DUNEDIN CUP 1875.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 298, 13 November 1874, Page 3

DUNEDIN CUP 1875.

The following nominations for the Dunedin Cup, to be run for at the annual races in March next,' were declared at the Empire Hotel last .week : Mr John Emerson's Guy Fawkes, by E a ens worth—Fidget, 3 yrs Mr James Cotton's ch h Castaway, 5 yrs Mr H Goodman's b m Kathleen, 5 yrs Captain Hutchison's ch m Mabel, 6 yrs Captain Hutchison's b g Earl of Lynne, 4 yrs Captiin Hutchison's br m Spritsail, 4 yrs Mr James g Medicus, by Scud —Ohio* 3 yi'E Mr Jaiiit».i MunaglianV cli h Tripoli?, lat<; Ada Colt, 4 yrs Mr E. Pritchard's br h Fetrobe, by PanicHester Grazebrook, 5 yrs Mr F R White's b g Atlas, aged Mr Walters's b m Yatterina, aged Mr G Co-)nib«s'B br h Flying Dutchman, by ' Peter Wilkins—Resistance, aged Mr G Coornhns's br h Kight Bower, by the Fein- - Midge, 5 yrs Mr "W C Webb's filly" by Malton-Spray 'A yrs Mr W G Webb's gelding by Malton—Ada, 3 yrs Mr F \V De'amain's Hercules • Mr F W Delamaiu's'b c Templeton, 4 yrs Mr F \V Phl.i main's b f The Belle, by Ualedon—Belle of the Isle, 3 yrs Mr D < V Brieu's b g Tamburini, 6 yrs Mr D Corsiin's ch f Seabird, by Stormbird— Virginia, 3 yrs Mr W H Tuggart's b or br g Boomerang, 6

J l-8 , Mr G- Dodson's b g*Merryman, aged Mr H Q-onrlpj's ch g Bobby Burns, aged Mr S A'osworthy's b li Traitor, by Traducer —Deception, 4 yrs Mr S Nosworthy's ch f Sonnamubula, by Towton—Opera, 3 yrs Mr H Redwood's b f Wainui, by Ravensworth—Waimea, 3 yrs Mr H Redwood's b f Rangi, by Ravenswortb. —Skybird, 3 yrs Mr H Redwood's ch f Ngara, by Raveneworth —Countess, 3 yrs Mr H Redwood's eh g Tui, by Ravenswortb. —Constance, 8 yrs Mr Thomas Pollock's b c Bothwell, by Mahratta—Lady Ellen, 4' yrs Mr Thomas Pollock's b c Captain Cook, by Mahratta—Lady of the Lake, 3 yrs

It is probable that the next mail from Melbourne will bring some addition to the above, as letters (containing nominations), dated the 31st. ult. will be received.

Steangehs paying a visit, to Dunedin are often at a loss to know what is the best establishment to visit for the purchase of drapery and clothing. Herbert, Haines; and Co. offer special advantages to the public that can be met with nowhere else in the city. They keep at all times the largest and best assorted stock of every class of goods, imported direct from the leading manufacturers and warehousemen at home, which, being bought entirely upon cash terms, they are enabled i,o offer goods of such sterling value as cannot be equalled by any other house in the trade. Every article in stock is marked at a fixed price for ready money, from which no abatement is ever made, so that the most inexperienced buy their goods at the same prices as the best judges. Their term 9 are—net cash, without discount or reductions of any kind.— Advt.