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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 31, 4 July 1885, Page 4

EGMONT'S £500— Consultation— £500 ON THE Aelboume Grand National Steeplechase, \ To bo iluu ou 18th July, at Melbonrne. 1000 Members at 10s Each. "Will Positively Close JL6tli : July. TM xvr PRIZES., ,' • . JFirst Horse .. „ ;, ..•'.'.' .;V £200 Second Horso.i i.. '■ ':' I - ■•«'•• : ! •'■ 100 ThirdHoi-se .. .. : . r " ■ " Starfcors.((Uvidetl)aboutjEßeach; „ ".' 'Y. W fon-S^tei? *, ! about £s each ' ; V. ... -70 6 Cash Bonds at £5 each ./. .'.» .. .. : 30 ' _ '*' ' ' '' " • .•-._■■"•■•' £500 w « m tf cons »dfot»°n on /tWnWanganui Grand i : National Steeplechase the first horse; The Druid, !' wont to a settler m Eatoarthe second'horse, Caoutchauo, went to a young woman m VTollington ; the third, BiUy-go-byiem,we;nt to a subtler at Halcombe ; ■etortjh ß^ "• a "*: "°^ tarter ? ,Soip v f to Christ-,, i Eleasi6?sehd PiG. Orders' when convenient, and two 2d stamps , ,f or.^ reply, } aud: result. l Country ( cheque 3 must have Is esjcMpge added • '■'.-- = ' , ..As . usual,; auy.kttbsoiSßer 'can. tie»present; at the. - A^ n § h 7 a PPWnSi*s,EBIK)NT.. ] ; • • '

» ;^OOO.-320 r? Cash ? frizes. I®T TENTH GRAND HAMBURG DRAWING IS „ : : , . N.OW OPEN! ' . V To a Purchaser of 25 Programmes one will bo given "'■'• ; "■ • : - , '' Gratis;: , i „.•;.:. f TjIROM the undoubted popularity and'great success ' X ; these' drawings haYo bbtained.'-'fjhe promoters , are enabled to'bring^thbm before thtr public! every twp months. Although this Company 'has a largo number ofHorsb Cousultatidnists (about thirty) to contend against, some of whom umlerj fictitious .names have been mean enough to do their: ntmost to injure the promoters of theHaniburg Company, they iCannot do so, as this Coinpauyis too weU established and favourably known with the: public all through New Zealand. .-.'. , v , sr -| , n The large number of apptications that came m too late will be registered iv the ninth drawing; or if " the applicant ■wishes, the.money .will bo returned. ; ■'■' The Tenth Krand DrawHng for -fiiOOO -will close the end of August, and* the Eleventh Grand Hamburg Drawing will Open on the Ist SBPTKMBEB. : The Tenth Grand Brawing wjll consist of 320 Money Prizes, amounting to £4000; subscribed by ■8000>mombcr8'at'l6s'each. ■' ' ■ j ,: • ' The various Money Prizes will be distributed as r follows -:—.•: . ..-•■■ ..r?..;*- './.""■> ; : i' ■■« - '"• '• ' I£3OtfPRIZE 10ifi3dPRI2aj!'S 15 £15 PJUZES 1 20flPaiZB 16 25P11IZES ICO 10 PBIZES 1 100PBIZB 16 20 PHIZES 100 6! PHIZES 2 60 PJRIZB I I V:_. ■■; '-"TOTAL AMOUNT, £4000. ! I' - :\' 320 MONET PHIZES. ! To a Purhaser of 25 Programmes one will be given TheGrarid principle of -ihese Hamburg ' Drawings is that a purchaser, of 25 Programmes Is guaranteed aiErliße, and the chances are m favor of this inve3tpr drawing a large prize, as there are 220 large prizo3 to 100 small ones. To ah investor of :£2 the chances are only 6 to 1 against him drawing a'prizei and the Head Prize or any other may_ be drawn by an investor of 10s. . * READ THIS.