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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 347, 1 August 1885, Page 2

ADAM BEDE IS NOW EOEHING HIS ANNUAL SERIES OF COMPANIES ON THE „ MELBOURNE CTJP, 188 5. TO BE ETJN FIRST WEEK IN NOVEMBER, 4000 AT 10 s - EAOH - TO BE DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS : — First Horse £500 Second Horse... ... ... •■• 2 °o Third Horse 100 Other starters divided ... ... ... ... 500 Non- Starters divided 700 Total It is praticularly requested that early application for shares will be made, as each list will be drawn as soon as filled in the preseuce of the Press and a Committee of Subscribers. Results will be forwarded to Subscribers immediately after drawing, and the next list proceeded with. Any Subscriber drawing a horse in any list will be allowed, if he so desires it, to invest in the following list any sum not exceeding Four Pounds without remitting any further cash, this amount to be ultimately deducted from prize money. No- 1 NOW OPEN. Application bz Letter Onlt, enclosing two stamps, with exchange on Cheques or by Money Order, Bank Notes, or Drafts. Registered Letters or Telegrams will not on any account be received. If Bank Notes are sect, please use two envelopes, one sealed and placed inside the other. P.O. Orders preferred when procurable. It will greatly expedite business if an addressed envelope is enclosed with application. I Address — ! ADAM BEDE, Care of H. N. Abbott, Box No. 2, Tost Oliice, Auckland. " mRUTH STRANGER THAW FICTION." JL ROBIN HOOD COMPANY Have just Closed their July Meeting with 11.0C0 Shares, being 9000 more than last year, and 3000 over original issue, thus enabling them to ogam allot 300 EXTRA CASH PRIZES OF £5 EACH. They have during the past Twelve Months allotted 63,910 SHARES, AND DISTRIBUTED £31,955. As the Robin Hood Company do not, for many reasons, think it advisable to hold their clients' money for Four Months by opening on the Melbourne Cup, they have decided to I open the following PROGRAMME, ON THE COUNTY PURSE AND HAWKES3URY GRAND HANDICAP, TO BE RUN AT SYDNEY, SEPTEMBER 10th and 12th, 1885. 10,000^. 685000 FIRST PRIZE, £1000. 300 PRIZES. County Purse. Grand Handicap. 98 Nominations- 166 Nominations. First £300 First £1000 Second 150 Second 500 Third 100 Third 250 Other Starters (div.) 300 Other Starters (div.) 400 Non - starters (div.) 600 Non -starters (div.) 850 £1450 £2000 96 Cash Bonds. lat£2s £25 89 at £5 £4i5 2 at £20 £40 4 at £10 £40 £550 Will close as soon as full, But not later than Tuesday, Bth September. Agents will bear in mindgto send Returns as soon as possible. As we are certain of filling, tickets will be sold " High and Low " from the start. Early application therefore necessary. Please send two 2d stamps for reply and result ftwo stamped and addressed envelopes greatly expedites busiuess.) P.O. orders preferred. Is exchange on stamps and cheques outside Canterbury. Coin or notes should be registered. Registered letters and te 7 egrani3 received. If stamps are not sent, as requested, for reply and result, results will be sent by Book Post open. ROBIN HOOD COMPA?SY, Care of Stapleton and Fleming, Box 238, Post Office, Christchurch. TRANCING, DEPORTMENT, CALISJL^ THENICS — bonne tenue et maintien. Mons. Paul Bibron (de Paris) . — Second Term begins at Masonic Hall, Princes-street. Select Classes : — Adults, Wednesdays, 7.30 p.m.; Juveniles, Saturdays, 3 p.m. Classes available at Remueva, Symonds-street (Glenside), Cnrlton Road, Ponsonby, and Ht. Albert. Intending pupils apply early. Private Lessons Dailt, Circulars at Upton's and Eady's, or Apply at Residence, 75, Hobson- street. mHE LATEST NEW WALTZ— -*- ''MY LOVE WALTZ," Composed by W. H. Webbe— Just Published. EXTRACTS FROM LOCAL PRESS NOTICES— ,' Seems destined to become a favourite We do not remember having heard a prettier waltz." — Telephone. "Attractive, pleasing, and expressive. It is sure to become popular in drawing rooms and at balls." — Star. '' Striking, expressive, and pretty."— Herald. " One of the most beautiful set of waltzes we have heard for some time. We do not know of any of the most popular waltzes that contain such a store of melody."— Observer. '■ It is written w'th great toste, audis full of interest and feeling, and there can be no doubt that once it is known it will have a wide circulation." — freeman's Journal. " My Love Waltz " — just published, played daily by the Italian Band, a proof of its popularity. Full of beautiful melodies, and easy to render. Sale rapidly increasing. Price, 2s 6d (post free).— W- E. Mears, Publisher, Owen-staeet, Auckland.