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New Zealand Mail, Issue 602, 18 August 1883, Page 2 (Supplement)

£20,000 TO be DISTRIBUTED the MELBOURNE OUP, 1883, to be run on November 6tb. ALL PRIZES ! NO BLANKS ! “ The Melbourne Turf Club ” detire to inform the SportiDg Public that they have made arrangements for bolding a Mammoth Sweep ou the forthcoming Melbourne Cup, which for Novelty, Fidelity, and Advantage has no equal in Australia. Capital, £20,000, in 20,000 Shares of £1 each. First Horse Second Horse Third Horse... Starters Divide Non-starters ~ 4 Prizes £SOO The remaining 8 Prizes, £250 £2uoo 10 „ 200 2000 20 „ 100 2000 Total ... £15,000 £3OOO 1000 1000 1000 1000 2000 . £SOOO will be employed by the Club in making a book on the Cup and other races—that is, laying and taking the odds by a new system, the success of which has been practically proved. It is e-timated that the profits accruing from this source will range from £SOOO to £15,000, the whole of which, both capital and profits, will be equally divided amongst Subscribers wbo were unsuccessful drawing either a Horse or a Prize in the Mammoth Sweep. Each Subscriber will be sure of obtaining a Prize, be it large or small. The Promoters of the M.T.C. are wellknown sporting gentlemen, and guarantee the above to be a bona fide affair in every particular. Ten per cent, commission deducted from all winnings. Drawing to take place en Oct. 28th. Results posted immediately after. Subcribers who wish to be present will please notify us in time. Add 3d for reply and result. Address—THOMAS BENTLEY, Sec-' retaiy, M.T.C., Melbourne. 289 3 3 - ,c C>> t: >1 • Co -S 1.1 « -Cl O H £ _ k, a c s-» V, >3 >1 "<3 5 S VK Sh Si fill §Nij SIJB QilUZftSmPijH, o cit CO CO €C U. O to < Q (I=l \=l==s: & The public trust office oi NEW ZEALAND Attention is directed to the provisions of the Acts establishing this office, and to the advantages placed thereby within the reach of every colonist. Subject to such provisions, the State offers to every person — 1. About to make his or her will or codicil. 2. Intending to provide for wife or children, or others, by Deed of Settlement. Settling property by way of Marriage Settlement; 4. Desiring to renounce the trusts of a will having been appointed Executor or Trustee under the same . 5. Having acted as Trustee, Executor, or Administrator, wishing to be relieved of the burthen of Trusteeship or Administration. The option of using the State machinery and gives an absolute guarantee against loss of funds by fraud or dishonesty. Every information may be obtained from R. C. HAMERTON, Public Trustee Wellington 12th May, 1882,