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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1202, 18 March 1884, Page 1

ROBIN HOOD'S GKEAT NOVELTY COMPANY'S PROGRAMME ON THE AUTUMN IYIETSTIZVCr. T© be held oa the ©hristchurch Raoecourse on Easter Monday and 'i wpday, April lith nn<l 15th, 1884. Subscribed Capital of £2,500 m 5,000 Shares of 10s each, 141 Prizes. Five separate Allotments, each S are having Five distinct Chances. Ist Prize Great Autumn Handicap, £750. Ist Prize Eaßter Handicap, £200, AS our TJune Jin (Jap Programme Piitsi/ so satisfactorily, « c have beeu induced to launch thi« venture, and f el confidtnt it will meet with the same success. Although we send to Newspapers throughout Now Z aland the names and Addresses of principal winners m our Company, as many other on>ullationists i'dvertise they do, we respectfiil'y remind the pubLc and our clients that our Books arc at all times Open for Inspection .to any Subscriber — information not confined to the Press We consider each Subscriber has an equal right oi inspection. We also admit the fact that every add rof even a Single Ticket i 8 a Shareholder for the time being m our Com- I pa iy,aad, as such, baß a p;> feet ri^ht to I attend our Drawings ; therefor..- invitations to that effect are always procurable.. In questionmg'iheintegriiy of our Drawings aad. ana Distribution of Prizes, many people argue that it is yerj easy to say that a Policeman m Dun<din won £636.. ,4a 2<l, a Farmer m Waimate, £3 18, 2s Id, a Miner m Charleston, £159 is ; but how. do we knb\v tbese statements to be correct.? Our answer is— Attend the Drawings, Inspect our Books, procure from us the names and addresses of t rize'Winners, write to them ; Biftfthe matter thoroughly.- Every facility is thue afforded of knowing whether these reports and . newspaper , paragraphs are true; 1 n " ■'■'■', ',".'. '''„./. ■ 'Pleise ; write *' Signature and Address legibly^ to avoid errors. Be careful to ' Address, ROBIN HOOJD, Care of THOS. STAPLETON Box 238, JPost Office, Cbristchurck: or - CareofJTJBAL (not.J. L.) FLEMING, City Baths, Colombo street, Christoliuroh, In answer to ; numerous enquiries, we bog to* 'state that 5 we are m no way connected with any other Company. „ ..; Public Notice. VyTESSife LOTJND & PEDER* f l\jL .SENjjTinsmiths &c., beg to notify that they have disposed of their Palmerston business . to Mr JAMES KQWLINS, who they trust will, repeive ,the same share of public patronage hitherto accorded to them. All accounts due to Messrs Lound and Pedersen must be paid by the end of the present month to M r T. 11. WALTON, Whose leceipt will be a sufficient discharge.. LOtnSlt) & PEDEIiSEN. Palmerston Feb. Ist, 1884. . I:Ni reference: to the above, James Rowlins desiros to assure the public that no effort will be spared to. secure a continuance of the sup w port accorded to his predecessors. Every satisfaction guaranteed at the lowest possible charge. JAMES ROWLINS. TUG HEAD BUTCHERY, Rangitikbi Sthebt, PALMEItSTON fcORTH. ' F. T, COLLINS Pboebietoh riUIE Primest quality of Beef. Mutton 1^ Lam h, Veal and Pork on bale at LOWEST CASH PRICES. Small Goods a Specialty, Families waited on daily and delivered to any part oi the district on the shortest notice. The Hea^ Butchery, Rangitikei Street. , ; F. IV COLLINS, Proprietor. S;/,/WdLIERMA^ Wholesale & Retail Grain, Produce. '. .Grocery,' and Spirit Stores, , ; , .THE SftOARB, , PALMEESTON NOltTh. THE 'uudersigned beps to announce ■ that bebas removed his business premises to a more commodious situation ou tbe-j'Square,o; ntftr the Town Hall. , Groceries of \ cv.cry description, and fir.>t-iclabs qMality, kept m sijock, and dehvered at rates. . Household .Requisites — Produce, Grain, 'Generaj/^tore Goods, and every article m daily iise. ' ' ;; 'AU'o'rders carifully packed and delivered with punctuality to any part of ihe town, or throughout the country districts or at railway stations, , Prices will be quoted the same as m the Heady Money Store Price List, and every effort will be putiorth to give custoirers entire satisfaction. ; H. Wollerman i« also a purchaser of Faim, Dairy, and Station Produce. | BE L L BREW E R Y| '' : : ■ '!.::■: -.ii AND 1 :■ ■ ' ■ i BQTTLI]\@ STOKES, Palmerston North. The undersigned begs to inform the public that he is now prepared to supply First class Ale and Porter, brewed from the very best materials, and with the purest water. The Bottling* Stores* are> noted ialong this Coast for supplying the best brands i of Spirits, Wines, Ale or S'oti , from 2 gallons, upwards,- at Lowest Cunent I Kates. Case Whiskies, Brandies, Wines, &c, all of the very best, purot, and 'finest character to be obtained on the West Cpast. 11. WOLLEKMA.N, ; Proprietor. ITIOK SALE, a Freehold Brickyard : with over 200 ft frontage suitable for building 'on, m the City of Wellington ; also a Leasehold one with eogi le, boiler, and brick machine, and cottages, &c; 18 years to, ru,n; terms cau. be made to, suit, purchasers. A,. sure fortune to one or, two steady men, 'or, 'any person who has a hundred or t^o, wiU ling to look after tlie 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, being ,N.p8, 49 and. 50 ; i.i;itzh«rber.t, !i alß.o 47 Cottages' on very easy ternis, from' L 25 j cash. Ev«ry~pt operty will be sold very cheap, as the "'pwper is retiring from business on account of ill health. The deeds of i the property to be seep at the ;o{fices of Messrs Ollivier, Holland and BrjOwin, .Solicitors, or the owner, O. yt. Clayton, Collejie »tree