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Timaru Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 3306, 2 May 1885, Page 4

Sporting, OTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCOESS. ' Look at our"^ [ First Prize, Dunedin \ ■ , Birthday c K d , Autumn | — R E s v l t a J L-Apply earl}'. DUNEDIN BIRTHDAY HANDICAP, To be run at Dunedin,. May 25tli, 1885. N.Z. GRAND" NATIONAL, To be run at Christ church, May 25th, 1885. 80^0 atV. wILT 7 CLpgE7 About eSJ. 3 MA T^> : j p.?".. 1 Each;Tioket hns 10 Chances, and can: obtain a Prizo, in each of 10 Drawings. BIRTHDAY GRAND HANDICAP. NATIONAL. First... ... £1000 ; First ... £300 Second „. 300 Second 150 Third' ... 150 Third .. 75 All. others di- All Others divided, about vided, about : £28 each ... 400 \ £40 each ... 200 £1850 £725 191 CASH BONDS. . 2 at £so ... ' ... ... £100 4 at £25 ... 100 5 at £20; ... 100 10 at £15 150 10 at £10 100 35' at £8 ... ..i ... 120 30 at £6 ..,- 180 115 at £5 ... 575 £1425 : All Applications Exceeding Advertisod Number of 8000 will bo allotted as EXTRA CASH BONDS of £5 each (less usual commission), instead of increasing the value of Existing Prizes, and will' be called 9th Class. We wish it to bo distinctly understood that our Drawings are always conducted by a Committee of Shareholders, and' Jhe Representatives of • the Press are likewise present ; and Names and Addresses of Principal Winners are always sent throughout New Zealand. From the number of People who inspect our Books day by. day, and tho Correspondence we receive (and answer) relative to our Drawings, Distribution of Prizes, and our business cenerallv ( it seems almost superfluous to still say " OUiR BOOKS ARE ALWAYS OPEN FOB INSPECTLON " ; yet such is the', fact, and our ever increasing business shows plainly the result. : Please send two 2d stamps for reply and result. P.O. orders preferred. Is exchange on Stamps and Cheques.' Coin or Notes must bo registered. Registered Letters and Telegrams received. First Prized Grand. ( -raptv ; wnrvn > 8 Clashes National, ( B 9_ BIN HOOD,-' Cagh ' £300. J (. Bonds. Cure Thos. Stapleton, Box 238, P. 0., Oliristchurch ; or, Jubal Fleming, City Baths, : Colombo --Street;' Christchuroh. 4-9 2645 rpHE GLOBE CONSULTATION CO.'S JL PHOGRAMME ON Tlie BIRTHDAY HANDICAP; DUNEDIN, AND N.Z. GRA!ND BTEEPLECHABE, CHRISTCHURCH; To bo run oh 25th May, 1 835. fiOCO Shares at 10s each , £3000. First Prize Birthday Handicap— £6oo. First Prize New' Zealand Grand National Handicap —£400.' 'About 100 Prizes. (Each share having seven chances.) Birthday Handicap; ' N.Z. ■ Grand National - Steeplechase. First horse „.£6OO First horse ...£4OO Second horse ... 250 i Becond horse ... 200 Third horse ...120 Third horse ... 100 Starters div. ... 150 Starters dir. ... 200 Hon-starters; do 330 Non-starters do 250 £1450 £ilso 41 CASH BONDS 41 1at50... ...£SO 10 at 10 ...£IOO 2at 25... ... 50 22 at 5 ... 110 6 at 15 90 ■ £400 Will close- on May 23rd, 1885. The above Company m presenting their Second 'Programme, would call Special : attention to the nddress-'of the parties- entrusted with the Correspondence. ' Havingbeen "entrusted by the Canterbury Jockey and other Cliibfe-'with the sole ■ management and control of | their; Totalisatdre, which have given nnivursal-. 