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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 7222, 18 July 1884, Page 4

Sweeps GRAND FREEHOLD CONSULTATION. A Foetbxe tor ss. 6000 TICKETS at 55., £ISOO. Ist Dividend 5-roomed house and large section in the centre of Wellington, valued at £4OO. Cash bonus to start the winner in business, £2OO. Total... 2nd Dividend, Cash Bonus... 3rd „ „ „ ... 4th „ „ „ ... sth „ „ „ ... 30 other dividends of £lO each £ GOO 300 150 100 50 300 £ISOO Tho above Property will bo conveyed to the successful shareholder free of charge, Early application advisable and good luck will be the result, Applicants for tickets may remit in stamps or bank notes. If stamps sent add Is. in the £. Post Office Orders and cheques to be made payable to JOHN SMITH, care of Stdaet & Co., Box 138, Post Office, Wellington.—Agents wanted. 265 A LEO’S CONSULTATION, List No. , 1, on the MELBOURNE OUP, 1884. —Two Thousand Investors at £1 each. To be divided as follows :—First Xiorso, £IOOO ; Second Horse, £3OO ; Third Horse, £IOO ; Starters and Non-Starters (divided), £6OO ; Total, £2ooo.—lt is particularly requested that Early Application for Shares will bo made, as No. 2 List will be opened immediately this one is filled. Results will be forwarded to Subscribers immediately after drawing. Any subscriber drawing a horse can invest in No, 2 List to the amonnt of £4 without further payment, that amount to be deducted from prize money. The drawing will be conducted by a committee, to which the Press will be invited to attend. Application by letter only, enclosing Two Stamps, with exchange on Cheques, or by Money Order, Bank Notes, or Dratts. Registered Letters or Telegrams will not on any account be received, If Bank Notes are sent, please use two envelopes, one sealed and placed inside the other. P.O, Orders preferred when procurable. It will greatly expedite business if an addressed envelope is enclosed with application. Should it be deemed advisable after acceptances are published to re-arrangc Programme No, 2, the same will be notified by circular and advertisement.—Address, A. LEO, care Alfeed Kidd, Shortland-street, or Box 239, Post Office, Auckland, 257 Melbourne cup, ißß4.—Adam Bede is now forming a series of companies on the above great event. 2000 of investors at £1 each, to be divided as follows ; —First horse, £IOOO ; second horse, £2OO ; third horae, £IOO ; other starters (divided), £3OO ; non-starters (divided), £4oo—Total, £2OOO. It is particularly requested that early application for shares will be made, as each list will bo drawn soon as filled. Results will be forwarded to subscribers immediately after drawing, and the next list proceeded with. Any subscriber drawing a horse in any list will be allowed, if he so desires it, to invest in the following list any sum not exceeding £3 without remitting any further cash, this amount to be ultimately deducted from prize money. The acceptances for this race are declared in August. Before that date, all drawings will contain tho whole of the horses entered, and every horso will receive a prize, but after that date the acceptors only will be drawn. The drawings will bo conducted by a committee chosen from tho subscribers, No. 1 now open. Application by letter only, enclosing two* stamps, with exchange on cheques, or by money order, bank notes, or drafts. Registered letters or telegrams will not on any account be received. If bank notes are sent, please use two envelopes, one scaled and placed inside the other. P.O. orders preferred when procurable, It will greatly expedite business if an addressed envelope is enclosed with application, Address—ADAM BEDE, Care of H. N. Abbott, Box No. 2, Post Office, Auckland. 711 M VANNER AND PREST’S O L L ISOORIUM, For softening, preserving, and water-proof-ing Harness, Boots, and Shoes, &o, Also, for oiling Carriage Axles, ARNESS COMPOSITION For nourishing tho Leather and producing a Brilliant Polish. Black oil for harness For maintaining a beautiful black. May be ordered through any bouse In the trade, either here or in the United Kingdom. VANNER & PREST, Manufacturers and Patentees, Loudon, 044

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