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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 67, 18 August 1885, Page 4

iKsi^%' ■■■■■■ PALMERSTOT NORTH , ; . SHOEING FOROE, Corner Rniuiitikei and Gulia-s-irecls. t '(Next- Clarendon. Hotel. w\ r. wood, PBOPRIETOR. All description of General Blacksmith's work done. ■■■•'■•'■ agricultural Implements made and repaired.' , Shoeing done with care and on an > enurely new principle, under the per aonal supervision of the proprietor. All Work Guaranteed.' " Charges Moderate. ( \ - • > Woolcock & J Hoskihg, > BI.ACiCSMITIIS, Farriers, and Wheelwrights, Main-street West, PALMERSTON NORTH, ( | ' I IMPROVED * CORNISH RANGES Made to order, to burn either wood or coal. Anyone about to build, would do ' ' veil to firfct inspect the above.' Every description of work executed with despatch. s , Horse-Buoeing a Specialty. Iron Pipes screwed and cut, to any length or size- ' M Seed notice. FKASEB BEOS., AWAHUIU.& CAMPBELLTOW^., BEGS to inform residents m the Manawatu districts that they have been apnointed Agents for the sale of E. J. BowenV celebrated 'Frisoo Seeds — of every description. Now on view at both. Stores. .SBQBTIISLG NB^S.«.*i £4000.-320 Cash Prizes. IBS 7 TENTH GRAND HAMBURG DRAWING JS > ■ ■ . ' NOW OPENJ ' * \ To a Purchaser of 25 Programmes one will be given Gratis. ', TjiROM tlie undoubted popularity and great success JD these drawings have obtained, the promoters are enabled to bring them before the • public every two months. Although • this Company.hos a large number of Horse CoiisultaMbnists (about thirty) to contend against, some of whom under fictitious names have been mean enough to do their utmost to injure the promoters of the Hamburg Company, they . cannot do so, as this Compauy is too well established and fay.ourably knowii with the publio-all through New Zealand. ' ." • The large number of applications that came m too late will be registered m the ninth ' drawHtig ; 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 Hamburp: Drawing will-Open on the Ist SUETBMBEn. -.* ■ The, Tenth Grand- Drawing' will consist ''of 320 Money Prizes, amounting to £4000, subscribed by 8000 members at 103 each. The various Money Prizes will be distributed as . ollows :-- » -•■■ .' • / . '"■<'■'" ,' ;• : 1 £300 PKIZE 10 £30 PRIZES 15" £Is PRIZES 1; 200 PRIZE 16 '20 PHIZES" IGO 10 PRIZES 1 100 PRIZE I 15 20 PRIZES 100 6 PRIZES 2'- 60 FR.I3EI '■ . , ■••■'. , " TOTAL AMOIJKT, '£4000. • 320. MOJNeFpRIZES. "" ' - ■ ' V ' :%-X— ■■■,■&■ ;', To a Purhaser qt 26 Programmes "^ue will be given '■'■■< ' -.' ,'.};,-, . : The Grand principle of these Hamburg Drawings is that a pErpha^er pf ,25 Prpgramme3 is guaranteed' a Prize, and'tfie'cljd.uc.e'sirg m fayorjoiE <;he investor . drawing a' lar^e))rize,^as"therd are 230 large prizes to 100 small ones. To an investor of £2 the chances are only 0 to 1 against liim drawing a prize, and the Head Prize or any other may be drawn by an inve3toroflOs. ■ ;"■■■• „,._. „ , .-/>,•■: „ ■ Read this.— ln Boaz's Grand Hamburg Drawings . the greatest odds are only 25 to 1 against an investor , .of 10s drawing a prize. But carefully note the enpnn-, pu^ odds i^gainst'tjie investor. ,dra\ying a Horse. 1 orCash Prize iu'any "of the Hourse Consultations. The niftrble3 are replaced for each dra;ving of the casli prizes which gives. the enormous odds against iu- , vectors. This .Company would simply ask investors «iio cnlcnlate tljuD o. dds b'ef<?x;u' placing their ' invest* ments m any horse consultatigns ; and this Corn- . pany would not pre3un>c-to tell,the public tliat v they have a number of dUai)ces and may win,a number of - prizes for a single iuyestpent'pf 10s. ' ■' '-i ■•; ' ■'■ i NOTE.— Erizp Wtoners whether winning large or '/small prizes are informed that their names will not ' be made public wittiout their written consent V This Tenth Grand ■'Drawing for £4000 will , take place under the supervision of a committee of eight ■Subscribers, and the prizes will be paid over as early as possible after the 'drawing. ' - ' ■: -l^o"NQ'4.UC!Er— Country Cheques marked correct by Bank:; only payable"to r a number, Is added for e*chaiige.* P.O. Orders preferred, mode payable only tb'BOAZ. Bank Notes accepted. . '. ■ T\^o 2d stamps for. reply jand resulti Registered letters and telegramsjiot-receivedP ■ •• Name and address of applicant should be plainly : .wrjtten. ' "" All letters must be addressed— BO AZ, Gare of' Mr. MOSEIA', Wholesale and' Re tail Tobacconist, Box 64, P.O.,'Duuedin. ':'■■» "■ *k \\ '■■■ :' ■ 'A J 'J- ;,,: ADAM fiEDE ; : -il'Nbw Forming his annual series op I COMPANIES ON THE Melbourne Clip, 1885. i T(? fie Kuo first weet m November. • 4,000 MBjjjbers at tTficr ; Sl4Hing^ : Jacb, tg be " ■ -j .-■■,. Plyided as fflllpws:— PirstHoi-so „■'"- -ti' ■ f •• •• ..£6OO Second Horse,, „ „ , 200 Third Horse „ „ „ „ '.'. '.'. 100 Other Starters (Divided) .. „ „ ".) 500 Non-Starters (Divided) .. „ „ „ 7«0 £2000 • It is particulnry requested that early nppUcntion for Shares will be ninile, as eueh list will be drawn ns soon as flllod, m the presence of the Press and n ■Committed. -of -Subscribers. Results will be forwarded to' Subscriber* immediately after drawing, and the next list proceeded with. Any subscriber drawing a horse m any list, will be allowed, if lip so desir«s it i; to invest m the following list any sum not exceeding Four Pounds without remitting aiiy further cash, this amount to be Ultimately deducted from prize money. NO. 1 NOW OPEN." Application by letter only enclosing Two Stamps, with exchange on cheqnos, or by Money Ordi-r, Bank N/)tcs, or Drnf ts. Jlegistcned Letters or Telegrmns wjll NOT on any accpunt be rccciycd. ]f Bank Notes • nyesont phsuso use two envelopes, -one sealed and placed inside the other. P.O. Orders preferred wlieii pvo'-in'iiblc. It will g-jwtly vxpefliatp business if an (sddrosscd envelope is enclow'il with np.pl)cat)on. Address— ADAM BKDE, Cure of H. N. AIiUOT, Box No. 2, Post Office, Auckland.