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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1743, 7 October 1885, Page 3

DISTRICT orders. Militia and Volunteer Office, Featherston, 6th Oct., 1883. THE Featherston Eiflo Volunteers will Parade for Quarterly Inspection at 8 p m. on TUESDAY, the 20th instant. The Grevtown Rifle Volunteers, at 7.30 p m., on WEDNESDAY, the 21st, and Class Firing at 6 a.m., o« the 22nd, Signed, HENRY BUNNY, Major Commanding Wairarapa District. 118.3 W r ANTED—To sell a quiet Bull. Apply to Murray J. H. Jackson, South Featherston. til WANTED, nPENDEES for ploughing and Harrowing | Thirty acres of Land more or leas. Tenders close Saturday, 10th October. Tenders to be left at FABIAN BROS, store, Greytown, where particulars can be obtained. 110.2 W. DOWNARD, TAILOR, CARTERTON. Exhibition Suits from .. ..£2 15 0 Trousers from 0 16 0 Black Dress Suits from .. .. 410 0 FOR CASH ONLY. ~GEEYTOWN WORKING MEN’S CLUB. HMHOSE Members of the Club who enX trusted certain gentlemen with proxies to represent them at the late Special General Meeting, held on September 26th, will be asked by those gentlemen by circular to attend a Meeting ; time and place will be announced in said circular. As there are very grave and important matters to consider, all those gentlemen at a distance interested are respectfully solicited to make an effort to attend. 26 WHITE HART HOTEL, CARTERTON. w. BISHOP, Proprieiob. None but the best brands of liquors. W. B. has attached special importance to this branch of the business. Well furnished Private Sitting and Bed Rooms. The Culinary arrangements are under the proprietor’s immediate supervision. Sample Rooms for Commercial travellers, opposite Town Hall. Good Stabling and Paddocks. • A Cab meets the trains from the City. 117 £IO,OOO 492 PRIZES. A Fortune for Someone. £2OOO for 10s! ADA MANTUA'S GRAND ANNUAL CONSULTATION on the Melbourne and New Zealand Cups of 1885. Mklbourne Cup. —To bo run at Melbourne on the 3rd November, 1835. New Zealand Cup.— To be run at Christchurch on the 10th November, 18S5. First Prize in Melbourne Cup, £2OOO. 20,000 Programmes at 10*. each. Will close positively on the 20th October, 1835. DON'T FORGET ! 403 PHIZES. MELBOURNE CUP. Itis Nominations, ttEM.'E'MB'ESU m "SJaTES. Ada Mantua disposed of, on her last Melbourne Cup, the large number of IS2OO shares. Thisyear she hopes even to surpass even that number. Every Ticket has nine chances, and can obtain a prize in each of the nine drawings. Please send Post Office Orders when convenient, or Dank Notes. Do not enclose coin. Country cheques must have Is exchange added, and marked correct hy hanker. Two 2d stamps required from country clients for reply and result. A book of 25 Tickets will be forwarded to any subscriber for the sum of £l2. The entire satisfaction given to my numerous supporters during the past seven years warrants me in stating that I am confident that this will be a crowning success, and will fill very rapidly ; therefore early application is necessary. If so desired, any subscriber who may be a prize winner can forward their voucher or vouchers through their banker for payment, when same, if found correct will bo duly honored. N.B.—lu accordance withmy long-established rule, the names and addresses of the principal Prize winners, and also ol those who form the Committee—selected from the general body of subscribers, associated with members of the Press—will be furnished to all the leading newspapers throughout New Zealand. Results will bo forwarded not later than 31st October. Ada Mantua’s First Prize of £2600 on the Melbourne Cup last year wont to Riverton, Otago. 492 Prizes. £2OOO for 10s. Note Address— ADA MANTUA, CaroofLyons & Hart, P.O. Box 351, Dunedin. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT KAIWAIWAL The thoroughbred-untire horse ADMIRAL, (Own brother to Southern Chief.) By Malton (imported), dam Spray by Douisetti, out of Lady Ann by Whisker, Maitou was bred by Sir Tutton Sykes and was by Rifleman, by Touchstone— Campfollower by the Colonel. Malton's slock were not only good racehorses, but his family have proved that like begets like, Spray was the dam of Belle of the Isle, (Admiral’s own sister) who added to her hat of victories the Canterbury Cup, and afterwards pro- i dilut'd Templeton whose career on the tmfwas simply marvellous I ADMIRAL will stand at J. K. looker's, Kaiwaiwai, I South Featherston, where paddockiug (2000 acres) will lie provided free of charge till mares are stinted, when notice will be given, after which they will be charged. All cure taken but without responsibility. Terms, £4. For further particulars apply to MuKENZIE und TUCKER, 115 Kaiwaiwai. I rpo STAND THIS SEASON AT ’ { J WHITI, The Thoroughbred horse and renowned si; MANGLE, By Traducer— Flat Iron, tty Peter Flat. Emma, ia Margie’s breeding, while Welcome Jack, one of the gicutest performers of modern times, is by Traduoor —Miss Flat, by Peter Flat-Mountain Nymph. Mangles’deserved popularity in this district for the splendid stock ho has sired, is increased hy his dose relationship to such a celebrity as Welcome Jack ; and in limiting Mangle to 30 mares, his owner intends that he shall have a chance of still further showing off what rare strains of blood his pedigree consist s. Each mare, £5 6s. A reduction made for two oi more the bona fide property of sender. Good paddocks provided at Is per week. Every care taken but no responsibility. ’ For further particulars apply to, 116 ALEX HIRSOHBERG, Owner.