'satisfaction to 'tho 'public; will' be a Biiflicionfc guarantee as to the genuineness and successful working of the: Consultation. Special advantages are offered- to-Investors m '" Tlie Globe Consultation . Qoppany," by reason of the Tickets' bein^ printed m such a 'nidnner a3 to enable the Purchaser oi a Whole Ticket to dispose of J a Half : SHsi'e, and as each half of the -Ticket is numbered, the money will bo paid ttfi holders of same- on presentation. Letters to enclose two 2d stamps for reply and result. Money (Orders accepted. Cheques marked correct with Is .exchange added, outside of Canterbury. Ten per cent deducted from all prize moneys. Programmes, , with nominations, and full par-, ticulars, sent po»t free on application. Address — GLOBE CONSULTATION COMPANY, Box 287, Post Office, Care Hobbs and Gbodwin ! , Hobbs 1 Buildings, Cathedral Square, Christchurch. Ofllce — Next to Warner's Hotel., Agept for Tiniaru — T. COLLINS/Booksoller. ' 4-18 2734 Sheep 'Xfip. [ DIPPING SEASON, 1885. 1 LINCOLN ;"sHEEPi DIP/ (POISONOUS). "GLTOBRINEi DIP" / (NON-POISO2fOUS). Will, Ml&i with tCOLD -WATER, aiid not 1 .,.: ■. DißCPlorth'ei'Wopl. '■' : MR HAYWARD having' had two seasons practical experience of Sieep Dipping m every part of New Zealand, ,^nd studied the modeß of ' Dipping land ".the requirements' of the different districts,^^ we have been enabled to specially adapt , the above preparations to ,B_uch requireme'rita so as to .enspre entire satisfaction m every, instance 'with one dipping. -„,,''. THEY ARE CERTAINJEILIiERS OP TIOKB, their Eggs ; LICE, ! jthelr Ova; arid all PARASITES infesting th.c Skins of Sheep. The "Glycerine Dip" is 'the 'best ever introduced for Wool. Glowing jpurposes,., as shown by Testimonials," and the "Lincoln Dip|"isthe moat Durable ' m the Wool, and will keep the Sheeg clean longer .than any other Dip has, yet attained. The two Dips may be used' together m equal proportions, 'whiph will make a perfect Dip, and keep any ordinary flock of Sheep clean the whole season. Usetl together ; theyi combine i highly nutritious and; .propertioa, with' tlioQuetiug powWrof the Lincoln Dip;- For yeryilousy and! filthy long- wooli flocks, the i Lincoln Dip alono-isiixcomniended, ,it being most lasting ■iirita eff^«t3.!. ;..■■,• : " From Mr F. W..Hopkeu (Manager for :Jno. Grigg, , Esq.), IJongbeach Station, ABhburton New Zealand; To Mr Hatwabd, Dunedin. '• July 12th, 1884. - Dear Sir,— -Yours' to hand re result of dipping. Mr Standish, I ; am glad to say, is highly pleased- with the, appearance of the sheep Dip m your "Glycerine" and "Lincoln] Cip " mixed, compared with tlioso dipped with Hatch's Dip, so, much so, that since you were here we' have Hised your Dip for about 6000 Sheep,. aud JSJr Grigg would have used it for about XOjDOO, had your " Liqcbln Dip" beeil obtamable. ~ Whon it could not be got we iised your " Glycerine Dip " mixed with Hatch's. Mr Standish has just been examining the Sheep dipped, both' with yoursiand your opponent "Dip, "and spealiff Very favorably! of the results. Where the " Glycerine " and I" Lincoln !"' were used, th 6 ' wool and skin| of the Sheep were m by far the best condition than those dipped by Hatch. Pticp3-3sj 6d per Gallon,; (lOlbs to Gallon), Drums free. 1000 Gallons of Liquid can be made for £3 lOs, Thei under-mentioned Agents will be pleased- to supply, ;Cajtalogueß, Price Liate, Instructions for Mixing, and any information required. AGENTS AT TIMARU — The National Mortgage and Company of ; New Zoaland; The 'Newj Zealand Loan and Mercantile Company, Jonas and Bourn, Merchants. . .§ 1708