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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1386, 11 April 1884, Page 4

■•■•10 BIN HOOD'S GREAT 1\ NOVELTY COMPANY'S PROGRAMME ON TIIE AUTUMN MEETING, To be held on the Christchurch Eaceconrse, on EASTEE MONDAY and TUESDAY. APRIL 14th and 15th, 1884 liubscribed Capital of £2,500, in 5,000 Shares at 10/- each. "i£l Prizes, Five separate allotments, each share having n've chances. GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP. 36 PRIZES. First Horse £750 • Second Horse ... 300 Third Horse 100 Other Starter* divided 100 Fon-Startera divided 250 £1,500 EASTER HANDICAP. 31 PKIZES. First Horse £200 SixKmd Horse 100 Third Horse 50 Oiher starters divided 50 Non-starters divided 100 £500 CASH BONDS 74PR12E8. Ist Class=4 Prizes, at L 25 ... l^O 2nd Class =lo Prizes, at LlO ... 100 3rdClaßß=6o „ „ L 5 ... 300 £500 As our Dunedin Cup Programme filled ao aatisfactorily, we have l>een induced to atinch this venture, and feel confident it meet with the same success. Although we send to Newspapers throughout New Zealand the >ames and Addresses of principal Winners in our company, as many other Consultationists advertise they do, we respectfully remind the public and our clients that our books *re at all times Open for Inspection to my subscriber — information not confined to the Press. We consider each subscriber has an equal right of inspection. We ?.lw admit the fact that every holder of ttven a single ticke* is a shareholder for the time being in our Company, and, as such, has a perfect right to attend our drawings; therefore invitations to that effect are always procurable. In questioning the integrity of our - drawings and distribution of prizes, many people argue that it is very easy to say that a Policeman in Dunedin toon L 636 4s 2i1.,a Farmer in Waimate, L3lB 2s Id., a Miner in Ch irleston, L 169 Is od., but how do we know these statements to be correct ? Our answer is — Attend the drawings, Inspect our Hooks, procure from us the names and addresses of prize wjirners, write to them ; sift the matter thoroughly. Every facility is thus afforded of knowing whether these reports and newspaper paragraphs are true. He careful to Address — ROBIN HOOD, Care of Thomas Stapleton. Box 238, Post Office, Christchurch or care of Jut al (not J. L.) Fleming, City Baths, Colombo-street, Christchurch. In answer to numerous enquiries, we beg to state that we are in no way connected with any other Company. AUSTRALASIA'S Usual Consultations. The following Great Event is the next in orjier : — £20 0 0 ON THE SYDNEY CUP. (RANDWICK EASTER MEETING). To be run on Easter Monday, AprU 11, 1884. NOW OPEN. The greatest N.S.W. Eacing event of the year. 1 he Fifth Consultation of my 1883-4 Series. 8000 at ss. each. An even 4, 20s. [Eight, 40s. Ten, 50s. Twelve, 60s. Sixteen, 80. Twenty-one (sent for 20). £5.] To be distributed as follows : First Horse. . .£IOOO Starters divide £250 Second 300 Non-Starter3... 250 Third 200 T0ta1... £2000. THE SUCCESS and general satisfaction overall previous events sufficiently introduces this. In acknowledging the cooperation of fomer Correspondents participation is invited about the next Sydney Cup. ;^S- A pound secures an even four— not one only. The right of declining any particular application is reserved. ISi^Deducted for expense, 10 per cent. APPLICANTS are requested to enclose bank notes (any colony, or) half sdvs., securely, and to register the letter ; if cheques be sent (marked ''correct" by Bank), cross and add excharge for collection (Payable " Australasia or bearer"— as also post office order). Add 4d. postage for reply and result. To facilitate correspondence, enclose 2 addressed envblopes, unstamped. Address : "AUSTRALASIA " (J. THOMPSON), Care of Mr. H. J. FRANKLIN, (Publisher, Book, Importer, and Printer), 40 Hunter St., Sydney. Itiß unnecessary to make special -reference to the established stability of these Consultations. CAPTAL. — In recognition of the need, in larger Consultations of a Financial Guarantee Of Stability A Reserve Capital J8 on permanent deposit, plus the ordinary Banking accounts. ISS- REGISTER LETTEES =^3 At the Drawing of "Australasia's." Events there have always been present a sufficient number of Shareholders. A Committee of gentleman, chosen from among the subscribers, will conduct the Drawing. Ticket-holders wiining to take part at the next Drawing will please send in name and adress in good time. "Australasia's" Laat Sweep on the Sydney Cup closed with 7000 Shares, subscribed in the short space of two months. That on the last Melbourne Cud With 8,000. l Drawing. — As soon as the Drawing has taken place, Result Circulars are mailed lo All Interested and advertised in Sydney "Town and Country ," etc. Filling Rapidly Early application requested. — Close three days prior of the Race. \ ME NOEMANBY, respectfully invites an inspection of his NEW STOCK of SUMMEE TWEED b a.ni> COATINGS. Tweeds from Mosgiel, Kaiapoi, Bannockburn, West of England &c., &c. Reefton, January 9th, 1884.