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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 37, 11 July 1885, Page 4

NOTICE. JACOB FAITHFUL, at the request of a dumber of his supporters, has opened a Consultation on the Wellington Steeplechase. Particulars m this issue. As time is short, intending investors will please apply early. '"' ; THE GKREATEST SUCCESS YET* £1500. TO CLOSE 10TH JULY. J^ICOB FAITH £ TIL'S CONSULTATION ON THE .;■'.. Wellington ;.\. Steeplechase, -,: , . To be Bun July 18, 1886. -*."' ' 8000 MBMBBRS AT 108. ■li.;>-\"..: '■■■■■ . -'!. - ■ '.'.- .■"•■'■ BACH TICKET HAS SIX CHANCES. - HORSES. CASH PRIZES. lstHorsa .. . • ~.£WO ...tat £loo-... ..£IOO 2nTHorse .. .. ftO Sat 50 ..., • • 100 Snl Horse .. .. >75 Bat 20 .. .. 160 Others Divided, £11 Uat 10.. .. 140 "each, .. ..275 .40 at 5.. ..200 ' •■:■ ■ •■■■■'■■' • £800 '.-y' . • £ 70 ? Note. -JACOB Faithful's last Consultation having been over-Idled, he is confident of still greater success m the present case, m which event the number of prized will be increased, the excess, being divided into extra priaes of £5 ( each. - Drawing by a Committee of Subscribers, including, members of the Press. t : Cheques ont of Hawke's Bay require Is exonange. P.O. 'Orders preferred. Two stamps for reply and result! Apply- JACOB FAITHFUL, Care N. Jacobs, Box 7, P. 0., Napier. Tickets, 10s. ; -\TiCOB FAITHFUL'^ CONSULTATION WILL CLOSE IN OOTOBBE; ■ ' ;■ -j- . _' ■■:■ 1886. ; . ■_ .......... : .. ..-.. . AT 108 EACH. ; ; :>:; Hawke's Bay Spring Meeting. On the SPRING HANDICAP, to be atHaat- ; , A ' ings, October 17, 1885. Bight Chances Bach Ticket. About ISO Prizes. Bight Chances Bach Ticket. Spring Handicap. 88 Cash Awabds.. > Ist Horse ..■■ ..£IOOO 1 at£loo .. •■'. :.£IOO 2nd Horse.. .. 500 2 at : 60 .. .. 100 .'■■•■ 3rdHorsei. .. 250 4at' 25 ■;.. .. 100 Others div. .. 800 10 at 20 .. .. 200 ' . - 20 at 10 .. ...• 200 : ; .■; " ' 20at 6.. .. 120 26at 5... •• .. 130 'I ; '.nib -•■/.-' ■■•■••.' :' . £950 Note. JACOB Faithful's ?ast Consultation having over-filled, he is confident of a still greater Bucccs3 m the present case, m. which event the hum- I ber~6f Prizes ytiVk be incfeased, the excess being ] divided:liitb Prizes of £5 each. : Bach Ticket has 8 Chances. One Ticket can win the First Prize m ttace Event and 7 separate Cash Awards, m all £1216. . Drawing under snpervision of a Committee of Town and Country Shareholders and representatives of the Press. „..,"• Cheques out of'Hawke's.Bay must have Is. added for exchange; KO. Orders 1 preferredi Two stamps for reply and result. ■ AppIy.,. JACOB FAITHFUIi, Care N. ; JACOBS," Box 7,'tPbsfc Office, Napier. - ■ ' Tickets 10s. t ADAM BEDE IS NOW FORMING-. HIS. ANNUAL SERIES OF ,••.■■-... COMPANIES ON' THE" To be Biih first week, in November. 4,000 Members at Teh Shillings Each, to be ,;. : Diyided.as follows:— "■•■ -^ J ■ First Horse .i.' = .. .. .. ,;- .. : .. £500 Second Horse.. .. '.;' .. ' ' .. v '.. 200 Third Horse .. .. .. •• .. .. .. 100 OthertStarters (Divided) ;. .. .... 600 Non-Startera (Divided) .... .-. .; .. 700. .. ■ 3J3 ■;,■./■'....■..,-■ .-■•■. ■ ; . -•■■ ■-■■■' .:" •'■ '■•■ ■;'"■'■' ■' ■'■■■ ■' . : : ; '•■'■'■■ £2006 ... I^isjwrticulary requested that early application for Shares will be made, as each list /will be drawn as soon as filledj m the presence of the Press and a Committee 'of Subscribers ; Resulte will be forwarded to Subscribers immediately after drawing, and;tjie next list proceeded with. • .;'••... ' . ;A!uisnbscrjber dra^ngaliorsein any -list, , will be allowed,' if lie so desires it, tp' -invest m the following '.list any sum . hot exceeding. Four Pounds without remitting any further cash,' this amount to .be nltimateljr deducted from prize money. * ' . NO: 1 NOW OPEN.' -.;,■■; • Application by, letter only enclosing Two Stamps, : with exchange oh 'cheques, or by Money Order, Bank Notea, or -Drafts. 