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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1847, 24 November 1884, Page 3

, LEO'S PROGRAMME. No 3. I ON THE 'OPAXI STAKES HANDICAP 600 at 6s each First £OO Second 25 Third 15 Starters ~ 26 Nonstartera ~ sn Will close December 24th Enclose Stamps lir Reply and Result EARLY APPLICATION NECESSARY AS TIME IS LIMITED TICKETS EVERYWHERE Care ol T, THOMPSON, 1835 Empire Hotel, Masterton Will open on the Wairarap'a Cup Handicap immediately after tho above is closed, ' j MALUA. lALUA. ' POUNDS FOUNDS POUNDS On the Two WELLINGTON SPRING MEETINGS. WELLINGTON JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP. to be ran for at Island Bay on Nov. 27th, and THK HUTT PARK SPRING HANDICAP, to bo run for at the Hutt on Nov, 28th. 1000 Members at £1 Each, to bo apportioned as below , Wellington Jockey Club Handicap, First Horse £250 Second Horse 100 Third Horse 50 Starters 60 Non-Starterß 50 Hutt Park spuing Handicap. First Morse ... £250 Second Horse , 100 Third Horse ...' ... '.., 50 Starters - .... ,-,. ... go Non-Starters „, -.-..... ,„ 50 Total, £IOOO, less usual 10 per cent. Each Ticket will be drawn twice—First for W.J.C. Handicap; seoohdly, H.P.S. Handicap. .-.:■. JIALUA ASKS YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING i- ■ To Intending Investors in Consultation?. The great dissatisfaction at prosent exist-. ing among the investing public as to the guarantee of the numerous consultations now before them, which are conducted by unknown and irresponsible persons, has induced " Malua," as an Undoubted guarantee to investors, :to appoint Mr James Smith, of the Post Office Hotel,- Grey-street,. Welling, ton, as Honorary Treasurer, and who has kindly consented to pay in all remittances to a trust account in the Bank of New Zealand, and in him ia invested the sole power of drawing cheques or making any payments on account of same, Will positively close 2nth November, and be drawn by a committee of eight, chosen by subscribers, Note—lteanlt of confutation will be posted to all subscribers. Prize-winners' names will not be made public without their consent, ■ MALUA'S' MALUA'S MALUA'S (JONSULTATION-ou the TWO WELLINGTON CUPS, of £SOOO, will be advertised next week in the Evening Post, Notice,—Country cheques marked correct by bank only payable to a number, and Is added for exchange. f.O. orders preferred, made payable only to "Malua." Banknotes accepted. Two 2d stamps for reply and result, Registered letters and telegrams not received. Name and address of applioant should be plainly written, .All letters must be addressed "MALUA," Care of J. J, Smith, Hon. Treasurer, Post Office Box 12, Wellington, Or at the Office of this paper, 5000 Subscribers at Five Shillings. *r3oo PRIZES 30Q.8r Orand Draw'mq on the Hambuig Principle. Money Prizes Distributed as Follows : ■ • - Each Ticket has Seven Chances, .■ " •' and will he drawn seven times, Tho large bulk of money in this third drawing is not given away in one largo prize, as it is in horse consultations, but-you. .will observe in this Hamburg Drawing that the £1250 is. fairly proportioned into 300 prizes,. giving every shareholder an equal chance of getting a good prize. 'This third drawing : tb take place as soon as filled,, , Ten. percent, to be- do'ducted for printing, advertising, stationery, and clerical work.- Post Office Orders'to be'made payablo to Armadillo, Country cheques to have. Is' added' for exchange, and made payable to a number. Applicants must enclose two 2d stamps,, for reply and result, Registered letters aud telegrams not received, A subscriber of ten or more tickets can act on the committee or appoint somo one to act for him. Address only to ARMADALE Caro France Bnos. Wellington Labour Exchange, 1808 P.O. Box 247, Wellington, A Little Fortune for ss. ,Tjl IRS T DI'VIDEND-6-Soomed Hoito and Section, City of Wellington, value £4OO Cash Bonus to start you in Business.,. ', £2OO 34- OTHER PRIZES FROM <QIO 10 £306 each. GOOD JLUCIi: GOOD LUCK THIS TIME CERTAIN 11 ■ Send' Post Offioo Orders, cheques, or notes addressed— : JOHN SMITH, : Box 138, Post Office, ! Wellington. AGENTS WANTED. , 1739 : TO STATION HOLDERb AND ' .■' • OTHERS; THE -undersigned, is prepared to supply .fencing posts, rails, or house-blocks, all ol the best heart oftotaia. ' PIERCE COTTER, Jus.-,' Greytown. I