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Wanganui Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 5491, 10 December 1884, Page 1

Sweeps A R M A D A L E5E 5 'S C£L A THIRJ) DRAWING ' j 'f r £IBSQJ .' 5000. Subscribers Jat", Five > Sjillingß, «r -{ 300-PRIZES--3dd fji!» GRAND .DRAWING ON.. THE T HAM- ' f -.*^ feUEtG PRINCIPLE.; ' ' ■ Money prizes to be distributed as.follows j— First Prize ,w ' ... • *^E2OO £2JOQ .Seoona..., r t : f W,t JOQI Fourth .1. - ..; ... •• . 20! - *20 Two Prills of .« 10. ,# 30\ "Four „ ... T r 28 ( Forty „ < .-- ... . « 5- 200j Twenty,, ... n. T . ... 4 80j Two Hundred and Ten prizesof 2 lps, s{i6; Twenty Prizes of- l-j7»VUif^ A «. £1250* EACH TICKET HAS SEVEN CHANCES,! AND WILL B E DRAWN 7,TIMfiiJ. ' The large bulk of the money in.thiß Thirdi Drawing' is not given away in ■■due large, prize, as it is in Horse Consultations, but| you will observe in this Hamburg Drawing! that the £1250 is fairly proportioned into] 300 Prizes, giving every shareholder an equal 1 chance of getting a Good PriJseJ*'' ' _" ; ■ \ This Third Drawing to take, place as eo6n as filled. * ".„ ,- ■ "" . ; .' j Tea per cent, to be deducted for Printing, .Advertising, Stationery, and Clerical work. Post Office Orders' to be made payable to Armadalo. ' * ' ' 'r t r Country Cheques tohSve Is added for! exchange, and made payable to a number;! Applicants must enclose two 2d stamp's,]for reply and result. " ~T 1 Registered -Letters and Telegrams not re 4 ceivecf. „\.-,' ' ' I A Subscribers of Ten or more tickets can] act on. the Committee, or appoint some ones toactfor'hini. ■' " ' ' ' ' j Address pnly to • f .' ARMADALO ' ■ i |^ Care.jPRAN^K BboS'» Wellington Labor Kxchange, ' . 11 1 j i .'» P.0;80x247i, Wellington.. -TpARTHENWARE -^ |/|, .mJi ,it,,., " , ."'■ ' ,'*■■ • ',- . .<! /^(HINAI! /',m .•,, .. . , j. ■:*!■. '•iV ' . ' And ' " "; r / , i Y^ ; EOiRGE fIALM AM \jr „ , , „ %zJ „ .-"I Calls a tention to his new stock of the, above, bought at a large discount, and which heintends ' eat the lot at very loW prices for CASH. , The stock comprises] every line in x " ' '" ;-, ' . Dinnerware 'i- ' < '..-■. t I Breakfast and Tea. Sets , ' ',' Lamps and Chimn^ya Hinks' Genuine Duplex aud Opale'acenb' ".. . - Duplex Chimneys '' • ' ! Common Bowls . 1 C»C. Pudding Bowls , j C.C. Pudding Moulds • i Toilet 'Sets- Printed} White and Gold,' ■ and Fancy, latest shapes' ; ■ ■ , , Scotch Granite Spittoons „ . . • 1 Tete-a-Tete sets, "Uhinese" j ' Stone Jars, Preserve 'Tumblers, Mugs,' ' and Toy Cans' ' - Majoliba Defeaert Plate; Vases - and Tumbler V,l, 1 „, f Glass Dishes, a' speciality ' Glaas Jugs „ , , . ■ t Common Jugs „ Hyacinth Glasses - - | Saltcellars — Cut-'glfos and' c6mmon| - j , American and English Cruet Bottles. , , Glass Cqmport3 ■ , ; r w i ".' '"''*'"-' | Candlesticks, a large variety > ■ Te|yi6tß— lvbry v Ground, Abbo'taford, 1 ■ ./.'Jfctonft Brown, /.aod^jlrjß^^ejgl. Cups and Saucers — W. and G. Garnet, B;ue Sprig, W. and G." Granite, Fern Granite, Fanoy Enamelled and common White and Gold— Tea and Breakfast Sets . , And t , •' ' All the et ceteras whioh go to make up a complete Crockery and Glassware Stock. pEOBGE riALM.AN, BOOT AND SHOK IMPQRTER. •&. ±1. D -:. : ■ .WATCHMAKER AND JAWELLER, > >f Wanganui aku Marton. S.H.D. begs to direct the attention of the public to the large additions lately made, to hia extensive stock of

