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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1677, 5 May 1884, Page 4

No. o.] WILL CLOSE 21a? MAY. SO. 0, 'S DISCUSSION on the ". i; t'r DUNEDiN Queen's Birthday Races 1000 Members'at 10a Run S4tli May, 1884. Birthday Handicap. Birthday Bom First.,;Batilo..„.. £3O Second 100 3at 5.....; 16 Third..'.'...!.: ....60 6at i. 20 Others (divided) 70 6 lit 3 '.... 15 £420 ,£BO Eaoli ticket has five (5) chances, tho race and the bonds being discussed separately.' Registered letters, telegrams, or;postage stamps not accepted. Banknotes accepted; Post Offico Orders preferred, made payable to Vulcan only. Gross cheques to be made payable to number or to bdarer, but not to any particular person. Country cheques to have Is exchange added, and to be marked ' 1 Correct" by Bank, Two stamps for reply and result. Programme and form of application sent to. any address on receipt of stamped directed envelope, Should the applications oxceed 1000 the figures above quoted will be increased in proportion to any extra demand.—Address only to" Vulcan," caro of Mr G, O. Bum, Boi 97. P.O. Wellington,—To an investor of £1 the odds are about 15 tol. fcS'Opinions of the Press,—"Yulcan bids fair to become one of the most reliable and successful consultationists in this part of the Colonics." ' Intending investors had better apply early, as 600 tickets are already sold. Expect to draw about May sth. . 1665 162600. _ £2500. 5000 SUBSCRIBERS AT 10a EACH I ! 331 —PRIZES—33I GRAND DRAWINU OF the HAMBURGH PRINCIPLE, Money Prizes to be distributed as follows: Ist prize., 250 0 4 prizes, each 15 0 2nd prize.. 125 0 55pirzes „ 10 0 3rd prize.. 62 10 25 prizes ~ 710 4thpriza.. 37 10 230 prizes,, 6 0 2 prizes, each 25 011 prizes „ 210 KAP.IT TTfiTnFT UAH fiEVMM ATI EACH TICKET HAS SEVEN CHANCES, and will be drawn seven times. The Drawing will take place'on (S*SATURDAY, 3rd MAY.i^ By eight subscribers in the presence of ten others, who will consist of sellers of twenty tickets, The Press will be invited, Ten per cent to be deducted for Printing, Advertising, Stationery, and Clerical work. P. 0., Orders to be made payable to Armadale. Result of drawing will bo published in the Evening Post and New Zealand Times on TUESDAY, 6th May, and prizes paid the following day. Country Cheques to hive la added for exchange, and made payable to a number. Two 2d stamps for reply, and result,

■ "ARMADALE," Care of Edmunds & Marshall, P,o,—Box 118 Wellington; Or to Franco Bros. House and Estate 1653 P.O.—JBox 247, Wellington. T. a MASON, Pharmaceutical Chemist MEDICAL BALL, MASTERTON, BEGS to announce that bo has JUST EECEIVED a Large Cnneigment of the Undermentioned Preparations for the Summer Season PUKE SOUTH SEA ISLAND LIME JUICE.—From the fruit, Purified by a new process. Fresh, bright, and palatable. • UNO'S FRUIT SALT.—The GENUINE. Direct from Manufactory. ZOEDONE—Non-alcoholio Champagne. A delightful beverage for the Summer. LEMON SYRUP—Foe Summer Drinks, Made from a private recipe of great value. PURE ESSENCES—For flavoring Confectionery, Jellies, &c, Lemon (extra strong), Almond, Cloves, Pine Apple, Ratafia, Cochineal, &c, NELSON'S GELATINE, ISINGLASS, and PURE CITEIO ACID-For making Jellies, ESSENCE OF KENNET.-For making Curds and Whey, Cream Cheese, Ac, SALSALINE Is—PACKETS—Is TEE GREAT FOOD PRESERVATIVE. T. G. MASON'S STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, Toilet Requisites, Perfumerv, &0., Will bear comparison with any house in the Wellington Province, The success which has hitherto attended his efforts is greatly due to the PURITY of the DRUGS used in his Dispensary which are selected by his Agent from the leading London and Continental Houßes. HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES. Quiniao and Steel Wine, Seltzogenea and Seltzogcne Powders, Kepler's Extract of 'Meat, ; LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS. ; 1385 MAN'S HEALTH AND STRENGTH YOUTH AND BEAUTY RESTORED and presened from Fou th to Age, by the use of . The Poor Alan's Herbal Pill of Health, Prepared from the Pure Extraot of the Dandelion, Camomile, Agrimony, Barberry Bark, Rhubarb, and other well known domestic remedies. The kit known Remedy for INDIGESTION, BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS Habitual Costiveness, Pains in the Head, Side, Shoulders, Loms or Kidneys, Scrofula, Scurvy, Oppression of the Stomach after eating, Flatulency, Heartburn, Eruptions of the Skin, Piles, Worms, tie, The growing demand tor Vegetable Medicine in preference to the Mineral, is now everywhere seen. Thousands are complaining of the Destructive Effects of Mercury, Arsenic, Copper, Antimony, Vitriol, and other Poisons employed as Medicines, and not a few are refusing to be out off by such destructive means, expressing their faith in the Herbs, Boots, and Flowers of the Field, by which our Forefatheis lived to be Aged Men, and wont down to their graves full of years— IS IT SO NOW ? Read the Inscriptions on the tombstones—S'ai OJf in Youth,. The ignorant and prejudiced may prefer this; but rational men believe it true that " Grass is given for cattle and Herb for the service of Man," that "the Frnitof the Tree is given for Food, and the leaf - for the Healing of Man." . _ . ' It must be distinctly understood these Pills are not a strong Purgative, the object being to Purify the Blood, jrestoro |tho lost tone to the Stomach, invigorate the Liver, and remove all obstrnotions from the system. For Females, these Pillß are invaluable—removing sallowness from the ekin and imparting a healthy, action to the whole system. Sold in Boxes at Is each,, or free by post for 14 stamps, by ..''if 4 i>.v F, A. MOORE, ; - Medical Herbalist, Box No. 226, Post Office, Wellington. 1615 ■■■' ■ "