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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4590, 6 December 1875, Page 3

UTT PARK AND RACEjI. COURSE BOARD. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned until' SATURDAY next, the. 11th instant, from persona desirousof Leasing, for a period of two years, about eight (8) acresof Land fronting the public road, and adjoining the original Hutt Park and Racecourse Reserve. The land, which is already fenced in witn a good four-railed fence, will be pointed out to intending lessees, on applying to Mr. JOHN OUDBY, Hutt. WILLIAM HICKSON, Chairman of the Board. Wellington, 4th December, 1875. Business notices MESSRS. T. M. HARDY JOHNSTON AND WADDINGTON, CIVIL ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, Land, Marine, and Mining Surveyors. Chief Offices—Steinhoff's Buildings, Princesstreet, Dnnedin; Tinakori Road, Wellington; 2, Don-street, Invercargill; and at Oamaru. Bills of Quantities for all kinds of railway works, street trams,' harbors, docks, roads, town sewage, water supply, and other constructional works carefully and expeditiously prepared, and accuracy guaranteed. N.B.—Corporate Bodies, Road Boards, private and other companies waited upon. TESSRS. MURRAY, COMMON, AND '■' ' CO. beg to intimate to the farmers ■ool-growers of Wellington and tho neighboring provinces that they have COMMENCED BUSINESS in this CITY AS CASH BUYERS OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, AND STATION PRODUCE GENERALLY. In addition to buying they will also be prepared to make ADVANCES at lowest current rates, up to full New Zealand value, against all wool or other produce consigned to them for shipment. Having established connections throughout the neighboring colonies and the principal markets in Europe and America, they can assure clients that their consignments will be shipped to the best market, and their interests will in every way receive the most careful attention. Account sales promptly rendered. OEEICE—LAMBTON-QUAY, (Nearly opposite the Bank of New Zealand). JELLING OPE ! SELLING OFF ! ! B. COHEN, while thanking the inhabitants of Wellington and the country districts for the exceedingly liberal support accorded to him since he commenced business in Wellington, begs to announce, in consequence of the rapid increase in his business, that he finds it necessary to make extensive alterations, preparatory to which he will hold a clearing sale of first-class goods, comprising watches, clocks, diamond rings for ladies and gentlemen, diamond sets, plateware, and all descriptions of jewelry of a most superior quality, musical boxes, fancy goods, &c, &c. This being a genuine clearing, sale of firstclass goods, the public can rely on getting a superior article at a reduction of 30 per cent, off usual selling price. Christmas presents and New Year's gifts in great variety. Address—Willis-street (next door to the Empire Hotel). R O H O U S E. NEW STRIPED GRENADINES 370 yards striped grenadineß, 5Jd. 340 yards striped grenadines, s|d. NEW FANCY MOHAIRS. 1910 yards striped mohairs, 4Jd 1895 yards fancy mohairs, 4Jd. OKA PAIRS MUSLIN CURTAINS AOV AT TE ARO HOUSE. '■. ■. Muslin curtains, 4s. 9d. Muslin curtainß, ss. 6d. Muslin curtains, 6s. 6d. Muslin curtains, 7s. 9d. Muslin curtains, 9s. 9d. i Muslin curtains, 10s. 6d. OOK PARS LACE CURTAINS AT; TE ARO HOUSE. Lace curtains, 6s. 6d. ,',,:.. Lace curtains, Bs. od. Lace curtains, 9s. 6d.; i : ' ■ Lace curtains, 10s. 6d. Lacei curtains, 12s. 6d. Lace curtains, 13s. 6d. JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE. TAMESON BROTHERS & CO., .WHOLESALE GROCERS WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS (Opposite the Scotch Church), public in general that they have the undermentioned goods for sale, every line of Which is guaranteed to be of the very best quality:— t Superior mixed tea, 2s. Bd. per lb. j 400 boxes tea, each 121 b., 225., 255., 285., and 30s. per box 150 qr-chests tea, each 201 b., 40s. 50 J.chests choice congou, Is. Bd., 25., and 2s. 4d. per lb. 100 cases salmon, BsJ 6d. per doz., lOd. per tiq 70 cases Swiss milk, 9s. per doz., lOd. per tin , 40 cases sardines, Js and Js, 10s. 6d. and 6s. ■ . per dozen 5 tons Mauritius sugar, 4Jd. per lb. 12 tons best white sugar, sd. per lb. 1 ton household soap, 19s. per cwt., 6d. per bar 2 tons ■ double-crown soap, 245. per cwt., 7d per bar ' lfc.tons :pale yellow, 295. per.cwt., 9d. per , bar 8 tons first prize soap, 325. per cwt., lOd. per bar , . Negrohead tobacco (Barrett's), 4s. 6d. per lb.. " " . . n Waterlily tobacco, 4s. 6d. per lb., £2Z per cwt. . ' ' •. Wines and spirits And all other goods, too numerous to mention, at equally low prices. BOff" Note the Address .gff JAMESON BROTHERS & CO., (Opposite the Scotch Church), Willis-street. NOTICE-— MR. R. PROUSE begs to inform Builders, Contractors, and others that he will be able, on and after the Ist November, to supply all orders for sawn timber at current prices, his timber being chiefly Matai and Totara of the bestquality Addres3—Mr. R. Prouse, Lower Wainuiomata'iSaw MilL L I N D S. BLINDS. Just received —35,000 ft. of Clear Pine Laths, ex Border Chief ...... ; EA S B Y'S Venetian and Wire Blind Woek3, Willis-street, opposite New Zealand Tikes office. Prices on application. >ACES! RACES!! RACES!!! Visitors to the Course this year need be under no anxiety in regard to that most important question, Where shall we dine? There need be no packing of hampers to carrying cold lunoheons to the Hutt, for D. MORGAN will be able to supply a good hot dinner, including poultry, joints, ; vegetables, sweetß, salads, &c, each clay, at a reasonable price. The correct tip for the races is therefore to dine' at' '■•■•■ MORGAN'S MONSTER REFRESHMENT BOOTH. The odds are 1000 to 1 that those who make their books to do this will come off winners. D. MORGAN, CONEEOTIONEII, Eambton-Quay and Hutt Racecourse.