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New Zealand Mail, Issue 662, 31 October 1884, Page 22

WELLINGTON ALMANACK, 1885. THIRTY-FIRST YEAR OF PUBLIC ATION. Keeping pace with the age, the Edition of the Welling 1 on Almanack of 1885 will be superior to any which preceded it. Every part of the work is undergoing careful revision. Liberal additions will be made, and judicious abridgment to avoid staleness, and so, taken as a whole, the Almanack will be submitted with confidence to the criticism of a discriminating public. Note.— WELLINGTON ALMANACK, 1885. Guaranteed circulation, 4000. . The following is a synopsis of the contents of the Almanack for 1885 : Astronomical Phenomena Principal articles of the Calendar Calendar and Diary, High-water, &c., &c., European and New Zealand Time NAUTICAL ALMANACK Gardener’s Calendar, extended Sailing Directions, carefully revised ; PortSignals, &c., &c., Housekeepers Ready Reckoner Supreme, District, and Resident Magastrat©Court’s fees Postal and Telegraph Guide, very complete Custom’s Duties, full Stamp Duties New Zealand Official Directory, complete Wellington Municipal Directory Express, Wagon and Hackney Carriage Fares* Public Institutions, Societies, &<?., &c., very full Useful Directions as to Will Making, &c., &c.j. Registration of births, deaths &c.; Vaccination ; Antidotes for poisoning. GUIDE TO THE WELLINGTON PROVINCIAL DISTRICT. Revised and corrected—Second Year of Publication. s ort Charges for the Wellington District larbor Regulations Jhamber of Commerce charges msurance Tables Lown and Country Directories ['abulaled Returns, Imports and Exports Railway Rates Addenda kdvertisemen's \ /MELBOURNE CUP, 1884. —Adam E-de* VI.. is now forming a series of companies l the above great event. 2000 of investors at 1 each, to be divided as follows :—First srse, £IOOO ; second horse, £2OO ; third erse, £IOO ; other etarWe (divided), £3OO ; on-starters (divided), £4C‘U --iOirni, £2OOO. ; is particularly requested that early applieson for shares will be made, as each lißt will 3 drawn soon as filled. Results will be forarded to subscribers .immediately after drawig, and the next list proceeded with. Any lbscriber drawing a horse in any list will be lowed, if he so desires it, to invest in the illowing list any sum not exceeding £3 withit remitting any further cash, this amount > be ultimately deducted from prize money, he names-of the winners of the first three rizes will be sent to all newspapers, and embers of the Press are at all times invited i attend the drawings. No. 2 now open, pplioation by letter only, enclosing twe amps, with exehauge on cheques, or by. .oney order, bank notes, or drafts. Regia:red letters or telegrams will not ou any ;count be received. If bank notes are sent,. Lease use two envelopes, one sealed and placed Lside the other. P.O. orders preferred when, rocurable. It will greatly expedite business - an addressed envelope is enclosed with ap* Lication. Address—ADAM BEDE, Care of: [ N. Abbott, Box No. 2, Post Office, Auck7i THE BEST REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION AMOMILF PILLS are confidently re com. ended as a simple Remedy for Indigestion,, •itch is the cause of nearly all the diseases •which use are subject, being a medicine uniformly grateful and beneficial, that it with justice called the “Natural ,er of the Human Stomach.” “ NORTON’S ILLS” act as a powerful tonic and gentle lerient; are mild in their operation, sj/c ider any circumstances, and thousands of ’.rsons can now bear testimony to the benefits be derived from their use, as they have en a never-failing Family Friend for awards of 50 years. Id in Bottles at Is. l\d., 2s. 9d., andlls-cach, by all JSfedieine Vendors throughout the kvoria. CAUTION. sic for « NORTON’S PILLS,” and do not be persuaded to purchase an imitation . VttP IJWIUJN FIR-SS AND MARINE NSUKAKCE COMPANY OP NEW ZiU ALAND. , £2,000,0(K |j.Tir, ... e and Marine Risks accepted i & lowest current rates, BKTHTTNM AND HUNTER, Agents “xob&ngc Buildings, Ole Custom House-street, Wellington