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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 125, 1 May 1885, Page 4

SIMPLE. RELIABLE. EFFECTUAL, B.AHBURG »EA. A bAILOR'S VEBDICT.; Hamburg Tea. Wei 1-st., Pyrmont, Hamburg- Tea. Sydney, Feb .ll, '84. Hamburg- Tea. Messrs Elliott Bros,, Hamburg Tea. Wholesale DrugHamburg Tea. gists, Sydney. Hamburg Tea. Dear- Sirs, — Allow Hamburg Tea. me to testify to the Hamburg Tea. immense amount of Hamburg Tea. benefit/ 1 hare. derived Hamburg Tea. from' Evnil Frcse's Hamburg Tea. Hamburg Tea. I have Hamburg Tea. tried, m ray time, all Hamburg Tea. kinds of nostrums and Hamburg Tea. so-called specifics for H amburg Tea. the relief and cure of Hamburg Tea. chronic constipation, Hamburg Tea. Ihu without permanH amburg Tea. ent effect ; indeed, Hamburg Tea. when I had left oil Hamburg Tea. taking any of the Hamburg Tea. articles referred to my Hamburg Tea. system was m a much Hamburg Tea. .worse condition than Hamburg Tea. . before. I now drink Hamburg' Tea. the Hanibu rg Tea onoi Hamburg Tea. a woek, and thereb) Hamburg Tea. keep myselt m firstHAiviraißG Tea. class bbclilV health. 1

Hamburg Tea. have a gran.l appetite, Hamburg Tea. ancl am always m Hamburg Tea. firstclass spirits. You Hamburg Tea. need not be surprised Hamburg Tea. to learn that I take Hamburg Tea. care' to- 'recommend Hamburg Tea. this reliable and sure, Hamburg Tea. remedy to allseafaring Hamburg Tea. men like my self. It is Hamburg Tea. simply invaluable to Hamburg Tea. sailors, who have to Hamburg Tea. endure so much from Hamburg Tea. variable weather and Hamburg Tea. sudden changes of PTamburg Tea. temperature. I will Hamburg Tea. always keep a supply Hamburg Tea. of the Tea on board. Hamburg v Tea. I am now confident Hamburg Tea. that it is' bound to Hamburg Tea. become' very popular Hamburg Tea. among all classes jn Hamburg Tea. the Austialian coloHamburg Tea. nies. Hamburg Tea. Your grateful servant, Hamburg Tea. John Laing. Sold -by all Chemists and Storekeepers throughout New Zealand, m Packers, at 15d. *„ .;•.»,;,• Wholesale Dep6t for Wellington— W. & G. TURIfBULL &CO, Customhouse Wharf, ' WELLINGTON. 'SP ©IS T I W Or ]fc T E2 W J». i 44000.— 320 Cash Prizes. l^P Eighth Grand Hamburg Drawing is Now Onen. To "a Purchaser of 25 Programmes one will be given Gratis. V _____ ' , ' ( EROM the undoubted popularity and "great success •.these drawines have obtained throughout New Zeulaud the promoters are enabled, to bring them before the public every two mouths. There is also. the fact that all these drowinns.have filled some time before the adverLised date of closing, which has .enabled the Company to .pay Ihe prizes' In lull. the Eighth Grand Drawing for £4.000 j will close the end pt Afujl, and the Ninth Hamburji will Open on the Ist May. „ I The Eighth Grand Drawing will consist ! of 320 MoJf by Prizes, amounting to £4000, subscribed. by BGOO members at' lOseaoh; The various Money Prizes will he distributed as follows :— 1 LSUO Prize; 1 L2OO -Prize, 1-LLOO Prize, 2^LSO. Prizes, 10 L3O Prizes, 15 L'2s Prizes, 15 L2oPriz'S, 15 Lls, Prizes, 160 LlO Prizes, 100 L 5 Prizes, Total ninount JJ4OOO.' 320 Money Prize?'. To si purchaser of 29 Progromtnea one will be piven gratis. < The Grand principle of these Hamburg "Drawers is that a purchaser of 25 Programmes is guaranteed a Prize, and the cban. es are m favour of the investor draw- ' ins a lnrge prize, as arc 220 large 1 'prizes to 100 small ones*. To :m investor of £2 the cuancps are only 6 to 1 against him , drawing a prize, and the Head Prize or any other may he drawn by an investor of 10s. " Bead this. — In Boaz'S Grand Hamburg '])fawvugs the greatest odds are Irmly 25/ to 1 against an jnv^stor of 10* drawing a prize. ' But carefully note' the enormous odds,agaiust investors, drawing a Horse or Cash. Prize iv t aDy of the Horse Consulta*. tions. The marbles are replaced foreach drawing, of the Cash Prizes, which gives the • enormous odds against' investors. This Company would simply ask investors to calculate the odds before placing their, investments m any horse consultations; and this-Company would ! not presume to tell the public that they lmve a number of chances and may win a number of prizes for a single investment of' 10s. * NOTE. — Prize Winners" whether win' ning large . r small prizes are informed that their names will not be made public without their written consent.

.This Eighth Grand Drawing -,'for L4OOO will take pl-.ice under t»e supervision of a committee of eigrtit subscriberSj'and the prizes'vvill be paid, over as early as 'possible after the drawiiif* . ' ''S3" Notick. — Country Cheques marked correct by ljaplc, only payable to a number, and Is added for exchange. P. O,| Orders preferred, marie payable, only' to BoAZ. Bank Notes accepted. Two stamp's for reply and result. Registered- letters arid telegrams not 'received, Kama and address of applicant should be plainly written. , All letters maat be addressed BOAZ, • * < Care ot Mr MoSEly, ■ 'Wholesale and Retail Tobneconist, Box 64. P. 0.. Du/edin,

TMS3 *A1" BjUTCHSSRir MOORE' & CARTER, having taken possession of the pieiiuHes formerly occupied by Mr James Heaton, baker, the Square, and having made extensive alterations, intend carrying; on the Butchering Business m all its branches ; and by civility, combined with cleanliness and atten-7 lion; to .customers, they hope to gain a reputation,' ancl also a fair share of public patronage. • < '!. Small Goods Department (a speciality). None but pure and good material used m manufacturing these goods. German Sausages, Black and White Puddings. v ]lot Sa\ ploys and "Fagots every Friday evening. K.B.— Our Cart will run daily round the Town and Terrace End. PWse 11010 thn Address — Moolira & Carter/ Family Butchers, next Topping!*, Ihe Square, Palmeraton N. ""NOTICE TO SUBSOIiTBERS. "FT is requested that all complaints X of irregularity of delivery may he made to the Ollice at once, so that they may be duly inquired into. jA _