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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1883, 8 January 1885, Page 4

A Little Fortune for ss. IIRBT DIVIDEND-6-Eoomed Houio nnd Section, . City of Wellington, valuo £4OO Cash Bonus to start you in Eußincas £2OO 34 OTHER PRIZES FROM <SIO TO 35300 each. goodlLucri GOOD LUCK THIS TIME CERTAIN I! Send Post Office Orders, cheques, or notes addressed — JOHN SMITH, Box 138, Post Office, Wellington. AGENTS WANTED. 1739 MALUA._MALUA. 5000 5000 5000 POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS On the Two ■WJHJLLJN GTON CUPS, Consisting of 10,000 Members at 10s each, To bo divided as follows: ■Wellington Gold Cop, ;Run for at Island Bay, Feb. 4,1885. First Horse £650 Second Horse 300 Third Horse 150 Starters 300 Non-Starters... 200 Total £I6OO Wellington Cup, Bun for at the Hutt, Feb. 6,1885. First Horse £650 Second Horse 300 Third Horse 150 Starters 300 Non-Starters 200 Total ..." £l6lOO And £IBOO in Malua Bonds, awarded as under: 3 Malua Bonds of £IOO ... £3OO 6 do do SO „. 300 10 do do 80 ... SOO 20 do do 10 ... 400 80 do do 10 ~. 800 40 do do 5 ... 300 109BoBd« Value ~.£IBOO Making a grand total of £SOOO. Each Ticket has Eifiht Ob&noei, and will Cup and once for Bonds, One ticket can win £I4OO, NOriCE.-As a guarantee of integrity, " Malua" has induced Mr James Smith, of the Post Office Hotel, Greynßtreet, Welling, ton, to act as Treasurer, Applications are invited as to the bona fido oharacter of the consultation. Will close 30th January, 1885, and all prizos paid pro rata, less usual 10 per cent. Notice of drawing will he advertised, and drawn in the presence of all subscribers who like to attend, Notice,—Country cheques marked correot by bank only payable to a number, and Is added for exohanse. P.O. orders preferred, made payable only to "Malua." Brak notes accepted. Two 2d stamps for reply and result, Registered letters and telegrams not received. Name and address of applicant should bo plainly written. All letters must be addressed "MALUA," Care of J. J, Smith, Hon, Treasurer, Post Office Box 12, Wellington, Or at tho Office of this paper, SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE ' PUBLIC OP THE WAIRARAPA. "William Mackay, BOOKSELLKR and STATIONER, LiMBTON Qua? Wellington. HAS now received his final shipments of Xmas Presents, Prize Books, and New Year's Gifts, and would respectfully solicit a call from all Country Visitors, Most of the new umote are nrw in, comprising—Boys' Own Annual. 8* 6d; Girls' Own Annual, 8s 6d j Tho English Illustrated Magazine, 9?; Chatterbox, 3s 6d Sunday, Ss 6d ; Little Wideawake 43; In fonts Magazine, 2s; British Workman, 2s Children's Friend, 2s; Band of Hope, Is 6d Child's Companion, 2s; Friendly Greetings, 3s Gd j and many others in all styles and prices, Christmas & New Year's Cams in Great Variety—l'lnsh, Silk Fringed, Hand Pair.ted, Flexible Glass, Photographed, Hand Drawings, &c, Ac, &c, cumprisiijg in alt a most beautiful selection. PERIODICALS. Note these prices post free. Young Ladies' Journal 15s per annum. London Journal .. 15s „ „ Family Herald .. 10s „ „ Family Reader ~ 7s „ ~ Bow Bells .. .. 15s „ ~ Boys' Own Paper .. 9b „ „ Girls' Own Paper .. 9s „ „ Boys' World .. 9s „ „ Boys of England .. 7s „ „ Young Men of Great Britain 7s per annum. INK PENCILS. A new patent Automatio Pencil fitted with blue black copying Ink Leads, in prioes from Is to 3s 6(1 each. J&.NoTB the Address. WILLIAM MACKAY. Bookseller, Stationer, & Newsaobnt, Lambkin Qoay Wellington, Close to Government Buildings, and the nearest shop to the Railway Station, 1861 PORTRAITURE. Me Meeeht, Artist, just below St. John's, Presbyterian Church, Willis-street, Wellington. BEGS to notify that his PORTRAIT STUDIO is now open Daily at Mr Myer's, Williß treet. Photo Enlargements, [highly finished in oils, from A 2 lOs to £5 ss. tff'lnspectio l Specimens Invited, Oil Paintings Restored, Eketahuna General Store, ACCOMMODATION iOUSE, AND CARRYING DEPOT. SHUTE & JONES, the Proprietors of the above, beg to thank the Publio for the nearly support accorded tbem since commencing business. They are prepared, as hitherto, to CARRY all descriptions of GOODS to any place between Maste'ton and Palmerston North. Thev have also a LARGE STOCK of GENERAL STORES of bes quality. Travellers can obtain FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION, at moderate rates, at their establishment, and Good Stables and are 3d. 1409 J. D._COX, GROCER, DRAPER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER, WALLACE-STREET, FEATHERSTON, A Large and Varied Stock o? CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS! GIFTS!! JUST OPENED UP. Goods delivered to any part of the Valley I ■ ' 1892