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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 865, 5 September 1881, Page 4

JVEAHY -MD- CO.'S SWEEP OK THE " ' BIQ EV2"I: A ' To be run at tho Wairarapa Jockey Club's SriUNO MEETING IN NOVEMBER. 1 ' Tho wune of race will be advertised'shortly, 600 MEMBERs"AT 103 EACH. —■ ■''' ' £ First Horse .........100 Second Horse fiO Third florae. 30 Starters (divided) 40 Non-starters (divided) 80 ' ' Tickets can be obtained at Sullivan's National Hotel, Wclligton, aud all hotels in this distriot, or Mr J. W. I .mm, Masterton. The Sweop will close about a week before the raco is run. If all tickets are not disposed of, prizes will be divided pro ralai Ten per sent deduoted for expenses. Fortho'greater security of myolientij Mr A. Elkinb (Club Hotel) lias kindly consonted to act as Treasurer. Melbourne cup consultation, 1881. 10,000 SUBSCRIBERS AT £1 EACH. First Horse £3OOO Second Horse 1000 Third Horse.,.. Other Starters (divided) 1500 Non-starters (divided) 2" n " Six Prizes of £IOO, Six Prizes of £SO One hundred and ten prizes at £lO.. 1100 Average for other starters is about £75 each; average for non-starters is about f'is each; and the 122 extra prizes, consisting of six prizes of £IOO each, six prizes ef £SO each, and 110 prizes of £lO each, briiig up the number of Winning Tickets to abont 240. This is tho best opportunity over brought before thepublicin the Australasian Colonies. The drawing takes place under any circumstances on or before October 31st. Even though the Gaming and Lotteries Bill becomes law, this sweep on the Melbourne Cup won't be interfered with, as the Act cannot come into operation before about the Bth of November. Please add exchange to cheque, and two stamps for reply and result. Agents for Masterton—Mr J. H. Corbett, Empire Hotel: Mr A. Elkins, Club Hotel. THEODORE BROWN, Box 210, P. 0., Auckland, N.Z, IP Grey-street,l Auckland ( _j JJARRAUD'S ART-UNION FOR 1881, For the Distribution of Twbnit-Two Phizes, Yalcbd AT £l6O. Among one hundred and fifty Subscribers of £1 Is eacL The Prues consist of Oil and Water-color Paintings of New Zealand scenery, by C. D. Barraud, E. C, Wyvill, VV.'F, Barraud, and Noel Barraud; " The Choristerß," by Hy. Barraud; two Painted China Wall Plates; and 28 Chromolithographs from New Zealand, graphic and descriptive. All on view at Barraud's Art Rooms, Lambton-Quay, where tickets can be obtained. 852 E. B. BELL, GENERAL STOKE, jgANK JJ-EW GREYTOWN, Having jast returned from Wellington, and baing successful in making arrangements to suit the convenience of THE PUBLIO Whom it is his pleasure to serve, Begs respectfully to draw attention to the following facts;— GROCERY. Most articles generally required will bo found Price, and equal in quality to any in the Town. BOOTS. A useful assortment; being satisfied these hard times if I can pay my way, and not relyine ou tht profits of this one branch, I can safely say that Prices (which are all marked in plain figures) will be found as LOW, if not LOWER, than in Wellington, UR APERY". The premises being too small to accommodate a larger Stock than of those Goods in every day requirement, and seeing from experience the advantage to buyers of having more expensive articles fresh from Wellington, and therefore not handled or soiled, am new procuring any article in this branch on approval with only one day's clear notice necessary, and being able to return the article if not suitable am enabled to charge lower prices than if bound to keep them and beg to sar lam most anxious to pro oure any Article, however small, with the distinct understanding that they can be returned if not to Purchasers entire satis faction. BREAD. Having still the services of the BEST BAKER IN THE DISTRICT, believe I shall be consulting the wishes of all housekeepers in not sending out the Bread Cart, but making tho following IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS, No 2 Biead, full weight 2d the 21b loaf Beat White, „ ~ 2jjd „ „ Booked 2Jd and 3d, Cleanliness being under my own supervision can be GUARANTEED, and 25 per cent better than any other procurable, TO SUIT THE LITTLE ONES, PENNY BUNS Will be sold on Saturdays 12 ,os fi* CONFECTIONERY & BISCUITS Always on hand in endless variety. Smaller Large Orders punctually attended to. FRUIT. In and out of Season. IRONMONGERY. A small variety always in Stock, and 10 per cent lower than elsewhere. Any article procured without delay. TIMBER. In large or small quantities. TOYS <fe FANCY GOODS, The Largest Stock in the Town, and reasonable Prices. SOMETHING OF EVERYTHING. CIVILITY & ATTENTION. IMPORTANT NOTICE. IN THE ABSENCE OF A STORE AT TRE SOUTH END. E. B. BELL Has taken the Premises known as JACKSON'S SADDLER'S SHOP AS A CASH STORE. Kor the convenience of those living near; Absolutely no goods at the Cash Storo will be booked. NO MONEY. NO GOODS. One try will prove tho advantage of the LOWER PBIOES. 5. B. B. Next the Bank of New Zealand for ! Credit and Cash, E B. B. South Greytown for Cash only. INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER 1 AGENCY. New Haven, U.S. . H, P. HUBBARD.... ...Pkoprietor. The above is sole special agent, for the Wairarapa Dailt in America. The Daily is filed among all the leading papers ef every country in the world, in the readingroom of the above establishment. 847