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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1653, 21 January 1913, Page 3

3 ' SPORTING. 1 • RACING CLUB, qnrnmS MEETING. I SUMMER MEETING. CD( J 25th JANUARY, 22nd, .3rd, and 25th JANUARY, : FIRST DAT, (ANNIVERSARY DAY). FIRST RACE STARTS AT NOON. iearo forßnceoaurse as follow:— To Aro depart, 10.5, 12.13, 12.28, 10 «• ILS. 10 ' 14 ' - 10 ' 23 ' 10 - 45 ' »5. A. E. WHYTE, Secretary, J)ANNEVIRKE RACING' CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. - mK.n'nvf.i]! 5 Club ' s C"urs«. Tamnki, ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, A mr.?! 1 - sth and fith, 1913. PENALIILS.—The winner of any flat race (after declaration of weights) to carry a penalty of 101b.', and of,every additional race a further penalty of 61b. &orse9 handicapped at Bst. 101b. or over to qarry only half tho abovo peitSlties, or, if ho thinks fit, the handicapper may increase the above penalties. Owners aro 0 f° r oil . penalties. NOMINATIONS' close, with the exception of Irial and Maiden, with tho Secrecy on SATURDAY, Bth FEBRUARY, 1913, at 9 p.m. . , ■ . WEIGHTS for the first day's faces will bo declared on or about 15th FEBRUARY, For the second day's races on the night of the first day's races about 8.30 p.m. Acceptances for' the first day's races, also .entries for tho Trial and Maiden, ?ii?° Secretary, Dannevirke, on 16th I'EBRUARY, 1913, at 9 p.m. ~l'?r tho second day's races close with tho Secretary at'tho Club's Office, Dannevirke, on tho night of tho first day's races at 9.30 p.m. : , Telegraph office closes at 8 p.m. ior Programme, ceo "Referee," Cards, and . Posters. • . • \. .

SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. 1 ROBERT TAKLE, ' ' 'i ■' Secretary, Z . • P.O. Box 55, Dannevirke. ' J Approved by tho Hawko's Bay; Jockey li ,W. J. STRATTON, Secretary, i ; December 6,-1912. ; r HOTEL NOTICES. ' THE EMPIRE HOTEL. ; . WILLIS~STREET. "DECENT improvements and -extensive interior alterations, including-tho addition of a New and Up-to-date Electrie Lift, have just been completed and I installed at this Hotel. . New Spacious Lounge and Reception Rooms. - j • , Two Night Porters always in attend-' ance. . '■ All Trains and Steamers met. Box 385. t 'Phone ISO. ■„ F.; POpL, Proprietress; : WELLINGTON/ ■ ffOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, - 107 £?■ ' CUBA-STREET. v : Wellington's Lcadifeg.Private Hotel! Accommodation for 100 gaests. ■ First-class Cuisine. Every modern convenience, Ladies Private Drawing-rooms, Sitting-rooms, etc.. Lounges, and eight luodern Bathrooms, including electric light and electriu lire alarms.. Tariff, Gs. day. Permanent Boarders as' per arrangement, CLYDE QUAY HOTEL C (Facing Oriental Bay Esplanade).' A. SCHAUEH, lato Chief Inspector • Department of Public Health, has taken over this popular, hostelry, and invites all old and new'friends to' favour him with their patronage. The ideal epot for a few days rest in the city. Wiro for rooms,. Moderate tariff. Trams every few minutes. Penny section. — ri - NOW OPEN. 7TIHE NEW GRAND tIOTEL, LEVIN. , 50—ROOMS—50. ' Ono of the most modern of its kind in riow Zealand. E. C. HIGGINS, , Proprietress, ■ WAVERLEY PRIVATE /HOTEL, , (ipp. New Te Aro Post Olhce), City. , _ Absolutely. fire and earthquake-proof. Contains all. modern conveniences and [ comforts. A large promenade roof,' over-, looking Harbour. ' 'Phone' 2947. . ■ 1 •- - Proprietress • I

M E - QUINN .{late Provin- •'■ J?p? r T Hutt > has:taken over the Family Hotel, Lower Hutt, and invites all old and new/friends to Rive him a share of their patronage. Superior accommodation. Special Terms to Permanent Boarders.-' i All Hq.uors-guaranteed itrue to name and lapel. Speight's Boer drawn from'the wood. ■ ■■... , HOTEL FOE 'SALE. DWAN BROS., V ' WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON (Established S3 Years,) "WE require a Purchaser for seaport c n 'F? tel, dlstTlct Going ahead fast; 6 years, Lease. Genuine trade, .£IOO weekly. Free house, drawing up to 15 hogsheads rr 6 t cash down required. Hotel in first-class repair; recently newlv done up. Country> Hotel; rent, .£5; takings, £135 guaranteed; only hotel in township, DWAN BEOS., WILLIS WELLINGTON;

FOR SALE, Brewery and fruit-growing BUSINESS, AS A GOING CONCERNS 5 Hogshead Brow-cry Plant, vfith nil ap. pliances, etc., etc., also presses, etc., for wine-making. . ■ 2 now dwellings, each of G rooms, 5 vineries, 50ft. (2 with heating apparatus). \ ' ' 1 cucumber-house, 50ft. (with heating apparatus). 1 tomato-house, 90 x 27 (with heating apparatus). Also trapsheds, etc. Whole contained in 2 acres rich land, planted with full bearing fruit trees; about 2 miles from Nelson. Owner can show good turnover. Only reason for selling is ill-health. It. B. AND A. E. JACKSON, Land and Estato Agents, NELSON. ' J, US T LANDED. 'H WIDE RANGE Of ROLL TOP DESKS. Entirely New Styles. Prioos to Suit Everyone. 'THE OFFICE APPLIANCE - CO., LTD., 17 and 19 Cuba Street, WELLINGTON, 'Phono lG7fi. HEALTH "SECRETSI ZOUTH .Gold Pills positively onr« Constipation, Headache, Bihousnasi, Sallow and Blotchy Skin. A roal ojmplexion pill. "They Touoh th<» Liver." - Small Pill » doM. Store prioo#, 10 rill* l*, ftt (liiO) Si, i.' EaaJ uui».