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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3536, 7 November 1882, Page 3

Consultations. Is. A F™ FOE l s ., ] THE GRE4T "BONANZA" CONSULTATION on the CHAMPION STAKEB. To be run on New Year's Day, 1883. , 60,000 Shares at lei Each. l 136 New Year's Gifts, Value £2,500, f ££ £ . First Horse .. .. 1,000 142 prizes of 20 .. 840 Second Hor«e 200 [ 5 „ 10 .. 50 ' Third Horse .. •.. 100 10 „ 5 .. 50 Starters divide .. 100 20 „ 3 ... 60 ' Non-starters divide 100 Total.. .. 2500 ' Twenty-one Tickets forwarded on receipt of One Pound. No 'ess than 6 Tickets sent to any single address. Shares sent by return post. Application for shares to be sent by letter only, inclosiner P. 0.0, notes or cheques. If Coin is enclosed, pleaee register letter. 3d extra for reply and result. Victorian stamps up to 93 may be sent, if other colony stfimps please exchange at the rate of 2s in the £. Exchange i on cheques Is. Bank notes (except Victorian) 3di Please enclose an addressed envelope, unstamped ■ ADDRESS —"BONANZA," care of J. THOMAS, 20 Swanston Stroet, MELBOURNE, In cases where a number of friends, or a club wish to become subscribers, let one of the number send for shares in his or her name only, Result of drawing will be advertised in the Melbourne Leader, and posted to subscribers immediately after drawing. If any of your numbers have drawn a horse or a prize, post us the ticket with your name and address, and the amount ef prize will be mailed to you, less our comm'.ssion, 10 per cent. Drawing will take place on December 20th, and will be conducted with the utmost fairness by a committee of shareholders. The Promoters of the " Bonanza" Consultation on the Melbourne Cup, 1882, desire to express its warmest thanks to its friends and patrons for the prompt and spirited manner iv which they sub- ' scribed for shares, and for the confidence reposed in ' our enterprise/ We confidently believe that the " Bonanza " Consultation owed much of its popularity to the fact Of its being a novel idea as a sweep, more especially so. when by the simple investment of onb shilling you become a sharec older In a company that gives you a chance of winning £1000, In order to procure a share in any other large sweep you would have to part -with £1 for a single chance, while we en the otner hand will give you 21 chances of winning £1000 for the same amount, hence our great advantage over others in the same line of business. Hotels. CLARENDON CLUB HOTEL. The above Commodious FAMILY and COMMERCIAL HOTEL ; being now rebuilt, and finished with the beet sanitary arrangements, offers to private families, commercial travellers, and the public generally every convenience and comfort. "PRIVATE SUITES OF APARTMENTS, Hot and Cold Baths. Sample Rooms. None but the choicest brands kept; Table d'hote at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. T/ PEDDIE Proprietor CRITERION. TjIAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL. P. GORMAN Proprietor. BAILWAY HOTEL POET AHT7JIIBI. rpHE undersigned begs to inform his friends an X the public that he has recently Opened the above Splendid, New, and Commodious Hotel, at Port Ah'iriri, near the Railway Station. This Hotel is replete with every accommodatl-'u and convenience, and every effort will be made to meet the requirements of customers. Ales, Boers, Wines, and Spirits, of the best brands only kept A Table cCHdte dally. Superior Accommodation for Travellers Families JOHN YOUNG. Proprietor Business Cards JOSEPH CHICKEN, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, W A I P A W A. Always on Hand— ■ (~i OLD & SILVER JEWELLERY, WATCHES, &c. VJT in the most recherche styles and designs, per cent, discount on all Cash purchases. r\ m /^ross 1 ACCOUNTANT, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, and BROKER, Accountant in Bankbtjptoy, and agent for— Royal Insurance Company Levin & Co., General Merchants, Wellington McLeod Bros,' Soaps and Candlee, Dunedin. J. ii T. Meek, Millers and Grain Merchants, Oamaru. r GuthriHge, Power & Co., Wholesale Sadlers, i Melbourne. . L. Barker, Wool and Produce Broker .. Sydney. ' Draper & Sons, Melbourne. G. S. Curtis, Wool aud Produce Broker, Rockhampton. , J rpioMAS Y\7"OOD, COMMISSION AGENT, &c, HASTINGS. ' Rente and Debts collected. Tradesmen's books kept Sub-Agent National Fire Insurance HAVES AND CO., " T7IAMILY GROCERS, &c. CARLYLE-STREET, (CORNER OF CHAUCER-ROAD, All goods at the Lowest town prices, Cash. [A CARD. , T ~W" T> ORT BR, LAND PURCHASE AGENT, GISBORNE. (Late Government Land Purchase Commissioner, East Coast). Native land titles adjusted and opinions given ' upon all questions of native land tenure. Lands purchased or leased upon part interest or r commission as per arrangement. C. LINDSAY MARGOLIOUTH, T ICENSED T AND T)KOKER, VALUER, SHAREBROKER AND GENERAL AGENT. National Insurancb Buildings, Embrbon Strbbt. Agent " N,Z. Mercantile Gazette. imHOMAS T>ISHOP HASTINGS. STOCK, STATION, LAND, AND GasßßAc Commission Ages*. F. H. DROWER, LICENSED DEALER IN ARMS AND AMMUNITION. A large stock of the best kinds of Ammunition and 1 Sporting requisites kept on hand. F. H. DROWER, Waipttktjeatj. alqab west clive, Commission Aqknt, Rent and Debt Collector. Tradesmen's Books kep: Sub Agent for Union Fire and Marine) Insurance Company. card. ] TT ENRY /HOLLINS, BRICKMAKER, BKRETAUNGA BRICK YARD, HASTINGS. J. IV!. C mVELL ' HOMOEOPATHIC PRACTITIONER, Shakespeaee-koad, ' Nahkr. BARRAUD & BOWEEMAN, CHEMISTS AND J\ RUG GISTS MEDICAL HALL, HASTING -STREET Ni*.'...ix JOSEPH CHICKEN, : WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, ; W A I P A W A. T» EPAIRS of every description carefully attended XVj to, and all Workmanehip guaranteod, Clocks and Watches for a period of 12;montha.