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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 241, 8 September 1884, Page 4

KOBIN HOOD'S Great IVovelty Company's PROGRAMME; os the] Melbowne *nd u New Zealand • 1884. t» n»w; opeu with a SUBSCRIBED CAPrrAL of JglO.ooo m :, , .20*000 WAftESfct 10/- Each. 404 Prizes, Saeh Share Having y { Chances. To an Inyeßto ; r r of 20s .the odds are ■'■'• 25 to l/an'a MllQ may be won with one Ticket. M^LBOtfRNE-^CUP, i^4P^fZE^ Ist liovse . ... ... ... £2000 2nd Horse ... ; A;! / ... 900 3rd Horse ... ... ... 450 Starters (about £3S each) ... 900 Non-Sterters (about £16 each) 1750 \ . ■;.<• •:.-/{' £6000 istK^ofse ■ --/li ' u^. i v - \.. £1000 •; 2nd Horse? ~ ".".'.' "~ ... ' ... 400 3rd Howe. : i.. > #; . i-*i., 200 Starters (about £27' each) .. 250 Non-starters (about Lll each) , 650 "' : :-V. •-•"'. l^J-^jut- £25 ® 0 ! CASH BONDS: 2atLso ... ■■'"■''■■;.'. *': ... £100 i sat 25 ■* ... - l f , "... 150 6at 20 ... ; 5 ..f ... 120 40 at 10 ... V „:-!;' ... 400 146 at 5- 6 :-... " ; -;:.;''' ' \'~ 730 ■^ : " : •'■ ; • ■. 1 £1500 Will Close on November 1. . :. 55,000 Shares on various events hay« been sold by us since starting. Applications as ? usxiaL : . ' 31wo 2d stamps for reply a^d,,r£Ssilt. .■ Money Ordei's 6i; Cheques .maried porvect, with Is exchange aJded^'prefejrred. If Coin pi^Bj-nk^Notes kre'sent, lettersshouW be ; registei-ed. Telegrams and Registered' Letters received. Ten pe,r cent, deducted from .all P/izo Monies, four jiei 'cent, bf is given to agents who aell .Tickets, or clients who purchase Books of twenty-five Tickets each. , \ t ;. t .! ; Programmes with JTominations and full particular's (oif past,/ present, and fiituro), fovwarded post free 09 application. . ' ' ' < '- Agents' returtis must reach us not slater than 31st Octob^rV or they will not te recognized/ 1 i; , ; „» Address—ilOßlN HOOD, Care of T eSTXPLET©^ Bbk-238; P.C).,;phristchurchj or Jijiix. FtEMiNQi City Baths,! Colombo -street, Christdhurch. N^B.^-r Although we send to "'Newsy papers New Zealand the Name« , and .Addi;e^e«(if.of piincipal wimers in .^pur Company as many Other consultationistos advei tise they do, we respectlully remind the Public and-our clients that our Books are at all tinies open • for ; uispectiQn to any I Subscriber. Information not <cm/ined j-'to the P^ess. -^e coflsidcr each sub- | has an equal right of inspectiou. „ :.,-,. fH £ MQiM IEL Wojplleifi Factory COMPAffir. [(MniMiJ mosgiel Tweeds : MOSGIE^SEII&ES MOSGtIEL JPIiiNNELS r MOSQIEE B^AKKETS MOSGIJEL piJGS v ' mosgiel Shawls MOSGIEL MAUDS? r :• MOSGIEL |HOSIE^ST ' MQSGIEL SOCKS ■ ! VMOSGliiL;'ijfflif <X\\ These (EJoods^re^jaftted^Jbi 1 Purity of Material, Honesty of Manufacture^and Moderate Price, Awarded the Highest' Pl#ee at the Australian Uxhibitidnsl' [Extract from Melbourne' Argus said New Zealand Heridd*]' ' t Ihe Mosgiel- Woollens, we notice from the Melbourne Argus,. :have received. unqualified praise m the, report 09 Austjraliah woollens ftirnvshed to 'the Elbqeuf \ CKamber of Commerce by Mt Henri \ CoUrmdaux, who was specially sent to tlie Melbourne Exhibition from the woollen manufacturing district m France for the purpose. He declares that "every article manufactured by thai company is superior to any other* Australian woollen goodbl' saw aitheEx?^iHon, y 'hndheth'iriks tUat -■'■ " the Mosgiel WactprywUl take first rank m the A nstralicmjnatrkets over all Enfop'ean importation^* . ; - Testimony like this from a so. competent, and disinterested wist he very gratifying to the' Cothpany,'- . ' ''''' • ■■■ . ... )';'■■— - J " i .'; ; ' ' : '' ;' ', The public are ftquejited when purchasing to see that they get the genuine " MOeCrJLEE " article, which is guaranteed tS give satisfkctidri.l ' : ■; ■ ul^_ ■■■-■'■ : ' : -' ; ' f Slie Trade supplied' by the Wholesale Warehourfenijej^-in-tho- Colony. "Warehouse and; o|fice^lHgh-sli£et, Factory—At* MoSdiißL: TAiERi.! i:i i,JOHN H. MoWriSON',A t ■:'■- 1 .■■■.■: <. r V'^Manager.