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Southland Times, Issue 4140, 6 October 1881, Page 1

Consultations 000 ALFRED A. CAMERON'S *■*■ ANNUAL CONSULTATION OP V -I £6,000 ON MELBOURNE CUP. 120 Horses Nominateo. Fee, £1. .First Horse £1,000 . •-„ Second Horse , 40JL_.___, Third Horse 2800* Other Starters (divided) ... • -1,000 Non-starters (divided) ... 2,200 And sixty (60) Extra Consolation Prizes, value £20 .^., , each i,5.C0, 180 Prizes— Amount &#,iMO/-A\ '"« The £1,000 for Others Starters (divided) will average about £66 for each starter,. The £2,200 for Non-starters (divided) will also average a good all-round dividend foi about 102 Hprses ; and the- £1,200 added on to this Sweeji for Sixty Special Consolation Prizes will yield £2C each. With crossed cheques, add ls exchange. Two postage stamps for replies. Post office r ders or registered letters recommended. ALFRED A. CAMERON, .. Box Zsi, Dunedin. ... . Agencies in InvercaTgill : '' i( A* AT PRINCESS HOTEL, or to : . . ; ft 1 MR BENTLEY'S BILLIARD SALOON V au2s . ■• ■ - -. In J L. F L E M 1 JS" G'S ' "' NOVELTY CONSULTATION No. 5 ON THE . - T MELBOURNE CUP and CHRISTCHURCH .-'.> METROPOLITAN MEETING, -n.-, Will close on 31st OCTOBER, 1881. f . 10,000 Subscribers at 10s each. . „ - j > 250 Nominations. Each Ticket has a chance -. of WiDningFour Prizes, or One - . ~ : „ Ticket may win £1500. • -:■-..,-, Melbourne Cup. C.J.C. Handicap. n*?.i £ *." ; First horse ... 700 First horse .... 300- w Second do ... 250 Second do ... 150,. ,-.,} Third do ... 150 Third do ... «K T ,t , Other|startersdiv. 250 Other starters div. 150.. T '3 Non-starters div. 1000 Non-starters div.-600- j " . ■■■■ILx-f Canterbury Derby. Canterbury Cup. > First, horse ... 250 First Horse ... J2SP, -_ Second do ... 100 Second do „'. 125 ; n ; Third do ... 50 Third do ... 80 ..} Starters and non- Other starters di« 75 ■_ , f | starters .... 400 | Non-stattera di? 200 "i The drawing will be held under the super-, A. vision of a committee of subscribers,^and re--. -*f suits advertised in daily papers. Intending ; v it. subscribers are requested to make early: apr >■ plication. If cheques are st-nt exchange nl^ must be added, and stamps enclosed for re» ' * ply and result. Should all the shares not be- ■:,--»> disposed of, prizes distributed pro rata* . lea ;.-. per cent, deducted from all prizes. . ••>•-!---._ J. L. FLEMING, A se23 High street, Triangle, Christchurch. ','■' THE LAST CONSULTATION BEFORE THE 7. OTTERY ACT BE- 1 COMEB LAW. SIX CHANCES OF WINNING UP TO £1200 FOR 10s 1 '■ Fleming and Stapleton's NOVELTY CONSULTATION, No. 10 - On the ■ ' ' { N.Z. METROPOLITAN MEETING, To be run at Christchurch, November, 1881 •' * And will be positively drawn on ; lr - MONDAY, OCTOBER 31s,T !, Eight thousand subscribers at 10s each . About' ' . 190 nominations and'about 190 prizes. ,',. "^~ "~"^ ■'■ i Each ticket has a chance of winning Six . Prizes on the following events : — Derby Stakes. Christchurch Plate. — -t— First Horse ...£2OO FirstuHorse- ..-ifiAQO Second Horse ... 100 Sccbdd Horse - " 450 Third Horse ... 50 Third Horse ... 25 Other . Starters \ Starters and (Dividid) ... 100 , Non -starters Non-starters (di- (divided) ... 200* » vided) ... ... &00 ' /, Total ... £375 * Total £750 Canterbury Cup. Welcome Stakes. First Horse ... £100 I First Horse ...£IOO Second Horse .. 150 Second Horse $0 Third Hoise ... 75 Third Horse ... 26' Other Starters Other Starters>\ (divided) ... 175 (divided) ... 100 Non-starters (di- Non [- starters. vided), 200 (divided) ..'. 205 ' Total £1000| Total ...£6OO ' T t C.J.C. Handicap. Metropolitan ' Handicap. [ First Horse ...£3OO First Herse ... £100 J Second Horse...- 150 Second Horse ! 60 , Third Horse ... 75 Third Horsr... 25 Other Starters Starters and (divided) ... 175 Non -starters Nou-starters(di- (divided) ... 200 c . vided ... ... 350 * 0 Total ... £37^ *- Total £1000 Each race will be drawn separately under . the supervision of a committee of the sub- . , n scribers, and results published in morning papers. Should all the shares not be disposed ' «-. of prizes will be distributed pro rata less 10 , per cent. Two stamps for reply and result; * Is exchange on cheques. THOS. STAPLETON,- .-•:-■ Box 238, P. 0., ChristchurcK,' ' * ' JUBAL FLEMING; Treasurer, City Baths, Christchurch, . „ „. Local Agent, MR GEOGHEGAN, s, aul2 ' Hairdresser. d Tailor ; ■ NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, TAY STREET, /. Next London. Hotel. THOMAS SIMPSON (late cutter for W. ~ Smith) has to announce to his friends' and •:. ? e the public of invercargill and suburbs that bs has opened the above premises with a "' 8 well-selected stock of West of England broad and narrow cloths, fancy coatings}.^* alsoi a large assortment of English, Scotch, *;- e " and; Colonial tweeds from the best makers. , Mr S. being a practical man, and his long a . experience in cutting at home and in the i ' colonies, is a sufficient guarantee that all ?{l orders entrusted to him will receive his careful attention. The following list of prices will be strictly adhered to — no abatement : — Trousers, made to measure ... £1 1 j0 ~| Sac suite, to measure 4 0 0 ' ks, Do do do ... ... 410 0 1 Do do do 6 0 0 >ds Fancy coating, with tweed trousers and vest 6 10 0 Superfine black dress suit ... 6 0 0 Evening dress do (with choice ng offrockcoat) 7 lo o-;