A Fortune for ss! A Fortune for 5s i DAMASTOR'S NOVELTY CONSO A. TATION ON THE To be Bun on the 6th November. CAPITAL ~.. ..£s,o* In 20,00" r hares of 5s each, ■l3l Prizes Gnarai.twd. To bo distribul us follows : Mfibodiine Cor. Cash Awards. First £SOO sat £IOO ench e-'M 300 sfit 50each Tin-.! 200 10 at 25 each V...1U.1-S (divided) 500 20 nt 1210 aea '.son-startcrs.,.. 1,000 40 at (i 5s en 200 at 5 Osee £2,5001 £2,000 ■ Each ticket has seven different chant Af.ee and Cash Awards being drawn I separately. Please send Post Office ordore, when co Yemeni, or Bank Notes. Cheques mi be marked " correct" by a Bank. If stain are sent for tickets please add one shilJi in the pound extra. Notice-Register Letters not accepted, Two stamps for rop and result. Will close on or about the 3 November. Address, ADAMASTOR, Care of Lyons acd Hart, 1438 Box 151, P.O. Duncdin. £IO,OOO. |) MISTERED letters and telegrai Xli not accepted. Post OtHco Ordors preferred payable Ada Mantua, ■WILIi CLOSE NOVEMBER 2, 188 20,000 Members at 10s Melbourne Cup—Run 6th November. New Zealand Cup—Run 6th ~ 370 PRIZES, To the investor of £l, the odds are 271< Seveß separate drawings, each ticket havii seven chances, thus giving an opportunity obtaining seven prizes with one ticket, t numbers being replaced each time. MELBOUIiNK CUP—lsoPerformers First 2000 Second !)00 Third 4(0 Starters (about £3O each) 850 NonSlarters (about £l6 each) 1806 £6106 NEW ZEALAND CUP.-C 6 Performei First 1000 Second 400 Third 200 Starters (about £2B each) 20(1 Non-starters (about £l2 each) 674 £2174 CASH AWARDS. •i at 50 100 bat 25 200 20 at 20 400 'OO at 6 600 24 at 5 120 154 £1420 370 PRIZES. Ada's last Melbourne Cap of 14,000 Met hers filled six days previous to advertisi date of closing, thus proving tho confidem placed in her by the public, ONE TICKET CAN WIN £33,06. Please write iu a legible hand, with fu name and address. P.O. Ordeis preferrei should they miscarry, duplicates oan lie ol lained. Cheques (country) must have '. exchange added and marked "correct" t bank. Two stamps required for reply ati result. Tickets are not transferable, w fan be obtained by letter only from ADA MANTUA, Care of Mr Abraham, Box 351, Post Office, Dunedin. Post Office Orders preferred, payable 1 Ada Mintua, Registered Letters and teli grams not accepted. RxiD this,—Names and addresses of si prinoipal winners, furnished to this jourw on application, bnt not for publication. "ORIENT'S" MELBOURNE GUI CONSULTATION, 2883. 10,000 SHARES AT £3 EACB FULL (SHARE £,# ; HALF SHARE £] 620 PRIZES. First Horse £4OCI Second florso 20Ci Third Horse 100 i Other Starters (divided) ... ... 1001 Non-starters (divided) ,'„ ,„ lfiOl 2 Prizes £SOO each 1001 5 „ 200 „ 1001 10 , W0 „ ~. .. 1001 2« ~ SO „ ... ... 1251 5" . 25 1251 1M „ 30 , 20« 300 „ 10 „ S00( Total £20,0 C( Subscribers can choose either full shawi at £2 each' or half shares at £1 each; there being 620 prizes in this Consultation M shares are equal to 1 prize in every 16 aharei or two half shares (different numberi) to on< prize in every 8 shaies. Result slips posted to all subscribers inv mediately after drawing. "' Orient's" Melburno Cup, 1883, closed will 4127 full shares, at £2 each £8251 6SGB half shares, at £1 eich SHCB Add exchange to cheques, and two stamps for reply and result. Application by letter only, addressed ' ''ORIENT," ' Care W. Sinclair, 1429 Eastern Arcade, Melbourne. FOOTBALLS 1 I I FOOTBALLS I I I D. ASHEB. (HEAP FANCY BAZAAR, Mnnners-st,, Wellington. 1M i'UIiTER OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN GOODS 11! JiAri just opened for the season a case of l'ootballs, Football Bladders, and Inflators. Also EIGHTCASES OF PICTURES Cages, Glass Inkstands, Accordcona, Ladies' Bags and Purses, Boxing Olovus, Basketware, Ornaments, Rooking and Velocipede GENERAL FANCY HOODS 0.-FOOTBALL BLADDERS REPAIRED, ForS n--50 Singing Canaries. J, B. MARTIN (Late of Mr W. Perry's No. I Shop) BEOS (0 iufoim the public of Mastertou that he will open the premise* lately occupied by Messrs T, L. Thompson, .Vc. (opioaite the Post and Telegraph Offices) on!THURSDAY. 4th April,as Family Ihitcher. (•mall fefols of Every Description. ! : L'tiuuiies waited tm .lai'y, and all orders ■ ' piiuitua'lya'ti'ndcd to. 1314 l\,i K T. W. SHUTL now delivers the ,IU Wairakafa J>,iay on iha west side - of Queen-street from the Post Office, and 10 .'liuiipnni subscribers. Ej.tracopi.s can bo purchased from him, piuc Id,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1479, 10 September 1883, Page 4
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