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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11166, 29 January 1904, Page 2

CKIOKET. England v. Australia, 4th TEST MATCH. TICK THE EKSULT AND WIN THE WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS £50. FIFTY POUNDS STERLING will be presented lo tbe per eon who correctly estimates tbe result of the 4tb Tefcfc Match between England and Austmha, to comtnoHoe in Sydney on or about 'Ztith February, 1904. Should more than one person give tbe result, the amount will be proportion ately divided among them Should no obmpatiior bo exactly correct, the amount wilt be given to tho peruon who states tbe result most closely, but in tbe event of a tie, tbe prize will bo divided eqnnlJy. The following is^ au example /or competitors : — • *'l select tbo Australian Teßm to win tbe LAinrth Tent Match by ...... innings, . .6. .wickets, ..Z..uijjti. John Joxes, < 114 Mary Street. Junee, N.H.W." Competitors must cue out tbe label headed ••{Jaution to thp Public," which is en t'-e yellow wrapper of eaob bottle of Wolfe's Schnapps, n.nd write their selection on tbo back of it. If any other part of the wrapper is »But the selection will bo informal. AU selections roust reaob as not later than tbo day before tho Match starts. All envelopen must be properly ttamped : ouctide Sydney, 2d ; Sydney and Suburban radiuw, Id, and bo marked "WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS, iiSO," and bo ad<Jrepa«d to the "PROPR IE TOR a cf WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS, Box 250. tr P. 0., Sydney. All tbe igsulgs will be sealed before tbo Match commeuceß, and deposited with tho Manßßer of the Sydney Dailj' Telegraph, who has kindly consented to hqld them during its continuation.

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