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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 22, 24 June 1885, Page 4

£1500! £1500! £1500! Vanguard's* BJiscuasion OX THE Melbourne Grand National Steeplechase, To bo Run at Alalbounnj, 18th July.— Will positively Clo.« July lfitli. 3000 Members at Ifts Each. Encli' Ticket has Six Chanee3l Prizes. Cash bonds. First Horse. .. £100 4ac £25 .. ..£IOO Second .. ..200 8 fit 20 .. ..100 Third .. .. 100 10 at 15 .. .. 150 (Others divided) .. 250 |10nt 10 .. ..100 v 20 fit 5 .... 100 £050 I £550 TOTAL.. .. .- ..£ISOO. Should the applications exceed 3000, allpnzeß will be increased m proportion. Cheques must have Is exchange added. P. 0.0. preferred payable to VANGUARD only. Two 2d stsunps for reply and result. Address— VANGUARD, Care of M. HOOAN & CO., Produce Merchants, Box 50, Post Office, Wangatfui. EACH TICKET HAS FIVE CHANCES. Vulcan 1 s Discussion. — No. 35. on the Wellington Steeplechase Meeting. RUN AT THE HUTT ABOUT JULY 11TH, 1885. Dr.iwn About July 7th, 1885. STEEPLECHASE. HURDLE RACE, First £200 First £100 Second .. .. 80 Second .. .. 60 Third .. .. 50 Third .. .. 30 Others (divided) . . 60 Others (divided) . . 40 £400 £220 BONDS. Three at £10 £80 Eight at £5 40 Twenty tit £3 60 £130 GRAND TOTAL, £750 Each Ticket has a ehiince of winning both First, Second, or Third Prizes, mid can win one of each of the Bonds. B3T READ THIS— VULCAN has disposed of and drawn since March 4th up to May 22nd 4762 Tickets. Bank Notes and Post Office Orders payable to VULCAN only. Note.— Cheques will be returned unless made payable to No. or Bearer only. Should there be more than 1500 applied for, extra Casli Bonds will bo added. This i 3 sure to be .more than full, being a Local Meeting. One Ticket given Free out of each book sold as commission. Twenty-five promiscuous tickets or one book for £12. Five Tickets given as commission to every went w ' 10 disposes of 100 tickets. Opinions of the Press :— " VULCAN bids fair to become one of the most reliable and successful consultfitionists m this part of the colonies." Everybody can come to VULCAN'S drawings. Special Prizes of £3, £2, and £1 will be given to the Agents who dispose of the greatest number of Books. Reliable Agents Wanted Address only to "VULCAN," care Mr G. C. BUUXS, Box 97, P.O. Wellington. 1050 PRIZES-£50,000. The Sydney Jockey Turf CluVs MELBOURNE CUP CONSULTATION, 1885. To bo Run on the Flemington Race Course, Melbourne, m Nov., 1885. MEMBERS, £1 EACH. The Prizes will be allotted by Drawing as under : — First Horse ..£IO,OOO 10 Cash Prizes Second Horse . . 4,000 £200 each . . £2,000 Third Hor.se .. 2,000 30 Cash Prizos Other Starters ■ £100 each .. 3,000 (divided) .. 1,500 70 Cash Prizes Non-Starters £50 each .. 3,500 (divided) .. 1,500 200 Cosh Prizes 1 Cash Prize .. 2,000 £25 each .. 5,000 2 Cash Prizos 575 Cash Prizes. (£IOOO each) 2,000 £20 each .. 11,500 4 Cash Prizes (£SOO each) . . 2,000 Grand Total . . £50,000 The Sydney Jockey Turf Club of Sydney m thanking their numerous Clients m nil past CONSULTATIONS, and the Public generally, m New South Wales, the adjoining Colonies, China, and India that for the MELBOURNE CUP, of 18S5 they have decided to hold a £50,000 CONSULTATION for that event. The highest PRIZE being £10,000 and the lowest £20. The S. J. T. Club have also decided to deduct only 10 per cent, for Expenses, instead of 15 per cent, (as last year.) ; It will be seen by the Programme that 1050 PRIZES will be DISTRIBUTED, and arrangements are being made to bring this CONSULTATION prominently before the Public m all parts of tte World — no doubt, whatever, but that all shares will be taken up. Drawing will take place under the COMMITTEE of MANAGEMENT about FOUR clear days before the DAY of the RACE. Result of the Drawing will be forwarded to all Subscribers. Any Subscriber can be present at the Drawing, either m person or by proxy, on making application to the Secretary m writing. : About 150 Horses Nominated. Add Exchange to Cheques and Two Stamps for REPLY .vnd RESULT. Drafts or P.O. Orders to be nii-.de payable to— JAMES WALLACE, Secretary S.J.T.C., Box 78-1, G.r.0., Sydney. N.B. — Please make known to your Friends. NEW MARKET HOTEL, VICTORIA AVENUE, WANOrANUI. James Watkins Proprietor. The Proprietor of the above Hotel, m drawing the attention of the Sporting, Travelling, and General Public to his Hostelry, wishes to inform them that he has made Extensive Alterations to the above Premises, which have been ENTIRELY RENOVATED. Having Extensive Accommodation on the Premises, J.W. intends holding a WEEKLY MARKET, The same to be Held m His Yards Every Saturday, Thus affording Settlers an opportunity of Buying, Selling, or Exchanging All kinds of Farm and other Produce. The Proprietor has spared no expense m making the necessary Improvements. A SPACIOUS BAR Has been Fitted up, having Three Entrances, with a COSY ROOM BEHIND, Where Commercial Travellers, Farmers j and others may transact their business with privacy ANOTtfER BAR Adjacent to the Sale Yards, is also Open. TSie fßASliard SSooifia Has been entirely disconnected from the Hotel, and will be found to be' one of the best-appointed on the Coast. ■ , ' , ' A Lift, with Speaking Tube, connects with the . UPSTAIRS SITTING-ROOM, So that private parties wishing to be served with ref reshments can obtain them without passing through the Bars. The whole Hotel has been fitted up with a view to providing the utmost comfort and convenience to the Travelling and General Public. J.W. has had considerable experience m hotel-keeping, and can assure those who patronise him that all W WINES & SPIRITS.^ , Will be of the Best obtainable Brands, and j that no pains will be spared by the Proprietor to secure the comfort of Visitors to his Hotel. TEMPLE OF_ FASHION. The undersigned has much pleasure m notifying the Arrival of Autumn & Winter GOODS, Consisting of Large Varieties m Choice and Fashionable Assortments just to hand direct from the Scotch and English Markets And also the N.Z. MOSGIEL AND KAIAPOI FACTOIUES. T. T. KEitSLAKE, Temple of Fashion. : (Next Foresters' Hullji