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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4948, 31 January 1877, Page 3

Just Published, James Smith’s Trade List Circular, containing—lst. Almanac for the year 1877; 2nd, Map oi the North Jsland of. New Zealand, shewing the County boundaries, in accordance with the Counties act, 1870; 3rd, An,abridged plan of the city of Wellington; 4th, Tl)e,enumeration,of departments at Te Aro House, vis/,-blacksilks, Colored silks, fancy dresses, shawls) mantles, household furnishings, carpets, floor-cloths, mourning goods, men’s, youths’, and boys’ clothing, Ac.. The wjipie very tastefully g"t up and printed on toned paper. , Copies may be had gratis at Te Aro House, Cuba-strCot, Wellington.— Advt. - l _i

THE FRESERVJITIOK .OF HEALTH: lo A VUir. God gave us our bodies to : be sustained and fostered, not to be-neglected end abused. 1 ' Disregard means of preservin'# health; a riegleH of ihe"warnings of approaching disease, Is a species of tain the vigor of the body by an; observance, of\tbe laws of hygiene but if this is nnt tolteep up the proper.standard of hoaHn and atrength, y,ou will- find a most powerful 1 auxiliary '■ In Uuolpho Wolfe's Schiedam AnoMATicScHNAPPB.~[ADvr.] Strangers paying a visit to Wellington; and Country settlers■ arriving! in very oftenadossto know which- is the best houseor general drapery eatablishmerit to visit for.buyingidf-apery and clothing. 1 Jl McDowell and * Cq.iofferspecial advantages . that' can be? met .with nowhere else In the city/ J . Theyrkeep at alltimea the : and heat asiorted stocK of every class of goods, imported direct from the leading -manufacturers of Great Britain' and Ireland, which/being bought on'the most:'"advantageous terms,* enables them tb offer t good4 o/,aterlln'g, qualities at prices that cannot be improved on by any house In the trade. ‘ Every' article is marked at .a.‘fixed price that cannot be deviated from, for ready money, from which there Is no deviation : so that inexperienced people arc as well served as the. best ('judges rthe terms being net'cash, without rebate or 'abatement of any kind.- 'A' 1 full description Of dtpclr&ri v be'obtained from our catalbguesand advertisements Kote the address—Opposite the Bank of/New Zealand, corner of Lambton-quay and Willia-atreet, Wellington.— Adyt ’ ;

Race Wee.tmg WELLINGTON JOCKEY CLUB RACES. •; • . • ,/ ■i-t To be held- on the • • "r HUTT PARK-'RACECOXTUSB. ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY; % Sth-and DthFebrriaiy, 1877. FIRST BAY-»ffiwi«!W^>r’^BßUAßYA’ HcB»WiUdEjW J 66 soys. ■ i Hack Hurdle Race, of 16 soys,- ■ ' ’ , „ r i Maiden Platin g! 100 sovs. -a.i; Flying Handicap, of SO sovs. .. . The Wellington Derby, of 100 sovs., added to a sweepstake of 10 sovs. each ;, half forfeit f<ri- "accepters. For three-year-olds. CBM*}‘ r ißfc \lo}fc;‘ fillies, Bst. ’6lb«. Mile amf a'litdf. 1 ! 2 soys, on 1 nomination, befofe 8 p.m, 3rd November, •1876'j 3 sovs, on acceptance, to be made before 8 *p.Tn., Friday, 22udHUeceinber,‘ 1876 -J and the .balance, . 5 sovs., to be paid; to the Secretary before li ! p:m;, •at the Empire Hotel, night before-the races/- -■ ■ Hack Race, of 10 sovs. . . - , L The Provincial Plate pf 126aovs. - r SECOND DAY (Ffiir&Y), FEBRUARY; 9. Handicap Hurdle Raoiv of lOOsovs.. ;; - 1 . The Wellington Cup, a handicap «*■ fOO sovs.; the second horse'to, receive" 60-sovs. from the stakes. Two, miles.; The winner of any handicap-race of the Valucof 200 sovs., after declaration of-weights, to birry 71bs.f of two or more such- ralode-/lOlbs.; of any.such.handicap,,raoe of;the value of Idrisovs., to carry .Mbs; 1 ‘extra; of two or more such races; ;Blbs. f«tra. Nominations, enclosing 3 rovaf,. to be made to the Secretary, Wellington; before 8 p.m.,Brd November, 1876; , Weights declared on Monday, 20th November,-1876.' . Acceptances to be notified; pnd 5 sovs; paid, before 8 p.m. on Friday, 22hd December, 1876; the balance of-f-sovs.to bepafd on the night of general entry; - Monday, 29th January, 1877. ' ' - ' , !/- Hdtt Park Stakes, of 6Q,aovs.. _ i The Jockey Club, Handi&vp, ,°f ToO/soysf,, Ha/ck" RAi?B,.'of 10 sovs.; ’ . : The CoNsbLATioN, Haniiicap, of 6fi,sidvs. ' All VcrtminunicktioDß, entnti»; |fc., Ad., to be addressed through the 'post to thfrSeerdtary, ■ J. W.,.loßßY,;Wellington. , ‘ Missing Friends- ; /S EOROE ""-3MBWAED. V3T To -Registrars - olj- Mortality,-.! Parish Clerks, and .others.; Information , i*i desired concerning Mr. GEORGE ALLEN, formerly of ■ W YE, ■> in / the County /of . Kent,; Butcher, .whb. Anahy- years ago emigrated to : MELBOURNE, •, in- the; colony of -Victoria, Auatralia. - He came home in 1856, but/went out again to MELBOURNE in April in the followihKjyearl taking out withhim the thoroughbred JSntirO Horse, ff-HIGH SHERIFF.” IHe has'hot been'heard of since ■ 1868/and is believed to have been drowned that.ydar when crossing a Creek in the colony of Queensland. He was spoken to at MELBOURNE,//in June, 1868. He is believed to have .died a bachelor. The above reward will- be given; to any person who will give satisfactory evidence of his "ddatb,: and-a; similar re ward/will*/be given./ to .whoever will - ‘give - eatisfacUary evidence thatyhe a bachelor., If .'he left a Wife or Children,, they are requested to communicate with' the /undernainedi -, Infprmaate in England aro requested to correspond with Messm. SANKEY? SON. and FLlNT.'Solfcitors, CANTERBURY ; Australia and New Zealand informants’ with -r Dr.,/TASSKLL, BATHURST, NEW SOUTH WALES ; /or, Messrs. J. M. SMITH arid EMMERSQN, Solicitors, 28, Market-square, .Qelliw-itreet West, MELBOURNE. - i: .;‘ - j

Robert Gardner . ani>. ; c<i. are gradually perfecting; their, assortment of House Furnishing Ironmoßgory.Midare nearly now able to say that for variety, ithey are equalled - by no other firm,' ia : Zealand. For quality and price aatisfaetJea' qnsOted. Now opening. Children’s Cots* Register Stoves, medium quality. . ..; * ' ' ROBERT GARDNER AND CO., Furnishing Ironmongers, Lambton-qnay,