'Registered ' Letters or Telegrams will NOT omany account be received. If Bank Notes are sent please, use two envelopes,' one sealed aud placed inside the other. P.O. Orders preferred when procurable: It will greatly cxpediate business if an addressed envelope is enclosed with application. .. . Address— ADAM BEDB, Care of H.N. ABBOT, . Box No. 2, Poifc Qfflce, Auckland. , ■; ,' TKe Bshieij ifocicey; tutfCUiPs MELBOURNE CUP CONSULTATION, 1885. To be Run on /the Flemihgton Race Course, Mcl- , . bourne, m Nov., 1885. MEMBERS, £1 EACH. ■:'■■'. The Prizes wiirbe allotted by Drawing as under :— First Horse ..£IO,OOO 10 Cash Prizes Secbnd.Horse ..4,000 . £200"eacn- :.'.£'2,oOQ Th&d Horse .. 2,000 30 Cash Prizes Other, {Starters ri .' £lOOeacb '.. 3,000 (divided) . . 1,600 70 Cash Prizes > Non-JStar<ters ; * £50 each ..' 3,500 (divided).;.. 1,600 200 ■ Cash ;Pria» ■ .' 1 Cash Prize .. 2,000 £25 each .. 6,000 2 Cash Prizes . 575 Cash -Prizes •'(£1000 each) -2,000 . £20 each. '";... i1,50C 4 Cash Prizes . (£soo each).. 2,000 arand Total.. £so,ooo Tlie Sydney Jockey Tnrf Club of Sydney m thankIng their numerons Clients m all past CONSULTATIONS, andthe .Public generaUy, m New South Wales, the adjoining Colonies, China, and India that for the MELBOURNE CT7P, of 1885 they have decided to hold a £50,000 CONSULTATION,for that events- • 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 IS percent, (as last year.) It will \ be seen by the Programme that 105 C PRIZES will' ba DISTRIBUTED^ and arrangements are being made to bring this CONSULTATION pro- ; minehtly before the Public m all parts of tte World —ho doubt, whatever, but that all shares will : bc takett-up.-, -'• -.■■•■' ■•.■■•■;■.»." . -.■■...-..■■-•••■•: Drawing will take place under the COMMITTEE of MANAGEMENT about FOUR clear days before the DAT of the RACE. ' Result of the Drawing will •bo forwarded to all Subscribers. Any Subscriber can be present at the Drawing, either m person oi by proxy, on making application to the Secretary m .writing. ;» --,- ,-.-"■,'"■"■■ ■■ -•' -.'■■■",.•■•:>'■ ".t?.- '- •,•-.-. Abont'lso Horses Nominated.' ' ' ""' • Add Exchange to Cheques and Two Stamps fox REPLY tmd RESULT. Drafts or P.O. Orders to be made payable to— JAMES WALLACE, Secretary 5.J.T.0., Box 784, G.P.0., Sydney. N.B.— Please make known to yonr Friends. NEW JEWELLERY. ; 5 JOHN':"iORBES. (Late Kohn Bros.-), Watchmaker and Jeweller, Wanoanui.. I have much pleasure ■m informing the public of Wanganur that my lirst instalment^ of Jewellery; Plate, and Watches Has arrived, which for Variety and Beauty of Designs Has not been equalled here. < I have also arranged to receive the - Latest Novelties every month . from Jlorafe; therefore my Customers can depend on getting what they want at EXCEPTIONALLY Low PfiICES. AH Jewellery guaranteed FirstClass^ Quality, and warranted to give satisfaction, no other kept. I have selected my "Watches with special oare, and from practical knowledge Customers can depend on get- . ting a firMt-class Timekeeper. ■Jiswisfiifj«iiY, Watchks; . & Clocks 'Kep aired i:i a workin;mlikc manner, f mon l tiis > satisfaction guaranteed. ;,I ,Qr , ii ..!., ■ ' ; ■ ;.:. ■ ; Lowkst Pijices iir Town UnAi:nßJj J^J;U r H : ?-V F OR. }} X : 3, ;.■ " : .' '■. ' i-j'-vto- ilMiiii iSv;'.j } W : AT<iUVL\KWt & JeWELLKR.