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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 64, 17 February 1885, Page 3

'£750.— [Established m 1883.] -±750. VULCAN'S DISCUSSION. Waiig-aiiui Cup, Run March (3th, 1885. ' 65 Prizes. — 1500 Members, at 10s each. 27 Noniinations. 38 -Vulcan BondH. First £200 lat £20... £20 Second 100 2at 15... 30 Third 70 sat 10... 50 Starters (divided) 70 10 at 5... 50 Non-starters 20 at 2 (divided) ... 110 10s 50 £550 j 38 80nd5.. .£200 Will Close and he Drawn March 4th, 1885. K:»ch ticket has six (G) separate chances, and can draw six prizes. Bank Notes accepted ;' Post Office Orders, made payable to Vulcan only ; Cheques payable to No. or Bearer, with Is exchange added ; two stamps for reply and result. Igir Should the number exceed 1500, the Prizes for Horses will be increased pro rata, and Cash Bonds increased m number. Vulcan is gradually increasing m numbers, gaining 200 new subscribers every drawing. First horse m his Grand National event to Wanganui. First m his New Zealand Cup, Wanganui. Second m his Wellington Cup, last year, Waverley. Wellington Cup, this year, First, Wellington ; Second Nghauranga, Wellington ; Third, Masterton. «» Tickets may be seen at the Royal Hotel, Palmerston North. Address only to VULCAN. Care of Mr G. C. Burns, ; Box 97, Post. Office, Wellington. ] NOTICE. HAVING disposed of my Butchery Business m the Square, Palnieiv.ton North, to Mr Frederick Buyant, late of the Gear Company, Wellington, I take the opportunity of thanking the general public for the favors so liberally bestowed on me iv the past, and. to request a continuance of same on behalf of my successor. . JOSEPH BEALE. ,16th Feb., 1885. . , F. BRYANT, m drawing atten- , tion to the above advertisement, would beg to intimate that he intends carrying ou the business m the Square, lately carried on by Mr Beam?, and would respectfully requesL a continuance of the favors shown to the late proprietor. FRED. BRYANT.

Drummond AND Alexander IMPORTERS •■ _ op' ■ ■ - :; '' : ENGLISH & AMERICAN HARDWARE; - ' ' ■ "•" ; ' AND '. ' '•' : ' '■.■ Agricultural Implements. Wine & Spirit MEBCHANTS. Have always on hand a Large Stock of every requisite m the above lines, and have 'fresh shipments arriving regularly. Being Direct Importers they are enabled to execute orders at the most reasonable prices. D. and A. haye always on hand a supply of Reid & Gray's Ploughs and other Implements, and all extra parts for same, and have the Sole Agency ' for this Coast for Clay ton & Shu lltlewprth's S teamEngines and Threshing Ma- • thines. W. A. Wood's Twine Binding : • : Harvesters. British Economical Grain and Seed Drills. Cooper ? s Celebrated Sheep Dip. The Spittlcgate Granite Works, - Aberdeen. : Are also ■■"'.' Proprietoi s and Sole Im porters of the Celebrated E.Y.O. Brand of Whiskey. Note the Address-—---KIDG WAY-STREET,:? : WAN G AN U I.

THE Public Trustee is charged with the Administration of the Estates of all persons who may die intestate :— (1.) Where no relatives are known, ot who reside out of . " New Zealand, . . , : (2.) Where the persons entitled to Administration neglects to apply thovefor. Next of kin, m forwarding claims for the. i*esidue, or part iliereof, should enclose proof of kinship. ! Claims for supplies, services, &c, should be forwarded to the Agent of the Public Trustee for inquiry «nd certificate, he will then transmit, thorn to the Public Trust Office for payment. Thft Public Trustee may ho nominated "Executor under the Will of a Testator, -or Trustee under Marriage or oth^r settlement. Present Trusses Exoriitors, or Ad' ministratorsmay velieve themselves of responsibility by transferring trusts:, if approved, to the Public TrusteeTh 6 Slate pives an n\ KQlute guarantee against loss of funds, by fraud or dishonesty. For further pnrtif ulars apply to t J. HERBERT HVNKrNS, Solicitor, Palm -rsfon North . Or, B. C. HAMJiRTON, Public Trustee Wellington, August 22, 1884.