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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1896, 23 January 1885, Page 4

CONSULTATION ON THE WAIRAIUPA CUP. Venture,.in returning thanks to the subscribers of his No. 1 Consultation, begs to inform, them that it is closed full. A great number, of subscribers attended the drawing and expressed their satisfaction at the manner in which ii was conducted. • [" ' Venture now has the honor to inform the public that ho has decided to open his No, 2 Consultation on tho Wairarapa Cup; which will ho ran at Tauhereriikau on February 19. The follow ng is tho programme ; £250.: £250 1000 at os each. About 40 prizes. First Horse''', ~, ... £loo' Second Horse ~, ~, 40 . Third : Horse ... ... 20 Other Horses, divided... 30. Cash Awards-G at £5 .30' . • do 10 at £2los 25 . do sat£l..-. 5 Total £250 Will close about February 14th. ; As a great number of tickets are already placed and applied for, early, application is necessary. ._ ; Ten per cent will be deducted' for advertising, printing, &c. Send stamps for reply and result, i ■ Address-VENTURE, Care A. L. Webster, 11882 Box 18, Post Office, Grevtown, TO CLOSE ON 29th JANUARY, 1885. £IOOOI £1000! £1000! : WELLINGTON ANNUAL COMBINATION on the TWO GOLD CUPS, to be run for at Island Bay,'4th February, and Hutt Park, 6th Februaiy, 1885. 2000 Contributors at 10s Each. The following are the cash awards to the survivors of the Draw : Island Bav Cop. General Expectation £2OO Colonel Hopeful ... ... 125 Captain Lucky 75 Efficients (divided) SO Non-efficients 50 Hote Park Cup. Major Realisation £2QO Lieutenant Fortune ... ~. 125 Sergoant-Major Good Luok... 76 Efficients (divided) 50 Non-efficients 50 £SOO Two Drawings. Each ticket has 10 chances, Results posted to each contributor. The Drawings, duly notified, will be conducted by a Committee appointed by and in the presence of Subscribers. Send two 2d stamps for reply and result, Application for shares to'be made by letter to the undersigned. P.O. Orders only received, and made payable to—"GOOD FAITH,"

Care of Mr H. Phillips, Prince of Wales' Hotel, Tory-street; A Little Fortune for ss. WEST DIYIDEND-6-Roomed Homo and Section, City ef Wellington, value £4OO Cash Bonus to start you in Business ' ... £2OO 34 OTHER PRIZES PROM £lO TO £3OO each. GOOD JLUCK! GOOD LUCK THIS TIME CERTAIN 11 Send Post Office Orders, cheques, or notes addressed— JOHN SMITH, Box 138, Post Office, Wellington, AGENTS WASTED. 1739 MALUA. MALUA, 5000 5000 5000 POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS On the Two WELLINGTON CUPS, Consisting of 10,000 Members at 10s each, To be divided as follows: Wellington Gold Cup, I Bun for at Island Bay, Feb. 4,1885. 'FirstHorse £650 tiQCoud Horao... ... ~, 300 Third Horsa 150 Starters 300 ■ Non-Starters ~, 200 Total £I6OO Wellington Cdp. Bun for at the Hutt, Feb. 6,1885. First Horse £650 Second Horse 300 Third Horse 150 Starters 800 Non-Starters 200 Total £I6OO And £IBOO In Mania Bonds, awarded as under: 8 Mnluaßondaof £IOO ,„ £BOO 6 do do 60 ... 300 10 do do 80 ... 300 20 do do 10 ... 400 80 do do 10 „. 800 40 do do 5 ... 200 09 Bonds Value ... £IBOO Making a grand total of £SOOO.

" Each Ticket has Eight Ohances, and will be drawn three separate times, once for each Cup and once for Bonds, Ono ticket can win £I4OO, NOriCE.-As a guarantee of inte&rity, "Malua" has induced Mr James Smith, of the Post Office Hotel, Grey-Btreet, Wellington, to act as Treasurer. Applications are invited as to the bona fido character of the consultation. Will close 30th January, 1885, and all prizes paid pro rata, less usual 10 per cent. Notice of drawing will be advertised, and drawn in the presence of all subscribers who like to attend, Notice,—Country cheques marked correct by bank only payable to a number, and Is added for cxcbanEro. P.O. orders preferred, mado payable only to "Malua." Bmk notes accepted. Two 2d stamps for reply and result;, Registered letters and telegrams not received. Name and address of applicant 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. J. D. COX, QSOOER, DRAPER, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER, WALLACE-STREET, UEATHERSTON, A Laeoe and Vabiep. Stock or CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS! GIFTS!! JUST OPENED UP. Goods delivered to any part of the Valley 1822