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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1611, 16 February 1884, Page 4

.. AUSTRALASIA'S USUAL CONSUL. ■ : ' ! ' ' TATIONS, ■" The followibg Great Event is tlio next in .--..■-.' ■•' order:-" ; £2000]: ON ■ ] -\ THE SYDNEY CUP! (Randwjck Eastkb Meeting). To bo run on Easter Monday, April 11,1884. , The Greatest N.S.W. Kaciso Event .' ofthk'jear, THE FIFTH CONSULTATION OF MY! . . 1883-84 SERIES. 8000 atSs oaeli, . An own 4,205, [Eight, m. Ten,6os. Twelve,COa.-Sixteen' 80s. Twenty-olio (sent for 20), «6J To be distributed as follows : First Horse,„£looo Starters divide,; J250 Second 300 Non-starters'-... 250 Third '2OO TotaL'£2ooo TflE SUCCESS and general satisfaction ever all previous Events sufficiently introduces this, In acknowledging to co-operation ot former Correspondents, participation is invited about tho nexi Sydney Cup. sS" A pound secures an even FOUR-not one only. The light of 'declining anyjpar. licular application is reserved, «y Deducted for expense, 10 per cent, APPLICANTS are requested to- enclose banknotes (any colony), or half bovs,, securely, and to Reoibter the letter; if cheques bo sent (marked "correct" by bank), cross and and change for collection (Payable "AUSTRALASIA or BEARER "-is also post office orders). Add 4d postage for reply and result, To Facilitate correspondence, enclose two addressed envelopes, Address: "AUSTRALASIA" (J. Thompson), Care of Mr fl. J. FRANKLIN, ■ (Publisher, Book Importer, & Printer), 40, Hunter St., Sydney. It is necessary to-make special referenoe to the established stability of these Consultations, CAPITAL.—In recognition of the need, in large Consultations, of a einamial GUARANTEE OF STABILITY, A REBERYB CAHTAIi is on permanent deposh, plus the ordinary Banking accounts. Letters."^ At a Drawing of "Australasia's" Events there have always been present a sufficient number of Shareholders. A Committee of gentlemen, chosen from among the Subscribers, will conduct tho Ticket-holders wishing to take part at the next Drawing will please send in name and address in good time. "AUSTRALASIA'S" LAST SWEEP on the SYDNEY CUP closed with 7000 Shares, subscribed in the short space of two months, That on the last Melbourne Cup with 8000, DRAWING,-As soon as the Drawing has taken place, Rc»ult Circulars are mailed to all interested and advertised in Sydney " Town and Country," &c, • FILLING RAPIDLY.-Early application roiuested.-CloEc three davs prior to tho Race, 1600 ROBT. GARDNER AND GO,, [Limited,] Wellington. SEASON, 1883. Our Stock is now FULLY MADE UP of i^Sra^rail ceived after our introducing theso Shears last, year warrant us pronouncing them SECOND TO NONE IN THE MARKET, BURGON & BALLS' doublo bowed BBA. WARD k PAYNES', Nos, 38,81,79, Theso are well-known,

We hayo to band the Largest Stock of Cricketing Goods yet imported of Gobbeta, Pages' aud Dukes' Manufacture for Match ana Practice Bats, Stump 3, Balls, &e.,&e,, all sizes. GLUBS SO I'PLIED on best terms SEASON, ,1883-84,. Ayres, Buaseya' and Pages' Champion Bats, Balls, JNets, 4o,,'dtc, Just imported, the Coventry " Light Running STANDARD" Bicycles and Tricycles. These machines are of the newest and most approved stylo, and are specially adapted for New Zealand roads. Prices on application. Sole Agents for Wellington and District, ! lißrtiil »IMHI (LIMITED.) Wholesale Store, Featherston-St., Kmiii Store, Lambton Quay. 1489 JAMES KING, ' * ANUFACTURING JEWELLER, , DIAMOND SETTER, WATCHMAKER, 4°- A"., U UB A-STREET, WbLLI NOTON , Bees to inform his patrons and the public of Wellington that he has now on hand one of THE BEST STOCKS in NEW ZEALAND, COMPRISING— Watches, Clocks Sygnet, Gem. Tliamond, Wedding, and Keeper Rtaja, manufactured on the premises Gold and Silver Sets, Brooches, Earrings, Necklets, Locketp, Pencil Coses . i Eye-glasaes and Spco3 to suit all sights Masonic Jewels, Diamond, Gold and Silver work manufactured on the premises at'the lowest possible prices Watches, Clocks, &c, repaired by most experienced workmen. 15 percent! All purchasers from Ist December to 15th January will receive a discount of 15 per cent."for cash:- ■ " WELLINGTON-MASTERTON KAIL WAY. Morning—LeavcMasterton 7.20, Carteiton 8, Greytown 8.20, Woodside 8.32, Feathers, ton 8,50, Arrive Wellington 12.20. Afternoon—Leavo Maßterton 2,5, Carterton 2,35, Greytown 2,50, Woodside 3.7. Featherston 3.25, Arrive Wellington 655. Extra Trains run on Saturday, ■'•■'■■ Morning—leave Wellington 7,20; Featherston 10.45, Greytown 10.50, Woodside 11.7, Carterton 11,40, Arrive Mastertbn 12.10. Afternoon-Leave Wellington 4,5, Featherston 7.30, Greytown 7.35, Woodside 7,52, Carterton 8.20, Arrive Masterton 8,50, MAILS CLOSE AT MASTERTON' ASUNDER.:, T\OR Clareville, Cartetten. Greytown, JO Eeatherston, Cross' Creek, Kaitoke, Upper Hutt, Taita, Hutt, and Wellington —Daily at 6.30 a,m, and 1,30 p.m. : '■■ ForDreyertown, Mauriceville.Eketahuna, Pahiatua, Woodville, Waipawa, Wainukurau Napier, Palmeiston and Wanganni— Mondays, Wednesdays, ftsd Fridays at 12,30 For Alfredton—Mondays at 1 p.m. ForTaueru and Bideford—Saturdays at 9p.m; For Taueru. Tenni, Wbakataki, Castleand Thursdays at 9 p.m. For Kuripuni—Daily at 12.20 p.m. ....... , ~..■,-J. WW.,