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Consulltations ONE TttOUSAND POUNDS FOR One Shilling.! ; £1000 _cor Is. THE Grpafc Bonanza Consultation on the CHAMPION STAKES, to be run at Melbourne, on New Year's Day 1883. 50,000 Shares at One Shilling Each. 136 New Year's Gifts, Value £2,500. First hor 8 e £1000 Second horse 200 Third horse 100 Starters difide ... 100 Non-starters divide 100 43 prizes of £20 * JEB4O 5 prizes " 10 ... 50 10 prizes a 5 ... 50 20 prizes" 3^... 30 Total £2,500. By the simple* investment of One Shilling you become a shareholder m a company that gives you a chance of winning LI,OOO. In order to procure a share m any other large sweep you would have to part with LI for a single chance, while we, on the other hand will «iveyou2ochanc&s of winning LIOOO for the Bame amonßt, hence our great advantage over others. Promoter « BONANZA "care of J Thomas, 20 Swanston^street MelbourneBusiness Notices. HOGH BLA.CK. Watchmakeb & Jeweller, Late of Temuka and Timaru, Canterbury, and formerly of Edinburgh and Aberdeen, Scotland. HAVING added largely to his stock wishes the public to know that he is Belling Gold and Silver Watches, Jewellery, Clocks, &c, at verj low lines m E.P. Cruets and Silver Bracelets. All Watchos repaired guaranted for 12 months. Victoria Avenue, next J. Anderson's. WANGANUI AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL imOW, 1882. Extract from the Wanganui Chronicle, of October 20. Before leaving the implements we . must not ' overlook the eolation of * Tays shown by Mr Gavin Hamilton, all of them of a solid and durable character, woitby of the establishment they emanated from. . • •. • • • m Recourse of the afternoon the competition for the- best-shod horse took place Messrs. T. fcaiulton W. Armstrong, and T. Shannon entering the Hsts. The contest was keen but m the end Mr Hamilton was decided the winBer both as to the draught horses and th Ss-fmplemen l8 :MrGHamiU ton, wharf dray, Ist. Miscel aneous : BesHarm cart, Mr G. .Howe's pnse, £1 Is., Mr Gavin Hami ton, The firm have, during thr last four years, been constant takers of both first nd second prizes. HAMILTON'S SHOEING FORGE, BIDGWAY STEBBT, WAN G A N I. Good news from Home, Good news for me, Has come acrosß The deep bluß sea. TTT HAT IS IT? Why, Thomas W Dudson, Saddle and Harness Maker, has started business m Wanganui, where he intends to Manufacture all kinds of Saddlery, and so Encourage LOCAL INDUSTRY, I will always have on hand a complete aFß^rtment of Saddles, Whips, Bridles, Spurs Gig, Cart, Buggy, and Waggon Harness . T D. would call special attention to his Collars and- Saddles, which will be made to order on the premises, and guaranteed to please. A tnal is solicited. '■ •_ Note the address— THOMAS DUDSON} Saddler, Next F. R. Jackson's sale yards, the Avenue, Wanganni. J. I). McFARLANE, SAILMAKBRS * SHIP CHANDLERS *Taupo Quay, Wanganuu FnENTS, Tarpaulins, Oil Coats, and Hoise Cover Manufacturers j^-Can be had at Wholesale* and Retail Prices. ■■-■ v TO OUR SUBSCRIBER 0 XN order to make all subscription quarters terminate at^ the same time, and to prevent confusion others wiße almost unavoidable, m future all quarters will Terminate respectively on the 31st of March, 30th of June, 30th of September, and 81st of December and subscribers commencing m the middle of a quarter will be charged to the end of either of the above perjods. All accounts for subscriptions til 30th September will be made out, anl their prompt settlement with our cold lector is respectfully requested, ♦'erms of Subscription per quarter :— la Advance fa Booked*.. «•• — 6a W