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Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5061, 2 April 1885, Page 4

; Racing pOBIN TJOOp The Tallest Succese of the Day. 3 Races end 6 Claaees Cash Bonds. WILL CLOSE APRIL 2. Registered Letters & Telegrams received. CHRISTCHURCH AUTUMN MEETING, To be held , ' EASTEE MONDAY & TUESDAY, APRIL 6th amd 7th, 1885. 10,000 MEMBEES, at 10s, £5,000. 254 PJRIZ.E3. Each Ticket has 9 Chances, and can obtain a - Prize in eaoh Drawing. Gt. Autumn Handi Basteb Hakpicap Cap,27 JNominntio s. 30 Nominations; FifiST .;. ... £120? FIHST ... .... £250 Sbcohd '.... 500 Secomd... ... " 125 Thied .... 25Q Thibd ,75 Otpeb Staktbbs, Oth'bb' Stabtbes, ; . about £35 each 250 about £31 each 150 NON - BTAETEBB, ■■;,.•. NON - STAET3SBS, ; about £18 each 300 about £10 each ; *200 :,/;'•■ • £2500 ■; . v. '- £Bpo Htodlb Handioap, 1180 CASH BONDS, 17 Nominations. ' v , '•-'■ l Fibst ;..;.,. £100 latlOO ... £100 Skcond..; ... 50 ?at 55 ... 110 Thibd ...;... ,25 4at 25 ... .100 An Othebs— sat 20 ... 100 divided—about lOat 10 •... 100 £16 each ... 225 158 at ; 5 ... .790 £400 £1300 Please send two 2d stamps for reply and result.^ P.O. Orders preferred.- Is' exchange^ on country cheques 'and', stamps. Coin pr. notes must be registered. If number exceeds 10,000, prizsß increased pro rata. .» •■ ...,■■■• ' FIRST PRIZE, £1200! ;.": |254 PRIZES ! B O B I jST H O O B, Care Thos. BtapieW, Box 238, P. 0./ Christehureh; or, ■ . JtjBAI. FliBMiN&, City BathV, Colombo sfcrcet," : •'•'■■ Chris!church. .' . ■ ADAM BEDE'S-CONSULTATION' ON THE „.'■• „, ■','.' !^ ■- '..' :'A UOK L-A ND V ■; EAST£PANDICAP^ STEEPLECHASE mO BE RUN ON APRIL, 4th, AKD 6th. ©^*;3,000 Members at Ten ■:■ Shillings Each. : Handicap. Steeplechase. ,:' '■•Firat'lHorse ... £250 First Horae ... £150 Second Horso ... £100 Second Horse ... £100 Third Horse ... £50 Third Harao ... £50 Starters (di*i- Starters (dided) ... ...£IOO Tiderl) ...£IOO ■ Non-Starters (di« Non-Startera (di- '■.' ! Tided) ... £150 vided ...£100: Total ... £650 '■. Total ... £500 ': •: . '■'. Cash Phizes I.'- . ■•"•:■; 4 Prizes at £25 ... ... £100 ; 20 Prizes at £10 ...7 ... £200 ;• ■ 10, Prizes at £5 ' ... ... £50 Total ... ... ... £350 ADAMiBBDEjWouId particularly draw Sub-.; soribers'attention to the facfc tbat this.CpnBultation willbc drawn ns noon as fuil, iv (be presence of the Press, and a Com mitten of Subscribers. Early application for Sbareß should be made by letter only, enclosing Two Stamps, with exchange on Cheques; or by Money Order, Bank Notes, or Drafts. Registered Letters, or, Telegrams will not on any account be received..* ;If Bank Notes are sent, please., use two envelopes, one sealed and placed inside the other. P.O. Orders pre(erred when procurable. It i«ill' greatly expedit.' business if an addressed envelope is enclosed with.application. ... . Address—ADAM BEDS, Care of ■ ,H. N. Abbott, Box No. 2, •.. . Post Oflice, Aucklaad.; Business Notices ■'•■■;•■'• ,• DONALD MqG-BEGOBi (Late of the Auckland Hotel),;. HAS very great ploasurs in announcing to . hia. friends and the. public that he has ■ taken! that 'well-knowta, favorite, and conyeniently Bituated'Hostolry, \ The Waitema/fca JEEotel, which ho has, at considerable expeneej entirely renovated and furnished, ''makiag ..the house second to. none for comfort and coEvenieiico, in the colonies, and where, by ■civility and attention, he hopes to receive a. fair share oi public patronage. A Firstrolaßs RESTAURANT has been, added to the .;Hotel. whore •■gohtlamen'.-whp lunch in tb*: ;nity will find ..every delicacy of the aeabOif, and attention paid to their comfort. Hot,' Cold, "and Shower Baths, and every' convenience for travellers and femf^eß, llavs - t beoa added-to the Hotel.;. ' ..;.;./ ". vn ines, Spirits, and Beore, &c, &0., only oi; the beat brands kept. ;Chacges rnoderato. „ liote the 'ad dress: •',,:. ; 1 D. McGREQOE, . W A I T E : M; As>i;&: : B Q TI L ,' ■ Corner of. Queen ood Oustoni-hou'se streets, AupH.andt. '' '. ■ '■■[■■'.'■■'..■ '„■■ 7 t 45 H. GBIESSEtIGfI AND 00., "yVeaverß* Hall, Wool Exchange, London,. SHIPPING ■& COMMISSION ; ...,./ MERCHANTS,.--. . ' .. E STAB LI S HE D: 1855, SHIP to order any of British and Continental G-oods upon 2J- per centi commission, selected by buyers "with «Colonial experience, and attend to the prompt realization of produce at highest prices'upon 1 per cent, commission. Orders to be accompanied by Letters of Credit or. part-remittance in Bank Drafts or Produce. Open Policies of Insurance for floating cargoes to cover soa riaka. ■.'' .• '■•■■ ,';■ „' ' ..'.-' ,"■ ": '. - ■ Referoncca: Chief Office of the London and Weatminßter Bank, or Agra Bank, London, andmost of the Colonial Bab ke. Current Prioe Lists, Produce Reports, and any necessary samples or information on application*-''-"". ',■:.,_ „ •'.'■.••■;:. ■/■..• '• .'; ■■-„:■ ' ->:: ; :,B-:U;':p^/ U'.S:'B "OtBRSONS suffering from tbo above should :Jj apply to J. F. R. STRICEJiAND, Surgical Instrument-maker (late maker to ''Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield Hbapitala, and Q-atesnead Dispensary). Vincent street, Auckland (13 doors from Cook street, right *'■ i .;■;,'..:':'' '-.S. %<m \;TT'AiroBILIi3 jtbr .Drapwrr, aroosro and | £jL itorokepers geaeraily.., Aoy Sif»" or