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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1044, 25 August 1879, Page 2

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS COMMERCIAL BUILDING SOCIETY, THE usual FORTNIGHTLY MEETING for receipt of Subscriptions ancl Repay, ments will be held in my Office, Tyne. street, THIS EVENING, from 7 to 9 o'clock JOHN CHURCH, 637 -Agent, I. 0. G. T. LECTURE. A TEMPERANCE LECTURE will | )a delivered in the New Tees-street Hall on WEDNESDAY, 27th AUGUST, by MR. M. W. GREEN", from Dunodiu. Subject "The Workingmau's Groat Enemy and how to kill it." To commence at S p.m. ; admission, Is. Surplus ever expenses to go the the funds of the Hospital. Rev. Mr. Barley in the chair. 63" STAR OP OTEPOPO LODGE, NO. 98. I. O. G. nnBE ANNIVERSARY of the above J. Lodge will be celebrated by a SOIREE and CONCERT, to consist of Songs, Readings, and Recitations, by a number of I.adies and Gentlemen from Oamaru, Maheno, and local, to be held ia Athecffium, Otepopo, on FRIDAY, 29th AUGUST, 1879. Addresses to be delivered by the Revs. Eyley and Christie; and Bro. Jago, from Dunedin, is expected to address. Admission, 2s 6d ; Children, Is 6d. Tea on the Table at half-past six. D. SINCLAIR, 612 W.T. IN BANKRUPTCY. A LL CLAIMS AGAINST the assigned Estate of THOMAS SNOW, of Duntroon, must be lodged with the undersigned, duly proven, on or before the 6th day of SEPTEMBER NEXT,(otherwise they will not be recognised. J. J. SPENCE ) T. IT. BROWN } Trustees. 570 R. G A BITES ) NOTICE. PBLAKESLEY having made arrange- • ments with. Messrs. Lintott and Otterson to take over the BOTTLING, SMALL CASK, and PRIVATE TRADE of the Oamaru Brewery. On and after the Ist SEPTEMBER, Families and Privato Customers may be supplied with BOTTLED ALES and STOUT of the Finest Quality, and Small Casks for home consumption at reasonable prices, at his Stores in Thamesstreet. 634 FOR SALE. CONSIGNMENT. ROSEWOOD PIANO, by NICHOLAS EHRARD, Paris, Patent Repeating Check Action, tricord throughout, full compass, gold and fretwork outside—a magnificent instrument, and equal to any 80-guinea English piano. Peicb ... £55. RONAYNE & COTTRELL. 891 HA R E-K URI RACES. FRIDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER, 1579. Stewards : W. M'Aughtree J. M'Rae W. Gardiner W. 0. Ross H. Stoddart C. B. Jamieson J. M'Lean D. Sutherland G. A. Douglas R. Gunion H. Reid G. Oliver C. Hille J. M'Arthur E. Gibson W. G. Munro F. Dalgetty T. C. Hill Sherries E. C. Smith. Judge : Mr. D. Sutherland. Starter : Mr. Beattie. Clerk of Course: Mr. J. M'Rae. Clerk or Scales : Mr. J. Collins. Handicai'pers : Mr. D. Sutherland Mr. G. A. Douglaß Mr. W. Gardiner. Maiden Plate, of sovs, for horses that have never won a race (private matches excepted) ; weight for age ; distance, 1$ mile ; entrance, log. Wharekuri Cup, of sovs ; distance, 2 miles; entrance, LI 10s; weight for age. Shepherds' and Working Men's Race, of sovs, employers of labor excluded distance, 1$ mile; weight for ago | entrance, 15s. Hack Race, of sovs ; open only to horsea that have never won a sum of L 7 or over, and to all horses that did not compete in any previous race at the meeting; distance, 1 mile; catch weights ; entrance, 10s ; post entry. Forced Handicap, of sovs, compulsory for winners, and open to losers; distance, If mile ; entry, LI. Consolation Handicap, of sovs ; for all beaten horses during the meeting ; distance, I mile ; entry, LI. RULES AND REGULATIONS. These races to be confined to the district, The district to extend from Awamoko tq Longslip Station on the Otago side, thence from Lake Ohau to Elephant Hill on thq Canterbury side, by the Watershed. All horses qualified must be known to ba the bonafidn property of the nominator, and to have been three months in the district prior to tho meting. No ho. > will be allowed to run that has won LSO or over. 'Second horse to receive half the entrance money in all events. Qualification fee, LI. Three horses tq start or no race. All entries must be sent in to the Seoretary, Wharekuri Hotel, not later than 10 p.m. on the night prior to the meeting. The Otago Jockey Club rules strictly adhered to. Five per cent, to be deducted from all stakes. The decision of the stewards in all case to be final. No protest will be entertained unless accompanied with LI, which will be forfeited should the same prove frivolous. Owners cf dogs are cautioned against bringing dogs on the course, as poison is laid on and around the same. JOHN GUNN, 644 Hon. Secretaryt