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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 56, 5 August 1885, Page 4

JACOB FAITHFUL'S CONSULTATION NOW OPEN ON The hawkesbury Grand Handi- ; cap To be Run at Sydney, 12th September, 1885. WILL CLOSE 10TH SEPTEMBER. 0000 Subscriber.; at 10^. C:ir;U:d, £SOOO. EACH TIOKKT HAS SBVBN CMANORS. .lTorisiiS. ■ «9 OASir. pjitzrs. 10!) Numiiiiitiosis. 2at £50 .. ..£IOO . litlfoKC .. ..£GOO 4:ib 25 .. .. 100 2nllTnrse .. ..300 Sat 20 .. .. lfiO Sr.l ITorse .. .. 150 13 at 10 .. .. 130 Other Horses 20 at. G . . . . 120 equally divided. . 1130 42 at 5.. ..210 "** £2180 £320 JACOB FAITHPUL would draw attention to the fi?t of his tost Sweep of JOOO members having overfilled da a very short notice ; he is therefore coulldj it of a much greater success m tho. present case, m w.'iich event the excess will bo divided m extra £5 C ish Prizes. The names and addresses of the principal prizetiters will be forwarded to all the leading newspapers. Drawing by a committee of Subscribers, Press rjprcscntitives being present. Add Is for exchange on cheques payable out of II iwke's Bay. P.O. orders preferred. Two stamps for reply and result. Apply JACOB FAITHFUL; C.ire N. JACOBS, Box 7, Post Office, Napier. ; •H.B. SPRING MEETING TO FOLLOW. " TKDTH STRANGER THAN FICTION." ROBIN HOOD CQMANY Have just closed their July Meeting with 11,000 Slrcre3, being 9,000 more th.au lajt yew, and, 3,000 j over original issue, thus enabling them to again ! allot 300 Extra C ish Prizes of £5 eadh. They have during the pastTwclve Months allotted 03,910 Shares, and distributed £31,950. As the Robin Hood Company 'do- not, for many reasons, think it advisable to hold thoir clients' monqy for I'our Months by opening on the Melbourne Cup, they luive decided to open the. following Programme on the:.' ■ :.' ■■"'-'.' County Purse and Hawkesbury Grand Handipapy To be Run at Sydney, September 10 and 12, 1885. 10,000 at 10s, £5,000. Ist Prize; £1,000:': 300 Prizes. , • '•■ -- .. .COTJNTY PURSB. GRAND HANDICAP. 98 Nominations. 10G Nominations. r First £300 First .. .l£looo Second .. ..150 Sceo.id .. .. 500 Tliird .. ..100 Tliiril .. .. 230 Otlier Starters (<liv) SOD Other Starters (Yliv -100 Non-Starterc(div.) 000 Non-Starters (iliv.) 8- r ><> £1-150 " £2000 9G CASH BONDS, lat 25 .. ..£r> 80 at 5 .. ..£'lls 2at 20 ..• .. 4D . -■ 4at 10 .. .. 40 •.. ■ .. £550 Will Close as Soon as Full. But not later than Tuesdiy, Bth September. Age.it? will bear m mind to se:id lleturns as soon as possible. As we are certain of filling, Tickets will be sold "HIGH AND Low " from the start. Early application therefore necessary. , ' Please send two 2d stamps for reply and result (two Stamped Addressed Envelopes greatly expediates business). P.O. Orders preferred. Is exchange o:i stamps and cheques outside Canterbury. Coin or notes should be registered. Registered letters and telegrams received. If Stamp 3 are not sent, as requested, for repiy and result, results will be sent by Book Post, Oi- kx. Address— ROßlN HOOD, Care of STAPLETON & Flkmixg, Box 238, P.O. Christchurch. £1500! £1500! £1500! Vanguard's iHscussion OS THE , Hawkesbury Spring Handicap, To be Run at Sydney, Sept. 12, 1885. • |P* 10G NOMINATIONS. f ■ 3000 Members at 10s Each. PRIZES. " , First Horse .. .. .. .. :.. ..£3OO Second Hovio , :. .. 200 Third Horse .... .. 100 Others (divided) .... .. '.. .. 900 ■ £1500 VANGUARD'S Discussions are always drawn under the supervision of a Committee of town.aad conntry subscribers and representatives of the Press; The first prize m VANGUARD'S Discussion on the Melbonrne Gr.iud National Steeplechase weut to. Patea; the second and tliird prizes to Wanganui* „■ Two 3d stamps to be sent for ; reply and result. . Cheques nmst have Is exchange added. P.O. Orders % P1 Address— VANG UAKU, C:uc of M. lIOGAS & Co., ■ Produce Merchants, Box 50, Post Oilice, Wangauui. . WILL CLOSE SEPTEMBER BTH., .-~ i^" W. CHAPMAN, — P— A— l— Br— T— B -»- Paperhanger 3 Sfc. f WICESTEAD PLAGE, WANGANUI. (Opposite Empire Hotel.) Visitors to Wanganui will find this Establishment the Clieapest House m the Trade. • always on hand Oils, .Paints, Paperhangings, &c, at the lowest rates. Tria^. Solicited. - Estimates Griyen. Paints m lib or 21b tins. H^ Mixed on the premises. . ' Opening Notice. A. WALLACE Desires to intimate to the public that he has commenced business as COACHBFILDER, WHEELWRIGHT $•«.,.„. And hopes by attention to his business to receive a fair share of patronage. Every description of Repairing, Painting, and Trimming undertaken, and those • favouring the above with their ' Orders can rely upon being thoroughly satisfied, both as regards ■ , ' PRICE AND WORKMANSHIP. ; Spring Lock Drays, special malic, £17 TOs each. ■ Address— A. WALLACE, . (Next W. Parkes & Co., St. Hill-street, Opposite Jackson's Sale Yards.) WANGANUI. \ ASK YOU Chamberlain's FLOUR. Admitted to be the Bcsi,in the Manawatu. CIIAMtttfIILAIX'S .is Ww only ?riiU 'hat hi UU<-<] wit;h .ipjjii- ! n!i«fjs ' i'ov U;'.>i'.>uj.-,hiy mixing, ili..' wjieuts esretiiSal (m iiiakin^ Quoil ]/ io h iOrders pnncttt»lly attca«Je'd to. T. K. CFSAMDJTRLAIN,