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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 16, 17 June 1885, Page 4

£1500! £1500! £1500!' ON THE Melbourne Grand National Steeplechase, To bo Hun at Melbourne', IS-,1) J n'.y.— Will positively Oloso July IGth. "..•"•■ 3000 Members at 10s Uach. ... . . ■ ■ ' ; ' ': .Each Ticket has Six Chances I'- ! PRIZES. CASU BONDS. I ■-Seao'ild ••••..••■ ..200 ;5 at 20 -..-;.;. 1 100 Third .. .. 100 10 at' 15 .., ; ....150 (OaiersJUvided^^ 250 r UHjt. 10 .. ... j 100 .'^ _i' -• r V ; - ; >:£950; '■•« : >.vr:-..-V : v £ SSO TOTAL.. .. ••' ■ ..£ISOO. t.. '■' Should tho applications exceed 3000, nil prizes jwill .1)0 increased m proportion. , , „.....,.. r , j ' • Cheques ninst li-ive ls exchange ndd6d.' ; ,P.OX). prof orred p. lytible *o VANGUARD only. ■'■■'■ Two 2d stamps for reply and result. • .]■ Address— VANGUARD, Care of M. HOGAN &;CO., ■Produce" Merchants, Bos' 50,' Post' Office; Wanganui. .-,■■-. ■-■■--■■■ ■ • '■ ■■■ --'■-;•'■•, i . EACH TICKET HAg -PiTE CHANCES, j . Vulcanh Discussion.— -No. : 15. ,Welliiig*toii Steepleiclia^ Meet-;7i'(,-.M ■'„; :.. i .ing.---^.,- ; ,v:- ■■■.],,,. ■RVX AT- THE :HOTHP : ABOTTTi JULY lITJH, 1885.'. ! , „, ..-..'. ilrawn; About qfaly 7th, 1885. -?;;-! ' ' 'STEEPLECHASE. ; •" " ' mJKDLK: EACB. . First .£230 Hrst.. ..-v;,' i..-i. £100Second -. ..90 Second .. .. 50 Third \. '*'.:' "'s(r Tliird .. :.. 30 Othors (divided) .. CO Others (divided) .. 40 -. *= s:.:-.s : —--Li .;••:-.. ri:*X s' .■■■..• : ; . —^-r.. £400 ;-■ ' • £220 ' -*" BONDS. ." ) :V'r! o!hreoftt£lo .. .. -. •>.. . s ..-> -i*3o *i!iight ; afc£s' .;■ ; .i : ' : .'. ■•■'■•'.... '.-'■' -a:-. -^ jo Twenty at £S ... '. „. .. >,v _ ;: ; •^,;,; J 'i /r 0^ '■--"• ■' ; ": "" ■'■.'■', ":'"..: : , : -■''-- 16130 ■-':<?;i m- n: (JRAND- TOTAL,- £760-00 iiiii ■-..• ■ , Each Ticket has a chance of ydntting both first, : iSecorid, or Third Prizes, and can'Avin'bne pleach" of: the Bonds. , , . ' ' ; i' f >'-■;; ',!■'• -fSSr-JXEAJ);! THIS— VUXCAST. has ■'aiapHked p£ ! and drawn since March 4th up to May 22nd 4762 .Ticiets^-V^":^ : tt* 07 ■'.. r -;'.-V:i?.TH». | I -/- ! Bank Note 3 and Post Office -Orders payable ito • VULCAN-bnly:-u- a: •;' ; :•- / i-\-f ] ... .*■ Npte.T-Chequoßi will t bo returned unless made. - ." ;; • ''-'> r i;. Should tliere be more, than- 1500 applied for, extn> -* Cosli Bonds! will bemadded. •',' l: J > ; ; ' ; : - : ; '-■ ;' ">'■ r ■'." " % " This is sure to be more than full, being a Local - i Meeting.- -■•-/■ Sj'?'.. V-'i!;A ! "-j,i- : ;'.. / : ; ■ /.;:; : i '- ' .Vrj One Ticket given Free out of each topofefSpld as . cbminissibnj .' iT\vcnty-flve r 'pr6tniscubus /tickets or ! one book fpi 1 IGI2. Piyc Tickets given as commission, itb every ftgehtwlio' disposes ofilOO'tieketsr':?! ! .-, Opi/iions of the- Press :-^-"TIJLCAN bids fair to beodme'bne Pf thembst' reliable andsu'ccessiEul con-*' snltationists m this part of the colonies." , • '.-.-- -•"llTcrybody can come ;to;VULCAN'S ; drawings. '^ . '' Siwciiil Prizes of £3, £2, : nrid £i -will bo given- tb i the; Age nts.iviio dispose of ,-the igreafestjitimber of IJboks. ' ■'■".■.' -.■■■-. '- ■■'. .-■'■' ••.*;--lWUnblo;A-gents'i'W'artlied->.'-.;/.-'.«.f:=.i. i . ! 'f'j!-| ; — - Address only to " TULCAN," care Mr Q-. C. ' BUUNS,- Box 97, P.oi Wellington.;: :m..;.: ,:j:; i 4 The ; Sydney t JocJceyn^urfi^GM^ s ■ ? : . MELBOUBJNE CUP ; CONSULTATION,; 1885. .".'■ 'Mo' be'"' Hun "on"' the Hemingtdri' Race- Course, 1 Meli.;:'; ( ■■\.\ : f / bourne, m Nov., 1885. t :.; ; 'j' ; j.' : *-'- ! . ;..-;._' • . „-r. . j^MBEES,.'£I 'EACa^: -.;^ !■ ■""'''V.' The Prizes will be allotted by Drawing as under : — ■ : First Horse ■ . . £10,000' l 10 "Ciish • Prizes j Second Horse ..■■. 4,000 s £200 each ..£2,000 ?Third'i£6rsc" .. : 2,000 30 ' T Cash " Prizes • Other. Starters. .-.: . £100 each. ;..!_ 3,000 ; j- v. - ; 1,500 '70 'Cash ''Prizes f Non-Starters ,£soeach '■■'..-'• 3,500 ■ -(divided) --w 1,500 200 ■Cash 1 : Prizbs !; 1 Cash' Prize . . 2,000 | £25 each . . . i 5,000 f 2-Cash'^Prizes ■;t ■'-■] 575 Cash' '■ ! " . (£IOOO each) 2,000 £20 each .. ; 11,500 ; 4 Ctfslii Prices o '.:■ j.;: \'<i yM.-n '!v::\i ' t ;.., (£SOO each) ... " 2,000 | " Grand Tojbal . . £50i000 ■ ■.: TJ>e: Sydney Jddkey.Turt ' ChibVof Sy'driey'in thaukiiig 'their numerous Clients iuaU r past CONSULTA--ITIONS, land the i Public! generally,' -inJ-New Wales, the' adjoining Colonies, China, arid ilndiar^ i that for the MELBOURNE CUP; bf 1885. ; tlioy' l-.aye decided to hold a £50.000 CONSULTATION, for that k ■ :event.-j T.he highest PlUZii; biiingi£lo,ooo :'aiid trtheui "lo'jvest £20. The S. J. T. Club haye 1 also decided. ;to ydeduct only lOrpeivqenfc'f or.Exiienses,-: instead of '15:'

