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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1324, 18 October 1884, Page 1

EOBIN HOODS GBEAT NOVBLTIt COMPANY'S PROGRAMME on v : the MELBOURNE and NuiW ZEA. November, 1884, is now .T open with a subscribed capital of £10,000 : ,m 20,000 shares at 10s each; 404 prizes, each ticket having 7 chances. To an in- |!" a vestor of 20s the odds are 25 to 1, and 1 ; °- £3110 may be won with one ticket. MELBOURNE NEW ZEALAND CUP. CUP. •"* 134 Prizes. 70 Prizes. Ist. Horse ... £2000, Ist Horse ... £1000 land Horse... 900 2nd Horse... 400 3rd Horse ... 450 3rd Horse... 200 Other Starters . „ Other Starters "'■■' about £33 each -900 about £27 each 250 « 'Kon starters • ] Non-starters j , ( . about £46 eich 1.-0 about £11 each 650 «; .-- ;i Total £6000 Total L 2500 ; ' CASH BONDS. r. ; ,200Piizes. f '.' ...-. 2atLso .... ... LIOO " 6atLaS .150 j 40-atLlO ... ... 400 146atL5 ... ... 730 ' „, Tetal LISOO ■ : - i r.Will qJoß©,pii Novembor Ist. 55,000 ' •hares hive i' been sold by us on. various £- £ - Isvdits since bur commencement. Applica-i-iintximirtsTisual.: . ! .T»«^ BtampsuSair-reply ■■-■i-j.tral wsutt.— r-Money Orders or Cheques ■ Marked cprrect, w.itu Is ; elxohange : added, *"~ preferred". If Notes or Com are sent letters 11 j: ttonW be registered. Telegrams and Ee- '' «4tired letters 1 received 'and prdmj>tly at-;-tendidto. Ten per cent dedhcted from iUi»ll*r«e^monieß, 4 per cent oi- which we " give to agents who sell .tickets for us, or. clients whbpurchase books of 25 shares. Frogriunueß with nominations and particulais, p»st; present, and' futuie, forwardjed post free, on application. Agents' retarns . Ziiast reach us not later than 3 ist October v^i^'^ey-irifi not tfe .recoghised. Adflreis-^---*i iEOBIN jHOOD, care of Thos.- Stspletqn '■•?) B*)£o 2 38» 3P.O.|i Chrisichurokj or. Jubal ]„ »\epiag, a C% / Baths, Colombo' .street, r ChnstGhurch, ' l .; i.-y.n we send to newspapers . S' : 'throughout New Zealand the : names' and ...; addreases of the principal winners; m our '„ OQjQj*nj t as the : consulaticnisj;s^ajivertiße they 40^ we reapectf uily remind the public : V and our clients that bur. books are at. all? ■ ' times'ppen for inspection, to any subscViber, ;. ' ; information not confined to the Press ; we, • •_• .^oonaider each subscriber has- an equal right of inabection. ■. ■ „';.:'-• MEiiBOUaNE CCJP 1884. \!; .^;-(['>''j-;\ adam^bede 1 ]li -- Jj now forming-%,. number of companies on the above great event., 1 2,«)0 INVESTORS AJ £1 EACH. -V >•• Tb'be' divided as follows— vv, KwthoMe..; ... 1.;.1i £1000 .:■; < horse ... i ...i ; 200; ■a Thirjd;hprser ...... : ;100 ; V . ". '■ Otter starters (divided) , 3W 1 V . Kon-gtartera (divided) ; 400 , ' ■•■'■■■■ ■* l Total ». :i ..i £2000 I | It v particularly- requested that early application for shares will be made, as •ach, list will be drawn soon as filled. " 7 Itftslti wili be forwarded! , to subscriri berr immediately after drawing, and the "iiext list proceeded witb. , ; SK: Atty subsciiber drawing a horse m • ; any tot will be allowed, if he so desires it, to invest m the : followme: 1 list • any nun not exceeding Three Pounds without remitting any fnrther cash, this amount to be ultimately deducted from prWrnoney, ' : The acceptances' for this race are de>« clared- m August. Before that elate, all Drawings will contain the wholeof the. horses Entered, and every horse will deceive a prize, but after that date the Acceptors Only will be drawn. *- The Drawing's will be conducted by. ■•« Committee chosen from the Subscri» bet§t ' '■ : - : I? NO. 1 NOW OPEN. •* Application by letter only, enclositt, two stamps, with exchange on chequtt or by Money ;Oruer, Bank Notes, oi Drafts. ' ißegistered letters or telegrams wiilnot on any account be received. If bank notes are sent, please use two en» -relopes, one Sealed and placed inßide the other. P.O. Orders preferred when Srocurable. It will greatly expedite Dgineis if an ac dressed envelope id en« closed with application. Address — ''„ „"' " - • ADAM BEDE; &■ i ■•;•:■■;■ c/o H. N. Abbott, Box No. 2, Post Office, AucklancL BROWNE & BOISEN'S TA'TTERSiLLL f S UVEEY AND BAIT STABLES. Eangitikei Street. Paimebston Korth. nrXP^SES carefully and JLA-'' thoroughly broken to saddle single aiid double , harness. , .■ . . i Buggies of all descriptions, land Aorees always on hire at moderate charges. ■ ' ' "' T " ■ :; ■•' ; '.;"/'. ;' " paddocks ihdiiftrge roemy r- ''', ''. .■./. loose 'boxes, , ; ; . ; P The. stables being open day and Bight, and our motto being " civility •od attention," we shall always be open to do businesß and trust to see *' our old friends and their friends " rally r«und. "N.B. —^The loose boxes are wel adepted for race horses and other travelling blood stock. Horses trained for Race Meetings Hones bought, sold or exchanged. IST Note the Address.— Bangitikei ■treet, next Wood's, Blacksmith . HALL GROCERY, TEA. CROCKERY, Ironmongery, Flour, and ; GENERAL STOREKEEPER, : THE SQUARE. ; PAI/MEBSrO» NOETH, THPMAS^ HALL,