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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4268, 24 November 1874, Page 3

Corporation Notices£3ooo IN SIX PER CENT. DEBENTURES. INVERCARGILL BOROUGH CORPORATION. Issued under Ordinance intituled “ The Otago Municipal Corporation Ordinance, 1865.” THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited) has been instructed by the Corporation o£ the town of to invite TENDERS for the whole or any portion of Debentures representing £3OOO, and bearing interest at Six per cent, per annum, payable half-yearly. The Debentures will be payable in twenty years, and will be dated Ist December, 1874. They ■will be for £SO each, and secured on the town rates. The Coupons attached for each half year’s interest will be made payable, free of exchange, at any office of the National Bank of New Zealand (Limited) in New Zealand. A minimum price will be fixed before the tenders are opened. Tenders, in accordance with the annexed form, will be received by the National Bank of New Zealand (Limited) up to NOON on the 30th NOVEMBER, 1874, and must be addressed “Tender for Invercargill Borough Corporation Loan.” Payment will be required as follows ; —Five per cent, on amount applied for to accompany tender, and balance within fifteen days of acceptance. The Debentures will bear interest from Ist DECEMBER, 1874. Copies of the Ordinance, authorising the Loan, may be seen at the offices of the National Bank of New Zealand (Limited), Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, and Invercargill. For the National Bank of New Zealand (Limited), ADAM BURNES, Inspector and General Manager. Wellington, November 21. Form of Tender. I hereby tender, subject to conditions advertised under date the day of 1874, for £ of the “ Corporation of the Town of Invercargill Loan,” for which I undertake to pay at the rate of £ for every Fifty pound Debenture. I enclose the sum of £ , being five per cent, on the amount applied for. Name Address Race Meeting. MARTON-RANGITIKEI RACE MEETING, To be held at BULL’S on Ist JANUARY, 18 75. President : Major Marshall. Vice-President : Mr. H. S. Harrison. Stewards : Messrs, J. Cameron, J. Shield, D. Scott, D Fraser, R. Stevens, C. Crocker, Major Moßarnett. Judge: Mr. W. T. Owen. Starter ; Mr. R. L. C. Birch. Clerk of Scales ; Mr. R, S. Low. Clerk of Course : Mi - . A. Higgle. Ist. —To start at 11 a.m. sharp. Hurdle Race, of £3O. Entrance £2 ; two miles, over six jumps 3ft. 9in. high. Weights, one stone over weight for age. 2nd.— Hack Hurdle Race, sweepstakes of £1 with £5 added ; one mile and a half, over four jumps. Post entry. 3rd.—To start at 12 noon. Produce Stakes, of £SO. Entrance £3 ; one mile and a half. Open to all horses that have not run for an advertised race at date of entry. The winner of any advertised race after entrance to carry a penalty of 51bs., and of two such races a penalty of 71bs. Weights for age. 4th.—To start at 12.30. Scurry, of £lO. Entrance, £1 ; once round the course. Heats. The winner to be sold by auction immediately after the race. Any surplus over £2O to go to the fuuda of the Club. Post entry. sth. —To start at 2 p.m. Goodwood Stakes, of £SO. Entrance £3; two miles. Open to all horses foaled between the Otaki and Waingongoro rivers. Weights for age. Gth. —To start at 3 p.m. Ladies’ Purse, of £2O. Entrance, £2 ; one mile and a half. Welter weights. Gentlemen riders, who are members of the Club. Post entry. 7th.—To start at 4 p.m. Marton-Rangitikei Handicap, of £IOO ; two miles and a half. Nomination, £2. Acceptance, £5. Nominations to be lodged with the Secretary, at Martou, by 7 p.m. on Saturday, 21st November, 1874. Weights to he published in the Wanganui papers on the 28th November. Acceptances to be made by 7 p.m. on Saturday, 12th December, 1874, The winner of any advertised race of the value of £7 5 to carry a penalty of 51bs. extra 5 of two or more races - 71bs. extra. Bth. Consolation Stakes, of £2O. For all beaten horses. Entrance, £l. Handicap. Once round the course and a distance. Post entry. RULES: 'ho rules of the Marton-Rangitikei Jockey b will be adhered to. 'he decision of the Stewards to be final, lualification fee, £1 Is. Vo horses to be entered or no race, and in event of leas than three starting, only half stakes will bo given. ill jockeys to appear in proper Jockey coslc, under a penalty of £1 la. Intries for the Hurdle Race, Produce Stakes, Goodwood Stakes, to he in the hands of Secretary by 8 p.m. on Saturday, 28th /ember, 1874. W. G. WATT, Secretary and Treasurer, larton, 20th October, 1874. DraperyRAND DISPLAY OF MILLINERY Now on view at IE ARO HOUSE, CUBA-STBEET. AMES SMITH has great pleasure in iniing his customers that he is showing in Millinery room window New Millinery Bonnets New Trimmed Hats New Leghorn Hats New Pearl Straw Hats New White Ostrich Plumes New White Ostrich Feathers Now Black Yak Laces New Colored Laces New Black Mantillas, handsomely trimmed OTXCE. —JAMES SMITH'S extraordi- - variety of DRESS FABRICS and COSMES, consisting of Arabian Glacie /Alpacas, sd Canadian, plain and striped, Japanese >ed Grenadines, Tussore cloths. Summer espuns, Persian stripes, colored Llamas, and icrous other textile fabrics, from 5Jd. per I, all of which are imported SPECIALLY the trade of Te Aro House PACAS. ALPACAS. A most extensive choice of tins highly esteemed material. The silk-finished, tinted Alpacas defy all competition for brilliancy and durability, from Bs. Cd per dress. Patterns free per post, he superior stock of Men’s, Youths’, and a’ Clothing kept at Te Aro House is being hj appreciated for their superior value and 1 fit. VIES SMITH, To Aro House,jCuba-street