Sporting. FAIRLIE CREEK RACING CLUB Invite TENDER 3 for the PRIVILEGES m connection with the forthcoming Race meeting, viz : — GATES GENERAL LICENSE BOOTH REFRESHMENT BOOTH CARDS AND GAMES Tenders to be addressed to the Hon. Sec, and accompanied with a deposit of 25 per cent. Tenders c-lose on tho 21st March, 1885. T. CASKEY, 3-12 2356 Hon. Sec. £2500 ADA MELMORE. JG2500 CHRISTCHURCH GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP. WILL CLOSE ON APRIL 4th. To bo run on April 6th, 1885. 5000 Members at 103 each. (27 Nominations) . 102 Cash Awaeds. Firat £550 2 at £100 — £200 Second 270 5 at 50 — 250 Third 170 10 at 20— 200 Starters 160 25 at 10 — 250 Non-starters... 150 60 at 5 — 300 £1300 £1200 EACH TICKET HAS EIGHT CHANCES. Please enclose Stamps for Reply and Result. Ada KEelmore requires no further recommendation than the fact that her Consultation on the Dur.edin Cup closed with 9000 Members. AN EXTRA TICKET GIVEN TO THE PURCHASER OF TWELVE TICKETS. ADA MELMORE, Care of MR MITCHELL, Box 318, Post Office, Dunedin. 3-1 2289 THE GLOBE CONSULTATION COMPANY'S PROGRAMME ON THE GREAT AUTUMN AND EASTER HANDICAPS Is now open with a Capital of £3000, m 6000 Shares at 10s each. (Each share having seven chances.) Great Autumn Han- Easter Handicap. dicap. 30 Nominations. 27 Nominations. First horse ...£6OO First horse ...£4OO Second horse ... 250 Second horse ... 200 Third horse ... I^o Third horse ... 100 Starters div. ... 150 Starters div. ... 200 Non-starters do 330 Non-starters do 250 £1450 1 £1150 41 CASH BONDS 41 latSO £50 10 at 10 ...£IOO 2at 25 50 22 at 5 ... 110 6 at 15 90 £400 Will Close on APRIL 4th, 1885. The above Company m presenting their firat Programme, would call special attention to tbe address of the parties entrusted with the Correspondence. Having been entrusted by the Canterbury Jockey and other Clubs with the sole management and control of their totalisators, which have given universal satisfaction to the public, will be a sufficient guarantee a3 to the genuineness and successful working of tho Consultation. l^^° Special advantages are offered to investors m "Tho Globe Consultation Company " by reason of the tickets being printed m 3uch a manner as to enable the purchaser of a whole ticket to dispose of a Half Share, anil as each half of the ticket is numbered, the money will bo paid to holders of same on presentation. Full particulars on application. Letters to enclose two 2d stumps for reply and result. Money Orders accepted. Cheques marked correct with Is exchange added outside of Canterbury. Ten per cent deducted from all prize inoneyß. Programme, with Nominations and full particulars scut post free on applicacation. Address — GLOBE CONSULTATION CO., P.O. Box 287, Care Hobbs and Goodwin, 3-4 2288 Christchurch. The Tallest"] C Will Close Success I April 2nd. of the Day. I ROBIN HOOD. J Registered 3 Races and j Letters and 6 Classes | Telegrams Cash Bonds. J' l_ Received. CHRISTCHDRCH AUTUMN MEETING. To be Held EASTER MONDAY AND TUESDAY, April 6th and 7th, 1885. 10 000 Members, at 103 ... £5000 ' 254 PRIZES. Each Ticket has 9 Chances, and can obtain a Prize m each Drawing. CHRISTCHURCH AUTUMN EASTER HANDICAP. HANDICAP. 27 Nominations. 30 Nominations. First £1200 First £250 Second ... 500 Second ... 125 Third ... 250 Third ... 75 Other Starters Other Starters about £35 each 250 about£2l each 150 Non-starters Non-starters about £18 each 300 about £10 each 200 £2500 £800 HURDLE 180 . HANDICAP. CASH BONDS. 17 Nominations. Ei ra t ... £100 lat £100 ...£IOO Second ... 50 2at £55 ... 110 Third .. 25 4at £25 ... 100 AllOlhors— sat £20 ... 100 Divided, about 10 at £10 ... 100 £16 each ... 225 158 at £5 ... 7'JO £400 £1300 Please send two 2d stamps for reply and result. P.O. orders preferred. la exchange on Country Cheques and Stamps. Coin or ITotea muafc be registered. If number exceeds 10,000, prizes increased pro rota, Fibst Pbize ") f 254 Phizes. £1200. j I EOBIN HOOD, Care Tho3. Stapleton, Box 238, P. 0., Christchurch ; or, Jubal Fleming, City Baths, Colombo Street, Christchurch. 2-28 2257 FRIENDS AT HOME. fTjHE "TIMARU HERALD, HONTH&T SUMMARY, Containing all the principal News of the Month of Colonial interest, Posted to any Address for FIVE SHILLINGS PER YEAR. Those Persons who are m the habit of sending Newspapers to the Old Country may SAVE THEMSELVES MUCH TROUBLE and always secure its despatch m time for the English Mail, by leaving their instruethat at tM» office.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 3264, 13 March 1885, Page 4
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739Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Timaru Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 3264, 13 March 1885, Page 4
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