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Wanganui Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 5492, 11 December 1884, Page 1

; ;x-;;:,r': ' k./» -a 1 ' d •„ a :'Tl', ' w :;, & \ J\. j» n THIRD DRAWING - 5000 Subscribers at Five Shillings. *r \ 300-PRIZES-300 *W GRAND DRAWING" ON THE HAMBURG PRINCIPLE. Money prizes to be distributed as follows t~ First Prize .-£2OO £200 Second ... 100 100 Third „ .« 50 50 Fourth 20 20 Two Prizes of 10 20 Four , 7 28 Forty „ .« ... .« 5 200. Twenty,, 4 80 Two Hundred and Ten prizeßof 2 10s 526 Twenty Prizes of 1 7s 27 £1250 EACH TICKET HAS SEVEN gHA#GES () AND WILL BB DRAWN 7 TIMISS.' ' The large bulk of the money in this. Third [Drawing is not given tavay in onVlargf.j [prize, as it is in Horße 'Consultations, jbnt , ! ypu will observe in this Ham]Qurg T Drawmg ! that the £1250 is fairly proportioned into 1 300 Prizes, giving every shareholder an equal ; chance of getting a Good Prize. j This Third Drawing to take plaoe as soon ias 1 filled, '■ . Ten per cent, to be deducted for Printing I , ' Advertising, Stationery, and Clerical work. I Post Office Orders to be made payable to, 'Armadale. ' " „ , '•' " Country Cheques to have Is added for \ exchange, and made payable to a number, ; , ' Applicants must enclose two 2d stampC for reply and result. Registered Letters and Telegrams not re* ceived, . - ' . , 1. A Subscribers of Ten or more tickets oan 'act on the Committee, or appoint some one jto act for him. ' ' Address only to • . » 1 ARMADALE, 1 iii CareFBANOB Bros., ' " ' Wellington Labor Exchange, I -t >• "• '- '■ P.O» Box 247, Wellington, , j"P ARTHENWARE And •fH lASSWARE I J I GEORGE. fIALMAN '.Calls a'tention to his new stock of the aboye,, {bought at a large discount, and twhich he intends ear the lot at very low ipricesfor CASH. The Btobk comprises every Jine .in „ . , , : Pin'nerware, ;.-'*, 1 , • ! Breakfast and Tea Sets ! a4iimpßa 4iimpB and' Chimneys . • ' 1 Hinks' Genuine Duplex and Opalescent ■ „ :i: i . Duplex Chimneys . Common, Bowls , , 1 ' COMpudding Bowls 0.0. Pudding Moulds. ',-./. l ' Toilet- Sets-Printed, White and Gold, ; „, , and Fan.pyjjatest' shapes , , Scotch Qranite Spittoons - < ! . Tetfa-Tete sets^ "Chinese", ■ %l , " Stone iTare, Preserve Tumblers, Mugs, and Toy Cans I Majolica Dessert Plate, Vases and 1 , : ;,i Tumblers , , ; .„, , .. , , Glass Dishes, a speciality ; r Glass "ilTugs Cbminon Jugs „ Hyacinth . . .a/.: 1 . Saltcellars-^Gut-glass andcommon| Ameripan and English Cruet Bottles 1 Glass Comports : .(. .Candlesticks, a large variety !*«•-. v^ Teapots— lvory Ground, Abbotofowf Stone, Brown, and Brown' Metal Top " Cups and Saucers — W. and G. Garnet, » Blue Sprig, W. and G. Granite, Fern Granite, Fancy Enamelled and . common ■ White and Gold — Tea and Breakfast Sets'' • '

And All the et ceteras which go to make up a complete Crockery and Glassware Stock. p-BO RGE pALMAN, BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTER. S.-H.. D E E \ w , WATCHMAKER AND JAWELLER, ■ WAnganci and Marton. S.fl.D. bega to direct the attention of the public to the large additions lately made to his extensive stook of FIRST-CLASS JEWELLERY. Drew's weui-selbcted Stpck consists of— Gold and Silver Watches, Gold and Silver Chains and Alberts, Gem Kings, Gold Sleove Links, Studs, &c. • Ladios' Suits, Brooches and Ear-rings j Lockets, Crosses, Pendants, Locket ' Slides, Greenstone Suits Silver and Silver Gilt Filligree Trinkets, Gold, Silver, and German Silver Spectacles : . A very large assortment of Jet Brooches, 1 Ear-rings, Bracelets. Lockets, &c, ; ' , also. clocks from 8j to £10. S.H.D. calls attention to hie Stoqk; of Silverplate Ware, comprising— > Cruets, Cake Baskets, Salvers, Sardine and - Biscuit 1 Boxes, Honey \ ' and Marmalade Pots,, > Butter Coolers,' > 'Sugar Basins, &c, Ankboid and Fitzroy Bakometers. A few secondhand Watches. All kinds of Watches and Jewellery skilfully J repaired by experienced workmen. T7OLLBRACHT'S NEW- ZEALAND : V TOBACCO GROWING, OURING, AND 'MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Hkad Office , „. Auckland. • >' ' ■ ' ' ' IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. The above Company has been formed for the purpose of promoting the Growth of Tobacco by Farmers, amongst whom genuine Havana and American Beejs will be distributed, with printed instructions, Fbeb. i Growers will be visited from time to time, and all information given by' ,tho undersigned, who iis well known all over New Zealand in connection with the Tobacco Industry. , , ;", '■ ' ' "■'■•■ 1 , The Company- undertake to .purchase the Crops from Farmerß at > remunerative rates, giving the highest prices for good sound leaf. The process of Curing Will be carried on by the Company for'horae consumption and exportation- on their own premises.' ' 'if he pinnate and coil of this cpuntry hav- > ing been, patisfactorily proved to' be capable , of producing the best Tobaccos, the Company invites Fanners willing to grow and 1 fl^l 'Tobacco to communicate with them on, the •sjibjeo.t, , ; • •■•it '. .< • j{. ''I \ • All communications to be addressed to the. jlanarin^ ( JJtfreoidr 1 , Box 188, Post Office, Auckiana, "' , ■ , . AUGUST VOLL^RAOHTi [ ' . Managing Director. t 0 ,s c p"h l l s TIN AND COPPER SMITH, PLUMBER, ' GAS, AND WATER-FIITER , Electric Bells fitted at a Keaaonable Oost. RIDGWAY STREET,' "' W'AKOANUt. '- "