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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 426, 16 January 1875, Page 3

TAPANUI HANDICAP. M * ST. LD. Mr. S. Nosworthy's b h Traitor, 4 yrs 8 10 Mr. J. White't b g Atlas, aged - - 8 9 Mr. G. Coombe's b h Flying Dutchman aged 8 8 I Captain Hutchinson's b m Spritsail, 4 yrß - •»- - - -8 4 Mr. J. Morrison's r g Stackpoole, aged 8 2 Mr. J. Monaghan's eh h Tripoli:?, 4 yrs 8 0 Mr. A. M'Kay's b g Unknown, 6 yrs - 8 0 Mr. G. Coombe!jfcb h Right Bowar, 5 5 yrs 7 10 Mr. J. Cotton's b m Envy, aged - - 7 7 Mr. H. Goodman's b m Kathleen, syrs 7 4 Mr. T. Pollock's bm Rosina, 6 yrs - 7 4 Captain Hutchinson's b g Earl of Lynne, 4 yrs - - - - 7*o Mr. J. Monaghan's b g Bismarck, aged 6 10 HURDLE HANDICAP. Mr. J. White's eh g SirTatton, aged • 11 7 Mr. A. M'Kay's b g Unknown, 6 yrs 10 0 Mr. J. Monaghan's b g Bismarck, aged 9 12 Mr. S. Nosworthy's eh f Sonnambula, 3 yrs 9 6 Mr. J. Cotton's eh g Kildare, aged - 9 0 Mr. J. Monaghan's gr g Dido - - 9 0 ARTHUR SMITH. TAPANUI RACES. FTIHE Grand Stand, Booths, and other Privileges for the forthcoming Race Meeting will be disposed of by Public Auction, at Tapanui, on the 19th inst. IN THE GOODS OF ADAM M'LEOD, * DECEASED. TT is requested that all, persons having against the Estate of the late Adam M'Leod, send in their account* at once to the undersigned, at the Junction Farm, Beaumont. All persons indebted to the Estate are notified that they must, without delay, pay to the undersigned any moneys due to the Estate. JAMES BENNET, # JAMES CRAIG, Executors of the Will of the late Adam M'Leod. COACHES ! COACHES ! ! yEEND AND M'NEIL'S Southern Line of Coaches { Leave the Empire Hotel, Dunedin, for-* 1 Tokomairiro, Balelutha, and Lawrence, I every morning at nine o'clock. ' Leave Criterion Hotel, Milton, for Balelutha* and Lawrence every day at. 2.30 p.m. Leave Crown Hotel, Balelutha, for Milton and Dunedin every morning at 9 o'clock. Leave Commercial Hotel, Lawrence, for Milton and Dunedin every morning at 8 a.m. leave Criterion Hotel, Milton, or Dunedin, every day at 11.30. Yeend and Co. take this opportunity of thanking their friends for their liberal support, ttnd would ask for a continuance of the same for himself and Mr. J. MNkil. H. Y. and T. Pope willr drive through to Lawrence and Balelutha on alternate days. Tho comfort and safety of their Patrons wlil be the sole study of the Proprietors. ij- Coaches arrive in Dunedin at half-past four Bharp. YEEND AND M'NEIL, * Proprietors. NOTICE. i r\TS and after MONDAY, 23rd FEB., Messrs. COBB & CO.'S BOOKING OFFICE will be at the VICTORIA HOTEL, where tlieir Coaches will arrive at and depart from, a| the usual hours* , Mr. Williams, landlord of the above Hotel, has kindly consented to act as their Agent, in lieu of Mr. Armstrong, resigned. ♦ # COBB & CO. Offices : — Victoria Hotel Lawrence ; and Manse-street, Dunedin. NOTICE. Thomas Pope, late Cobb and Co.'c driver ; and Alexander Armstrong, late Cobb and i Co.'s agent, are no longer connected with the firm of COBB & CO. I f\N and after January Ist, Cobb and Co.'s ( Coach will leave Lawrence for Clyde on every alternate day, and vice versa, as follows : — Leave Lawrence. Leave Clyde. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday JOHN CHAPLIN AND CO. NOTICE. A*ljsj Horses andXJattle found depasturXI ing on Runs Wo. 369 and 199, without the consent of the undersigned, will be driven to the Clyde Pound. aCAEGILL & ANDERSON. NOTICE. POISOV has been laid for Dogs on Runs 199 and 369 CARGILL AND ANDERSON. NOTICE. T)OISON for Dogs is laid in our paddocke _L in Murrays Flat. *' SUTHERLAND AND POLSON.