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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 77, 31 March 1881, Page 4

Auckland Racing Club, ADTUMN MEETII*G~ v HN. ABBOTT has opened a list • on tbe novel principle wbicb gave such universal satisfaction at the late Bummer meetiDg of the above Club. I 2000 Subscribers at £1 each. All ■ the Races will be Mixed To* GETHEB AMD DfiAWN FOB. About J2O PRIZES ' -For ptopremme and other particulars apply at this Office, or Free, by Post, on : application to H. N. ABBOTT, Proprietor:" United Service" Hotel, 663— a 4 uckland, A UCKLAND AUTUMN MEETING. FISHER'S OCCIDENTAL HOTEL £500 SWEEP ON THE AUMUMN HANDICAP. 600 SUBSCRIBERS AT 20S< EACH. First Horse £150 ■' Second Horse ... «. ••• 100 Third Horse ... «0 Starters (divided) 100 Non-starters (divided) ... 100 ■ Tickets to be obtained from i ; ALBERT FISHER, j Occidental Hotel, Auckland. . Drawing will take place oa 16«'h Apri 1 . Please add exchange to cheque, and tend stamps for repply and result. 943— 4 a Canterbury Autumn Meeting. .O QdClfi SWEEP on the Canterbury S&frIKJxJVJ Grent Autumn Handicap, to be run at Christchurch, on the 18th April, 1881 Tickets £1 First Horse ... *, £4CO Second Horse 200 Third Horse 100 Other Sorters (divided) 300 ' Non-starters (divided) 500 60 prizes at £10 each 500 The Fifty Prizes at £10 fach is quite a new : principle, and brings the number of prizes up to about SO, which gives subscribers a better chance. If cheques are forwarded exchange must be addei. Wherever possible, Poßt-office Orders should be forwarded, and stamps enclosed for reply. The List will be Cosed on the 16th of 'April. . THEODORE BROWN, : 19, Grey-atreet, or Box 210, PosS-cffice, 856 Auckland. The Curse of the CJolonies is Intemperance. ALL who desire the well-being of their fellow- creatures should keep in their houses and on their tables those CELEBRATED, PLEASANT, REFRESHING akd NON-INTOXICATING BEVERAGES Belle Eau, AND Champagne Ginger Ale, bottled expressly for, and exported by ■■ COURTENAY SMITH, Stab Chambebs, Wellington, and.highly spoken of by the Pr<S3. In Champagne Pints suitable for Family use, Five Shillings per dczen, delivered, for cash. Orders may be booked at Mb. JOHN LOCK'S, : ... Waimea- street, 02, if wholesale, sent direct to the exporter. 902— tc THE MEDICINAL VIRTUES OF WAIWERA 1 AND ROTORUA • WATERS, BY DR. A. L. A. ECCLEB. Lake House, Rotorua, Sept. 1 2, 1880. I 1 have visited Waiwera (Hot Spriops) also Lake House, .Ohinemutu, and the Terrace Hotel, Tarawera, on a tour for the purpose of investigating the properties of the various Bot Springs. I have in each ease stayed at the hotels owned by Mr R. Graham, and have to tbank him and his manages for the great courtesy extended towards mo. The Springs at the first two mentioned places, I feel confident, possess the, most valuable medicinal qualities, whilst tbe Terraces (easily accessible from the last mentioned place) are ' such that' evtery person possessing the means ought to visit, .The internal .arrangements of the" various hotels have been nude; to meet the requirements of Invalids and Tourists, and this object has been fully fulfilled. A. LESLIE A. ECCLES, 8.A., M.8., Cantab.; F.R.C.S., L.M., Edin. 3818 ftIHE GOSPEL OAK IRON AND JL GALVANIZED IRON AND WIRE COMPANY. First Prize Medal Sydney Exhibition i 1870-80. rjnHE GOSPEL OAK IBON JL AMD GALVANISED IRON & WIRE COMPANY Ikojc Masotaotubbbb & Galvavisbbs. First Brand. . ■ . . Second Brand. < ; |Gr AVohob O."[Trade Markß.] « Eaghs." Fxbst QrmiiT. / Sbooito Qtjalitt The GOSPEL OAK Is the oldest Manufacture, of GalvaniMd lron'ttf England. The ! original Galvanised Tinnedlron w'ae first made at these works^ the .year 1842, This iron obtained the PRIZE MEDAL for " excellent qttality;" at the Great Ekibitiqn of 1862, i Wiiig the only Prize Medal awarded in the Ttau < • ■•..,•;•'■' : ' ■ ' The price is now greatly rfidmed, i Works: Gospel Oak Iron Works, Tipton : . Mitre Worked Wolverhampton : , Regent'eCanal,Limehoufle,London. Wurehouße— 66, Upper Thamea-street, London a Export Office— llo Cannon-et London 9561

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> T) LUCAS & SON, Kit Book-binders, Arid MACHINE RUIiEES. All kinds of Account Books, &c, made to order at Melbourne Prices. Library|Books Repaired or Rebound at 1206* moderate prided. '.:) ' ' -— — fX ROTATION 8: 6d,^ or posted, 6ii Free Trade— Local Self Government —Direct Taxfttiem'^Bßnking— Land Tenure —Importance of 'Municipalities— Gleanings 1 Published for E. Tuokbb, by R. Ldoab k*n Sok. ahd Bold by all Booksellers: "" "#littQ Star "Line of Expresses. iPI HARLES ■• ADAMSON begs to ■ Vtj/. tbanK hie numerous customeri for thd liberal support accorded Mm, and! desires to inform ttiem that he has SOLD his •" White Star '? Line of Expresses to Mr. JOHN M. OALDER, and hopes that the same patronage will be bestowed upon his successor. With reference to the above, I wish to inform my numerous friends and tbe public generally that I have purchased the above Line of Expresses, and hope, by strict attention to business, combined with civility and moderate charges, to merit a fair share of their patronage. JOHN M. CALDER. Wood and Coal delivered at the lowest possible prices. N.B.— • Furniture carefully removed. 962— 1 m T MTJNCASTEK, -^ s PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Trafalgar Street, NELSON.

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