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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 330, 17 August 1883, Page 1

MANAWATU TIMES. /COPIES of the Manawatu Times V-A may be obtained froth Mr Park, the Square, Palmerston Mr Abrahams. „ „ „ „ Morris; Feilding „ "!opp, Poxton The Feildiug papera are delivered every evening on arrival of the train. Price— one penny. KEEP YOUB WEATHER EYE To keep your feet both warm and dry, Ainsworth's Watertight Boots yon try 5 Not the kind that yield and give, And leak m water like a sieve. But strong and firm, to stand the weather Made from sound, not rotten, leather. When yon go your Boots to buy, Look into, them with your weather eye j Some Bootß and Shoes (yon know I'm right) ...-._ Are neither wind nor water-tight. It is not alone the superior neatness or the superior cheapness that has drawn so much public attention to Ainswoeth's Boots, but the Thorough and Substantial Manner m which they are made. . WANGANUI. THE OOENBB BOOT SHO AINSWORTH'S. Everybody Knows It. Watertights to Measure 16s 6d £10,000 Registered Letters and Telegrams not Accepted. Post Office . Orders Preferred, Payable to Ada Mantua. WILL CLOSE NOVEMBERS, 1883 20,000 Membebs @ 10s. Melbourne jpup 1 — Run 6th "November New Zealand Cup— "Run 6th November. ; 370 PEIZES. <gT To the Investor of £1, the odds are 27 to 1. Seven Separate Drawings, each Ticket having Seven Chances, thus giving an opportunity • of obtaining Seven Prizes with one Ticket, the num« bers being replaced each time. MELBOUENB CUP— I6O PEEFORMEES. ■. First ... ...... £2000 Second... 900 Third ... ...• . :.. 450 Starters about £30 e&ch 850 Non.Starters about £16 each 1906 • Total £6106 NEW ZEALAND CUP— 66 PBKFORMEES. First ... £1000 Second ... ... 400 Third • ... ''200 Starters about £28 each 200 Non Starters about Ll2 each 674 Total ... ... L 2474 CASH AWAEDS. 2at 50 ... ... LIOO Bat 25 . ... ... 200 20 at 20 ... : ... 400 100 at 6 ... ... 600 ' 24 at 5 ...• ... 120 154 £1420 370 PRIZES. Ada's last Melbourne Cup of 14000 Members filled Six days previous to advertised date of closing, thus proving the confidence placed m her by the public. ONE TICKET CAtf WIN L 3106. Please write m a legible hand, with full name nnd address. P.O. Orders preferred, should they miscarry, duplicates can be obtained. Cheques (country) must have Is exchange added ; and marked " correct '* by Bank. Iwo i stamps required for rjply and resultTickets are not Transferable, and can be obtained by Letter Only from ADA MANTUA, Care of Mr Abraham, Box 351, Post Office, Dunedin. Read This.— Name ?.nd addresses of six principal winners furnished to this journal on application but not for publication. FOR SALE, a Freehold Brickyard with over 200 ft frontage suitable for building on, m the City of Wellington-; also a Leasehold one with engi le, boiler, and brick machine, and cottages, &c; 18 years to run;, terms can be made, to suit purchasers. A sure fortune to one or two steady men, or any person who has a hundred or two, wik ling to look after the men, can stand m halves by applying to O. W. Clayton, College street. Also 200 acres, five 50---acre blocks; and two 10 acre blocks,beuig Nos .49 and 50, Fitzberbert, also 47 Cotta 6 es on very easj' terms, from L25 cash. Every iproperty will be sold very cheap, as the owner is retiring frotri business on account of ill health. The deeds of the properly to be seen at the offices of Messrs, Ollivier, Holland and Brown, Soliciiois, or the owner, O. W Clayton, College t-treet. BOOTS AND SHOES FOE THE MILLION. R. ALLINGIIAM . HAS PLEASURE m intimating that he has just received a SHIPMENT of new SEASON'S BOOTS and SHOES of every description, to suit all classes, direct irom the best English and Colonial mauufactories: And that he has determined to dispose of the whole of his large stock at prices which positively defy competition m Palmerston. . Come and see my stock before making purchases elsewhere, and j udge the q aiity of the article, and the prices asked. &. ALLINGHAM, The Square,