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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 164, 12 October 1881, Page 4

MELBOURNR CUP, ONSULT A T I 0 N ..1881... 10,000 Sim.«ciii ; ftKß< at £l Each. ! First Horse. ... ... £3000 i h'e'ond Horse... '... 1000 Thud Horse ... ... 5"0 : . Oth<r Starters (divided) 1500 '■ -Nun-Start, re (dividitl) 2000 ■G'Prz^oriilOO eiu-h 600 ■ : Prizes of £50 e;i eh... 300 : 110 Prizes of £10 each... 1100 '.' Average for o(heT Starters is about 475 each,; average for Non-starters is Vbmit £25 each; and the 122 ■■ Extra IV zes, consisting of six prizes of £100 each, six prizesof£s6 eHcb,andllOprizes of£lOeach, bring up tbenumder of Winning Tickets to about 240. This is the best opportunity ever brought before the . public in' the. Australian Colonies.. ■■.- ' [ '' The dj awing takes place under any circumstances on or before October 31st.. Even though the Gaming and Lotni'ics Bill becomes law, this sweep on Melbourne Cup won't be interfered with, as the Act cannot come into operation he 'ore about the Bth of November, i Please add exchange to cheque ,and two, stomps forreplyard result. THEODORE BROWN, i 19 Grey-street, Box 210, Post Office, ■•' - Auckland, N.Z. Agent for : PahneV*f on ' North, i ' Mr. Solomon Abvahams, ; . Fancy- Goods i Dealer. ■ . . .'). ) . ■ | It,.. ):!: MA'RTIN, ; , ; ' HAS DINING AND DRAWINGROOM, AND PASSAGE ■ PAPERS, WITH DADOS TO MATCH. ig^ 1 These goods are very Superior. Also on hand, — A large Flock of Boiled and 3J aw Oil, Genuine White Lead, Paiuts ,m Itins, ready mixed, Colors of every description, Varnishes, Japans, Window Glass, Plate Glass, Silver Plate Looking- Glass, &c. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of < PICTURE FRAME MOULDINGS. , E.~MAETIISr, BE ARO PAPERHAkGING WBREHO'JSE. MAKTSBB-&TEEEX , ... ..- WELLINGTON CO-OPERATIVE STORES, Uppo s itjs The Scotch Church, Willis-street, WELLINGTON. JAMESON BROS & CO. GROCERS, AND WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, UPI?EB WIIiMS-STEBBT. TTAVE ON SALE,— '60 half chests Tea, at 2s 6d per lb !80do. do. at Is 8d ... 300 Boxes Tea ... 23s per box 25 Tons^lVV" Sugar at 42s per cwt 25 Tons I.C. Sugar ... 38s ... 15 Tons C. ..: ... 34s ... 1000 Boxes Candles ... 9dper lb Matches ... 5s gross W. H. Soap ... 1.5.8. cwt 'Salmon ... 9s dozen ' Lobsters ... ?s ./. „ Currants ... 7dperlb Raisins ... 9d ... ...... ... 10s dozen Sauce " ... 8s ... ' Vinegar ... 2s 6d gal. , ALL OTHER GOODS equally low, F. O. 8., at Wellington. 1 ; No charge for cases. .. } We are prepared to take any quantity I of FRESH BUTTER, weekly ppcktd I m the lump; and give cash, or goous m [ exchange. Note the address — JAMESON, BROS. & CO., Upper Willis-stuet, Wellington. i IMPORTANT TO EVEItYONE. H. WGLLEEMAN FT AS JUST ADDED to his bottling business, that of GROCERY STORES. Of which every article m the trade can be procured, at extremely Low Pbices. , Wines, and spirits of the 1 very best brands, Bass 1 Ales, Guineas' Stout, also Colonial ale and stout, bottled, and m bulk. Cordials of every description always on hand. | SAVE YOUR MONEY, And But your goods from H; Wollerman's wholesale Store, Fitzherbertstreet, near the Town Hall. I JS.B.— AII goods delivered with. puncI tuality m town, and throughout the country districts. «^» C,OME AND SEE «gj OAEL JOEG^ENSON'S TOY; AND FANCY GOODS EMPORIUM, Main-street,. Palmebston nobth. A most extensive stock of toys to be selected from. TOBACCOS, CIGABS, PIPES & STATIOHEBY •': always on hand. Books of any class, bought gold, or V : ;'-V ; Exchanged.- ;/- i -' ,- :