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"Nothing Siusceede like Success.'* SPECIAL UNLIMITED. ROBIN HOOD on N.Z. GRAND NATIONAL, Will dose TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), Nine o'clock sharp. First, 25 per cent, Second, 15 per cent.. Third, 10 per cent, Best, 25 per cent-, balance, £5 Cash Bonds. LAST CLOSED WTTH 13,280 SUBSCBIBEBS. 5-23 4604 ROBIN HOOD. 'INNING NUMBERS IN ADA MANTUA CONSULTATION. 3200 Tickets were disposed of. (Not responsible for telegraphic errors.) 1796, Captain Webster; 678, Blaokboy; 3838, Sou-wester; 3332, Kingask; 381, July; 3348, Lady Emma; 1404, Taiaroa; 2756, Marion': 2529, Addmant; 482, Tim Whiffler. Cash Awards—Two at £48 0s 6d, J818,2987. Four at .£24 0s 3d—1002. 2039. 722, 1249. Eight at .£l2 Oβ 2d—303,1731,3897, 112,1901, 41, 818, 2513. Ten at £9 12s Id—lß2l, 24, 2328, 1411, 300. 732, 1844, 226, 2901, 718. Twenty at £A 16s 1d—147,1303,1947, 246, 330, 3876. 590, 2134, 2574, 198, 2928,3416, 315, 3335. 77. 2342,220. 2503, 739, 1448. Twenty At J63 16a 6d—3230, t»8, 3139, 159,3902, 2101, 3:30, 702, 2851, 3945, 2445. 543, 3185, 3240, 2818,287.2545,885, 2801, 1827. Forty-eight at £2 83—3204. 1284, 2934 965. 2209. 1093, 2365, 1030. 2844, 2112, 226, 2534, 1329, 4. 1240, 331. 425.1045,1027, 723, 3234, 402, 1276, 502, 3137, 960. 3051, 3748, 3933, 1906, 2611, 2551, 2198, 1362. 940, 2971, 1436, 3238, 2253, 3151, 1999, 78, 51750, 16=9, 2U97, 3140, 233*, 2608. MELBOURNE GBAND NATIONAL 9001 Now Open. cS3OOO. ADA MANTUA. J23Q00-J23000 A.nnual Consultation ON THB GBAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE, To be Bun at MELBOURNE On the 18th July, 1885. Will CLOSE on the"l6th JULY, 1885. 6000 Members at 10s each. 6000. • ' Hobsb. 112 Cash AwAbbs. s g First -. *600 g % Second m 300 " H Phird ~ 200 2at £100 w 4300 a) o *tarters(di- 4at £50 - 200 O W vidodabout BatJß2s «» 200 2 £ JBlOeaeh)... 200 10 at .. 200 2 5 Non-etartera 20 at jBIO m 200 2 m (divided 20at „ 160 ra f- about £16 4Sat£& ... 241$ « each) ... 300 » M ■— 41400 p» a .fiieoo —3 i m » Each Ticket has Eight Chances, and M oan obtain a prize in each of the Jtiigbt 3 S Drawings. • 2 »j Pleaeu send PO. Orders when cost- 3 »[»enient. or Bank Notes. Country O MsCheques must have one shilling ex g . Sjchange added, and marked correct by E ■ JffiP ank n . ot enclose coin). Two i. SI jtampe required for r»ply and result, qq :; WBt Should tnis Consultation exceed -2 J k>ooo, all Prizes will be divided pro g> yj/fr&kr In my Consultation on the 2 IMChristchurch Great Autumn Handi- gj aggeap, the First Hor.<e, Rubina, went to O ijsfja station hand at Ida Valley Station. 04 aglßThe Second Horse, Captain Webster, > snßfwent to a fanner at Milton, Otago. w Third Horse, Sou-Wester, to a • j|»§well-known consultatieniat at CbristeßK& N.B.—Aβ usual, the names and of the principal prizetakers, rflS&teo the names and addresses of the i HttHentlemen who form the Committee, ! BBffill be forwarded to all the leading 1 f&mewepapwe throughout New Zealand. ,mm Address— *m§ ADA MANTUA, rifflL Care of Lyohs * Hast, iff Box 351, Post Office, Dunedin. 163000 ■--•■•■■ Apply Early. I 5-25 Melbourne Cup will fellow. 4057 ADAM BEDE'S CONSULTATION ON THB • GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE, 1 ■_ BUK AT AUCKLAND on JUNE 6th, 1885. 2000 MEMBESS AT TEN SHILLINGS EACH. Stbbflxchasb. Cabh Pbizbs. . First Horse ...