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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 254, 23 September 1884, Page 4

EOBIN HOOD'S ; Great liovelty PROGRAMME ON THE Melbourne and New Zealand N Cups, November, 18Q4. Ta now open witn a SUBSpRTBED CAPITAL of £10,000 »» 20,000 SHARESat 10/- Each. 404 Prizes, £ach Having 7 Chances. To an Investor of 20s the odds are 25 td \, and £3110 may be won with one Ticket. MELBOURNE CUP, - 134 Phizes. :. Ist Horse £2000 2nd Hovse ... ... ... 900 3rd Horse .;; ... ... 450 Starters (about £33 each) ... 900 ? Non-Starteiß (about £10 each)' 1750 '- J '„ : ")': H '^: '■;^:' :^t f NI?W pAxiNDjpU^. 70 Prizes. Ist Horse ... /' ... ... £1000 k 2nd Horae .„ „.,... 40Q "™ 3rd Howe ... ... ... 200 Starters ~(aV)oufL27 each) .. ' 250 Non-starters (about LI 1 each) j 650 £2500 200 CASH BONJDS; 2at LSO .' ... £190 6at 25 : ... 150 6at 20 ... •'..■: ?:■■;*. 120 40 at 10 ... . ti -i U..;i400 146 at 5: ';;.«'.■,. ... ; ... : 730 • - i £1500 Will Close on November 1. 55,000 Shares on variou^ event» have been sold by us since starting. Applications as ! usual. -Two 2<l stantps for reply and result., '-Money Orders _or Cheques marked Correct, .with Is. exchange added, preferred. If Coin or Bunk Notes are sent, letters should be registered. telegrams,and Registered Letters received. Ten per cent, deducted from all I*Vize Monies, four pei cent, of whwh "is giv«?n to agents who sell Tickets, or clients who purchase Books of twenty- five Ticlcete each. C 1 ' Program nfes .with •Nominations and full particulars' (of past j present, and ■future), forwa^led post free on «j)pli- ; cati«»n. ; '■■ '.•i 1 .-;.t^v. .-..■■; „ ■ . :: Agent*' returns-fntiisf reach us* not later than 31st October,.* or they 'will not be recognized;.^ Address— ROßlN HOOD, Care of T Staplet6n,/80x238, P.0., Chriatchurch ; or Jubal Flkming, City Baths, Colombo-street, .Christchurch. N^B. — Although we send to Newspapers throughout New Zealand the Names and Addresses of principal . winners in our Company. as many other consuifationists adveitiße they do, ; . yte •re^.pectlully remind the Public > and our clients that our Books are at all times open for. inspection to.any Subscriber. Information not confined to the, Press. We consider each subscriber ha« an equal right of inspection. . '■'' ; j \ ../_■■ 'i ; '.■•■ !.. THE MOSGIEL Wool len Factory OOMPAFY. fUmited.)^ MOSaiEL TWEEDS . MOSGIEL SERGES MOSGIEt PLANNELS MOSGIEL BLANKETS MOSGIEL HUGS ; MOSGtEL SHAWLS i MOSGIEL' MAUDS MOSGIEL HOSIERY MOSGIEL SOCKS MOSGIEL YAM These Gooda are noted for Purity of Material, Variety of Pattern, Honesty . of Manufacture, and Moderate Price. Awarded the Highest Place* at the Australian Exhibitions* fßxtraot from, Melbourne Argus and New Zealaud Heratd.] . i he Mosgiel Woollens, we noticefrom *i the- Melbourne Argus, have received 1 un- ' qualified praise in the report on Austra- ( lian woollens furnislied .to the Elboeuf i Uiamber of Commerce by M, ffpirt J Com-meaux, r w?ip^was specially sent to tht' Melbourne' Exhibition from the woollen manufacturing district in France for th« purpose. % He' declares thai "ebery article manufactured-by thatcompany is superior to any other Australian woollen goods 1 saw at the Exhibition" arid fhe thinks that * ( ( the Mosgiel Factory will take first rank in the Australian markets over all Enropean importations." testimony Mice this from a critic so competent and disinterested must :. : be very gratifying to ihe Company, „, ■ ; The public are requested . when, purchasing* to see that they get the genuiue " MpSGIEL ". article, which is guaranteed to give .satisfaction. lite Trade supplied by the Wholesale . Warehousemen in the Colony. ' Warehouse and Office — High-slreet, Diwedin. factory— At Mosgielj Taiebi. •? ' JOHN'®. MORRISON, '-„i ■•■= ■ .Manager*