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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4932, 12 January 1877, Page 1

Amusements r JP HEA TR E - ROY AL. Lessees... ... Messrs: Batesand Howard Business Manager .... Mr. diaries Hillsden LAST TWO' N I G H T S Before the departure for Sydney of those acknowledged and celebrated artists, ME. AND MRS. F. ,M. BATES THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), Jan. 12A GRAND DOUBLE BILL. ' CASTE, AND CHARLE& If. MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, LAST NIGHT OF .THE SEASON » FAREWELL' BENEFIT OF MB. F, M. BATES. , . . ;i Dreso .circle, 45.; stalls, 2s. 6ft; pit, Doors, open at half-past 7 ; performance to commence at 8 o’clock: . ' YTT'ELLINGTON ■ ANNIVERSARY tf • - . BEGATTA,- * ’■ ■ ’ " To. be‘Reid MONDAY, the 22nd JANUARY, 1877, Under the Patronage of His Excellency theGovernor and the Marchibness- ot' Noitnanby. - ;f' : President.—His Worship the -MatyOr, Commodore.—George Hunter,'Esq.,M.Bf.R., Vice-Commodore. : —C. H. Snow, Esof4 1. First-Class Yacht Race.—Prizes New : Zealand Shipping Company’s Cup.." ; 2. Second Class Yacht'' Rack.— Five- tonsand under. Prize, Mr. Cohen’s Chp. 3. •Coasters 1 Race.—Prize, Messrs-' Savill, and Cb.’s Cnpt ■ -4. Open Boat Sailing: Race.—Prize hop yefc: determined; _ _ . j l , C.. 5. Fodk-oak OOTEieaim ' (with or without. coxswain).—Distance, three miles;,straighfc course, i Prize, Messrs. Beauchamp, Campbell, and .Co.’s Cup. i ’ .' : _ 6. Four-oar Inrigged Gig .Race.—Boats of any length and description, to, carry coxsw’ain. Distance; three miles straight course. Tin atreKo/al Prize! 7. Junior Fotooar Ikrigged gig, Race;— Distance, two' miles "straight ■coursa. Open to men who have never won-a- race. Prize not yet determined. ■; 8. Senior, Pair-oar Gig Race.-*—Distance, two miles ; straight course, prizes, -two small cups from regatta funds. 9. - Junior l Pair-oar Gig' 1 Race,-—Distance, two miles; straight course. Opento mea who have' never won' a race. Prize nofc yet determined. - .. .. 10. Whaleboat Race, each Boat to tie steered with a bona, fide Steer- Oar.— Distance, three miles ; circular coqise. Prize not yet"determined. | 11. Ships’ Gig Race. —Distance, two-miles ; straight course: ‘ Prize not yet “determined. ■ ■ *' ' 12. Scullers Race. —-Distance,’ one mile-and a half ; . straight course. Mr. J. R. Brown’s prize, silver sculls. Greasy Pole, Dock. Hunt; and Tub Races. Also, if sufficient funds are at the disposal of • the'committee— ■ Maiden FouiPoar Inrigoed Gig Race.— Distance, two miles; straight course. To be rowed, by men who have never-polled ■ in a public race; must be maidens on.<)ay of regatta . * '* AB~XIi .tuGG EITT VjrlU JICACE. Distance, two miles; straight’ course. To be -rowed by men who have never ' pulled in a public, race; must be maidena on day of regatta. . . These last two events, should time hot permit their'beihg rowed on the regatta day, will take place during the same week. In addition to the trophies, -money prizes will he given in each race, and where no second prize is : given; the second boat will save ; its entrance, provided more than two boats start. :■ Full particulars of entrance fees, &c.,, &c., will appear in a future advertisement,, Rules and plans of the various courses ran be obtained from the undersigned-on and, after Saturday, the 13th inst. ■ : CIIAS. H.ELLABY. Hon. Secretary. • jp R ELIMINARY NOTICE ST. GEORGE’S HALL. ; A PUBLIC SOIREE will, be .held, on MONDAY, the 22nd JANUARY* to' celebrate the opening of the above HalL : ; T' QOSTUME CRICKET MATCH. THEATRE ROYAL COMPANY v. THE TOWN. - The above Match will be- played .on the Basin Reserve on SATURDAY, NEXT, the--13th. instant. - i : Play will commence at 1.30. > . A - . Band will be in attendance. . Proceeds in aid of the English CricketersFund. . ■- v ' • Admission to ground, Js., TO BE RAFFLED AT VALENTINE’S RAILWAY HOTEL, Lower Hutt, on • SATURDAY, 18th JANUARY, „ At 7 o’clock pm., . That well-known Lincoln Stallion, - 1 YOUNG GENERAL, With gear complete, -.7. years old, bred by Win.’ Gibson, Esq-v Native Point, Tasmania. 170 members at one guinea each. ' " YOUNG GENERAL‘has ,‘been standing, in the Hntt district this season, and has served a-, larger number of mares’- than - any otherdraught entire in that district,, thus proving himself to be a great favorite. ■ In commenting, upon the. show of entires held at the Hutt, at the commencement of the: present season, the N.Z. Times .said —“By . for the greatest amount of interest was manifested imithis importation froih Tasmania,;He-, jbeing a fine staunch animal.”. .Young General* is well known to be one of the staunchest,ands; jhest tempered harness horses in the Wairarapa, ■thus having the advantage* of being, a good,, property at any season of the year. . " For tickets, apply early to Mr. Bright, Princess Hotel; Mr. Cohen, Tobacconist, Willis-street; or to Beaucjiamp, and Co., Wellington:; Edwards’ Waterloo:. Hotel, Kaiwarra; Ciapham’sNgahaurangalnn; Valentine's Railway Hotel.' 'Lower Hutt ; Whitewood’s Hotel, Lower 1 Hutt;- Corbett’s Albion Hotel, Taita ; Ames’ Provincial Hotel; Upper Hutt; Gornfortb’s Criterion Hotel, Upper Hutt. \ ■ Money ' ' ON E Y T O LEND. Several sums of Money for Investment on Freehold or Leasehold* Securities. i MOOEHOUSE & STAFFORD, ! ■ , Solicitors, Wellington. TO' LEND upon approved freehold Security. , Th. HtrrcMisoN, , Solicitor,*- Feathcreton-street. AN0B! PIANOS - SALE,, a ' . bargain, at the officti’ofthe undersigned, nle’ pianotij just landed ex Howrah. Come, ispectthem. • GEORGE THOMAS, Auctioneer and General Merchant, Lambton-quay.