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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 4462, 3 October 1883, Page 1

Consultations* £3000. "AUSTRALASIA'S" SWEEP. meljboumnjh: cup. The greatest racing event of the year, (Run November 6.) 12,000 SHARES, ss. EACH. ANj.EVEN FOUR SHARES, 20t. (VO be distributed as follows:— First horse, j_ £1000; second, £500; third, £250; starters divide £150; non-starters, £100. Total, £2000. Aria 10 piizcs at 0,25 each, £250; 50 prizes at £10, £500; 50 prizes at £5, £250. Total in prizes, £1000. Urand total, £3000. THE THIRD CONSULTATION OF MY 1883 SERIES. Ihe success and general satisfaction over previous events may be deemed sufficient introduction for that announced above. Application, as usual, by letter. The cooperation o£ former clients, and the public generally, is inviicd on the " Great Event." A pound secures FOUis chances — not one only. The right of declining any paiticular subscription is reserved. Deducted for expenses, 10 per cent. Probity is guaranteed by good commercial bona fides. References: Melbourne Sportsman and City Journals. Bankers: Sydney— City Bank, Melbourne — National Bank. Applicants are requested to enclose bank notes aud half-sovereigns securely, and to register the letter (strong registered envelopes procurable at every post-oflice) ; if cheques (must be marked " correct" by the Bank), crossed and add bank charge for collection (payable "Australasia" 01 bearer); also add (id. on notes when other than N.S.W. or Vie, aud in all cases 4d. postage for reply and result. Enclose two addressed envelopes, unstamped. One extra ticket (FREE) with every twenty to one ad- | dress, thus affording the promoters of Clubs for every twenty tickets a chance of being a winner without investing, necessarily, a penny. <=y Registeu Letters. — Address : AUSTRALASIA, care of Mr. H. J. Franklin, Wholesale Bookseller, Printer, and Pubhshei, 40 Hunter-street, Sydney. $5J= As soon, as the drawing has taken place, the result will be advertised in the leading papers (Melbourne and Sydney), and lesult slips mailed to all subscribers. After tbe event, the winners will communicate and prompt settlements be made. It is imperative that all letters be registered by the sender; or, if containing no remittance, inßcribu " Written letter only," which will avoid the annoyance of its being charged 4d, on dehveiy. Intending subscribers will see the importance of procuiing their tickets at once, ihe leager \* filling rapidly. 707 tc £3000~~13g £3000 A COLOSSAL FORTUNE FOR HALF-A-CROWN The Great " VICTORY" Sweep ON THE MELBOURNE CUP, 1883, to be run on the 6th November, fpBlS Gigantic Sweep, offering advantages JL to the public never before attempted, is the property of a lona fide Company, with es pou sible directors. Capital: £10,000, divided into 80,000 shares of 2s. Gd. each. Also, ovir 1000 Prizes guaranteed, and distributed as follows: — First horse ...' £3000 ofceond horse 1000 l'hird horse 500 Starters divide 50u Non-slailers divide 250 20 prizes at £50 1000 40 prizes at £25 1000 100 prizes at £10 1000 200 prizes at £5 1000 750 prizes at £1 750 Total £10,000 We shall Ecud 9 tiokets for £1. Not le>s than two sent to any address. Send P.O. orders, cheques, or bank notes. 11 stamps are sent, add exchange at the late of Is. in ihe £, Should coiu be scut, register letter. Please send 3d. extra for memberbbip. 'Ihe drawing will take place on the Ist November, and will be conducted by a committee of 150 shareholders drawn from the entire body. Ihe result will be posted to all shaieholders immediately, ana advertised throughout the Colonies, Tickelß sent by return post. Write at once for our prospectus. No charge. Address. — ''VICTORY," Care of George Robertson, 9i Bourke-st., Next Opera House, Melbourne. a4SS 031 RACE INVESTIGATION Co.'s DISCUSSION ON THE MELBOURNE CUP to be run on the C>ih NoveniLer, ISB3. CLOSES 2ND NOVEMBER, 1883, 12.G00 Membehs at ». „» iOp. 150 I'EHFOKNEUS. CASH AWABCB. First £IGOO 6at £50 — £300 fecond 800 10 at 30 ... 30U Tniid 400 J5 ut 15 ... 225 Staitcrs ... 350 20 at 10 ... 20C Olhwt, .'.. ... 900 90 at .5 ... 450 £1050 £1475 Nomination Piuzks: Winner. Sccoi'tl. Third. Ist j/iizc £100 I Ist prize £75 | Ist prize £5r5 r 2ud piize 70 2nd piize 50 2nd prize 30 3rd prize 50 3rd prize 30 3rd prize 20 £220 £165 £100 EACH TICKET HAS NINE (9) CHANCES' 300 PRIZEsTjOO PRIZES I To a Ko- 'cr of 2 shares Ihs odds are 20 to 1 Each mcinU v for every sliaie names a lurse, « Inch vuil be wiitten nero-a tha duplicates kep by the Company. 1 hose numbers having the wiutcr wnticn ou thun will be put together; the first three drawn will recuve the urizts as above. The same will be lepeatcd wiih those having the s co'ict w.itten op tliciu; aud *-g;.in aleo tlioc with the third — foruiirg 3 diblinct dm* ings-, which will, of couue, bu drawn Sifter the winners nrc detimed. lv ihe event (m either of the three casts) of only two inembeis naming the plated horses, the 3 prizes will be divided beiwten them; if only one (in cither of the three cjmjs), he will lcceive all 3 prizes due to whichever he named — Ist, 2nd, or 3rd. A subscriber, say holding 3 shaies,can name the one ho ihe 3 limes, or 3 diilerciu horses, oue to each share. N.B.— TWO GUINEAS (independent of the sweeo) will be given to the member first naming the winner. Apply by letter »vith stamps for replies) aduietsud — KIKBAD, (aic of Mr. liodley, T3ux 342, Posi-ofh'ce, Dunedin, lUgis ercd lottersorte'eginras not received. N.l}. — A card of the nominations can bo had by sending a stumped addressed envelope. a.526 u3l