FIRST-CLASS JEWELLERY. Dbew's well-sel/Ec^ed ' Stock consists -OB"—""* * Gold and ..Watches, . Gold and Silver- Chains diid' Alberts, Gem Kings. Gold Sleeve Links, Studs, &c. Ladiod' fciuita, Br'oo'fches' and Ear-rings ; ' Lockets, Crosses, Pend&fits, Locket Slides, Greenstone Suits ! Silver and Silver Gilt Filligree Trinkets; ; Gold;. Silver,. 'and .German Silvej- ': Spectacles, „ , < ■ - A very largo jissortmeut of Jet Broochesj Ear-rrngs, Bracelets, Lockets, &c. j also cloc.kSjfrom 8i to£lo. "' ( S.HiD. calls attefltron to his Stock of Silver- •" ' plate "Ware, 1 comprising — ''>"'- ; Cruets, Cake Baskets, ' •-•?"■' Salvers, Sardinesind !; ' v „, '.Bisc'uit'Bbxes,', Honey ■', ', and Marmalade Pots, r .M.> . .Butter ; Coolerß, / ■ - > ■ 1 •<> " ' Suga^ 1 , 1 &o,|, A! '< r '<i 1 : 'ii<.U'i'i> i NKEOID AND FITZROY BAIWMETEBS, • n- . , t ) 1 ,, ( 'A, l ,fe\v,secondh^hd ] yPatcM'' \ All kinds of Watches and Jewellery skilfully ' ■ repaired by experienced ww'kmen. I -TTOLLBRACBT'S NEW. ZEALAND. V TOBACCO GROWING, CURING,' ; ' • • ' ' AND ' M AN'DFACTpRING '• J company;- 3 j Head Offick../.%.. .'.^. .'..-. v.,^..Aucklanl),1 IMPORTANT~Tb "FARMERS. .' ' Theiabqve Company 1 has {been- forced for the purpose of .pTomdting' tlie Growth of 1 Tobacco by Farmers,' amon^t whom genuine* American, sqedawill Ee.^isfributed, witib. prmtqd instrpectons, Frkb.,^ ' ( ' Growers will be visited from time to time,' and* aUiuformalion 1 given. 1 by ! <iKe'''unldersigned, who-is w,ejl,knpwn all over New Zealand in- connection with the-Tobacoo. In- » duattyj-*' '.' •' •; '••' l J)i " '',•' ' ; '• The Co'n)pany undertake jtb^py^chaeo^ho' Crdpß'frbm.;.iari}ierfl 1 j»t remuuerativo rates, giving.'the' highest prices toil good' Sound leaf. ■ ' l <The pioceW-of Curing will' be 'citried'oh by the I .h6^uo consumption and' exportation on tbein own premises. j The climate" and soil of 'this ii6iintry ha^-< .xug be,en.saiißfact9rily,prvvtd /; to ( becppablerf iM prpducipg,,W best Tpba'cqp^,.thp|CQnijlany ' wvites^Farmers willing tor grow and sell*. 'TdVacc%Jt|>('communida'te with them'fen^the^ '• ,iAJI commanicsatioris.to.be. addressed to-th.e' *Manai?ing Direojfcor, Box 188, P6st Office.-J •Auckland. '•'XX^ 1 ' ' "' I '-' U ,V 1 ' iR.i ' • • .AUGUST VOLLBRACtft,' l ' .ini,^!(.^,"i ■' Managing Director. ; ■■ ,T> O > iS '- f ffljNP -H 'fHlVr'' I- (H/Ii B TIN AND COPPER SxMITHrPLmiBER, 7r OAS/ k AND iWATEfc-FITTER' J"\ Eleotiic Bells fitted at a^eawnttbfe'COßti ( RIDGWAY STREET, • fiiii , , , .Wakqanui. . rmi .^ (i( ;. \t./ . : , m.v . 'i 1' 1 ,•' ■■<•'* ;1 , itij if I- ■