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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 184, 6 August 1890, Page 8

Tenders. : FT. 0 BUIL DE R S»j Tenders for Additions and Alterations tdi House in Richmond Avenue will not be opened until Noon on SAT URDAY, the 9th instant. ; R. M. WATT, ,'v! Architect. _*'[ T° L * Bv D B R s i Tenders will be received until 4 p.m. on' THURSDAY, the 7th August, for Additions and Alterations to a Residence in Richmond 1 Avenue. • R. M. WATT, ; Architect. ; Old Council Chambers. High-street. ■ rjTl) PLUM BE R S, 1 Tenders will be received up to noon of WED- ! NESDAY, the 13th inst., for Roofing with Iron' verious Buildings in Hobson-street. Specifications, etc., at our office. EDWD. MAHONEY & SON, Architectt. ; m O CONTRACTORS.; VILLA RESIDENCE AT REMUERA, j Fresh Tenders are invited for the above, dud at noon on FRIDAY, the Bth inst. BURROWS & MITCHELL. c. .«--.__ Architects, St. Mungo Chambers, Queen-street. rp O B VI L D E R S. r_Sf-Jl-Av-.„ b< - received until Noon on THURSDAY, the 14th August, for the erection Of a Briok Building at Onehunga. HENRY G. WADE. _.. _ _ .. Architect. Old Council Chambers, High-street. ry o bricklayers; _--?-__- wai De received until noon of MONDAY, August 11, for the erection of Piggeries, New Refuge. " i Ed. BARTLEY, . Architeot. ' TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, ANI> OTHERS. I I respectfully beg to intimate that I am now landing from the Ship Largo Bay, and to arrive by the Zealandia, 60,000 BEST WELSH ROOFING SLATES, . in Countess and Lady's sizes, from the celebrated Lord Penrhyn and Lord Palmerston Quarries. I am prepared to take slating in town orcountry at moderate prices, consistently with good work. Estimates given for stripping and re-covering roofs. E. ATKINSON, Ponsonby RoAd. ■ ■•-•* ' '; ■ ,\ _$p-. -fortius. -j €- rf: " , , ~ ,' A UCKLAND TROTTING CLUB.' S P RING.~ME~E TING, TO BE HELD AT PQTTBR'S PADDOCK, EPSOM*. ON" . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1890. | _~ President: F. Lawry, Esq., M.H.R, ; ©ommittee: Messrs W. Paul, C. E. Abbott, J. &,'• Kidd, D. Harford, J. Brown, J. Wattie, W.. Adams, G. Smith, R. Webb, E. D. Halstead,: M. Gallagher. O. C. McGee. Judge . F. Lawry, Esq., M.H.R, Clerk of Scales: F. Burt Starter : Mr J. Wattie. Clerk of Course : Mr O. C. McGee. Treasurer: Mr. J. S. Kidd. Handicapper.: The Committee (except horse* owners), j HANDICAP MAIDEN TROT of 30sovs,' t second horse to receive ssovs from the stake. For all horses that have never won. .-.-. an advertised Trotting Race exceeding] ; - lOsovs. Nomination, 15s; acceptance, 15s.' Distance, 2 miles. \ SELLING TROT of 15sovs. Winner to bosold for 18sovs immediately after the race,; If entered to be sold for lOsovs, 15seoallowed; if for Ssovs, 30sec; and if fori [ nil, _ssec Nomination, 15s. Distance, 2_\ : miles. . PONY CUP HANDICAP of -soys. Second; | pony to receive ssovs from the stakes. Fori ponies 14 hands 2in and under. Nomination,' ■ 20s; acceptance. 20s. Distance, 7 furlongs. j HANDICAP, TROT of sQ|ov_: "second horse to, , VP v receive lOsovs from the stakes. Nomination,. __ * 85s; acceptance, 265. Distance, _ miles. : HANDICAP PONY TROT of 20sovs. second : ■'' horse to receive Bsovs from the stakes. For! ponies 14 bands _in and nuder. Nomination,! : 10s; acceptance, 10s. Distance, 2 miles. HANDICAP PONY HURDLES of 30sovs,----i second pony to, receive ssovs from the stakes. For ponies 14*2 and under. Nomination,. 15s; acceptance, 15s. Distance, 1. miles. ! FORCED HANDICAP TROT Of 15sovs. Allhorses that hare started in Trotting Races! at the meeting are considered as nominated; | for this race. Handicap to be dt clared im-. mediately after the Pony Trot. All horsea:. sot intended to start must be scratched half* an-hour before starting time. Acceptance, 15s. Distance, 2_ miles. Nominations for the Maiden Handicap, Pony Cup, Handicap Trot. Pony Trot, Pony Hurdles,' close with the Secretary on FRIDAY, Bth August, 1890. Handicaps to appear on FRIDAY, August 15,1890. : Acceptances close with the Secretary on FRIDAY, August 22. 1890. j Previous performances must be sent with nominations. In all Trots, Time Handicaps. Horses to be ridden in Colours. Horses to carry lOst; Ponies 9st I Stakes paid less 5 per cent for expenses. > ' All communications to be addressed to the Secretary Auckland Trotting Club, Durhamstreet; Auckland. C. F. MARK, ; Secretary. ! ILate Advertisements. WANTED, a respectable Lad for a shop.—Apply Star Office. WANTED, respectable Girl to assists Machinists. — Edward Weeks, Boot Manufacturer, 39, Wyndham-street. ; WANTED to be Adopted, a pretty Baby Girl; mother will guarantee expenses for three months.—Mrs Clark's Registry, Wakefleld-street "ITIOR SALE, a fine, full-toned Trichord JD Rosewood Piano: nearly new -, a bargain. —Apply New Zealand Lo _n and Discount Bank, High-street. \ B.W.—For Best and Cheapest Boots, J_| . 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