— In Boaz's Grand Hamburg Drawings the greatest odds are only 25 to 1 against an investor of 10s draTOhg a prize. But carefully note the enorm- ; . ous "odds, against the investors drawing a ; Horse or Cash Prize m any of the Hourse Consultations. : The : marbles are replaced for each drawing of ; the cash prizes, Avhicli gives the enormous odds .against id-" • vestdrs. This Cdn)panywouldjsimpfy i ask investors . to calculate the" odds before "ptaciug iheir ihvest--ments;in any horse- cpii§nli»tions ; and *his Company would riot presume to tell the publiq that they have a number of chances and may win a number .of prizes for a single investtn'ent of ;10s. f ■ ' ; '"."NOTE.— Prize "Winner^ wKethor/;winning large or „ small prizes are informed that thejr names will not. be made-public without their written consent .' ,, ' o -'ThisTenth^randiDrawing f or' £^ooo hvill take plape undet the supervision, of a cpmrnittee of eight x subscribers, and the prises will be paid over as early jas possible af ter. the drawing;- - : "'-'*■': J : BSrNOTiOR.--Country Cheques marked : correct by Bank, only payable to a number, Is added for ex-j-oliange; P.O. Orders preferred, made, payable only to BOAZ. Bank Notes accepted. ' "*.- ■ ■) ' ■ ■' ■ . ; '•• Two 2tl stamps foi ; reply and resiilO Kcgistered ■letters.and telegrams not receiyed.^ . ! ■;;■•• •. Naine'andaddrefe'bf applicant 'should be plainly i'Writteq. !; ■:..■'■: 'A: ■.■.■"?■■; ■. . : All letters must bo addressed-r-BQAZ, Care of Mr. IMOSBIjT,1 MOSBIjT, and Retail Tobacconist, Box 64, P. 0.; Dunedin. ■' ■■-, . • „ -..■ ■ . „ \ ' '„y,;,'.- .•;;-::■'■ =„ .;-. t; . .;.; . i

"PACTS ARE STUBBORN.. THINGS.". By Ms popularity lins 'again asserted bis supremacy; KLook at the Bcanlfc: of liis Birthday ProI • ■ ,gramme. SometMng Wonderful >; ', '■':■■ M 3.280 Shares- Sold m Six Weeks;" 528 Extra Cosh. Prizes £5 each, were .allotted. ,748 Prizes 'instead of i'i I , i ;X i^^^S£f- i !;;,r.: I--:--, ■:.••.- . ■;.'., ;JNOW..,QPJSN. ON. A „'.V , '•:,»•:>:.■. RACING- AND COURSING PROGRAMME, (WHICH i MUST. CLOSE >i ON< TUESDAY, 7TH ' „ JULY, as the WATERLOO CUP is fixfcd for Bth; . ' ■ '9eh;andlotli, r 'bbibg' 6he- ; week earlier, than last .. year,; early, application is therefore necessary Jas'< • we are going ahead "full steam.," ' • 8000 at 10s, £4000. Ist Prize', £100(1 ■ About 220 „_....-.._ Prizes. ". . j .. . - J -Melbourne Gfarid Vi a ''Waterloo Cub, Chch. .i;V .i .;'■■'• ■■■-f'-ii '. ; About' 64)l ■Nominations. ' Hatiorial Stieeplecihase. winner Waterloo'! 1 j;i \mxpmt: .; warn About 25 Nominations. Runner-up [ ..'.• ilOOi Winner Waterloo -JMrsJ^,- .!.;. '...£IOOO. ,\ ,.-: Eursß > .% "i .. 50 Second' .. ' .. 300 i .. 25i; ■Thiid" v - ; -';AT-*::*f'l6o: Winh'e* Waterloo , Allioiliherß.dlTidedi ; ;• . ;- Pl»te, o .j • .. .60. ' about £20 each '•' 450 " Siinher-up' i .. i 26 ■■»■<■•, Ki-''t k :.-i ■y-'i-.ifi /i.'AilWO'th'er Dogs v " ' ■-. „,= , , -. '.. . vdivided'^' about "■■' } '' :: ' • w ■'■.■"' £10 eaoli ! ; .. m. ''"'" '•■"■ ,'" £1006' ' ■'■';,';■ ; j .-.£iooo •! ; / ; i ■' 12G- OASH BONDS/ •'^ l j ,-2at£so .... ....£IOO 10at£10r .. . „£],d6 4at 26 V.' ' :. 100 15 at '8' .. \ .. -120 'J.*6'"iifc 20 ..".• .. : 100. 30"atv'-'6i .'. .'; ' 180 -'lOat 15 -.'..'■ .;- 150 ' # 60W -'5-'.'. 1 - ■ .. 250 . .... lOVAJj BONDS, £1,100. • ; ' ••■• ■ . ; i.,WILL:aLOSE.7TH OS 1 JULY. ; " ' „'., Bapi. Ticket has, Ten Chances and canj obtain a 1 Priz6iii^Each.Drawitig; We arVglad we haVeigain -hit public taste, by allotting Extra Prizes instead of increasing Advertised Value of existing Prfees.wheii we more than fill. We shall again devote all monies for application over 8000, to .Extra. £5; Cash BOKDS (less usual commission), called 9th (Jlass.but; must explain that all Tickets sold up to time of closing has equal chances of everything oh the Programme.