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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 129, 6 May 1885, Page 3

THE PREMIER STiJKPLKCirASE OK NEW ZEALAND. WILL CLOSE 2i'\J) JUNE NEXT. HAWKES BAY STEEPLECHASE MEETING. ox Tin-: HAWKE'S ]JA 1' .STI-.HPLECIIASE To bo run at Hastings, on .lime 2Stli, ISKo. EACH TICKET HAS SEVEN CHANCES. H. B. STKEPLKCIIASE. CASH AWAIUJS. Ihd Hoivx* .. ..^slio 1 ut.SUIO .. ..£IOO 2nd Horse .. .. 2JU 2at 50 .. .. 100 3rd Horse . . . . 125 3at 25 . . . . 75 Starters £25 each .. 175 lo at 20 .. .. 200 Non-Siariers £12 lo at 10 .. .. 100 each .. .. ILTi 50 at 5 .. .. 250 £1175 £825 Eacii Ticket has 7 Chances. One Ticket can win the First Prize m Race Event and 0 separate Cash Awards, m atl £710. Noth.— Jacob Faithkul, from the support hitherto accorded to him, is confident o.' filling this Sweep. Should the number of applications exceed the above the Prizes will be incrc.ucd pro rata. Drawing under supervision of a Committee of Town and Country Shareholders and representatives 01 the Press. Cheques out or Hawke's Bay mnst have Is added for exchange. P.O. Orders preferred. Two stamps for reply and result. Apply JACOR FAITHFUL, Care N. Jacobs, Box 7, Post Office, Napier. Tickets 10s.

AULD ROBIN GRAY'S CONSULTATION ON THE N.Z. GKAND NATIONAL. To be Hun at Christchurch, May 20th, 18S5. Consultation Closes May 22nd ; Will be Drawn May 23rd. 2000 MEMBERS AT 10s EACH. PRIZES, £1000. Phizes. Cash Avauds. First Horse . . .. £300 4at £25 . . . . £100 Second Horse .. 200 4at 20 .. .. 80 Third Horso .. 100 oat 10 .. .. 60 Starters (divided).. 76 4at 6 .. .. 20Non - Starcers oat 2 10s . . ... 15 (divided).. ..50 . Total' .. ..£275 Total .. ..£725 GRAND TOTAL, £1000. Each Ticket lias Six Chances — Race and Cash Awards being dawn for separately. One Ticket can win a Prize m Hace Event and Five separate Cash Awards. The Drawing will take place on Saturday, May 23, under the supervision of a Committee of Town and Country Shareholders and Representatives of the Press. Telegrams not accepted. Country Cheques must be marked correct by Itank for twenty-one days, with Is added for exchange, and made •jKiynble to M. itigden. Bunk notes accepted. All letters containing coin must be registered. Persons wishing for iiouks for disposal please apply through the Box. Should the demand exceed the 2000 the Prizes and Cash Awards will be increased pro rata. Please add Two Stamps for reply and result. All Letters must be addressed to — M. KICtDEN, P.O. Box 307, Wellington.

MILITIA. NUi'JUK. '. Militia Office, sth May, 1885. ALL Persons liable to serve m the First Class Militia between •Seventeen tmd Thiriy Years of age, Married or Single, residing m Paimerstou North Borough and Oroua County, whose names do not appear on the Kolis posted at the Police rita tion, Palmerston North, shall within Twenty Days give m his name, age, and place of residence either personally or m writing to the Commanding Officer, Adjutant, or Officer m charge of Police, Palmerston Morth ; failing to do so, shall incur a penalty of One Pound — and if a person having paid the penalty shall incur a further penalty not exceeding One Shilling for every day ou which such failure shall continue. C. STAPP, Major Commanding District.

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