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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2935, 7 May 1891, Page 3

No :ce; A I 110 U .! OCK E Y CLU B. uiider the A.R.C.) QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY MEETING, to m-: KKMi on TI-IK CLUB'S COURSE, WAIIIOU, Monday, May 25th, 1891. I'kksidkvt : K \V. H-.nnii'r, Ekj. : \Y. ! . fj Willirm'", E (j. Tiik.wj:: I: : \V. .\i.l/,-y. Iv nli. r Fair, Esq. *'LKRK uk : N'oini.m Ai;*;*.up, I'' 'I < i.i i k "(■' \Li:> : 'A . /ill'; y. i iAM'H' i itki.'s : Tin' Committer, I'TiOGR V MM !■:. If-V XDIG \ P MUKDU'i R Vt'E, of lOsovs. Distance, iy mill:-; over six (lights of hiirdlei, oft. (iiii liinii. seeoml horse lsov. out of stakes. Nomination, ss: noc t;it:c , "is MAIDKN PLATE, of 6-=r.va. Distance, 1} mi'es. Weight ft Hire ; for all horses tint have nev. r won an advertised nice. Knti mcc, (is WAIIIOU HAN 1)1 <!AP, of l2*ov.s. Dis tancp, 1!i n.ilea ; second hors-e ls"V. oat of stnkes. Nomination, 7s ; acceptance, oi. LOG \T- RACK, of Ssovf. Distance, 11 mi'fs ; hirsßi tn carry 10-h. For horses, within 12 miles of U'.iihi ti, to be the bona fide property of owner for three months before meeting. Entrance. 8s PONY RACK, of 6sovs. Di-tanee. 6fnrlon.'s ; ponies to carry 8-t ; Hhands and under. Entrance, Gs. FLAX JAMMERS RACE, of asovs. Distance, 1 mile ;to carry Dst. To be ridden by bona fide flax jammers and to lie owned within a radius of 10 miles. Entrance ss. CONSOLATION RACE, of so vs. CONDITIONS Nominations forH.mdicip Hurdles and Waihou Handicap to he made to the Secretary, Waihoti, before 6 p.m. on Saturday. May 9th. Acceptances, and entires for Maiden I'hto, Local, f'ony, aud Flax Jammers Rico to be made befor.'Cii.m on Saturday May 10th Weights to afipear in To Arolia N.-n s, May 13th, aud the Tun Watkato Tnrrs May 14th. Five per cent to I>.. de iu -ted from all stakes to go to the i:e;;.ov,metit of the course. Perfor.nances and .lesi-rip:.ion of liorre.";, and riders' colours, 'iei omp tnied with the uccess!>ry amount of c t-h t i be sent with all nominations and ueeen'.:,nces. \V. A UHE Y. Hon. Sccret'iry.

sfiSfSr i HP HE ANNUM, MEETING of the IvIHIKIIU LICENSING COMMITTKK will lie hsld at the To'.vn Hall. Kiliikihi, oa \ sr . tii" lOtli day of .June, IS9I, ac the hour r.f noon. W. J. TRISTRAM, Clerk to Committee. Kihikihi, Ist May, ISO 1. A XNTAL LICENSING MEETINGS. i\. >-ol'oc is hereby given that the ANNUAL LICENSING MEETINGS for tllH Alexnnd'a r.ml Pukekura Districts will be held n« under, at noon. All ,ipn!icaiioiis fur Lio-nsca or R.-nowtls mti.t l a lodged willi the undersigne!, in duplicate, twenty-orie days beforj the day <-.f ii:ectii'g. ALEXANDRA LICENSING DigTUlCT—Alexandra Courtdioe.se, .fune 4th. PUKEKURA LICENSINtr IMSTl<I(J T — f,'ouuty Chambers, Ohaupo, June 2nd. N. T. MAUNDER, Clerk to Committees. | > U B TIC E. The result of a poll taken of ratepayers of the Licensing Districts of Rangiriri, Kirikiriroa and Tamahere in the matter of Local Option is as follows : Rangiriri : That Publican's Licenses be increased, nine votes; that New Zealand Wine, Accommodation and Dottle Licenses be increased, eight votes ; that Publican's, New Zealand Wine. Accommodation and Bottle Licenses be not increased, seven votes. Kirikiritoa : That Publican's, New Zealand Wine, Accom modation and l?ottle Licenses be increased, two votes ; contiary, nil. 'lamahero : That Publicans', New Zealand 'A ine, Accommodation and Bottle Licenses may be increased, one vote ; contrary, nil. I therefore declare that dining the eusuing three years Publicans', New Zealand Wine, Accommodation aud Bottle Licenses, may bp increased in the Licensing Districts of Raugiriii, Kirikiriroa and Tamahere, Waikato County. James Mcpherson, Returning Ofticcr. fq- o c e . I hereby give notico that it is my intention to apply, at the next meeting of the Waipa County Council, which will be he'd on Tuesday, May 12th, ISOI, for a LICENSE TO SLAUGHTER on Lot S5, Parish of Pukekura, JOHN ROBERTSON. firry buffet dining rooms V.'' (next door to the Union Bank), Qimen-street, Auckland.—General Intimation to the Inhabitants of Waikato and the advertiser's old friends aud customers.—THOS. McEWIN respectfully informs his old friends and the public generally that he has thoroughly altered and much improved his new and commodious premises, next the Union Bank, Queen ■ street, Auckland. The Ladies' Dining Room upstairs is the most convenient, spacious and comfortable in the city : an experieucj.l waitress in attendance. Lavatories and other conveniences. Bill-of-fare most liberal. Charges moderate. Private entrance to Ladies' Dining Rooir. through Couhrane's Store. AL LI S AND QALEY, SADMIEUS AMi TTaKN'K-.S MAKLBii, Central Block, Viotoria-st. East (corner of Quceu-st.) AUCKLAN D. Saddlery, Harness, Horse Covers, Waterproof Saddle Aprons, Valines, Saddle Bags, Gaiters, Body Belts (ladies' ami ge. ts', invaluable help in lumbago, etc.), ami all stable requisites. DR. ORPHN, Homeopathist and Gynecologist, Parliament - street, Auckland.—Consultations at 153, Queeustreet, 11 a.m. daily ; at home, 2 p.m. Uses Electricity, Galvanism, and Count Mattei's remedies. Konnerly of the Chelsea Hospital for the Diseases of Wi'.tnen. Author of " Phthisic, its Specific Treatment." Consumption successfully treated by a new method, Cancer. etc. Qj''ORGE j KUICKS'I K S.-l eif.or. I T K -\ "\MU TU , Mni.pv t. !•'nt in-'.i- st i -r.it b .i-|.ivpp", i ut utuicnv raios.