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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3778, 5 February 1881, Page 3

Booing rpE AEOHA RACE MEETING. WEDNESDAY, 9TE FEB., 1881. ". ■'-"-■ SIKWABPS: . - '■ ■ ' Messrs C. S. Stafford, Gk Purchase, C. Gould, J. Craig (juti.), D. Morgan, G. Lipsey, R. Parr, H. E. Whifa'ter, J. McGheebin, J. S. Buekland, G. S. O'Halloran, W. Fraeer, Jno. Wood, 0. McLean, P. Quintan. Judge : Harry Kenrick, Esq. Handicappee : W. Percival, Esq. CiiTEEKS ot the"; CoTTaaE: Messrs Reuben Parr and John Woods. Stabieb : J. 3. Buekland, Esq. CXiEBK or Scales . H. E. Whitaker, Esq. MAID.EN PLACE, of 20 sovs.—l£ miles. Weight for age. For horses that have never won an advertised race exceeding 10 soys. Entrance, 1£ sovb. MAORI RACE, of 5 soys.—l* mileß. Catch weights. Horses to be owned and ridden by natives. Entrance, 10s. TE AROHA CUP HANDICAP, of 75 sovb. —2 miles. Nomination, 2 soys., acceptance, 3 soys. • . HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, of 30 boy*. —2 miles, over eight flights of hurdles, 3 feet 6 inches high. Nomination, 1 »ov.; acceptance 1£ sove. PUBLICANS PURSE HANDICAP, of 20 sots.—Entrance £1; acceptance, £1. MAORI RACE, of 5 botb.—2 miles. Emtrance 10s. Catch weights. Horses lo be owned and ridden by native!. CONSOLATION HANDICAP, of 15 sovb., for beaten horses. 1 mile. Entrance, 1 SOT. CONDITIONS : Entrance Fee to be ; forwarded with nomination and colours, age and pedigree of the horse, addressed to the Secretary, Post Office, Te Aroha, or Mr Wm. Pebcivai, Queenstreet, Auckland, not later than FRIDAY, 28th January. i Weights will appear in Auckland and Waikato papers on THURSDAY, February • 3rd, 1881, with the exception of the Publi- j canß' Purse, which will be declared after the Te Aroha Cup. Acceptance Money payable the Secretary, or Mr Pehoital, by SATURDAY, sth February, 1881, before 8 p m. Acceptances for Publicans' Purse will be re- . ceived up to a quarter of an hour before ! starting. No Entry will be received except upon the conditions that all claims, disputes, and objections arising shall be decided by the Stewards or • whom they may appoint, and their decision Bball be final. • All Protests must be accompanied with a deposit of 3«ovi., which will be forfeited to the funds of the Club should' :the Stewards consider the Protest frivolous or vexatious. The Rules of the Auckland Racing Club will be strictly adhered to. Ten per cent, trom prizes in each event will be deducted for the second horse. JAMES CRAIG, 1699 Hon. Sec Business Notices BILLIARDS, 6d PER GAME, CAN BE HAD in the Billiard Boom adjoining the Provinoi*l Hotel, Queen street, where EVERY ATTENTION will be Paid to Patrons by a Careful Marker. BOYS NOT ALLOWED TO PLAY without Written Consent of Parents. 1664 EEDUCTIONS. MT ATCHES and Clocks carefully Cleaned and Regulated for 4s each, workmanship Guaranteed. New Main Springs 4s each. Andbew Holdbn, Practical Watchmaker, Owen street, Grahamstown. PHOTOGRAPHIC. Messrs foy b;b;os., WHILE returning Thanki to the Public for the liberal Patronage they have received for the last sine yean, beg to inform them that having made Extensive Additions and Improvements to their Photographic Establishment, are now propared to execute Orders in a style that cannot fail to give satisfaction to the public. Frederick Wells TIETURNS his SINCERE THANKS XV POB THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE bestowed on him since commencing Business, and'trusts during the coining year to receive &TILL FURTHER SUPPORT. BEEF, MUTTON, P(M, VEAL LAMB, ETC., The Best Obtainable in thb Market, And Prices—the LOWEST POSSIBLE consistent with Quality. FREDERICK WELLS, BUTCHER, T A Ba B v Road. J. BBIGHT, NURSERYMAN & SEEDSMAN, Parawai. JB. respectfully intimates to his Cus- • tomers and Friends that he has a Choice and New Collection of DAHLIAS (the ting of autumn flowers), now ready for planting out, at 8s peL Dozen. Vegetable and Flower SEEDS at Auckland Prices. Cabbuge Plants, Is per 100 ; Cauliflower and Celery do. at Is 6d. Sarghum and Lucerne Seed, &c, &c. 1458 BEE CULTURE. THE undersigned is now prepared to supply La*asTBOTH Hiv.es, Aetificial Comb Foundation, Smokebs, and every modern appliance used in Bee Culture. Extractors shortly.' Price list on application. I. Hopkins, ■1165 Parawai. At a very pleasant tea party, the converse tion turned on transmigration. A lndy of exquisite beauty who was sipping MoGowan's best, turned to Mr and asked what form be would prefer to inhabit ? 5V b»-.fl»Mol?ed in 3s Tm» madam. ■