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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 255, 24 September 1884, Page 4

WILL CLOSE ON OC3TOBER 2nd, Jacob Faithful's CONSULTATION : ' on ELB. SPRINGr MEETINCr OCTOBER, IBB4i * " " ■ . ' o ** 4000 Members at lOs. Spring Hakdicap. lstHorso ... ... ...£250 2nd Horse ... .'.,.-. ... 125 SfrdHoise ... ... ... 75 Others... ... „. ... 200 -—--•- • :■: „ . ... /. ,£650 ; Handicap Hubdles. * x ■Ist Horse ... ... •■;.'. £250 2ndHoi-se ... ... ... 125 ; 3rdHorae ... ;;. .» 75; Others divided... ... ... 200 £650 v ' Cash Prizrs. , : 2 at £50 ... ... ...£IOO, lQat 20 ...,». .■/. 200: '20 at 10 , ... , ...- ... 200 i ,40 at 5 ... y ... ...200 *')', " ; /' :' X <'- , . -,:■■■. ■. ■ £700 110 PRIZES. Six Chances each Ticket! • - Six Chances each Ticket To the investor of £1 the odds against obtaining a prize are 17 to 1 (with a single drawing ; there being six drawings the odds so reduced are merely nominal. One ticket can win the first prize* m each of the Race Events, and also four separate Cash Awards. Drawing under supervision of Committee chosen from shareholders, including representatives from the Pies.*. Country cheques must have 1/added for exchange. P.O. Orders preferred ; 2 stamps required for reply and resplt. ""• JACOB FAITHFUL, Care of N. Jacobs, Box 7, P. 0., Napier. Glorious News FOR MANAWATTJ. BOOTS &T SHOES For the Million! R, ALLINGHAM HAS just .received the Largest, CheapeEt, and most FashionStock of Boots and Shoes ever imported into the Manawatu. To carry . into effect the well-worn motto ■•*■■ Small profits and quick returns," he offers the Greatest Bargains ever heard of m Ihe district. The stock has been* carefully selected by Home buyers m tho Home markets, and therefore all middle profits and charges* by Colonial merchants havo been obviated, consequently the whole can, and will be sold at such prices as must command, a speedy clearance. . 1 Bespoke Work Unequalled* ! 'None i but ; first cjass workmen are employed, and nothing but the best of maieria] nped. For fit, style, and workmanship no hing can surpass my wprk, of which the inhabitants of Manawatu have hail ample proof. R. ALLINGtfAM, ; "pn The Square/ ; AMADALE'S THIRD DRAWING. , SECOND CLOSED FULL. *■*' * 5000 Subscribers at 5/. 300 PRizk^ 300. Grjand Drawing on the Hamr ■■'• burg Principle. ~>- Money Prizes to be : Distributed as follows : — First Prize; L2OO ... - ... L2OO Second Prize, LIOO ... ... 100 Third-Prize, LSO ... ... 50 Fourth Prize, L2O ... ...... 20 . Two Prizes of LlO ... ... 20 Four Prizes of L 7 ... ... 28 Forty^Prizes of L 5 ... ' ... 200 Twenty prizes of L 4 .... ... 80 Two Hiiricired and Ten Prizes .. otL2,los^. ... ... 525 Twenty prizes of Ll 7s ... 27 "V; -V/ri UY ' . "; W SO Each Ticket has Seven Chance^ and will lie Drawn Seven times. .. The large bulk pf the. money in^this Third Dra wing is not given away m one lafge 'prize, as it is m Horse Consultatidn«; ; J>j>t you will observe m this rtambwrg Drawing that the IL'l2soiif.daiTlyi 'proportioned into 300 JZiizeti, piying every «v equurdmnce of getting a Good Prize. This Third Drawing to take place as soon an filled. - Ten pei* cent* ;to he;; deducted for Printing?, Advertising, Slationeiy, and Clerical' work. v P.O. Orders to bo made payable to Armadale. Country Cheques to have 1/- added for exchange^ ifad made payable to a number. A s ppiliciints ihust enclc^e^two^d fitarops, for reply and result. ; Registered Letters and Telegrams not received. . * '■"'A snitscrilwr of ten or mor^e tickets can act on the commhee, or appoint come one to act for him. ' Address only lo ARMADALE, ... „ , Care France Blips., - Wellington Lal>or Fxchange, P,O. Box 247, Wellington .