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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 44, 24 January 1885, Page 3

NEW "YEAH GREETING To mij Numerous Customers m and around Palmerston. MY STOCK OF GROCERIES IS NOW COMPLETE FOR THE Festive Season APPROACHING. TEAS At enormously Low Prices. SUGAR Ckina, Mauritius, and Queensland Brands.SULTANS, ELEMRS, & MUSKATELS, CHOICE CURRANTS— EXTRA GOOD QUALITY. A. PETERSON, THE SQUARE. Jacob Faithful's CONSULTATION WILL CLOSE 13tii MARCH, 1885. 6000 MKMB I! ts A T 6OOO HAWKE'S BAY AUTUMN RACES: £3000. ON THE IVAPIJGR HANDICAP, To be run at Hastings, March 17, 1885. 8 Chance* Each Ticket.- : About 13) Prizes. 8, Chances Euch Ticket, NAPIKK HANDICAP. 83 CJASH PKIZKS. Ist Horse ... £1000 1 at £ ICO ... £100 2nd Horse... 500 2at £50-... lOu 3rd Horse ... 250 4at £25 ...; 100 Others divided 30 - 10 at £20 ... 200 20 at £10 ...i 200 20 at £6 ... 120 2<>at£s ...' 13d £2050 ' £950 * Each ticket has Eight Chances. Om Ticket can win the First Prize m thRace Event and Seven separate Cash Awaids. -'in all £121 G. Drawing under supervision of Coin itiittee of Town and Country Shareholders. and representatives of the I'ress.' ' Country cheques must have Is added for exchange. P.O. orders preferred. Two stamps for rc>>ly and result. Apply— \ JACOB FAITHFUL, Care of N. Jacohs, Box 7 Post Office, Napier. Tickets 10s. To the Sporting Community oj New Zealand. MR ABRAHAM, the well-known Ada Mantua promoter, having retired from the business of Race consu'tations, it has occurred to several prominent members of the Sporting Community that the present is a favourable opportunity to supply the want that will undoubtedly be felt by the retirement of Mr Abraham. To supply this acknowleged want THE ZEALANDIA COMPANY has been formed, and m announcing their First Programme they beg to assure the public that all business entrusted to them will be conducted with the most thorough fairness*, and to satisfy the public on this point the Books of the Company will be open' at all times for inspection by iiieinboru. •• DUNEDIN CIJP, - To be run on the- '26th, February lfext. 12,00.9. MEMBERS at 10s. IG2 Prizes. Each Ticket has SIX Chances. 40 NOMINATIONS. 142 CASfI PRIZES. First Horse... £1250 4at £100... £400 Second ... 750 Bat 50... 400 ThH ... 500 20 at 25... 500 Starters .. 500 i3oat 10... 300 Non- starters 1000 80 at 5... 400 £4000 £2000 Total, £6000. \ Remittances can bn made by cheques (with exchange added) P.O. orders, n bank notes. Registered letters or telegrams not received. In cases of cheques they must be made payable to r a number or to Bearer. P.O. Orders made payable to the Zealandia Company, and postage stamps must be sent for reply and result. THE ZEALANDIA COMPANY, Care of J. B. MUDIE, Box 150 Post-office, Dunedin. 10.000 Frogiammes at 10s Each. £5000. FIDELITY COMPANY'S ANNUAL I'KOGRAMME On the DUNEDIN CUP. 40 HORSES and 115 N.Z. BONDS. Divided as follows :- First Horse £1300 N.Z. TtONDS. Second Horse 7no 6at £100 £500 Third Horse 3H) 10 at £50... 500 Others (divided) 700 20 »t £20... 40 » 40 at £10... 400 40 at £5 ... 200 Total... £3000 115 Bonds £2000 Total amount oi Prizes... JJSOOO. Each Ticket has Six Chances, and can obtain a Prize m Each Drawlim. \» ill CLOSE on or about 24th FEBROARY, 1885. ' Pleuse add stamps for reply ai-d resn't. Remittance* can be sent a«. follows : — 1. Cheques, P.O. Orders or Bauk Notes. 2. Make crossed cheques, with Is added for exchange, payable uiilier to a No,, or simp'y to bearer as printed, bvvt Not to any particular person. Jf cheques or b«nk drafts are payable fither to a particular pei son or to order they will be returned la tbe sender. ' '. 3. Poi-t-Oflico Orders may be sent but they must be made pa} able to Fideli:y Company only and not to auy j articular pei son . 4. Rujiislered letters or telegrams CANNOT be leplied to. Address only a« bc'ow: FIDKLITY COMPANY. • Car 6of Alfred A. Cameroon Bo^, 2fl] Pvst -office, Danedjn,