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Cromwell Argus, Volume XVII, Issue 843, 9 June 1885, Page 3

£3OOO. LADA MANTUA.] £3OOO. A .* s „ CONSULTATION GhiAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE To be rim at Melbourne on the ISth July, ISSS. WILL CLOSE OX THK IGth JULY, 1885. 6,000 M v :M3I]RS AT lOs. bach. First Horse £6OO Second Horse 300 Third Horse 200 Starters (divided about £4O each) 200 Non-starters (about £IG each) 300 112 Cash Awards. 2 at 100 4 at 50 8 at 25 10 at 20 20 at 10 20 at 8 48 at 5 .. £2OO .. 200 .. 200 .. 200 .. 200 .. 160 .. 240 Each Ticket has Eight Chances, and can obtain a Prize in each of the Eight Drawings. Please send P.O. Order when convenient, or bank notes. Country Cheques must have one shilling exchange added, and marked correct by bank (do not enclose coin). Two stamps requisite, for reply and result. Should this Consultation exceed 6000 Members, all Prizes will be divided pro rata. £%" In my Consultation on the Christchurch Great Autumn Handicap, the First Horse, Rubina, went to a station hand at Ida Valley Station. The Second Horse, Captain Webster, went to a farmer at Milton, Otago. The Third Horse, Sou'-Wester, to a well-known Consultationist at Christchurch. N.B.—As usual, the names and addresses of the principal prize-takers, also the names and addresses of the gentlemen who form the Committee, will be forwarded to all the leading newspapers throughout New Zealand. Address— ADA MANTUA, Care of Lyons and Hart, Box 351, Post-office, Dunedin. Or, J. SOLOMON, CromweU. £3OOO EARLY. £3OOO Melbourne Cup will Follow. j " FACTS ARE STUBBORN THING&" ||OBIN HOOD COMPANY, .lb By their Popularity have again asserted Supremacy. LOOK AT THE RESULT OF THEIR QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY PROGRAMME. SOMETHING WONDEKFDL. 13,280 Shares Sold in Six Weeks. 528 Extra Cash Prizes, £5 each, were Allotted. 740 Prizes instead of 220. NOW OPE>T ON A KAGING AND COURS—TNG PROGRAMME— For Middle of July, 1885.—8000 at 10s, £4OOO. FIRST PRIZE, £IOOO. About 220 frizes. Melbourne Grand National Steeplechase. About 25 Nominations. First £IOOO Second 300 Third 150 All Others- Divided—about £2O each 450 £I9OO Waterloo Cup, Christchurch. About 64 Nominations. Winner Waterloo Cup ... ... £2OO Runner-up 100 Winner Waterloo furse 50 Runner-up ... .. ... 25 Winner Waterloo Plate 50 Runner-up ... ... ... 25 All other Dogs— Divided—about £lO each 550 2 at £SO 4at 25 sat 20 10 at 15 10 at 10 126 Cash Bonds. .. £IOO 15 at £8 100 30 at 6 100 50 at 5 WILL CLOSE MIDDLE OP JULY. Each Ticket has Ten Chances and can obtain a Prize in Each Drawing. We are glad we have again hit public taste, by allotting Extra Prizes instead of increasing Advertised Value of existing Prizes when we more than fill. We shall again devote all monies for application over 8000 to Extra £5 ("ash Bonds (less usual commission) called 9h Class, but must explain that all tickets sold up to time of closing has equal chances of everything ou the Programme. 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