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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 395, 26 January 1850, Page 2

The decision of the Umpire to be final on all points. The Committee will increase the amount of the Prizes if the funds are sufficient. Each boat to carry a distinguishing Flag, during the whole race, and no boat to be allowed to take in or throw out ballast during the race. Three boats to stait or no race. The second boat in each race to save her stakes. The Committee to have the power of postponing the Regatta, in the event of the weafher proving unfavourable. If a postponement is decided upon, the Committee will cause two guns> be fired from the " Josephine," and a single flag hoisted at the main, at nine o'clock, a. m. ; on the 29th. Fred. W. Merriman, Hon. Sec.

British & Foreign Warehouse. DECLINE OF THE SEASON, fPHE Present Season being now far advanced •i- and approaching toward its termination, it has become expedient to adopt effective measures for the speedy disposal of all Summer Goods remaining on hand. To promote this object, recourse will now be had to the usual course in such cases, and fiom this date, therefore, it is respectfully intimated, a uniform reduction to a very considerable extent will take place on all exclusively Summer Goods. Jan. 26, 1850.

British $ Foreign Warehouse* MODERATE PRICES. rPHERE being apparently at the present -L time an Excessive Stock of Bonnets of various descriptions in the Market, that portion of the public in quest of a cheap article are respectfully informed that they can be supplied from a rather extensive stock, with what will be found very respectable Bonnets in plain and fancy Stiaw, Chip, and Tuscan, at prices commencing at Is. each !