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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1333, 29 October 1884, Page 1

TEiGBIN : HOODS GREAT NOVELTY JS) COMPANY'S PKOGUAiUME on the. MELBOURNE and NnW.ZEA. liAHD CUPS, November, 1884, is now open 1 Vith a subscribed capital of £10,0u0 ia 20*,000 shares at 10s each} 404 piizea, epch ticket having 7 chances. T»» an investor of. 20s. the odds are 25 to 1, and £3110 may b- won with one ticket. 'MELBOURNE NEW ZEALAND CUP. CUP. 3^- 134 Piizes. . 70 Prizee. -ltt Horse ... £2000 Ist Horse ... £1000 2nd Horse... 900 2nd Horse... 400 3rd Horse ... 450 3rd Horse... 200 Other £tarter 3 Other starters about i 33 each 900 about A27 each. 250 Non. starters . IS on starters about £46 each 1750 about £11 each 650 *•■- ■■ ■ ■ ' ' : " Total £6000 Total L 2500 **'» '■ CASH BONDS. ■ ■ 200 Piizes. . . Ei 2at LSO , LIOO * 6atL-5 ...' ... 150 40 at*Llo • .;. ... 400 fe- 146atL5 730 r J.K-, ._,. } . , . Total,, LISOO I ■^ill close on Bovember' Ist. 55,000 "been '^ld by'lis -ioiif / vari6us our eomuiencement. J - ! Apph"ca j - tioos as usual. Iwo 2d sjamps. .for., reply^ fndj:reßult. : r ; Money ■. ()rders, .or. ; Chequts xnmiied correct, witu Is- exchange aducd,; preferieci. If Notes orCoinare sent lettera" ■houla be registered. • Tele'gr..ms and 'BegSteredQWers received and :- promptly attendedto. .."Jen :per ctint dednct«4 fcoruL all prize monies, 4 per cent, of which we grreto .agents wbo sell tickets' for us, or cuents whppuichase books of- 25 'shares., Programmes with nominations and particu-' lws, past^presentr *nd -lutuj.e,^oi:warded post iree, on application. Ageuta' reums laastreach us not later than 3i&t-OcU>ber o M i|iH W be recdgn ised 'v iMQ&M SOBIN HOUD, care of Thos. Stapleton Sox 238, Pro., thrislchuiiih; or Jubal FleoiingVs City- Baihs, : ColoMbor- street, Christchurch, N.B,.— Although we send I to newspapers throughout New Zeajand the names and addreaies '- of! ihe .principal winuera m our cJoinlany^as the' consuiaticnists' .ailyertise they clei'werUpecifuflyvreihmd the public, and o»r clients that our books are at ail 1 timWopen^f or inspection to any subscriber, information not' conahed tothePress; we consider eabh subscriber has an e^ual right of. inspection. . .. 'il :; J : MBLBOUBNE Ct[P ,1884. tf V; r '| :u -.! 1 . ai>aM; fiifipK", 1:;,. ■ : ;,. : - t»,nowiprming a nnmber of^coinpanies jt.~;.- li-W.t^'e aboye^grcatevent.i, . , la" .' : ■ J£o'M divided as follows--, Firs^ horse. .. T -,,., v \'MlW} , Second horse' . ... ... .2W ' , Ihird howe; , ...... JLQO ./Other star ters, (diyided) . ; 3po , r.^.HonrßJta>tMS i (dmded) i:; , jtoO ; ;j . 1.-i-it 'is p^rticulariy, requested tnat early sppiication for shares will be made, as eack list .will be dra.wn soon, as filled. ! itefiulta i.wili be forwarded, t6 ; subscribew immediately affer.drawing, arid the n^xt fist proceeded with. , / !l! ■ [ . ! , # ■ Anj'subeciiberV drawing ..a Jiorse m any .list (WilCbe allowed, it he so desires it, to invest ; m the ipliowing list any gum not .exceeding Three .bounds without remitting any farther cash, this amount to be,uitimately deduciea from pruse money, .'. v ; ••. ..'.- acceptances A>r this race are de-? August.', before that diite, , 'a)1 jjirawings will contain the whole of ( _the horses Entered, and every, hbi»e will receive api ize, but atter that date the Acceptorb Only .will be drawn. ( ; „ TheDra^iugs will be conducted by a Committee chpeen from the Subscri* teri. , " ;...,. ; . . .••■■.■•; . ;:;.y : ...- no. 1 now ; open. ....... |i! Application by .letter . only, enclosiLfe, twp^tamps, with exchange qn chequtL tor J>y, Money; Order,., Bank oi .Prafts.,; iiegißtered leturspr telegrams not _on_any; account be received, i-i bank notes are sent, please use two en* velopes; one sealed and placed inside the o\.€etf /p/;O". "rOrilersC. pi elerred" when procurable. It will greatly expedite business if an ac dressed envelope is en-« I cloned witb/applicatioh. : ; ' Addrees— , . . •^ ADAM BEDE, S-H !■-■<)* " c/o H. N. Abbott, " *;!Box No. 2, Post Office, Auckland/ i- " ' -' ' ' ' •"' ; : — ; — '■ — - ' BROWNE £ BOISENS TAITERSALti'S LiVEEY AND t ;; ; V'JAI?, STABLES, , i^'it-, ; ; Bangitikei Street.! .., ?! '' A ?' { '. '"' Palmebston !N'orth.; ■ ' "• ■ HO B,S E S ckref ully 'and ! • thoroughly broken to saddle •iiigW a J nd dotible harness.' ' . j Buggies*of "all" deeenptions, and,| torses always on iiire ; at moderatei; chargeß. ■'----'<-/■■ j JJ^Gobd paddocks 5 and iarge roomy < \ '.'[ .. ''•■*' ]" : -. '' lodfee- boxes, V/.. : .' r ! : ''' ! iJiThe -Btables 'being v open day : and! night, and our motto being " civility ;»ndlattentioD," we shall always be; I ©pen to do bußinesß and trust to see! '.■f*otir old friends and their friends ,"; Tally reund. ... , . . ; 1 * N.B.—^The loose boxes : are wel /.adapted ; for . race horses and other! travelling blood stock. : „, | Horoes tramed for Bace Meetings Hortes bought, sold or exchanged. ■|S" Note the Address.-— Bangitikei iiext /Wood's, Blacksmith . I THOMAS HALL M .f, ; 'CB.OCKEB.iT,. ■ , "• /'lronmongery, Plbiir, and . STQKEKEEFER, .. ; i , ; ' TH&. SQUARE. .. a".,' '' ..''piLWEE^rpN; !KbßT», ,";;;; :