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Manawatu Times, Volume IX, Issue 400, 3 November 1883, Page 1

ROBIN HOOD'S GREAT NOVELTY COMPANY, On the MELBOURNE CUP, 1883, and NEW ZEALAND CUP, 1:883, which takes place at the end of October and beginning of November, m Melbourne t and Christchurch. Subscribed Capital . of £10^000, m 20,000 Shares of 10s each Six separate Allotments, each. Share having Six Distinct Chances. ,285 \ MELBOURNE CUP.' First Horse, £2000 • Second Horse, £1000; Third Horse, £500- Other . Starters (divd.), £1000; .Son- -star tero (div.), £1500 ; Total, £6000. • • NEW ZEALAND CUP. ; c I First HOrse, £1000; Second Horijg, £500 ;. Third, Horse,. £250 ;, O^her Starters (div,), £250 \ Non-Starters (div.), 1 £1000 : Total £3000. ! 69 CASH BONDS 3 at LIOO each-^L3Ob ; 6 at LSO each — L3OO : 20 at 10 each^-L200; 40at L 5 each— L2oo; Total, LIOOO. Will be closed and shares allotted early. Each Race and Cash Award drawn separately, thus an Investor, of 10s bas SiX Chances ot winning L 3 165. From the liberal support hitherto accorded us, there is every prospect of this being filled 'and Shares allotted m good ; time foi speculatibn. Applications \h by letter, with two 2d stamps, aud. exchange on cheques (Is added). Please write sign tv re , anu address .legible to ayojd complication. Money Orders, Ba ti k notes and Drafts, Registered LrViers, and. Telegrams received and promptly : ; attehded to. : Address : Robin Hond, ? care ■of ' ! THOS; STAPLKTON, Box 238, P.O. Christchurch, or ■ J^BAL FLEMING, Chy Baths Christc , MELBOURNE CUP, 1883. A DAM' BED K vvill i his year hold a scrips of Consultations on the- : iibove cveiit, Two Thousand Subscribers at £1 each, to be divided as follows : — First Horse ... £500 Second Horse ... ... ... £200 'Ihird Horse ...' ... ... £100 Other Starters (divided) ... £500 | Non-Starters ... .... ... £700 Total .„. ..... ... £2000 It is particularly requested that early application for Shares will be; made, as each list will he drawn so>n as full. Be» suits will be forwarded to subscribers immediately effer dniwing, and the next list proceedvd with- -.'.-. Any. subscriber drawing a horse m any list will K e allowed, if he so desires it, to invent m the follfivin^ list, any sum not'excfedin«^!'' ur PoUik'-s without remitting a»y fun her cash, tins amount to be v iiuvdteiy detlucted frota prize money.' • "T , ' • i ;• . ■ -It will be observed that. these lists •will average .one prize iivabout fourteen tickets, instead of,o»e m fifty,. as' in the larger li.sts/of.pteviuus years; .' Appiici»«on by 'letter oklt, enclosing t^stamps, w i.th exchange on cheqi;j^,, or by momy .order,' bank notes, Registered letters or telegrams will not on any account be re» ceived. If bank d'ltes are sent, please use two' envelopes, one "sealed and placed inside the other. P. 0., Orders preferred when procurable." ' ? v;. .-• t No 1 Now. Open- , Address — .ADAM BEDE, Care of H. N. Abbott, Box No 2, Post Office. Auckland. KEEP Y O DB WEATHER EYE^ OPW Toikeep your feet both warm and dry, ' Ainsworttrs Watertight Boots you try ; Not the kind tbat yield and give, And leak m water like a sieve. ' But strong and firm, to stand the weather Made from sound, not rott en, leather. • When you go your Boots to buy, . Lookyinto them. with your weather eye • Some Boots and Shoes (you know, I'm <■:'•'■' right) „ Are neither wind nor water-tight; It is hat alone the 'superior neatness or the superior cheapness that has drawn so iniich -public attention to • Ainswobth'S Boots; but the Thorough and Substantial Manner m which- they are made. _ WANGANTJ]. .' ' THE OO BN "ft R BC OT SHO AINSWORTH'S. FvERYBopt KnoWs'lt. Wateriights to Measure 1<?«» 6d BUY NO OTHER MAKE BUT CHADWIOK'S I^iJtLimr kkl^^ SUPER Six CoRD (*\*Rffi)Sj COTTON. >^iil4jyip/ is unsurpassed To be had at all Eetail Drapers. Sole Wholesale Agents, SARGOOD, SON & EWEN, Dunedin, Christchurch, Auckland, Invercargi 1 MANAWATU DAILY TIMES. • NUTICETO L UB^CR[BERS AND ADVERTISERS. IN order to preserve regu'arity m the Books, all accounts have been made up to the end of pre* * sent quarter, viz September JJO. ) Advertisers and subscribers will ) therefore find their accounts made ) up to that date, the charges .being m proportion. ) Tn order to meet the increase ing demand upon advertising space and enable us to do justice o read [ ers, the. Manawatu Dai |.T Times will be enlarged imibediately after •the arrival of the necessary 1 paper from Sydney. As the enai'gement ec essitates considerable outlay, an early settlement of accounts rendered at this date- is rel ueste d. b O. W. RUSSELL,, 1 : Proprietor . f .' TEBBACE END VETERINARy } ' FORGE ... POAD & BRAZIER. J. . '- ;• i ■•••■■ I .- ' 'if .' .it ■■/.'.■ ■>. . . :-.'-. ■• BEGS tonotify that they have OPENED the shop at Terrace End, as, a y-JETBRINAIIY SHOEING EORGE .. and 1 GEN^RA^SMJTHY^ ■'; : y\ ■Si-.'' ' ' HORsis' CAR^Ulir'SHlOrj; • '; : ' i ' , ;v, <i?.V>..'*:i-i :: ''.(.-.'-.-i v--o;.) :>:u lj£-e ■'.({£>•. ! ' Allfother ;work done ! at , f .;ioweiit U ! ;' i b-.-ii n;r-.H _ '■■« . iov/ t »»*»vw».