>6300 2 Prizes at £2S t becond Horse... 100 10 Prizes at .£lO ltO . Third Horse M SO 30Prize8 at £5 150 Starters ... 100 — Non-starters „. 150 Total M 300 Total ...~700 In the event of more than 2000 tickets being applied for, the prizes will be increased pro rata. Adam Bede would particularly draw Subscribers* attention to the fact that all his Consultations are drawn in the presence of the Press and a Committee of Subscribers. Also that arrangements are now complete for a Series of Consultations throughout the year. Any Subscriber drawing a prize will be allowed, if he so desires it, to invest in any future list, any sum not exceeding Four Pounds, without remitting any further cash, this amount to be deducted from prize money. Early application for Shares should be made by letter only, enclosing two stamps, with exchange on cheques, or by money order, Bank notes, or drafts. Registered letters or telegrams will not on any account be received. If Bank notes are sent, please use two envelopes, one sealed and placed inside the other. PO. orders preferred when proonrable. It will greatly expedite business if an addressed envelope is enclosed with application. Address— ADAM BEDE, Care of H. N. ABBOTT, 4 6 2130 Box No. 2. Post Office. Auckland. Bead Boards. MANDEVTLLE AND RANGIOBA ROAD BOARD. NOTICE is Hereby Given, that all BATES outstanding after the Ist day of June next, will be SUED FOB without further notice. By order. JOSEPH B. SHEATH. 5-6 3387 Clerk to the Board POST LEVY ROAD BOABD. NOTICE is hereby given by the above Board that a KATE of one halfpenny (id) in the pound will be made on May 30th on all the rateable property in the district for the year ending March 31st, . 1886. It will be payable in one sum on June 6th. The rate book is open for inspection at the office of the Board. G. S. FLEMING, 5-16 3778 Chairman. TAI TAPU ROAD BOARD. T\J OTICB is hereby given, that it is the iH intention of the Tai Tapu Road Board, at its Meeting to be held on JUNE sth, to MAKE and LEVY a GENERAL BATE of fd in the Jβ on all the Rateable Property in the District, for the period ending March 31st, 1886. to become DUJS and PAYABLE on JUNE 20th ; and, in compliance with instructions from the Waimakariri River Board, a Rate of 1-ieth of a Penny in the £ will also be levied for the same period, to be paid in conjunction with the above General Rate. The Bate-book is ready for inspection. 5-22 3965 F. QUEaLY, Clerk. Tender* TENDERS will be received till 4 o'clock en JUNE sth for the ERECTION of a HOUSE about 25 miles out of Christchurch. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. Plans and specification may be eeen at our office. ARMSON, COLLINS 4 HARMAN, 5-36 4046 Architects, Gloucester street. rfIENDERS will be received till four I_ o'clock on Friday, sth June, for the EJECTION of a HOUSE at Spring Bank foe A. T. Chapman, Esq. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Flans and specification may be seen at our office. , ABMSON, COLLINS AND HARMAN, 5-264080 Architects. Gloucester street. TO BUILDERS. BHODE3* MEMORIAL CONVALES- ;- - ■ CENT HOME. nraSNDERS are required for above X BUILDING. Drawings and specification can t>e seen at my office, where tenders are to be seat not later than 29th instant. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. FREDK. STfiOUTS, M.HXBJL, 5-14 3571 Architect,