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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1346, 23 August 1883, Page 3

FIRST-CLASS Firewood, sawn, split, and delivered, in any length, at reduced prices. Oats, Maize, and Barley crushed in any quantity, at 4d per bushel. Turnery of all descriptions done with neatness and despatch. L. P. O’MEARA, 299 Adjoining Fire-engine Shed. WANTED, a Cook. — Apply at the British Empire Hotel. 297 ■pARNELL AND BOYLAN.S HALL WEDNESDAY, 29rn AUGUST. The Ticket-of-Leave ManRobert Brierley (a Lancashire Lad) Mr T. Wrigley James Dalton [alias Downey alias the Tiger) Mr N. H. Thornton Haw’kshaw (a detective) Mr Jas Clayson Melter Moss J. Miller Green Jones H, Pavitt Mr Gibson (a bill broker) W. Willoughby Sam Willoughby U Vandy Maltby J. Brodie Brunton O Hansen May Edwards ... ... Madame Stewart Emily St. Everymond ... ...Miss Walters Mrs Willoughby ... ... W. E. Cross Guests, Navvies, &c., TIME—THE PRESENT DAY. An interval of three years and a half between the Ist and 2nd Acts, and intervals of 6 end 4 months tiptween the 2nd a« d 3rd, and 3rd and last, sets respectively. SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY & INCIDENT. Act I.—SEEING LIFE. THE BELLEVUE GARDENS, In a South-Western Suburb. (SUMMER EVENING). ACT IL—BACK FROM PORTLAND. MAY EDWARDS’S LODGINGS. ACT lII.—THE OFFICE MESSENGER. A BILL BROKER’S OFFICE IN I THE CITY. Act IV—HUNTED DOWN. THE BRIDGEWATER ARMS. Act V.—Soknic I. A STREET IN THE CITY. ScBNF. ll.— AN OLD CITY CHUR HYARD. MILLION PRICES—3s. 2b. Is. TICKETS EVERYWHERE. LOYAL STAR OF GISBORNE, No. 7. ffflHE Regular Mnitlily Meeting will l>. fi. held in the t.ood I < ...plaih' Hal:. Brig t S".e . n F .IDAY NHXI. Augu» 24th. at 8 p ui M I'.oL ND, 292 M Kaos inybsiigatioit company’s DISCUSSION Uu the MELBuUKNE CUt*. to be run ou Novembers, 1883. Closes November 2, 1883. 12,000 MbMBEKS at 10s. 150 Pekfohmkhs. Cash Awards. Fuat £1,6 io 6at £5O ... £3OO beevud ... 800 10 at. 30 ... 300 liuid 400 15 at 16 ... 225 Starters ... 350 20 at 10 ... 200 Ucuera ... 900 90 at 5 ... 450 £4,050 £1,475 NOMINATION PRIZES : Winner. | Second, Third. Ist’Prz £lOO | Ist Prize £75 Ist Prize £5O 2nd Prize 70 i 2nd Prize 50 2nd Prize 30 3rd Prize 50 | 3rd Prize 30 3rd Prize 20 £220 | £l.>s £lOO EACH TICKET HAS NINE CHANCES. | To the holder \ 300 Prizes 3OO Prizes 20 to I, J Each member for eveiy share names a horse, which will be written ac übs the duplicates kept by the company. Those numbers having Lil ui ».er wuueii on limm will be put luge mer; th Frist 1 bier di,.ut will receive the Prints above. The bam« will be repeated w.lli those having therecoud written ou them ; uud aisu with those with the third, fornnug three distinct drawings, which will, uf course, be drawn after the wHiners are deulaied. In the event of (iu either uf lire tlnee c..sus) only two m» in bers naming the placed horses, the three puzvs uni be dividt-ci between them : if only ufiie (in either of hc.t hr> e c.i>< 8 1 in: will re ctrw u.r niv.- pr. ~ .> ~j h e -. cr | t named, lot, 2u <, 0; 3id. A subscriber holding say three shares, can name tiie une iiorse three times, or three different horses—one to each share. JN.B.—Tuo < guineas (independent uf the sweep) will be given to the member first naming the winner. Apply by letter (with stamps for replies) addressed— SINiAD, care of Mr Bodley, Box 342, Post Office, Dunedin. Registered letters or tele gr.ms not re.ei cd. N.B —Acrd of tie nominations c«n i»e had by &euding a stamped addressed envelope. 294