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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1446, 2 August 1883, Page 4

A Fortune for 5s I A Fortune for ss! ADAMASTOR'S novelty consultation on the CUP, 1883. To bo Hun on the Cth November. CAPITAL £5,000. In 20,000 Shares of 5s each. 431 Prizes Guaranteed, To bo distributed as follows Melbourne Cup. First £SOO Second 300 Third 200 Starters (divided) 500 Non-starters,...l,ooo £2,1 Cash Awahds 5 at £IOO each sat 50 each 10 at 25 each 20 .it 12 10s each 40 at G iis each 200 at 5 0s each £2,000 Each ticket has mwt different chances, Haco and Cash Awards being drawn for separately, Plcaso send Post Office orders, when convenient. or Bank Notes. Cheques muse be marked " ctfrMct" by a Bank. If stamp 3 aro sont for tickets plcaso add one shilling in the pouud extra. Notice—Registered Letters not accepted. Two stamps for reply and result. Will close on or about tlw 3rd November, Address, ADAMASTOR, Care of Lyons ai:d Hart, 1438 Box 151, P.O. Dunedin. "£lo7ooo^ REGISTERED letters and telegrams not accepted. Post Olllce 'Orders preferred payable Ada Mantua. WILL CLOSE NOVEMBER 2, 1883, 20,000 Members at 10s Melbourne Cup—Run fitli Noviw'ier, New Zealand Cup-Run 6th „ 370 PRIZES, To the investor of £l, the odds aro 27 to 1 Seven separate drawings, each ticket having seven chances, thus giving an opportunity of obtaining seven prizes with one ticket, the mimbers being replaced each tirce. MELBOUK NlO C Ul'—lso Performers First 2000 Second M 0 Third 4('o Starters (about £3O each) 850 Non-Starters (about £l6 each) ISOO £GIOG NEW ZEALAND COP.-GG Performers. First 1000 Second 400 Third 200 Starters (about £2B each) 200 Non-starters (about £l2 each) G74 £2174 CASH AWARDS. 2 at 50 !00 8 at 25 200 20 at 20 'IOO 100 at G 600 24 at 5 120 154 ' 370 PRIZES. Ada's last Melbourne Cup of 14,000 Member" filled six days previous to advertised date of closing, thus proving tho confidence placed in her by the public. ONE TICKET CAN WIN £3106. Please write in a legible hand, with full name and address. P.O. Ordeis preferred, should they miscarry, duplicates can be obtained. Cheques (country) must have Is exchange added and marked "correct" by bank. Two Btamps required for reply and result. Tickets are not transferable, and can be obtained by letter only, from ADA MANTUA, Care of Mr Abraham, Box 351, Post Office, Dunedin. Post Office Orders preferred, payablo to Ada Mantua, Registered Letters ami telegrams not accepted. Bead this. —Names and addresses of six principal winners, furnished to this journal on application, but not for publication, "ORIENT'S" MELBOURNE CUP CONSULTATION, 1883. 10,000 SHARES AT £3 EACH, FULL SHARE £9; HALF SHARE £1 620 PRIZES. Total • £20,0C0 Subscribers can choose either full shares at £2 each' or half shares at £1 each; there being 620 prizes in this Consultation full shares aro equal to 1 prize in every 16 shares or two hall shares (different numbers) to oneprize in every 8 shaies, Result slips posted to all subscribers immediately after drawing. " Orient's" Melburnc Cup, 1883, ckwcdwitli 4127 full shares, at £2 each £8251 5568 half shares, at £1 each SSGB Total ... £14,122 Add exchange to cheques, and two stamps (or reply and result. Application by Jotter only, addressed "ORIENT," Care W. Sinclair, 142!) Eastern Arcade, Melbourne. FOOTBALLS ! I ! FOOTBALLS I I ! D. ASHER. CHEAP FANCY BAZAAR, Manncrs-st,, Wellington. IMPORTER OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN GOODS!I! HAS just opened for the seat'ou a case of Footballs, Football Bladders, and Inflates. Also EIGHT CASES OF PICTURES Cages, Glass Inkstands, Accordeons, Ladies' Bags and Purses, Boxing Gloves, Basketwaro, Ornaments, Rocking and Velocipede Horses, and GENERAL FANCY GOODS N.B.—FOOTBALL BLADDERS REPAIRED, For So- -50 Singing Canaries. J. B. MARTIN - " (Late of Mr W. Perry's No. 1 Shop] BEOS to iuform the public of Haßtcrton that he will open the premises lately occupied by Messrs T. L. Thompson, (opposito tho Post and Telograph Offices). ou THURSDAY, 4th April, aB, Family Butcher. ■ Small gcods of Every Description, Families waited on' daily, and all orders punctually attended to. 1314 MR T. W. SHUTE now delivers the Wairahapa Daily on the west side of Queen-street from the Post Office, aud to Euripnni subscribers. Extra copies can be iraroWed from him,