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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 204, 25 July 1884, Page 3

TO THE ELECTORS OF MANAWATU. QJENTLEMEN,— I beg to return my most hearty and grateful thanks to my supporters m the late Election, and to assure them that I will do my best to justify their confidence. I wish also especially to thank those who kindly placed vehicles and committee-rooms at my disposal, and the members of my various Committees who worked so energetically at, m many cases, great personal inconvenience. To those who opposed me I wish to say that I hope by my actions m Parliament to convert them into supporters at; the next election. On my part there exists not the, slightest ill-feeling against any elector for exercising his undoubted right to express his political opinions by opposing me ; and I shall, as Member for the District, strive to represent all, whether opponents or supporters, equally and faithfully. I remain^ Gentlemen, Obediently and faithfully yours, D. H. MACARTHUR. KOBIN" HOOD'S Great Hfovelty Company's programme: on theJ Melbourne and !New Zealand Gups, November, 1884. Is now open with a SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL of £10,000 iv 20,000 SHARES at 10/- Each. 404 Prizes, Each Share Hairing 7 Chances. To an Investor of 20s the odds are 25 to 1, and £3110 may be won with one Ticket. MELBOURNE CUP, 134 Phizes. Ist Horse ...£2OOO 2nd Horse ... ... ... 900 3rd Horse ... ... ... 450 Starters (about £33 each) .... 900 Non-Starters (about £16 each) 1750 £6000 NEW ZEALAND CUP. 70 Phizes. Ist Horse ... £1000 2nd Horse 400 3rd HorSe ... 200 Starters (about L27 each) .. 250 Non-starters (about Lll each) 650 £2500 200 CASH BONDS: 2atLso ... ... ....£IOO 6at 25 150 6at 20 ... 120 40 at 10 ... ... ... 400 146 at 5 ... 730 £iSOO Will Close -on November 1. 55,000 Shares on various events have been sold by ua since starting. Applications as usual. Two 2d stamps for reply and result. Money Orders ov Cheques marked Correct, with In exchange aided, preferred. If Coin or Bank Notes are sent, letters should be registered. Telegrams and Registered Letters received. Ten per cent, deducted from all Prize Monies, four pei cent, of which is given to agents who sell Tickets, or clients who purchase Books of twenty-five Tickets each. Programmes with Nominations and full particulars (of past, present, and future), forwarded post free on application. Agent*' returns must reach us not later than 31st October, or they will not be recognized. Address— KOßlN HOOD, Care of T. Stapleton, Box 238, P. 0., Christchurch ; or Jubal Fleming, City Baths, Colombo-street, Christchurch. N.B.— • Although we send to Newspapers throughout New Zealand the Names and Addresses of principal winners m our Company as many other consultationists advertise they do, we respectfully remind the Public and our clients that our Books are at all times open for inspection to any Subscriber. Information not confined to the Press. We consider each subscriber has an equal right of inspection.

.NOTICE. ROBERT PARR begs to announce to the inhabitants of the Manawatu and Rangitikei Districts that he has assumed the Bole Proprietorship of the Coachbuilding Business formerly carried on under the name of Parr and Bennet. This establishment will m future be known as Parr's English and American Coach Factory. Buggies, Brakes, Dog Carts, Drays, and all kinds of vehicles made to order. The best only of American, English, and Colonial timber will be used, and the workmanship is guaranteed. AH kinds of repairs executed with neatness and despatch.