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Wanganui Herald, Volume XX, Issue 5631, 29 May 1885, Page 4

Sweeps THE PREMIER STEEPLECHASE OF NEW ZEALAND. Will Close 22nd June next. Hawke's Bay Steeplechase Meeting. £2000 On the JJAWKE'S BAY STEEPLECHASE, To be run at Hastings on June 25, 1885. Eaoh Ticket has Seven Chances. H.B. Stkbplkohask. Cash Awards.^ First Horse ...£SOO lat £100 .-£IOO Second Horse .« 250 2»t 50 ... 100 Third Horse .. 125 3at 25 .- 75 Starters £25 each 176 10 at 20 _ 200 Non-starters £12 10 at 10 .- 100 each «. 125 50 at 5 .- 250 £1175 | £825 Each Ticket has Seven chances. One Ticket can win the First Prize in the race event and six separate Cash awards, in all £710. Note — Jacob Faithful, from the support hitherto accorded him, is confident of nlling this Sweep. Should the number of applications exceed the above, the prizes will be increased accordingly pro rata. Drawing under supervision of Town and Country Shareholders and Representatives of the Presß. Cheques out of Hawke's Bay must have Is added for exchange. P.O. Orders preferred. Two stamps for reply and result; Apply Jacob faithful, Care of N. Jacobs, Tickets ICs] Box 7, Post Office, Napier, ADVANCE HAWERA. ON and after Monday, the 23rd March, J. Flynn will Run a Cab to meet all Trains to and from Hawera. Punctuality guaranteed. J. FLYNN, Proprietor. r~^ o b b & r^ o. On and after the 6th of July, a Coach will leave the Royal Hotel, Palmerston North, for Woodville and Matamau Railway Station, daily, at 6.15 a.m. JAMES MACARA, Proprietor C Chevannes, Agent. COBB & CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. A. Hall Proprietor. FROM FOXTON TO WELLINGTON. Leaves Whyte's Hotel, Foxton, every morning (Sunday excepted). Single fare, £1 10s ; return, jjt2 10s available for one month. tST To ensure a seat, passengers should book at C. H. CHAVANNE'S, Agent, Victoria Hotel, COBB'S LINE OF ROYAL ;MAIL COACHES.^ NOTICE. THE undersigned desires to inform the public that he has taken over the line of Coaches running between Hawera and Opunake, and hopes by punctuality and attention to the requirements of customers, to merit a continuance of the favors hitherto conferred upon Mr Proaaer. The^Coaches will run as under : — jj Hawera-Opunake. Leave Hawera at 2.30 p.m. ; Leave Manaia 3.45 p.m. ; Leave Otakeho 4,45 p.m. ; Arrive Opunake 7 p.m. Leave Opunake 6.30 p.m.; Otakeho 8.30 a.m.; Manaia 9.30 a.m. ; Arrive Hawera 11 a.m. CHAS. GOOSEY, Proprietor. STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT. THE RUSSIANS EXPECTED AT WANGANUI HARBOR, And/also at Kapiti, at the Back of the Empire City. 20,000 MEN under arms in town ready to defend the Harbor. Ji~^ O M E Z \x a Will have the contract to supply them with his Celebrated GINGER ALE to keep them warm while in the fogs and damps at the Heads. In this expectation six carpenters will be engaged at the Factory making cases to fulfil orders. To those who will be a little bilious at the sight of the Russians, and who will require a tonic to invigorate their nerves, I shall supply an endless quantity of Booth's Celebrated Non-intoxicating Aerated Horehound CHAMPAGNE. Good Templars need not be afraid of drinking this beverage, as it is not fermented with brewer's yeast, and will not hurt the system. 500,000 Cases of the Prize Ginger Ale and other Summer Drinka ready for Shipment to Afghanistan, Notwithstanding this heavy demand on his energios, J. Gome/, will be equal to the occasion, and will punctually attend to orders from his regular customers and others, J. (jTOMEZ,| Stbam Aerated Water Manufactory, BULLS & MARTON. J>ROPERTIES FOR SALE OR LEASE. HAWERA— Sub- Section 56, Block 9, Hawera, 50ft. frontage to High Street, corner Section, meeting four roads; good site for General Store Sub-Section 49, Block 9, Hawera, adjoining the above Sub>Sections 50 and 51, Block 9, Hawera, each 33ft. frontage to High Street, and situated in the centre of the town OPUNAKECorner Section No. 12, Block^39, one rood ; good site for Store or Public House ; on mai^ road Section 1, Block 39, one rood, corner Section, and near the centre of the town ; near Prosser's Hotel Section 2, Block 45, one rood, near the above 2 Acres Suburban Land, part of Section 24, near the Post Office Seotion 27, 4 acres 3 roods 30 perches, with good house thereon, fenced and improved. ThoHmoat favorable terms for payment will be|given for any of the above properties, or they will be leased with a purchasing clause or told on yearly payments. For further particulars, apply* at this office. Great Cheap Sale Of SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES At the Old-kstabllsiied Corner Boot Shop— i INSWORTH'S. XX. The undeniable good quality of the Boots and Shoes at the Corner Boot Shop is a fact familiar as household words to nearly every family for miles aiound Wanganui. And thoy must be turned into ready money, for there is no " Dilly-dallying whore necessity Drives.'* To keop your .Feet warm nud dry, AHUWOK'i'U'S Watertight Hoots you try; Tlipy aro not tliu h<irt th.it break and give, And let in wator like n aiuvo : But firm unit strong to stand tho weather, Made from sound— not rotten— leather, Price JMtucn .Shillings a pair ; TU aoinutliiiig wonderful how thoy wear — They nuver either rip or tear, But carry you aai'o through everywhere. AINSWORTH'S, Corner Boot Shop. Everybody Knows It I