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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7002, 25 July 1884, Page 1

Public Nortioes £10,000. £10,000. m >™' 23.0G0 MEMBERS at 10s. ' — ' * \JF EL B O u¥n E CIJ Pc p XvJL — ' a o To be run TUESDAY; November h Will CLOSE October 30, 1884. $ 402PrTzES. 6 " " ; -— d * 133 Noh'inatioss. 260 Cash Prizbs. j« W First .. £3000 4at 100.. ~£4OO % t> Second .. 1200 i at 60.. .. 200 - Third .. 600 10 at 26.. .. 250 H O Starters 20 at 20.. ~ 403 „ (divided) 20 at 15.. .. 300 w about £25 20 at 10.. '.. 200 each .. 7EO 100 at 7,. ~ 700 o Non-starters 91 at 6.. .. 455 H about £'.5 — <|S each .. 1845 250 £2906 SJ ►« _| £7095 • - Please send P.O. Orders when convenient—they can' at all times be traced if lost, thus protecting sender. Two stamp 3 required for replies, and One Shilling added as exchange on country cheques, which must be certified to as " correct." Each Ticket has Nine Chances, the Cup being drawn first, after which the marbles are all replaced, each time till the Nine Drawings are completed, thus giving one ticket the chance of drawing Nine Prizes. tST READ THIS I Nai:ei and addresses of three Principal Winners in Cup, and four Principal Cash Prize Winners, can be obtained by Sub-cribers on application. Drawing is attended by the Press (members of the Press can freeiy inspect Ada's books). Managers of papers at a distance can appoint a responsible agent in Dunedin, to whem all information will be furnished, thus (jiving" to subscribers a guarantee of the bona, fide character of this Consultation — a course no other " Consultationist" pursues in Dunedin. The Cup of 1883 consisted of 18,000 Subscribers who contributed £9000. ADA MANTUA, Care of Mr ABRAHAM, 18jy Box 361, Post-offlce, Dunedin £10,000. £10,000. £10,000. ADA MANTUA Offers a SPECIAL PRIZE of £100! which amount has bsen deposited with the Editor of the Otago Witness, and will bs paid to any person in New Zealand who can name the placed horses in the Melbourne Cup, in the order es race reported in the Otago Witness. Each letter will bo dated when received, and money pai jto first " tipster." Competitors not restricted to one trial, but can try as often as they please, and It is not compulsory to have tickets in consultation, thus giving anyone-the chance of obtaining the above valuable prize. In the event of winners not being tipped, the £100 will bo equally divided between the Otago Benevolent Institution and the'luduatiial School (Caversham). It will be observed that Ada is disinterested, having placed the money beyond her control, and it must be paid to somebody—hence her declining to receive tips herself for sbe will not accept auy. ' Applications will be received till OCTOBER 27 and must be addressed only to Sporting- Editor" Otago Witness, DUNkDIN. ' Please keep copy of tip. Winner must apply for prize nvithin One Month after race. CUT THIS OUT. ITip First ~ Second ~,,, Third '~.. Name...l " . Address Date tS" Please obtain Coupons from Times or Otago Witness, if possible. -'■ isjy £1000 for 10s. "T> ON A N Z AS GRAND CASH CONSULTATINON. 6000 SHARES at 10e.; First Prize .. .. ..£IOOO Second Prize .. .. .. 400 Third Prize .. .. ... 100 Eight Prizes at £50 .... 4CO Twelve Prizes at £25 .. .' .. soo Fifty Prizes at £tO .. .. 600 bixty Prizes at £5 ~ ■ . ~ 800 ~T *'"■ This Grand Consultation,.oontainia^ 133 prizes> ranging from £1000 to £5, will be conducted on an entirely novel and advantageous principle, by which as many ag Five Prizes may be drawn by a Single Ticketholder. Thus tho three first prizes, amounting to £1600, and two prizes of £60 each, could fall to the lot of a fortunate investor of 10s. Purchasers of a book of 25 ticket! will receive an additional ticket gratis. Not less than two tickets sent to any one address, ■ This Consultation will close immediately on the filling of the list, or in any case not later than September 1. Early application is therefore necessary. Those subscribers whoße names ate received too late for this drawing will receive tickets for "Bonanza's" October Confutation. The drawing will take placa under the supervision of a committee of 10 gentlemen chosen from amongst the subscribers. Results will be advertised and prizes distributed within one week alter closing the list. Successful subscribers in tha country will be notified by wire. Subscriptions may be sent by Bank-noteß or P.O. Order, pajable to "Bonanza," or by cheque payable to number or bearer. On country cheques please add Is for exchange ; enclose two stamps for reply. All letters to be addressed to " BONANZA," care of D. C. Stewart, Box 92 Post-office, Dunedin. lljy ■ MELBOURNE CUP 1884.-ADAM BEDE is now forming^'a SERIES of COMPANIES on the above great event —2000 INVESTORS at £1 each, to be divided as follows:-First Horse, £1000; Second Horse, £200; Third Horse, £100; Other Starters (divided), £300; Non-starters (divided), £400:-total, £2000. It is particularly requested that early application for shares will be made, as each list will be drawn soon as filled. Results will be forwarded to sub-' Bcriberß immediately after drawing, and next list proceeded with. Any subscriber drawing » horse In any list will be allowed, if he so desires it, to invost in the following list any sum not exceeding Throe Founds without remitting any further cash, this amount to be ultimately deducted from prize-money. • The acceptances for this race are declared tn August, Before that date all Drawings will contain the whole of tho horses Entered, and every horse will receive a prize, but after that date the Acorptors Ohiy will be drawn. The Drawings will be conducted by a Committee chosen from the Subscribers. No. 1 Now Ofbn. Applioatioh by Lhttbr Only, enclosing two stamps, with exchange on cheques, or by money order, baDk notes, or drafts. Registered letters or telegrams will sot on any account be received. If bank notes a,re sent, please use two envelopes—one sealed and placed inside the other. P.O. orders preferred when procurable. It -will greatly expedite business if nn addressed envelope is enclosed with application. Address: ADAM BEDE, care of H. N. 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Tfca Jnro;s of the Ghriaictrarafa EstsSblilou, »fSor CMofal e£aßalnr.t!oß, ajvpsadesl the toHsTrtojr ieBSMkBI— "Tks ALSS oxMnhud by ns »ro a vsxj oredUabla eshlblt—well mado ecd vr'nolesjmo. "Marshall and Oopeinnd's lISI PALB BITTKB ALB \i ono thai dßaosves high oorctnea! tlcn, anil wpnld itSruci aMoniiea in sny Kxhlbltloa haxortst Vaxi olaas cf Ales. " Marsha and Ooj-oland-s DUHXDirT PALK ALBS. -Eslß C:ia SXXZ Ptlo Bitter Ala stood oat Ia g roiEaiksb a way, and erhibita all iho quallSlos of n wstl-maJo BiW«j ils, Vfe gecommendu Oortifioata of Sold Mcd£], " 3. E. PARKSS, > "W. BOOKLET, (~„ . . "O. ROBERTSON, f Jof0*8' ?1p "B. ". TTiittr.KV. ' "D^BNOING STANDARDS, plain and JL? slotted, for Barbed Wire. FENCING WIRE and Bost Amorican Galvanised 4-BARBED WIRE. Large stocks always on hand. ARTHUR BRISCOE * CO.