- .. , • • s ;:;'•..■. Please.; sejid two.2d-.stamp3 for reply aiid result (two Stamped Addressed Envelopes greatly, expedii ates business). P.O. Orders^pref erred. Is exchangeon r stamfis^aud cheques. . Coin or notes should be registered. ■ Registered; letters and tolegi'ams received/-.^ '■■;. ,^ .•."•/ .-:_S, . ■ -. -i.- - ' • ROBIN HOOD, t'i - < Care Tnos. Staplktox, Box 238, P.O. Christ- •. . ■■. :■-... ,' : > church:' , 7"a 1■" ' "■Or," JuflAL BTißarfiro, City Baths, ! Coldmbo-streot -..' „ • ' ... Ohiistchurch. ' i .;•,. „ • ' ■: V V' i-i^r: : £8000 ' '■• :■■. . £8000 - ..^ ' / - ANNUAL ;CON3ULTATIONr> \ . ■.; ■■ ■;.•>;• :•.-■■ '■:.■, OX*THE : ■. -'■'■'-»«-- i ■•""-• aRAN.D NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE ■■: ■" : : v Tq be Run at Melbourne on 'the 18th Ju1y1885.,,;. Will Closoion the 16th July, 1885. ' :■•• '■'■' ?■•> COOO Members: at lOs'eaclii' 6000. ■ \ "';',< ■h-'ir.: -i ; H6IUjS.;; , FT' j 112*J0ASH 3BOSTDS.: First -„....'■ .. ..£GOO 2at £100 \ .. £200 Second .. „ ..300; 4at BP .; 200 'Tltird ■■"..," :." ..'^2oo '8 fit '25 !..'i-200" Starters. (divided about . 10 at 20 .. 200 £40 each) .. ..• 200 20 at 10 !.. 200 .Non - Starters (divided > v 20 at 8 i.. 100 > about £lC eaoli) ■' ..' '300 48 at 5 .. 240 £1600 j £1400 Each Ticket has Eight Chances, and can obtain a Prize m each of the Eight' Dr awings. 1 ; ; • > Please send P.O. Ordei-s when convenient, or bank notes. Country Cheques must have Is exchange added, and marked correct by bank (do notseholose coin). Two stamps requisite, for reply and result; Should this Consultation .exceed 6000, ail prizes willbedivjdbd pro rata. -!> > i ! j@ST In, my Consultation on the Chrisichurch Great Autuinii -Handicap, the First Horse, Rubinn, went to a station hand at Ida Valley Station. The Second Horse*. Captain j Webster, went to a'farmer at Milton, Otago. The ' Third Horse, Sou'wester, to a well-known, .consultatiohist at Christchurco. , N,p.— As usual, the name 3. and addresses' of the principal priza-takerß, aK6 thenaVnes and addresses of the gentlemen who form the Committee, jwill be .^prwardedito all. the leading newspapers throughi*oUt v Ndw Zealand; .'' ' ' ■■'« >.•=••;■-•■■* j Address— ADA MANTUA, Oaro of LYONS &' HABT, Box 361', Post Office, Dunodin. £3000— Apply Early— £3ooo. i .Melbonrrib Cvp 5 will follo^.

£1500! £15Q0i n , ;^ioo! .; Vanguard's Uascussioii Melbourne Grand JW&tional ,j> : - ;!f \ .To be Rtin atMelbdririic, iSbli July.— Will positively Close July 10th. \ ,3000 Members at 103 Each. ' lEaoh Ticket has Six Chances! Piiizes. Cash bonds. First Hprse.'.; ... £400. -"A atX25 ■, v; ..£IOO. Second .. .. 200 Sat 20 .. .. 100 Thirft..; ...rZI" WO 10, at 15 .. , .. 150 ' COthefe divided) .. 280 10 at 10 .. .. 100* 20 at .5 t.. , i.. 10Q „...,-...-.• .•■.■-.'."...,..."; £950 :..■....' ' £550- - - °W™~"TOTAL.." TOTAL.. ...... .. ..£ISOO. Should fcbo appliwitiptis cscced 3000, all prizes \sil\be>ihcrerise<Vin prop6vbibni;>. -' ••■ . . i •■'■■ ' Cheques must huve Is oxchango added. ■ , ;./ P. 0.0. preferred payuble to. VANOtTAHD only. ■ .Two 3d stafups for reply ii'i'id result. " , AiMresarrVANg-ITAIM), Caio of.M. HOfIAN & Gd., Produco'Mercliants, Box 60,- Post Ofllco, Wftnpuuii.