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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 262, 9 October 1883, Page 4

Business Notices. NELSON v-'' TTjjYEv TtTQRKS. A, ROBERTSON BEGS to notify that Mrs Farhie, 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. i A. K. Received first-class Frizes at Sydney, Melbourne, and Dunediri Ex hibitions for Excellency m Dyeiner. GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. '■; ■ ' ■ BREAKFAST. r r, . f. ! ,"By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the" operaltions of digestion and nutrition, and bY a careful application of thtf fine propert ties of well-selected 'cocoa ■ Mr Epps has ) provided our breakfast 1 tables «ith a delicately bever»ge Which maY save us many heavy . dbetdrs' 'bilfe. It' is by the judicious use of such ' articles, of diet that a constitution may le gradually built up until strong enough to resist | every tendency to disease: Hundreds of subtle'maladies are floats ing abound us ready to* attack* ! whei a-"* ever there is: a; weak 1 point. < We mny escape many a fatal* shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blopd and a properly nourished frame."— See article m the Civil Service Gazette. 1 Made simply with boiiing water or milk. ' •"' i\ c - ; - ;■(■; Soldonly itrpacifetSrlabelied :— j " JAMES EBPS tAEBt CO., HOMaSOPATHIO OHE f MfetSj LOINibON. ! ); -■-•- (h ■AUo—EPPS'SCHOOOL&TE EtP- % 'SENGE; for Afternoon use. ' r i,. v C6nsulltati!bnß ' ' ;i; ■■ 104^ PaiZBS. £2@Qo '■'•■s&%&s** ' AFORTa»B^&R^OaI! .^ULGAN'S'GONTnLTiTiQNjqnV :' -the-NewZealanef Cvp v ,wi l jl.,c]oge r aboutr 3rd; November; .4£sfc Sfrai;ei JLOs.; to. be run at Cnristeliurcn* Npyemberi 1883. , "."!' "T I ' .....,'.■ First >. v -„. .;.. i .;•; ,„• Hecond .. .. ...;•... ,250 - . .Third ... ;■" ..;'' ■.^ !i "iso ■:":' ..i Others (divided) t ..: 6J30 ' ;, , ' .'VTptai;.:.; ■■";.;.;■■ visrl<j ,-;; Twoat£3o ,: ..: : ' .^ :' km Two at 25" 4 :.v : *•:.•:*■"•■■ •• \m Two 8t 20 ... ... ■-' j! . 40Two a!T~I5 "™ .;; — ... 30 Ten an 10 ... ; 100 Ten at 5 ... '..'. hgO Ten at, 4 ... ... 40< -■<.-■■■ " 1 ..;,::"; V...-.■■'■'. ■■'■' „, -4^^ „= ..;,,-, Total,., ,;;..■;"■.'.. pro iii-'^Tfetal number df prizes is 104. Each ticket has eight' -ichancesr the race 1 and bonds being „4rawn;: [separately. . Bank Notes accepted j Post j Office Orders (preferred) t>ayabje ito '« ,^a]lißau>ff ojnly j Cheques must, have Is exohange added, and i mifrkeduV correct "; by Bank.; [Two. stamps for reply dndjesult.^ Registered letters or telegrams not accepted. " l - Prpgrammes and forms fforr r app yirig for tickets sent free to' aiiy a'ddre !8 ! ph : application. ' 'AM moriieß banked jointlyin the name of a reispedtabie' persbn, nominated by a committe' of shareholders, and Vulcan . ] . ' ■ .- 1 ' ; A purchaser of ,25 tickets qn beHalf'of self and friends, given one ,tickei free, 1 and can nominate aiiiend ijn^elling:- ' ton to ses.4raMing..<AfiP)y- early. ; ' . Address only to "^jalcan/'jiqare'sf' MMi . C. JJumg, Box 180, Pf ?r oi Wellington . Ur to " Bunedin-Ageriey , ■ 1 Box 134, P; 30, Dunedin. j ' ) Race ; investigation bv/M^ ,:'..:'.. ■"'; 1 ;-'; r 'PA»Y'& Vj) | -v... DISCUBSTON ON.THB MeIBOURNK! CJuPvTo be run on Nov. 6th 1883. Clbfieii^ ,-' " r - ! »">«* .. 12,000 Mero^prs at |Wte^ 150 Performers. Caah Awards. first Horse £1600 aat £50 .., £300 Second 800 10 at 30 .. ; . -300 J Third 400 16 at 15 .1 225) Starten 350 20 at 10 J. , ..200 Others 900 90 at 5 4.. 450, ''■'■ '; je4Osov; .;;: '^ i^i^ > NOMINATION PRIZjE^. Winner. '•.,■. \ t Secondlii^ 4 3j j Third. latPrife^lOOf Ist Prize *75 Ist pjize £50 2nd Prize 70 2nd*! Prize 50 2nd Priz* 30 3rd Prize 60 3rd Prize 30 3rd Prize 20 i £2201 £156] £100 Each Ticket has Nine (9) chances] ** ■■■." ' ; ■•.' ,>T— j i;h ■< QAA Pbizbs :to a holder Q f (X(V .WJ\J S OF, 2 SHARKS THK O\j)\J' oi)ps' J Atiir2o to V r *i-.i EACH member for every Sna»e names ; a horse, which will, be wrifctea across the duplicate? kept by the Company. r Thbs£ numbers having the pinner writien upon them will be put together ; the three drawn will receive r jthe prices as above. The same will be repeated with those having the Second written on them ; and again also with the Third— l-forming three distinct drawings, 'whiclji will, of course, be drawn after 'the are declared, r ", ? j In the event (m either of the three cases) of only Two naming the placed horses, the! &^ : pkses willfbe divided bet#een; v them; ' iffonly one (m either qf r the t^ree eases) he will t^vo'^ra;PU^Jtfi(6'^'jji(toe?«ff < he named, lstj 2nd, or 3rd v ' * ; A. subscriber, say holding 3 shares, .can name, the one 'horse 3 cimes| or 3 different horses, ! one to each .sl^are. . JS. 8.-rr-Tw^o Guineas '(jniepjßn'denfr of the sweep) will . be given to the member first naming the' winner. < .- Apply- by letter {-with stamps for replies) addressed-— SINBAD,- '-n. Care ofMr Bodley, Box 842, Post „, . , QfiEioe, JJnnedin, I -'.-1 ":JT/Z N.B.—A card of the'nominations can he had by, sendjnj;. a stamned addressed envelope. " " "' " ' " ; . V i ' l „, 1 Registered letters -oor* r 'telegrams not 'n6t received." ■ ) - ! " '" ';' • ?;.f ; (.- ..-if-. JSfIAiDKKdW^-The 6t^ '■ ■■_ abj6 .8 \he only Man^watvr jour nal wihich is delivered daily to sihci .around^ Ashurst, round which distric m has a targe ircnlation. | , ! MJ&H'ftoi).'. ii^yVY^ — Iliierv :;", Y V ' rooni mthe Standard! paddocks for one of two mqrahorses. 6nLy, quiet animals taken m. Abundance jof pasture anct|good Vateri 'Safe fences'. ', ■ '