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No. 10] FAB V SHOW DISCUSSION [No. 1C« is" now open on the CIHRIBTOHUJICH AUTUMN j HANDICAP. £750. In 3000 Share* of 5s Bach. J6750.First Baby ... ,£3OO Seoond 150 Cab* Awab»s. Third 50 Bat £10 ..-, £80' Starters divided 40 10 at 5 ...- 50' Non-starters 60 10 at 2 ... 30* Total £<$00 Total J6150" Gband Total, £750. N.B.— All Baby Show DißOussioni are drawn aooording to oironlar issued. " BABY SHOW," C/o Mr. Pubobi., Box 107. Post Offioe, Wellington. ———______ ______________ AUSTRA.LABIAN COMPANY £4000 £4000 GREAT AUTUMN HANDIOAP, To be run at Chrißtohuroh April 6, 1885, Will close April 4th, 1885. Pleara remit stamps for reply and result. 8000 members at 10s eaoh. 27 Nominations. Cash Awards. lßtHoreo ...£IOOO 10 at £100 2nd Hone ... £700 10 at £50 3rd Horse ... £500 100 at £3 Eaoh tioket has nine obanoea. P.O. Orders only aocepted, made payable to the Australasian Company. Books always open for in* speotion to subscribers. Address — Australasian Company, oare of J. Holms, Box 80S, Christohuroh FIDELIT.Y COMPANY'S ANNUAL PROGRAMME' OP TH« GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP, To be run at Chrietchuroh on the 6th April, 1885. 4000 Programmes aro now published at 10s Eaoh. Please remit stamps for reply and result. First Horee ... £600 n.z. bondb. Seoond Horse 250 1 Bond at £100 £100 Third Horse ... 150 4 „„ 50 200 Others (divided) 250 10 „ „ 20 200 15 „ „ 10 150 20 „„ 5 100 Total ...£1250 50 Bonds Total £750 REMITTANCES ARE TO BE SENT AS FOLLOWS :- 1. Cheques, P.O. Orders, or Bank Notes. 2. Make crossed ohoqnes, with Is added for exchange, payable either to a No., or ¦imply to bearer as printed, but not to any partioular perron. If cheques or bank drafts are payable either to a partioular person or to order they will bo returned to the sender. 3. Post-office Orders may be sent, but they must be mado payable to Fidelity Companyonly, and not to any partioular person. 4. 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