per cent, (as last year.), It -vull be seen by theProgriinmc» v thnt 1050 PULSES will bs DI&TIUIiUTED, and inraigenients <are being made to bung this CONSULTATION pro niinently before tlie Public m all parts of ttefWorld- — no doubt, whatever but that all shores will be til en up Drawing will take place widei the COM?tfITTEL oiMANAXrEMEM-ibou* POUR cjcii dij .befoie the DAY of the RACIr 'Re ult of t|u? Drawing wilt befoiwirded to all Subs«.nnei- \n> Subscriber can be pie&eut at the Di luiiig, uijliei m jjerson or by p-o^j, on making i] phciuion xo the Secretary m writing. j About 150 Horses Nominated. *" Add li vchnngc toChcquea and Two Stomps for REPLY i ihT UL4>UIiT Di Ift- 01 P 0 Ordci-. to be mule pajilflo to— JAMJ S WaLLA.GR Stcrctiiv fS ITC, Bo> 781, GPC Sy«lu\ N B —Please jnako Jaiowii to yourj tnends •"n •' •- HOTEL; •;, ; * Vilcf bH rA avEn uE, wan'gandi." James Catkins ; Pi;oprietor. The Pioprietor, of the above Hotel, m di awing the atteutiou of the Suoitmej Tia^cllmg,* anfl J Geuei«il Puiilic *t^ " hii, Hosteliy, wiblies to lnloim them, thkt he h<is made I( n ' ' I Extensive" Alterations! ', -<• < 1 < i t \, j > to the above' Premises, which have! been ENTIRELY RENOVAISBD [ Having ExtensivcT'Aceo'muaodation dn the r Piemi&e3, J "\V*. intends holding a } f ( weeexy-'maejcet,, Tlie same to be Held m I His Yards Every Saturday, Thus affoidmg Settlers an oppoitumly of Buying, Selling^ or Exclmnging All kinds of Faim and othei Pioduce.. < t jThe Piopnetoi has spaicd no experise m making the neceosaiy Impiovements. A SPACIOUS BAA

Has been Fitted up, having Three Entrances, with a ( COST-'HOOM BEHIND, "\Vhcre Commercial Travellers. Farmers ' and othcis may transact their > business with pnvacy f A ,N O T hFr, BAR| Adjacent to the Sale Yaids, is also Open. Tine ISalliafl'd Sloobba > • Has been enthely disconnected from the' Hotel, and will be found to be one of the best-appointed on the Coast. j ' A Lift, with Speaking Tube, connects. with the UPSTAIRS SITTEfG-ROOM, , So that piivate parties wishing to be seivcd with lefioshments can obtain them without passing , tlnough the Bais. The whole Hotel has been fitted up with a view to piovidmg the utmost comfort and convenience to the Tiavellmg and Grencral Public. , J.W. has had consumable experience m hotel-keeping, and can assuie those who pationise him that all «° WINES & SPIRITS | Will be o£ the Best obtainable Brands, and that no pains will be spaied by the Proprictoi to secure the comfort of YiMtois to his llotel.

TEMPLE OF_ FASHION. The undei signed hn-> much pleasure m notifying the Anival of Autumn & Winter POODS, Consisting of Large l Vjuie ties m Choice and 1 -Fashionable Asboitmenfcs juat to hand direct horn tlic Scotch and English Markets And also "the N.Z. MOSGIEL AND KAIAPQI FACTOIUES. 1 T. T. KERSLAKE, - ' of Fashion. [ j(Ncxt Foi esters' Hall.); I