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£10,000. £10,000. £10,000: 20,000 Members ... @...10s To be Run Tuesday, Nov. 4th. Will Close 30th October, 1884. —402 PRIZES.— 133 NOMINATES. First £3,000 Second ... ... ... 1,200 Third ... ... ... 600 Starters (divided about L 25 each) 750 Non-Starters (about Lls each) 1545 £7,095 2G9 CASH PBIZKS. 4 at 100 ... .. £-400 4 „ 50 ... ... 200 10 .» 25 ... ... 250 29 „ 20 . ... ... 400 20 „ 15 300 20 „ JO 200 100 „ 7 700 91 » 5 ... ... 455 2C9 Prizes - - - - £2,905 Please send P.O. Ordera when convenient, they can at all times be traced if lost, thus protecting the sender. Two Stamps required for replies, and One Shilling added as exchange on country cheques, which must be certified to as "Correct." Each Ticket has Niue chances, the Tup being drawn first, after which the marbles are all replaced each time till the Nine Drawings are completed, thus giving one ticket the chance of drawing Nine Prizes. THIS ! * ai " e8 a *<* Ad - dresses of thre» principal Winners in Cup, and four principal Cash Prize Wiuners can be obtained by Subscribers on application. Drawing is attended by the Press (members of the Press can freely inspect Ada's Books). Managers of Papers at a distance can ap■point a responsible agent in Dunedin, to whom all information will be furnished, thus giving to Subscribers a guarantee of the bona fide character of this Consultation — a course no other "Consultalionist" pursues in Dunedin. The Cup of 1883 consisted of 18,000 Subscribers, who contributed £9,000. Names of committee furnished to Press on application. f ADA MANTUA, "\ J Care of Mr Abraham, I \ Box 351, Post Office, f { DUNEDIN. J £10,000. £1 0,000. £10,000.. .ajd-a. :Mi.A.:r>r r x i TTJL OFFERS A SPECIAL PRIZE OF £100! WHICH Amount has been deposited with the Editor of Otago Witness, and will be paid to any person in New Zealand who can name the placed horses in Melbourne Cup, in the order as race: reported in Otago. Witness. Each letter will be dated when received, and money paid to first "tipster." competitors not restricted to one trial, but can try as often as they please, and it is not compulsory to have tickets in Consultation, thus giving anyone the chance of obtaining the above valuable prize. In the event of winners not being tipped, the £100 will be equally divided between the Otago Benevolent Institution and Industrial School, (i aversham). It will be observed that Ada^s disinterested, havituj placed the money beyond her control, and it must be paid to somebody, -hence her declining to receive tips he / self, for she will not accept any. Applications will be received till 27th October, and must be addressed only toSportino Editor, Otago Wit?iess, DUNEDIN. Please keep copy of tip. Winner niust apply for prize within one month after race. ROBIN HOOD'S GEEAT NOVELTY COMPANY'S PROGRAMME ON THE MELBOURNE AND NEW ZEAM LAND CUPS, NOVEMBER, 1884. Is now open with a subscribed capital of £10,000 in 20,000 shares at 10/- each. 404 Prizes, each ticket having 7 chances. To an investor of 20/- the odds are 25 to 1, and £3, 110 may be won with One Ticket. Melbourne Cup, 134 prizes. First Horse £2,000 Second 900 Third ... 450 Other starters about L 33 each 90P Non-starters about Ll6 each 1,750 £0,000 New Zealand Cup, 70 prizes. First Horse 1,000 Second 400 Third 200 Other starters about L 27 each 260 Non-starters about Lll each 650 £2,500 C iSH Bonds, 200 prizes. 2atLso ... 100 6at L 25 ... ... ... 150 GatL2o 120 40ntL10 400 146 at L 6 730 11,500 WILL CLOSE on NOVEMBER Ist. 55,000 shai'es have been sold by us on various events since our uoumieuut-.Uient. Applications as usual. Two 2d stamps for Reply and Result. Mcmuy Ordera or Cheques marked correct, with 1/- 4xchango added preferred. If NoTKS or Cotn are sent letters should be registered. Telegrams and Registered Letters received and promptly attended to. Ten per cent deducted from all priza monies, four per cent (if which wu give to agents who seli tickets for us, or clients who purchase books of 25 Shares. Programmes with nominations arid particulars,- (past, present, and future), for. warded post free on application. Agents returns must reach Us not lator . than 31st October, ur thoy will not be recognised. Address — ROBIN HOOD, Care of Thomas Stapleton. Box 238, Post. <)ttice « hristchurch, or Juial Flomiug, City Baths, OolouiboBtreot, Christchurch. Reefton agent ; - Mr P. Salmonv I)«vvsi>n'& H otol, Broadway. " Rough on cor^s." — Ask for, Wells' " Hough on Corus." Quick relief, complete, permanent cur.c. Corus, warts, bunions. KtMiipthome, prossiU* & Co., A-euub, CimbtoliUich.

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Hononga pūmau ki tēnei tūemi

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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1425, 1 August 1884, Page 3

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Tapeke kupu
754

Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1425, 1 August 1884, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1425, 1 August 1884, Page 3

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