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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 76, 30 March 1881, Page 4

, Canterbury Autumn Meeting, X? G)f\ \f\f\ SWEEP on the Canterbury a*J&\j\J\J Gre^t Autumn Handicap, to be run at Chriutchurch, on the 18th April, 1881 . TICKBTS .£l. First Horse ... ~ £400 Second Hone 200 Third Borse ... ... ... ... 100 Other St»rters (divided)... ... SOO Non-starters (divided) 500 50 prizes at £10 each 500 The Fifty Prizes at £10 each ia quite a new principle, and brings the number of prizes up to about 90, which gives subscribers a better chance. If obequeß are forwarded exchange must be addei. Wherever possible, Post-office Orders should be forwarded, and stsmpß enclosed for reply. The List will be Closed on the 16th of April. THEODORE BROWN, 19, Grey-atrett, or Box 210, Post-office, 856 Auckland. Ifiifsji' |H| in si r° Mips The Curse of the Colonies is Intemperance. A LL who desire the well-being of their a. fellow- creatures should keep In their bouses and on their tables those CALEBS ATED, PLEASANT, REFRESHING ahd NON-INTOXICATING BEVERAGES Belle Eau, AND Champagne Ginger Ale, bottled expressly for, and exported by COURTENAY SMITH, Star Chambers, Wellington, andlhighly spoken of by the Press. In Champagne Pints, suitable for Family use, Five .Shillings per dtzeu, delivered, fcr cash. Orders may be booked at Mb. JOHN LOCK'S, Waimea- street, or, if wholesale, sent direct to the exporter 902— t c 1 I 111 Hi jj ft iij HHB !•" R •"** ■ | § «S.***2 Established 1850. i Goerib & Sons, Coaclibuilders, AND WHEELWKIGHTS have secured the.cer vices of a First-class Goackfouilder, [ALSO A . Coacli Painter, and^they will] continue to give IMPROVE D W0 SK REASONABLE CHARGES. ; - I