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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 50, 28 July 1885, Page 3

lli^AD IT AH. IT WAY »\\E YOUR JLIFE. .A.JMiiEirEaia.A.asr co' 3 Hop Bitters The Purest and Best Medicine ever. made. - THEY ARE COMPOUNDED FROM Hops. Buchu>. Mandrake, and -Dandelion"The Oldest, Best, mo3t Renowned, and '•Taluabie Medicines m the World, and m 'addition contrtin all the best and. most ' effective : curative properties of, all other 1 bitters, being the greatest Liver Regulator, ' 'BLOOD PURIFIER, and life and health i ' ' • 'restoring agent on earth," They Give New Life and Vigor to the '/-.] ; ' Aged and Infirnv yf ' "To Clergymen, La\yyers, Literary Men, • • ' Labourers, Ladies, and all those who3o ■* 'sedentary employments cause irregularities '• of the' Blood, Stomach, Bowels, or Kidneys, 'or who requiro an Appetizer, Tonic, aud 'mild stimulant, these Bitters are iuvalu'able, being highly curative, tonic and . 'stimulating, witliont intoxioating," "No matter what your feelings or symp- ' toms are, or what the disease or ailmeiit is, .' use .American .Co.'s Hop Bitters. Don't ? «wait" until you are siofc, but if you'buly feel ■ ' ' ' bad or miserable, use the Bitters at once. ' •It may stive your- life. Hundreds have ' 'been saved by so doing, at 'a trifling cost." Ask your Druggist or Physician* '. '• , "Do : not suffer yourself or let your ' .! , 'friends suffer, but use and urge them to • 'use.t he, American Co.'s Hop Bitters." ;" Remember, these Hop Bitters are no ■ . drugged* drunken nostrum, but the ' "'' ? purest, and best Medicine ever- made, aud ' no person or family should be without it." • .^r See that the name Dr. Soule blown m every bottle, none other genuineMANAWATU ROAD BOARD. : NOTICE is liereby given that it is the intention of the above .Board at its next meeting to strike a rate of ifd m the £, to provide for! the repayment of afloan, borrowed under -the Road and Bridges Construction Act, for construction of ' Mil Line. r ! i '" ! " : ::' : ■•*■ '■*'^--* :.,l v ■•■"•--••■•. Chairman. ■i£lso<M £1500! £1500! Vanguard's Discussion ;^: : V?' I"; ■; on the? ;. ""■ \ "Hmhjceshury Spring Handicap, .:., • To be Hun fit Sydney, Sept. 12, 1885.. < • \i i> Jn i • -■' .' ■■■•'■•• 100 NOMINATIONS. M <v. >'; ?^°? Members. at,los_ Each. v ■„. PRIZES. Mrst Horse. >• ...... .. .. ..£BOO •Second Horse. . 200. ;^nirit\Horse /. .; .. .'. .. ..100 .Others (divided) 900 ■.&<:',: : t-\ ■<'■ -, ■ *1500: , Discussions are always drawn undcV the supervision of a Committee of town and. r, country-subscribers and representatives of the Press. The. first prize m VANGUARD'S Discussion on 'the ilelbourne Grand National Steeplechase went to Patea ; the second and third prizes to Waiiganui. i: ; vT'\\ J o2d stamps to be sent for reply and result. Cheques must have Is exchange added. P.O. Orders preferred. . Care Of M. HOGAN &-'CO., Produce Merchants, Box 50, Po3t Office, Wanganui. WIliL CLOSE SEPTEMBER BTH. ' ■ .".?•■ :":'?-. ' • ■• ■',•?■ • ' •• BOROUaH OF PALMERSTON NORTH. ; sale op Desert e.' MESSRS '.Gh- M. Sn.elspn and Co., have been instructed by the Bordngh Council, acting under aulhoritv of the Minister of Lands, to sell by Public Auction, at 2 p,m., on SATTJHDAY, 12th September, at , their rooms, the subdivisions 2 to 8 of allotment 1 of section 225, m the aliove Borough, containinsf each 16 perches, and sub divisions 10, 11, 12, of the same allotment, containing 1 rood 8 perches, the ; faid measurement being m each case mote or less. Plan of allotment nirtylio seen at •the Borough Uonnci oitice, or at the .office of the Auctjbneera. . Terms atSale^-'"': , •■-.• R. N^KBEIiINGi 1 r Town Clerk. Palmerston North, June 6th, 1885. £3000. ADA MANTUA. «000 ■,'■■- *8000 ■'■•■." ANNUAL, CONSULTATION " i . ON TBS Hawkesbury Grand Handicap, To be Boh at Hawkesbury, New South Wales, on the 12th September, 1885. Will Close positively on the 10th SEPTEMBER, 1885, 109 NOMINATIONS, . Including all the New- Zealand Cracks, numely— Welcome Jack, Vanguard, OUdeis, Liverpool, Thunderbolt. ■-"■'.'' 6000 Members at 10s each. 6000. : " 218 PIUZES. '. ■ Hobses: Cash atvabds. Virst ! .. .. '.. £500 . lat £100 .. £100 Second .. .. .. 300 2at 50 ..100 Third 200 Bat 25 .. 200 Starters (divided about 10 at 20 .. 200 £40 each), .. .. 200 20 at ,10 .. 200 Non -Starters (divided 20 at 8 .. 160 about £l6 eaoh) r .. 600 48 at V S. . 240" / : ; £1800 ' £1200 Each Ticket lias Eight Chances, and can obtain a Prize m each of the Eight Drawings. ; ' :' Please send P.O. Orders when Convenient, or bank notes. 'Country Cheques must have Is exchange added, and marked correct by bank, (do not enclose coin). Tyro stamps requisite, for reply and result. Should this Consultation exceed 6000, all. money over mil be devoted to extra £5 each- Cash ASvards, leas us unl commission- being the ninth drawing. -: N.B.— As usual, the names and addresses of the principal prize-takers, also the names and addresses of the gentlemen: who form the Committee, will be forwarded to all the leading newspapers throughout New Zealand. READ TIJIS !~READ THIS !T opinions' op the dunedin press. From the "Evening Star," Duncdln.of May 26,1885.Ada Mantua has forwarded to us the names of the Committee who superintended her. drawing, and a list of the names and addresses of those who drew the principal prizes. The Committee were all wellknown residents of Dunedin. From the "Otago Daily Times," Dunedin, of May ; 27th, 1885. Ada Mantua has sent us the names and addresses of the principal winners, and also the names of her Committee. Among the Committee there were a number of well-known business men, and a representative from one of the Dunedin newspapers. The Committee express themselves as being thoroughly satisfied with the drawing. The first prize went to Greymouth, the second to Dunedin, and the third to Clyde. ; •• ■'■- ■;•-■•>< ;. '. •,: - ■ ■ Also' the opinions of fifty other leadiugnewspaperß caii be had on application. ' , Address— ADA MANTUA, Care of LYONS- * Haut, JJox 351. Post Office, Dunedin. £3000— Apply Early, as time is limited.— £3ooo. . Melbourne Cud will follow. JJQTJCE TO SUBSCRIBERS. TT is requested that hII cumplaintH X of irregularity of delivery may bo Wade to the Office at unce, so that they may be duly inquired iuto,