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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume V, Issue 922, 26 January 1885, Page 4

Consultations. T\ 'UN ED IN CUP,: 1885. ADA MELMORE , „ ■ will close on or about 24th February, 1885. " ; .j 10,000 Membees, at 10s each. Dttnedin Cup Cash Awabds. . • [40 Nominations}. 2at JBIO0 — JB2OO First JBIOOO 5 „ 5Q±- 250 Second . k . ■ 700 10 „ 20— 2^o Third;... :.. ,400 27 -,; 10— 270 Starters ... .250 25 „ 16— 400 Non-starters... 6&0 100 „ 7— 700" • ' ' • ' ; jj62b2o Each ticket will have eight chances. . One Extea . Ticket Feee' of, Chaege will be, given for each. dozen tickets purchased. . Registered letters and telegfams f not accepted. Please send noteß.or P.O. orders when convenient. Address— ADA MELMORE, , "Care of .Itr.. Mitchell, - Box 318,-Post Office, Duneiiih. * j i £5000. £5000. TO BE DISTRIBUTED ON THE CHAMPION RACE, To be run in Melbourne on the 7th March, 1885. Members, £1 each. All Prizes ! No Blanks ! The Sydotby Jockey Tubf Club, 1 in thanking numerous clients for their - support in previous consultations on -racing events, beg to inform the sporting public of New South Wales and the adjoining colonies, that they have made arrangements for holding a £5000 Consultationr-All prizes L No Blanks !— on the' Champion B^ace, to be zun in Melbourne on the 7th day of March, 1885, when 1 the following prizes will- be distributed: — , . * •• First Horse ...£ISOO Other Starts (div.) £300 Second Horse ... 800 Non-Starters (div.) 500 'Third Horse ... 400 £3500 ■ The remaining £1500 will; be inVested by the 1 Glub in:' making^ a^book on the Autumn Meeting, 1885 : thatis, laying and taking the odds by a' new system, the success of which has been practically proved. The; menv bers of the S. J.> T. Club being well informed, and connected- with the principal trainers and performances of their, horses, are in a position' to state that the £1500 will realise a handgotme ptofii, the whole of whicbwill be divided amongst those subscribers who , were unsuccessful in drawing a prize in the £3^oo]; disirii bution. There will be no , .blaiiks 1 whatever. _ All subscribers are sure : to obtain', a prize, the highest being* £15001, To obtain better chances for investing surplus', of £1500, early, applications necessary. \ ' Add exchange to cheques, and two stamps for reply and result.' Letters containing' cash: Would be registerediDrafts or P.O. Orders made payable to JAMES WA]jLA€!E7 Secretary S.T. J.C., Address : Box 784, G.P.O", Sydney, N.S.W. NEW's. £4000.— 320 CASH PRIZES. SEVENTH GRAND HAMBURG DRAWING IS NOW QPEN. To a purchase^ of .25 programmes one, will' be given gratis. . The six previous drawings welre filled, and applications that came too }ate will De registered in the 'Seventh' Drawing.- ,: .. „ , The Seventh ( Grand Drawing for; £4000wiljLclo8ci$ie end of February, and, ; the . EigHtt Mamburg,yDiawing will open on, the ,'lst March., -. , \\ ' This Seventh Grand DrawfcHkwill consist of 32b; MjDINEt PRIZES, 1 amounting to, £40Q0, subscribed by '80PP meniber t s 10s each. , , i __, l( The various Mos^Er Peizieb will be distributed; as follows :— 7/ [ 1 £300 Pe'ize 15 £25 PEizks 1 £200 Pbize 15 £20 PBizfcs 1 £100 Pbjzb, , „ „ 15 £15 PBizfeg 2 £50 P^izEi , £10 Pbizes; 10 £30 Pbwses^ j; -100 £5 Peizes Total amount, £4000. 320 Money ■ . ■ .?f " To a purchaser of 25 programmes one wilt be. given gratis. . ,t, t The grand principle pf these Hamburg Drawings.is that a purchaser of 25 programmes' is guaranteed a priz^e, and the chances are in favor of the investor, drawing a large' prize, as the?e are ,520 larg'6'; prizes to ' 100 small ones'. To an' investor , of £2 tj*e chances, are only 6 to 1 against, him drawing apr?ze, and the. Head Prize or, any other iriay r .be drawn by any investor of liOs. RvEAB raw.^ln Boaz's' Grand Hamburg prawfrigs-the 1 greatest odds are only 25 to 1 agkinst an investor of , 10s drawing a prize^ But carefully note the enormous odds against investors drawing a horse or Cash Prizes in any, of the Horse Consultation's." The marbles are J replaced for each drawing ' of the cash prizes, Which. , gives the enormous odds against investors.' t This Company^ would simply ask 'inves'tiors to calcu-" late the odds before jplacing^ their investments ipatiy horse consultation ; and iihis Company would not presume to tell the 'jptißlic that they' have a number' o^ chances and may^ win a, number 1 of prizes iot a hientoflbs, ! ,' ' NQTE,.-r-Prize Winners whether winning large or small prizes are informed that i;heir names wiir .not be made public without their written consent. This cdfirsKHvill be pursued in consequence 'of itfie 1 company having received manylieffcers' at various times from prize winners, particularly requesting the company not on liny account to make their names public. • This Seventh Grand? Drawing for £4000 will take- place' under the supervision o£ a committee of eight gentlemen, and the prizes will be paid over as early, as possible after the drawing. »-,'>'. t • • < NOTICE — Country '' Cheques marked 'correct bj,> Bank, .only ' payable to a number and 1/- added for .exchange. P., Q. -Orders "preferred, ( mad.6 payable ojQly<.l» 'BQAiZ. Bank jNotes accepted.' iTwo. 2d stamps for replyjfln#reault.: .. -, ' ■■ :,. j( Regißtgy§d;t; letters and telegrams not received. „.■<■;• ' - TStapgi'fiiSk ('adare&sl. of applicant > Bhon}dlje plainly, written." . . i ] All letters, 0 must '.be addressed-r " BOAZ," care Mr. Moeeley, Wholesale aa4 Retail Tobacconist, Bdi|64, .Post-Office^BußexJln.^.:,' , J.