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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 97, 2 April 1884, Page 1

Sporting. £3 ) ooo'’ lli^T BB 4.-'£3,000 QHRISTCHURCH JJACES. To be Run 14th April. 6,000 Members, at 10s. 156 Prizes. Eeach Ticket has Nine Chances. AUTUMN HANDICAP, Thirty-six Nominations. First .. .. •. • • • • £6OO Second Third .. .. 150 Starters (about £25 each) .. .. 125 Non-starters (about £l2 each) .. 350 £1,525 CASH AWARDS. 2at 100 .. £2OO 20 at 10 .. £2OO 8„ 50 .. ISO 40 „ 8 .. 320 4„ 25 .. 100 31 „ 5 .. ISO 10 „ 20 .. 200 10 „15 .. 150 120 £1475 156 Prizes. Each ticket has nine chances, and can obtain a prize in each of the nine drawings. Please send P.O. Orders when convenient, also two stamps for replies. Country cheques must have one shilling exchange added. Address all letters I ADA MANTUA, 1 £3,000 c “ e A ?A S m am ’ £3,000 8QX3.51, p os t Office, ' ( DUNEDIN. ) N.B.—Please apply early, as this Consultation will fill rapidly, over 800 having been already disposed of to persons whose applications arrived late for previous Sweep. 1043 FOR TEN SHILLINGS. ATHOLE’S CONSULTATION ON THE CHRISTCHURCH GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP, To be run on the 14th April, 1884. Capital £2,000, in 4,000 Shares of 10s. each. Ist Horse .. £6OO Cash Awards. 2nd Horse .. 200 4 prizes at £5O £2OO 3rd Horse .. 100 4 „ £2O 80 Starters div. .. 220 10 „ £lO 100 Non-start., div. 400 20 ~ £5 100 Total ..£1,520 Total ..£4BO Each ticket has five chances, Race and Awards being drawn for separately. Drawing after the Glasgow Art Union style, by two subscribers, with sleeves tucked up, chosen from the subscribers present at drawing, in the presence of a full committee of subscribers. Result posted to all subscribers immediately after drawing. Bank notes accepted; Postoffice orders preferred. Country cheques must have Is. exchange added, to be made payable to “ Blair Athole ” only; two stamps for reply and result. Tickets may be obtained, by letter only, from BLAIR ATHOLE, care of W. Munro, Box 151, Postoffice, Wellington. Registered letters or telegrams not accepted. AU moneys banked in the secretary’s name. 2025 Business Notices. TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. B. FINLAY, SEA VIEW HOTEL, Tologa Bat, J~NVITES special attention to his Paddocking Accommodation, which is unequalled in the entire District. 993 BUSINESS NOTfCR d. MATTHSWSON BEGS to intimate that he has started business in those convenient premises in Lowe Street, next to the Public Offices and Library, under the style of G. MATTHEWSON A CO., Wholeiale Wine ICerohuta 40, We have, duty paid and in bond, a new and ample stock of ths best brands of Wines and Spirits of every description, English Ales, Stout, Cigars, Ao., Ao., and we are determined to keep the best of everything to supply the trade and private families. 849 GISBORNE BREWERY, Lowb-stbeet, Gisbobnb. D . M A C N A B (Late of “The Park Brewery,” Auckland), HAVING purchased the Gisborne Brewery, has now completed all the necessary improvements in connection there with, and begs to announce that it is now in full swing. It is the intention of the Proprietor to establish a reputation for his Ales and Stout second to none in the Colony, and he would, therefore, venture to solicit a share of public support. D. Mac Nab, 850 Gisborne Brewery. REMOVAL." I. C. TAYLOR, Saddler & Harness Maker, BEGS to announce to the Public of Poverty Bay that he has removed to the shop lately occupied by Mr J. Maynard, corner of Peel street and Gladstone Road. An Assorted Stock of Saddlery and Hamess Now on View. A Trial Solicited. Remember the Address:—Corner of Peel street and Gladstone road. 85