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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1159, 4 July 1885, Page 4

i-i PHOGEAHME I V ON GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHAS^ To b" run at Melbourne, July, 1885. . \4OO0 f Members at 10s each. ' capWl 1 . ;.;,- £2000. . * ",. i P>izes as follow :— j NokiNATiOHS. Cash Pbizbs. ; Ist Horse ... £600 2at £50 ...£IOO iu&Jftraie' .1. 3)0 '2 at, 25 ... 50 3rd!lor*o ... 150 10 at 10 ... 100 OtUcvs^diyd);. • 250 90 at 5 .:. 450 _™^«_ .iiaoo.L „, - --£209 Each Ticket has Five Chances. The confidence gained by the public in the Rob Boy Company has been so widely spread that they havo been induced to enlarge their capital to 4000 shares. Remittances must be made as follow :—: — P.O. Ordors, payable to Rob Ror only. Cheques must bo marked correct by Bank, with Is exchange added. Registered lelters or telegrams will not. be received. Two atiirups necessary for reply and result^ Address only 808 EOY, Cure H. P. Thompson, Box 18, P. 0., Lawrence. " PACTS ABE STUBBORN THINGS." dU pi Kf i$ H ° ° ; ; ? by his popularity has again asserted his supremacy. Look at the result of his Queen's Birthday Programme. Something really wonderful. 13,280 Shares sold in Six Week?. 528 Extra Cash Prizes JBS each were allotted . 748 priz-8 instead oi 220. NOW OPEN ON A RACING & COURSING PROGRAMME, Wliich MUST CLOSE on TJJKSD V AY, 7th, JUEY.'tFs 'thY WATERLOO > CUP I ' is fixed for Bth, 9th and 10th, being one week earlier than last year ; early application is therefore' necessary as we are going ahead "full steam." 8000 at 10s, £4000. Ist Prize, £1000. > MKIiBOTJBNEGBAND WATEEIOO CUP, CHCH nan'l steeplechase 64 Nominal ions. First £1000 Winner Waterloo Second ... 300 Cup £200 fThirdc i :.i 150 Runner-up !..,'loo' Others ' (divi) ' Winner W. Purse ' 50' ab'ut£2oeach 450 Runner up ... 25, Winner W.Platu 50' Runrer-up ... 25 All other Dosjs (divided) about £10 each ... 550 £1900 £1000 126 Cash Bonds. 2 at. £50 £100 4 at 25 . ... > 100. - "'"feat tr... ... ' ... "15b 10 at 10 100 15 al ,8... ; .... ... 120 30 at 6 180 50 at 5 250 £1100 Each ticket has Ten Chances, and can obtain a Prize in each Drawing. We are glad to have again hit public taste by allotting Extra Prizes instead of increasing advortised value of existing Prizes when we more than fill. We shall again devofce all moneys for application over 8000 to extra £5 Cash Bonds (less usual commission), called 9th class, but must explain that all tickets sold up to time of closing have equal chances of everything on tho. programme. Please send two 2d stamps for reply and result (two stamped addressed envelopes greatly expediate business.) P.O. Order preferred. Is exchange on stamps and cheques. Coin or notes should be registered. Registered le£tferß,and ( telegrainß received. t »; • *"// Address : ROBIN HOOD COMPANY, Care of Stapleton and Fleming,. Box 238, Post-office, Christchurch. EM ' O V L E , . 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