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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 260, 6 October 1883, Page 4

Business Notices. \ ~' ESTABLISHED T863. \ VTELSON TvYE A, ROBERTSON ... Proprietor. BEGS to notify that Mrs Famie, Pailmakers, Wanganui, receives goods and Forwards them to me. Woollen Dresses can be dyed without being taken to pieces. Gentlemen's Clothes dyed and . Pressed to look like new. A. R. Received first-class Prizes at Sydney, Melbourne, and Dunedin Ex ; hibitionß -for Excellency m Dyeinc. - GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. '■'-' J breakfast; : j <f ßy a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern tho operations of digestion and nutrition; and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps lias provided our breakfast tables with a delicately -flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills.' jit is by the judicious use of such articles' of diet that a constitution may be ; gradually built up until strong enough to 1 resist every tendency to diseafee. Hundreds of subtle maladies are float- - ing^around-us ready to- attack .wheie- ' ever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shalt by keeping ourselves weUfdrtified with, pure blood and a properly nourished frame." — See article m the fiivil Service Gazette. \ Made simply with ;; bpidng water : or mi?ki 7 , • i Sold only m packets, labelled :— i ' JAMES- 'EPPS AND CO., » «_JHOMO3:QPATHI.O OHEMiSTsJ tlondon; -^* ;. Also—fiPPS'S CHOCOLATE M- . SENCEyfor Afternoon use, j „,, - Consulltations " ~ 104 Prizes. £2000. A V 4 * Rl i& A FORTUNE FOR 10s j. .1 VULCA'N?S CONTULTATIONjon the New Zealand Cup will close ] tfbout-3rd' November. MOO Shares^ at : 10s ; to be rdn at Christchurch, dno'th November, 18837 -i- 7; . '.: | f First' r.i'7 v ... ... £600^ : * f ' Becono I..1 '.. i v . U>.. ; 250; ! Third ... ..." ; ... TSOL j 'Others i (divided) - i „.a i. 630 I '. -Total... £1630! W ELLINGTON BONDS. ' > Two at £30 ... ' 5 ... ' £60 Two at ; 25. ..i \.. : 1 50 Twoa^;2o iS7i ; , ... \ (40 Two at 15 ... ... 7 '30 Tefaat TO ..,..., , „. ..".' 100 Ten at 5 .. ... r ... -J JSO Ten at 4 ... V . ... ; j4O - ... . i^ __ Total ... . ... £870 Total number of prizes is 104. Each ticket has eight chances, the race and bonds being drawn seperately. Bank Notes accepted ; Post Office Orders (preferred) payable to H Vulcan " only ; Cheques- must have Is [exchangeradded, and marked " correct " by Bank. Two stamps for reply and result. Registered ' letters or telegrams not accepted.; y Programmes, and forms for applying , for tickets sent free to any address on application. All monies banked jointly ; m the name of a respectable person, nominated by a committe of share-. > holders, and Vulcan:. [ ; ■;■ :r ..■_:■ o . " r ; ' , Apurchaserot 25 tickets on behalf of , self and friends, given one; ticket free, 1 andean nominate a fiiend m Wellington to see drawing. Apply! early. ; f '■ ,! Adjkess only ; to '* Vulcan," care ef Mr G. : Q. Burnß, TBox 180, P« 6. 1 Wellington. Ur to; Dunedin, Agency. ; Box 124, P. 0, Dunedin . j RACE INVESTIGATION U JMk ; .-.PANY'S | Discussion on the Melbourne Cup. . To be run on Nov. 6th 188-3. . Closes ' .7 „*. Nov. 2 f 1883. J ! --i i UMo Memteers atlOs- ■ ; 180 Performers. , . Caah Awards! First Horse £1600 6at £50 ... A «300 Second, : 800 :., 10 at 30 ... 300 ' Third 400 15 at 15 ■ . . ! 225Starters '.'. ' 350' " 20 at l 6 *... i 200 , Others -900 90 at 5 ... i 450 i £4050 j "Siri; - l - NOMINATTON^RIZES. j ; Winner -. Second. I Third. Ist Prize £100( Ist Prize £75 j Ist Prize ; £50 ' 2nd Prize 70 2nd Prize ;50 2nd PrizeW ; 3rd Prize 50 3rd Prize7.3o.3M Prize 20 » , ; £2'2o| 7. '7 £155J . • -fiiOO; i Each Ticket has Nine (9) chances, r 3/*\ A Prizes : iro a holder Q A A \J\J OR 2 SHARES THE OUU ODDS ARE 20 TO 1. ■ , EACH member for every Sha~-e names , a horse, which will be written across the . duplicates kept by 'the Company. Those I numbers having the winner written upon I them will be put together ; the first three l drawn will receive the prize)- as above. The same will be repeated !with those, > having the Second, written on them | 1 and again also with the. Third — forming [ three distinct drawings,, which will; of j Course, be drawn after the winners are declared. ' '■ I ; . In the event .'(ip^.eitW. of the three t cases) of only Two jMembers naming the placed horses, the 'threeVizesl will i be divided between them, if only one (m either of the three cases) he;-yi|l i receive all 3 Prizes due to: whichever he i named, Ist, 2nd, or 3rd. f A sUbscriberi Say holding 3 shares, can name the one horse 3 ( times, or 3 different horses, one to each share. | N.B.— Two Guineas (independent of the sweep) will be given to tbe member first naming the winner. I ' Apply by letter (with stamps for replies) addressed — SINBAD, Care of Mr, Bodley, Bo* 342, Post ' XX' Office, Dunedin; . . : N.B.— -A card of the nominations Can be had by sending a stamhed ad« dressed envelope. ' ; . 7 ! Registered letters or telegrams not not received; - :; - - WNiAED KNO WN~The SiAifP ..,.,} _, AIJD js the only Manawatuijour. nal wihich js <' delivered! dailj* ( *to > and around Ashurst, j round which distrio ie has a large irculation, — ; tA -■:■ ANTED JiNvWi>».---r there is room m the Stanparj4 paddocks for-oiieor two mOre'horsbsi : * Only quiet animals taken m. Abundance of pasture I andfgood water. Sale fences. J