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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 234, 5 September 1883, Page 4

Business Notices. \ ESTABLISHED 1803. i iVTELSON T\YE UTOftES. A, ROBERTSON ... Proprietor; BEGS to notify that Mrs . Farnie, Failmakers, Wangfanui, : receives goods and forwards them to me. Woollen Dresses can be dyed without being taken to pieces. i Gentlemen's Clothes dyed and Pressed to look like new. A. R; Received first-class Prizes at Sydney, Melbourne, and Dunedin Ex hibitions for Excellency m ('yeihsr. . GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. EPPS'S^COGOA. ' BREAKFAST; :• j"By a thorough knowledge of; the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Eppslhas provided our breakfast tables *ith a delicately-flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judioioua use, of such articles of diet -^tha't a constitution may i be gradually built- up until strong enough t t6;re'sist every tendency' to Sisease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack whe'ieever there is a weak point. We may. escape many a fatal shaft ■:. by keeping ourselves weil fortified with puie: -blood and a properly nourished f^amje." — See, article m the Cwil'Service Gqzette. Made simply with boiling water [6r mik. „.-::.\'s „ .>• ' .>« f- ;; Sold only m packets, labelled :— « ! ," JAMES EPPS AOT> ;C6; HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, j r LONDON. j AIso—EPPS'S, CHOCOLATE E&tSENG E, for Afternoon use.,, [ " : ' _ Consulltations p 104= Phizes. £2000 lU4 i>ttlz f 8 A FORTCTNE FOR 10s ' TyTULCAN'S CONTULTATIOfI ojn IJ Y' ; 'the New Zealand Cup wiU^close ~ ip'OtTßliareSr at : 10s ; to be run at Ghristchurch, on 6th I November, 1883. ! First. ..." ... ...£6OO . ' - Second .. ...... 25,0- i # Third ... : ... ; .;>, lit ' Others (divided) .'.. 630 ! /Total ... , ... ...,£1,630 \ ""■ WBLLiNaTON.^BoNDS. v;,i.i ;- ; ! ' Twoat;£30 r '....... Jt ! Wwb dt 25 : ' : '..»;,,;-: -::50 Two at 20 „..'... 49 Two at 15 V ... ... 30 Ten at 10 ... ... 100 Ten at 5 ... ... 50 Ten at ■ . 4 ... ... 40 Total ... .... £37(j Total number of prizes is 104. Eacb| ticket has eight chances, the race and bounds being drawn seperately. = Bank' Motes accepted; Post. Office Orders; (preferred) payable to:" Valc r an '"only jj Cheques must have Is exchange added, j and marked •'. correct" by Bank. Two' stamps for reply and result.' Registered' letters or telegrams not accepted. . Programmes and r forms for applying for tickets sent, free to any address on application.' All monies banked jointly 'm the.n,aiiqe of ..a respectable person, 1 nominated, by. a: ebnimifcte •of shareI holders, and Vulcan, -i ,h s \ A purchaser ot ,25 tickets on behalf of j self and Wends, -gijvejpi-j oae' ticket T ite^, j and can , nominate & f liend ; mV Wellington Apply learly. - only to " Vulcan, '-> care of jMr^G; ;q'.' Bums,, Box 180, W Oi i Wellington,,' ,^r ; to Dunedin AigencyJ;' I " ; :,Box,l24,oPvGi Dunedin. *^« \&AXiti IN^JBi^TIGAiTIOW , ;&jM± \ >; "'^ f;j ; / ,:,.;.v PALI'S- ..■,;•■/:■= ':.:>> ,s-ar iDISCTJSSTON. ; OK ,THEY MeXiBOIJ'bNB! 1 GUP . j to be run on^Nov. 6th 1883. OloseV : ' !■■- 1•- tfov. 2, 1883; ■■-''.-'■ . p;000 Members at 10sj 160 Performers. OaaK Awards.' First Horse £1600 ( 6 at £50 „. £3QO Secoad^— -sop • lo^sr 30 ... abtr Third ' s > 400 , : l.§ atf.Jlsl. i~ MJ2JS Starters 350 „20at 10 .„ 200 Othere... , 900 90 at 5 ! ..> 450" ! ■ • . " ■ ■■: "i£; I ':j nomination; priz.e^ : ! : Winner* • ; : Second. . ' ihird,, Ist-Prite £100[ .lit Prize £75 lst.Prize £50 andLiPcize.., 70 2qd'|»rfee : flO 2nd Prize '3o *d Prize, 50 3rd, Prize .30 3rdPrfee 20 I;. VV •£2201 ; ' ' '£155], „;' J £loo Each; Ticke6>has Nine (9) ; chaiice^ : ' '"' vypiftl 'J^^ E S STO A HOLDER Q/VA 1 . '.. -ODDS .r.AKEu-26 $O I'° - ;i 3 - E ACS .member' for every ShWe names 'k horse, which! will --be written; ac"ros's : the ! ■duplicates kept by! the Company. Tho§e n numbei-8 having the winner 'wribtieii 1 upon' thje'm will be put together ; j the first three' i dqawn ;i will receive the- prises as above. 1 . The same , .will : be- repeated with'tHosd htjving,, jjhe " Second written 1 ! on ttieni : j' an'd'again ailsp^with the TKird-Hfor^ming th^ee distinct drawings, which wfilj^ course^ be drawn after the winnefsar^? decl^rep!, ,. : „ 1=:.; .■.;!» »fo ■■>■ ■■■'' !y ' l ' In ;the;. event; (inneither o'f ; the : tlirfl ; e cages) of only Two Members namirig the! plaeedThprsesj the r "three prizes will be jdivided' between; them, ifon'lyone (m) either of the three \ cases) he will receive all 3- Prizes duetb whichever he named, Ist, 2nd, or |Jrd., ... „ . A- ■ A Bubkcviber, bay holding 3 shares,, can. name t]ie ; ! one horse 3 times, or 3 different horses, one to each share. : JN.B.U. : I'wo Uuineaa (independent, of theaweep) will be given .to the "member . first naming the winner. ; A^pply by letter (with stamps for - replies)- addressed— j SINBAD, Care of Mr Bodley, Box' T342, ,Post ;■ U bunedin. ' x * s '"' ' -KI.B.— A, card of ' the"nominations can be had, by sending a f stamned ad« dressed !enveldpe.i i; lil i ' ; ' : '-'.. ,' !l ' letters or *oi> not received.' '• :■" ■ ; " ! . r ■' • ( U/]N -I'A ED KNOWN—The CTANP i . ffi D - 8 ln .e only Manawatu jour nal wihfch is ; deiiv,ered t j.daij^ to and; 1 af ound'^s'hursi, ' round which distripwi 1 it hasi alnrge irpulation. # .- ; ; . ; ; i. AJS TtiD JIJN uVV .— 1 tiere is ; ro'otn m the Standard paddocks^ for on)e or two more horfees. t ? (i)nly quietanimals taken m. Abundance of pasture andjgood water. Safe fences.