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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 123, 29 April 1885, Page 4

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Sold by all Chemists and Store- ■ keepers .tlmmgh out' New Zealand,'ii Packet^. at 15d. Wholesale J)ep6t for Wellington-— W. & G. TURNBULL & CO Customhouse Wharf, . WELLINGTON.. ■SFOKTIIV& STEWS £4000—320 Cash Prizes. tgr^Eighth Grand Hambuig" Drawing i "'■' ' Now Open". N To a Purchaser of 25 Programmes one wil be given Gratis. EROM the undoubted popularity am ! great -success ,these drawings bav obtained throughout New Zealand the pro moters are enabled to -bring- them befor tbe public every two months. There is als tbe fact that all these drawings have nllei some time before tbe advertised, date o closing, which has enabled the Oompan to pay the prizes In. full. The Eighth Grand Drawing for JJ4OQ will close the end, of -Aeuil, and, fcbe Nintl Hamburg will Open on the Ist May. The Eighth Grand Drawing will oonsis of 320 Monky Phizes, amounting to £400C subscribed by BGOO members at 103 each. The various Money Prizes will be diatri buted as follows :— 1 L3OO Prize, 1 L2O Prize, 1 LICO Prize, 2 LSO frizes, 10 L3 Prizes, 15 i25 Prizes, 15 L2O Priz< s, 15 LI Piizes, 160 LlO Prizes, 100 L5 Prize; Total amount JJ4OOO. 320 Money Prizes To a purchaser of 25 Progrommes one wi] be'piven gratis. The Grand principle of these Hamburj Drawers is that a purchaser' of 25 Pro grammes is guaranteed a Prize, and th cban es are in favour of the investor draw ing a large prize, , as. therp are 220 lnrg prizes to lOOVm'aU'onesA fFbuniuvestoro £2 the cuances are onlv 6 to 1 agamst hin drawing a prize, and the Head Prize or an, other may lie 'drawn by an investor of XQs Read ums.— in Boaz's Grand Hambnr, Drawings the greatest odds are only 25 t< 1 against 'an 7 investor of 10" drawing , 'prize. But carefully note the enormou odds against investors drawing a Horse o Cash Prize in any of tbe Hoise Consultu tions. Xhe marbles , are: replaced for eacl drawing of the Gash Prizes, which gives 1 tb enormous odds ugainat investors. Tbi ~ Company would simply ask investors h calculate tbe odds before placing their in vestments in.any horse consultations j am Company wonld not presume to tell thi public that they have a number of chance and may win a number of prizes for i single investment of 10s^ NOTE. — Prize Winners whether win ning.large :r small prizes are informed thu tbdir names will' uoc be made public without their written consfinfci This Eighth Grand Drawing for L400( will take plaee under the' supervision o ,a committee of eight subscribers, and tin prizes will;be paid over a§ early/as possibli after the drawing. — Country Cheques -markec correct by Bank, gnlyjpayable to a number and Is added for^exchange/ P.O^ Onieii preferred,, made payable only to Boaz, "Bank Notes accepted." >A . Two stamps for reply and result. EegiS' tered' letters ai.d telegrams not received, ,Kame ami address of applicant should be -•plainly 1 written." : ' * ' , All ielteis must- be addressed •BOAZ, Care of Mr Mosbly, - « Wliolesale and ttetail Tobiieconisfc, ■ , , Box G<t. P.0.. Du. edin, iHE »A1" BUTCHERY MOORE & CAETER, having taken possession of the pre'mfses formerly occupied by Mr James Heaton, bakev, the Square, and having rimde extensive alterations, intend carrying 1 on the Butchering Business ;ih'Sil) its , branches; and by civility, combined .with cleanliness and attention to customers, they hope to gain 1 a reputation,. and J also a fair shave of public patronage. Small Goodb Department (a specialitv). None but pure and good material used in manufacturing these goods. German Sausages, Black and White Puddings. . Hot Saveloys and TTagots eveiy: /Friday evening. . , , •, , * 3ST;B.— Our tCanttiwiU %ran daily round the Town and Terrace End. ;".■.■ ; Please nota- the, Address— Mooßß & Carter, Family Butchers, ' next Topping's, the Square, Palmers ton N. v NOTICE TO SUBSCETBERS." :-. IT is vequested that all complaints of irregularity ol : dciivevy ni;iy Ixvmade to the "Office' at ome, so that ■tliHy may be duly inquired into,, |