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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 36, 10 July 1885, Page 4

EGMONT^S £500— Consultatioa4£500 . ON THE ■ ' -'■ I. Aelbourne Grand ., National -.:... Steeplechase, ; To be -Bun on 18th Jnly, at Melbourne. 10W Memtere atlOsßaph. ,■ , WiU Positively CIO3C 16tb July. PRIZES. | First Horse .; .. .. .. .; ..£2OO Second Horse.. .. .. .. ■' ,\ "... 100 Third Horse .. .. .. ... .; .. so Starters (divided) about £8 each .. .. 60 Non-Storters „ about &t each .; ..70 6 Cash Bonds at £5 each .. -.; ■'■.. . .. 30 • ■ £500 In my consultation on the Wanginni Grand National Steeplechase the first horae, 'The Druid, vent to a settler m Patea ; the second horse, Caoutchauc, went to a young woman m Wellington ; the third, Billy-go-by-em, wont to a settler at Halcombe ; some starters and non-starters going, to Christchurch. **••■'■, Please send P.O. .Orders when convenient, and ' two 2d' stamps for reply * and "result;. Country cheques most hare4s exchange added. ' - r - As usual, any subscriber can.be present at the drawing by applying to KGMON33. i Address : EQ-MONT, care of Speight & Co- Box ' 81, Post Office, Patea. . : - ;: < \\^ '$£ j : JS4fJOO.-32(^ • ■ ■' -■■'"•■ : ■ '' ■•■'■.."" •;.-,; ; r tSF TENTH aRAND HAMBITR& DBAWINO IS ■ :,■■,: . ■ NOW OPEN I , , r i ; ■• . -. To a Purchaser of 25 Progrftmmes'oho will be given "■: -■■ ;[■■ '■■'■ Gratis.- >;: .': j JD .these drawings htivc obtained, the' promoters, are enabled to bring them before' the 1 - 1 public every two months. Although this Company has .a; large; number of Horse Cpnsultatipnists (aboutj thirty) to contend against, some of whom under fictitious names have been mean enough to do their utmost to. injure the prompters of the Hamburg Compatiy, they cannot do so, as this .Company is too well established and favourably known with the!; public all through New Zealand. '". " ■' >' ■ \ jkiiGiy^ The large number of applications that came m too late will be registered m the ninth drawing; or if the applicant wishes, the money will be returned. ? The Tenth. Grand Drawing for £4000 will close the end of August, and the Eleventh Grand Hnm-: burg Drawing will Opeif on the Ist September. The Tenth Grand Drawing, will consist" >of 820 Honey Prizes, amounting to £4000, subscribed by , 8000 members at 10s each. ' ' ' • The various Money Prizes will be distributed as foUows :— ' ' ■-;■■■•■•' "'. I£3OOPBIZE 10£30JBIZBS 15- - £ls PHIZES 1 20DPBIZE 15 25; PHIZES 160*. 10 PBIZBS 1 iOOPaiZB IS 20 PRIZES' 100 ■ 6 PHIZES S 50 PBIZEI • I ■ ; TOTAL; AMOUNT, £4000. i 320 MONEY PBIZES. I - .i.- ■■•: .!'U. ; .■■',;'• ■x^.:;\nr, , j vy:^' ,:. ■ To a Purhaser of 25 Programmes one will bo given •"■ . ■- Gratis. • i -•'*'• •' ',-., ". :.■.. .-,.■. :v- :4r^-;i ; :? ; ' ; .The Grand principle of these Hamburg Drawings is that a, purchaser of i 25 Programmes is guaranteed: , a Prize, and the chances are.in f aypr. of the investor drawing a largejprize, as there J nre' 22o hii«e ; prizes - to 100 small ones. To 1 an investor of £3 the onances are only 6 to 1 against him drawing a prize," and the Head Prize or any other may be drawn by an investor of 10s. . .-..■,, ;„,•;••■•' i ' ' Bead this.— ln Bboz's Grand Hamburg Drawings ' the greatest odds ore only 25 to' l against an investor of 10s drawing a prize. Bnt carefully note the e'ndrin-' ous odds against" the investors drawing aj Horse or .Cash Prize m any of the Hourse Consultations. The marbles are replaced ior each drawing, of the cash prizes, which gives the enormous odds agaiust investors. This Company, ask investors ' to calculate the odds' before placing their, investr. . .mentsinauy horse consultations; ond this Com-' pany would not presume to, tell the 'public that they have-a number of chances and may win anuintier of prizes for a single investment of lOs.i: ;■■ J -NOTE.