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Evening Star, Issue 4290, 25 November 1876, Page 3

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I**t« AttverttSbcneaCs. BT«sANDBBWVpA^Y; RAILWAY TRIP ANi} PICNIC under the ausbices of the Ayrshire Association, to be held at J&wgieL on J HUBS DAY, 30th iVovember. • ' '- A first-claßß band will b* in attendance. . A special train will leave Dunedin at 10 am, calling at Caversham and Abbotsford Stations. pKOGBAMME : I.—Qaoitinflr~(aH-come7 8); En'xance, 2s 6d. First, 50s; second, 20s ; third, 10s. 2.—Handicap Hace, 200 yards. Entrance, 2s 6d. First, 30a j second, 15a. B.—Handicap Walking Match half-mile (boya tinder 16). No entrance fee. First, 10s • second, 6s;Jhird, 2s6d. ,~- 4.—-Running Hop, Step, and Leap. Entrance 2s 6d. Firat, 20s; Becond, 10*. £ —.handicap Kace,'44o yards. Entrance, 2s 6<i„. First, 40s; second,;2oa-; third, 10s. Entra«ce,.2B.oci. Prizes —Trophi f.—Bell Ra'te (blindfolded).- No entrance fee. 3fjrßt,losi B.—Consolation Handicap, 150 yards Open to all who have run. during the day, and have not won afirsf jp'nie. '■ No entrance fee. First prize, ]ss; sscond, 7s 6d. ~ fee.. First, j second, 5s ; third, 2s 6<L No winner of an advertised raco allowed to compete. .Three competitoisor no Becond prize; four, or no third,:, > iU&e decision of the judges in all cases to be final. i Entries for quoiting and 200 and 440 yards handicap rapeß will be received at the Douglas p.m« ' Refreshments provided on the ground. Jbetum tickets (inoluding admission to tie grounds J, 2»6d; may- be had from any of the v ©amities, or members of the Association. EDUCATION BOARD NOTICES I EACHEPiS Are. wanted for the Schools at RfiilMllliiliJl obtained from 'theveferkß to.ithe School Committees respectively, or at the Education Office. ■'.-.' ; I, ;,i~,. An Examination of Candidates for Licenses or for certificates of competency as Teachers, will be hel'd at the Normal School en the 19th and 20th of December. Candidates for Licenses or for Class 111. Certificates must Bend and for Class LL fourteen days notice. JOHN HWLuP, ! f ecretary Prints. Caliooes. Scarfs. Hollands. Flannels. Bow. Dresses. Blankets. Collars. Glove.'. Forfars. Frill ngs. Frill ngs. I.aces. i -Sheetings. Hosier?;. \ Bibbons. Towels. Haberdashery. .HE CHEAPESTHOU E in Dunedinin which to Purchase theabove goods is . George rtreet, jnearCctagon. ; Bis motto is ''Small profits and quiok rettupM." Ittsgeotion invitod. u New Prints, 7id, usual price 9d White and Brown Calicoes, 4W, 5d., 6JJ, od, 6id :<. '■■ •■'• '.:■■■■ .i ■■ y Flannels, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is 9d up Blanket*, from 13s 9d Honeycomb Towels, 6d Unbleached Sheetings, two yards wide, lOd . Bleached Twill, two yards wide, 1b 4Jd Gloves, White and Colored Hosiery—an extensive assortment from 6d. R. :^KOWN, George street, near Octagon TAGO LABOR M *KT Savants pi T every desoriptii r. w lit d ..obeYt M'Kenne, 6, Koya,! UubedJtt. Apply immediately. . ~ BNDEB-4 wanted till noon on Friday, December 8, foje; FittL>g*. new Musea*. DAVID BOSS, Architect, The Octagon. SSIS'MNE CUTTER Watfted, for &• . Bpoke trade, must be experienced, d; good aalary. Apply Otago Clothing !M*prY....„...J- '.'- ! &tfe£brd and small lujnp W(ow.. i CaVershMri.