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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1283, 13 August 1883, Page 3

The Most Popular Wee in the Colony, Replete with infgrmatio.i of ail sW i — — •;.■• /■■ THE MINERS' PAPER;' »•.*. COMPLETE SPORTING RECpT "^ THE FARMKKS' PAPER. . "THE OTAGO" WITNESS. (Established 1851). - TTAS been from time to time enlr ■J. and improved, and is now o the household necessaries in thousan homos in Otago and Canterbury. Proprietors of the Witness have sj no expense in making the paper the I of its class in the Colony, and in add to other features of interest, now pul regular Telegraphic Intelligence from Mining Districts on the West Coast. Subscription — 7s per Quarter, 13s H . year, 25s per Annum, payable \ advance. Agents : • Mr S. Schumof, Reefton. ► Mr R. M'Farlane, Waimangaro: W~Hni OB B 5 PRACTICAL* CONSULTING JYI" INING rpNGINEI — AND— S U.E YEYOR, (Late of Sandhurst.) HAS had Extensive Experience on all tl important Gold Mining Districts in Victoria, And IS NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY WORKING DRAWINGS ant DETAILS of all kinds of Machine;/ required for mining purposes, Including — Crushing Batteries, with all the late* im pro vein ents, Winding Gear, of various designs. Turbines, Hydraulic Machinery, Underground Hauling Gear, for stear. or compressed air. Concentrating Machinery and gold-savin. appliances. Pumps, Improved Berdans, Safety Cages Improved Cams, Horizontal Multitubu lar and Cornish Boilors. AJbo, Calcining Furnaces for Pyrites, and Fui naces for the Treatment of Antimou Ores. UNDERGROUND AN^ ovRFACE. SURVEYS Performed on the Most Reasonable Term: i MR. HOBBY having made such familiar acquaintance with the clas of Mining Machinery that has prove successful, is in a position to condux operations on behalf of any Compar ' in New Zealand* with oertainty, ai '■'■ without loss. Addres*. : -...-.. BROADWAY REEFTON A FORTUNE FOR ss._ ' Adamastoß's Novelty con sultation •--,-■..■ OH, THB i -..., MELBOURNE CUP, 188S To be run on the fitfe November. Capital L 5,000; In 20,000 shares of 5s each. 431 Prizes Guaranteed. To be Distributed as ioskm» : — ■Melbojckne Cup Cash. AwAJtn*. First ... LSOO 6*i Uff>. enchv Second ... 300 I sva* „. 50> each Third ... 200 j 10 a* ... 25 each Starters (divide) 500 20 at ... 12 10s „ Non-Btarters 1,000- 40- at ... 6 5s „ 2<K»ab _ 5 0s„, L2,50a 12,600 Each Ticket has Be vg& separate chances,,. Race and Cash Awards, bouag drawn for separately. Please send Post Office Cfcdfcni when: convenient, or Bank NwAea Cheques; mnst be marked "■awreeft'* by Bank. IF' Stamps are sent for Tk&et&y please ad<L one shilling iv the pouwei extra. Notice. . —Registered Letters Na4 Accepted. Two!" Bttunps required for repEy »nd result.. " V. ill cloae on' or abotth tlw* 3ud of November. ' Addre«»— 44 ADAMASTORy Care nf I .yon* aad Hart, Box 151^ F.. 0, D«uedin^ LOLA MONTE S. GRAND CONSULTATION ON TKEH MELBOURNE akd NEW ZEALAND) CtfPS, 1888. OP 10,000 MEMBERS, AT 70s EACH--Ist Prize, 1000 sovereigns-;. 2iid Prize,, 1000 half- sovereigns- p 3rd PiizJ, 1000 Crowns. Li Each Cup. Melbourne Ccp DssxfiiiiijTioj*.. Ist Horse ... £1000^ 2nd Horse GuQ' 3rd Horse ... 250> Starters (divided | 400 1 Non-Starters (divided) ... 550* £2700/ New Zealand^ Cu* DjsnurmoN. Ist Horse ... ... ... £1003 2nd Horse ....'.„ ... 60 J 3rd Horse . 23-1 Starters (divided) .. ... 180 N on -Starters ... 870 £2 30 J Grand Total, Five Tlioosand Pounds. Each Ticket has Tva diauees, and can draw the first horse in *e>ah event. Drawing under the supervision' of Committee of Shareholders. Apply by letter. Please forward P.O. Order when conveniefl& ; it is safer than sending notes, being, equal to registration- Cliques must be marked Correct l>y bank, and have 1 * added for exchange Aybeirii'Oin country. Two stamps for reply and result. Circulars containing full pailicnlnrs, " aud forms for applying ' for tite 1 m\ sei)t free to any uddivhsonappiiiiG i.o Will elosu on or Iwicwe sth Novot ' ber'next. : Addrors-: — "LOLA MONTEfcave of Mji A. Moss, 13ox 347, I J ( Ofiice, Dunedin. . Two Thou.saii.ii Po^ncli £o:- 10v