— Prize": Winners whether winning large or small prizes are informftd that their names will not , be made public \rithout their .written consent ■'■>/ ■■ This Tenth Grand' Drawing for £4000; wiU take place under .the supervision of a 'committee of eight ; subscribers, and the prizes will be paid oyer as early as possible after the drawing. • i J Kg"NoTica. T -Cpuntry Cheqn^s 5 , marked -correct"; by Bank, only payable to a "number, Is added for exchange. P.O. Orderspreferredj madd payable only to BOAZ. Bank Notes accepted. : . '■-„ Two 2d stamps for reply and result Registered lottery and telegrams notrreceiyed; _ ' Name and address of applicant should be plainly written. " ■"■■/<-\. < ■ . ■ ' All letters must be addressed— BOAZ, Core pf Mr. ; MOSELT, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, 86x,64, : P. 0., Dnnedimr / i^ • ; - ;/; --- ■■■ ADi: j fiSfTui. "".-;■.. £8000, „,-■"■ . r — . :^ ; V*B'ooo ANNUAL CONSULTATION, ■* * • OX THE : GRAND" NATIONAL STBBPLEOHASE .v. To be Run at Melbourne on; the 18th July 1885..* Will Close on the leih "July} 1885. 6000 Members at 'lOs each. 60tf0. ,^ * . " H6BBES. 112 iGASti BONDS. ■Krst . . - . . - . . £600 2 at. £100 A £200 ..Second .. . '.;. .-,-■ . .. 300 ■ 4af 60 W. #) Third .. .. .. 200 Bat 25 .. 200 Starters (divided, about '< ■10 at 20 .. 200 ; £40 each) .. ; \ :: /200 j2o'ai 10.. 200 Nbn - Starters (divided 20 at 8 ..100 about £l6 each) .,. .. 300 48 at b ..240 ....:.-. £1600 ■'" ,;, £1400. r". Each Ticket has Eight Chances, and xsah obtain a Prize m each of the Eight Drawings. ;• ■ !■'■■■ Please send P.Oi Orders when convenient, or bank . notes. Country. Cheques- must have Is exchange added, and marked, correct by bank (do not enclose coin). ■•* Two stamps requisite, for reply and result. Should this Consultation exoeed 0000, all prizes will be divided pro rata. ■■; .',-,•■■:■■"■'■> ■ . -•. ■'•;. .■■ 87 In my. Consultation on the Christchurch: Great Autumn Handicap, the First Horse, Bnbina, went to a station hand at Ida YaUey Station. The .Second Horse, Captain Webster, went, to' a farmer 'at Milton, Otago. The ThiKHHorse. Son* Wester, to, a well-known consultationist at Christchurch." ' •■'■ ' N.B.— As usual, the names and addresses of the principal prize-takers, also ;the names andhddresseki of the gentlemen who form the Committee, will be forwarded to all the leading newspapers 'throughoat New- Zealand. •■•• ■' ;•*■."- ' r-. -■'•' Address— ADA MANTUA,' Care of- LYONS : & X HABT, Box 351, Post Offlce, Durtedin.' j :■ £3000— Apply Early— £3ooo. !. " '_;. Melbourne Cud wiLl follow. ' £1500! £^00! Vanguard's Discussion ■ .■;•■■"■ ONjTHE ; '■"'■'' •■" Melbourne Grand National ■-' : v Steeplechase, J y - v +Z' To be Run at Melbourne, 18th July.-- Will positively ' : , .. Close July l6th. .. "■■■'-. • ■>■'-—— ■ > . •'!■ •'-■'•"■•• ' 3000 Members at 10s Each. ! ; „ '-\ ■!-'■: EacnlTicket has- Six Chances! \ '-■',■ ; ; j Pbizbs. I Cash Bonds. First Horse.. ..£4OO 4at£2s .. !..£IOO Second .. .. 200 • 5 at 20 .. ... 100 Third .. ..100 10 at 15 .. .. 150 (Others divided) .. 350- 10 at : 10' i. ;.. 100 20 at 6 .. ;.. 100 £950 '" : ' "\ '£56dV ' ?; TOTALi. !; :.i ...;; ..£1600.;' , ■.■•• . Should the applications exceed 3000, all prizes' wiU /be increased m proportion. \ •:■-,,: '. Cheques must have.ls exchange added. ! *v;»is P. 0.0. preferred payable to VANGUARD only. Two 2d stamps for reply-and result. ! Address— VANGUARD, Care pf M. Hoqan & GOUProduce Merchants, Box 50, Post Office, Wanganui. '-^w^llmer^^ WINTER MLLIMkr .. ... ■■'■'■ .■■■.is. .-.-', : ' ■"■''' NOW OPEN ! j — A.^l) JS (W VIEW AT— ; ITictoria House; . w^Gjgsrui. ; ;! ■- PET?ER BELL has marked off the above at very^ Low Prices this season, and feels assured that for IJLEGANGB^ana- STSPLE thero will be nothing to surpass his selection of LOiTiDON and pkBIS MILLINiRY GRATEFUL— COMFOBTIN(J. : EPPrs^pOOOA. "By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws' which govern the operations of digostion%hd nutrition, and by a careful application of the flue proper- 5 iids of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided . our breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured' bovemge which may save us many -heavy doctor's : bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually, built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack whorovcr thero is a : wonk point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame— See article iv the, Civil Service Gazette. . ' • ; Mode simply with boiling water or milk. '• > . : . . Sold m J-lb packets by Grocers, labelled thus :— . ' JAMES EPPS /& CO.* ', HOMCEOrATHIC CHEMISTS, "" ! >; ' LONDON, E N GLAND,. ;' :