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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1389, 18 April 1884, Page 3

F) O B I N 11 0 O D'S Gu EA T I NOVELTY COMPANY'S PftOGK\M.VK ON THK r AUTUMN MEETING, ' To be held on the Ckristclmrch Eace course, on EASTER MONDAY and TUESDAY, APRIL 14th and 15th, 1884 Subscribed Capital of £2,500, in 5,000 Shares at 10/- each. 141 Prizes, Five separate allotments, each share having tive chances. . GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP. 36 PHIZES. ; First Horse £750 1 Second Horse ... 300 Third Horse ... 100 Other Starters divided " 100 Non-Starters dividtd 250 £1,500 EASTER ANDICAP. 31 PRIZES. First Horse ... £200 Second Hor c 100 Third Horse 60 Other starters divided ...... 50 Non-starters divided 100 £500 CASH BONDS 74. PRIZES. Ist Class =4 Prizes, at L 25 ... KO 2nd Class =10 Prizes, at ilO ... 100 3rdClass=6o „ „ L 5 ... 300 £500 As our Dunedin Cup Programme pilled so satisfactorily, we have een induced to launch this venture, and feel confident it will meet with the same success. Although we send to Newspapers throughout New Zealand the .Names 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 are at all times Open for Inspection to auy subscriber — information not confined to the J'ress. We consider each subscriber has an equal right of inspection. We also admit the fact that every holder of even a single ticks* 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 won L 636 4s 2d., a Farmer in Waimate, L3lB 2s Id., a Miner in Ch rleston, L 169 Is Od., but hour do toe know these statements to be correct T Our answer is — Attend the drawings, Inspect our hooks, procure from us the names and addresses of prize' winners, write to them ; sift the matter thoroughly. Eveiy facility is thus afforded of knowing whether these reports and newspaper paragraphs are true. lie careful to J ddress — ROBIN HOOD, Care of Thomas Stupleton. Box 238, Post Office, < hristchurch or care of Ju al (not J. L.) Fleming,, City Baths, Colombo-street, Chmtchurcn. In answer to numerous enquiries, we beg to state that we are in no way connected with any other Company. THE WESTLAND •' CHAMPION STAKES "MI ING COMPANY. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. A CALL of ONE POUND (£1) PER £± SHARK has been made in the above oinp? <y. payable in Cash, or by P.O. Oiu.i 1 , and the following Dividends will o« tieclared on the £t)i March, 1884. Ist Dividend £1000 2nd Dividend ... '500 3rd Dividend 250 Other Dividends ... ... 600 Six Cash Dividends £50 each 800 Ten „ „ £20 „ 200 'Jen „ „ £10 „ 100 Ten „ „ £5 „ 50 Total £3000 The Washing Up will be under the superintendence of a Committee elected by the Shareholders. Should the washing up not realise the full amount, the dividends will be distributed pro rata. Full particulars, with Prospectus^ can be obtained on application to NUGGET, Manager. Care of Mr Peake, Royal Mail Hotel, lievell Street, Hokitika. Or to C. Cohen, Stationer, Broadway, Reefton. P' HCENIX NOVELTY C MPANY'S PROGRAMME ON THE ■CHRISTCHURC AND AUCKLAND UTUMN MEETINGS, Which will take place on the 14th and 15th of April, 1884. Subscribed capital, LSOOO in 10,000 shares at 10s. each. Each share has six separate chances, and can win LI9BO. CxHEAT CaiSTCUVRCH .iCTUMN // ANDICAP. First horse LIOOO Secnd do 400 Third do 125 barters (divided) 150 Non-starters (divided) ... ... 150 Christchurch Easter Handicap. First horse L4OO Second do. ... ... ... ... 150 Third do 75 Starters (divided) 100 Non-stanera 150 Auckland utfmn H .ndicap. First horse LSOO Second do 200 Third do 100 Starters (divided) 100 on-stiu'ters (divided) ... ... 15' Cash \ walks. 6 at £5 -i £500 In at £20 2<H)' 7 at LI 7U> Applicants will please enclose two 2d. stamps for reply and result ; add 1b on C'Uiury cheques for exchange ; makecroßft cheques payable to a i\o. or bearer. Post Office Orders must be made payable u> Plicenix. Company ; if iwt<w are cunt lisp two envelopes ; if stamps are etuit f«r s:nve», piffisi*. :uvl Is in the Tjl extra, AtM'-iv-!? v.iil o'.casn siuiii' in thc-ir v : ' :■ r* i ■■• ■■..'.'.. " '''..'.. '' :huvci:. ' '