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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2822, 11 April 1882, Page 3

Wanted, WANTED— A Situation as CARPENTER on a Station. Apply to T. G. Cork, Timaru. WAFTED— A GOOD COOK for the Oceola. Apply at noon, to-morrow, to Peacock and Geaney. WANTED— A COOK. Apply immediately to Mrs Chisholm, Wai-iti Road, or at Bank of New Zealand. WANTED— A General Servant, Apply Mrs Kerr, near Park gate. WANTED— To purchase BOTTLES. Highest Cash Price given Breese & Co. WANTED— THE Public to know that the Cheapest Place for Doors and Sashes, is at G. Cliff’s, Sophia street. WANTED— 500 Pair of BOOTS to MAKE or REPAIR, the cheapest and best Shop in the town, all work guaranteed. E. Waters, opposite Parsons’ Foundry, ' WANTED KNOWN—That at PENROSE’S well-known Cheap BOOT SHOP, next Crawford’s saddlery, you can obtain his own make, Gents lace-up Boots at 15s 6d, best value in town; Ladies equally cheap. Also Ladies, Gents and Childrens Boots in great variety to suit the season. N. B. all repairs executed by skilled workmen at lowest prices.

Uate Adrertisements TO LET—Three-Boomed COTTAGE. Apply, A, Hart, Customs. jyj-ES HAMPSON’S MISSION PRAYER MEETING. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, in Congregational Church, at 7.30 p.m. MEETING FOR CHRISTIAN WOMEN, Thursday afternoon, in Wesleyan Church at 3 o’clock. MEETING FOR CHRISTIAN WORKERS Friday, in Congregational Church, at 7.30 p ,m. NOTICE. , . . .. "ITTrT’Elhaye iu=t received a Consignment W of 10,000 REAL HAVANNA CIGARS. Lovers of the Fragrant Weed should lose no time in securing some, as they are rapidly being sold. PHILPOTT & CO., , > ; Merchants, Church street, Timaru. TO FARMERS,'DEALERS, AND OTHERS. WASHDYKB SALE, YARDS. ON MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1882, : IN consequence of the inclement state of the weather To-day, the undersigned Auctioneers will hold a SPECIAL SALE OF STOCK AT THE . WASHDYKE YARDS. ON MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1882. WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES .MACLEAN AND STEWART MOSS JONAS. Timaru, Monday, April 10, THE SALTWATER CREEK BRICKYARD is prepared to DELIVER BRICKS, second to none, at the LOWEST CURRENT RATES, Can be delivered in any part of the town or to the Railway Station. Orders can bo left at the Yard, Mr Raymond’s Store, or at the office of E. H, Tate. Timaru. NEW ZEALAND GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASES, rjio BE HELD AT CHRISTCHURCH, ON WEDNESDAY, MAY . 24, 1882. Pbbsidbnt : T. Teschemaker. Vice-Pbbsidknt : J. H. Raine, Stewabds : F. Egan, E. Elworthy. J. Brabazon, H. Maclean, T. Aoland, B. A. Bristol, A, St. G. Hamereley, C. Turnbull, T, Brittan, A. L. Barker, T. Eevans, A, E. Cox, L. Walker, J„ A. McKenzie, 1 B. G. Crisp, H. Ford, G. P. Williams, M. Studholme, A. W. Wright, O. N. Othell, F. J.” Kimbell, S. Saunders, J, Grigg, C. H. Dowding, J. Stephenson. Judge : M. Studholme. Stahtbb : ■ C. N. Orbell. CIiKBK Off tub Ooubbb : A. St. G. Hamersley. Handicappeb : E. Griffiths. Clerk or the Scales ; M.Mitton, Tbeasuebb : W. St. Lindsay,

PROGRAMME. 1 p.m.—New Zealand Gbahd National Handicap of 300 soys, with a sweepstake of 5 sovs each for acceptors, to go to the second horse. Nominations of two sovs to go to the fund; distance, about 4 miles. 2 p.m.— Maiden Plate of 150 sots, with a i sweepstake of 5 soys each for acceptors, to go to the second horse. Nominations of two.sois to go to the fund. Weight lor age. Distance, about 2 miles. 3 p.m.— Hunt Club Cup of 150 sovs, with a sweepstake of 5 sovs each for acceptors, to go to the second horse. Nominations of 2 sots to go to the fund. Weight for age. Amateur riders allowed 7 lbs. Grand National Handicap to carry 14 lbs penalty. Distance about three miles' 4 p.m.— Consolation Handicap of 50 sovs added to a sweepstake of 2 sots each for acceptors. Nominations of 1 sot to go to the fund. Nominations for the New ZbIAHD Gband National Steeplechases to be sent to the Hon, Sec., Timaru, oh or before Monday, the 24th of April, at 8 p.m. The weights to he declared on. Monday, the Ist of May. Acceptances, with sweepstakes, to be sent to the Secretary, on or before 8 p.m. on Monday, the 15th of May • The Steeplechases will be run under the Revised N.Z.G.N.S. Club Rules, copies of which may be obtained of the Sec. GENERAL RULES. No person allowed to enter ahorse unless he be a subscriber of at least Xl Is to the fund, which must be enclosed with the entry. All Entries and Acceptances must bo made under Sealed Cover, and contain Entrance Money, Sweepstakes, Name, Age, Description, and Pedigree of Horses, and Colours of Riders. A Penalty of Two Boys, will be enforced on any Jockey riding in wrong colobrs. This rule will be strictly enforced. The rule re-Amateur Rid«>’s (No. 74 of the N.Z.G.N.S rules) wi be strictly enforced. NOTES. — As some misconception appears to h( . 'sen about the weights in the Grand Nu :ona) Handicaps, it may bo as well to state that no weight will be under 10 stone, but that 12 stone_ 71bs is not necessarily the highest weight in any Handicap. W. Bx. LINDSAY, Hon, Secretary, Timaru,