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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 250, 19 October 1894, Page 4

•■"'^ a?& Sporting. _ '■*&*. ' ■ ■■ — . . j pAKURANGA TTJ UNT pLUB. ' —— ■■<('& - % ANNUAL RACE MEETING. S B LL'B RSL IB R A CEC OUR SE. I TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). GRAY'S STARTING MACHINE - will be used For the First Timb in New Zealand. Xl ADMISSION TO GRAND STAND X/ °l AND PADDOCK. OJTelegraphlo communication with the Racecourse. Trainers and Jockeys will require to produce (heir licenses before obtaining admission. . HARRY H. HAYR. Hon. Secretary. mHE PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB / ■' .RACES. Villiers appears as an acceptor for the Ladies' Bracelet.! He will not start. Having the impression that he was unjustly weighted in the jumping races,,l scratched him for all his ongagemerats, < and his being entered as an acceptor for the Ladies' Bracelet was not with my knowledge. Hearing that he is being backed occasions this notice. I will add that the Committee who arranged the Handicaps have each of them Horses contesting at these Races. Burns writes— " When self the wavering balance liolds, 1 Tis rarely right adjusted." ALFRED BUCKLAND. ,_£e%*=»,-SWI-.w-._ . •fcTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB RACES. On SATURDAY, Oct. 20, Trains will leave Auckland for the Racecourse Platform at 10.45 a.m., 12 noon, 12.30,1.10, and 2.10 p.m., returning at 4.5, 5,35, and immediately after the last race. / B.d. Return Fare from Auckland and Newmarket (including admission .to course).. .. -.'. .. .. .. 2 0 Do. rail only ■..,,. 1 o Racecourse to Auckland .. .. ..10 Tickets available for day of issue onlyv BY ORDER. Lectures. Bee. •« X,. M. BARRIE: HIS LIFE AND V 0 WORKS. Si .LECTURE IN V.M.C.A. RQOMS % . i?- j - ■ THIS EVENING,*: <? ;By the Rev. R. SCOTT "WEST. . His Worship the May or, will preside. ' PROGRAMME. *=s^. Part; Song. "MyAin Countrie"—Choir. '%. Song, " The Auld House"—Miss Harley. Song, "My Mother's Prayer"— Miss Laing. Song, " I'm Wearin' Awa', Jean"—Mr J, M. Bates. Song, " Bonnie Hills of Scotland"—Miss Laihg. Song, " Afton Water"—Mr J. M. Bates. Part Song. "Ye Banks and Braes" (arranged by J.H.Phillpot)-Clioir. Admission. by Course Ticket, or Is at the door ": .". '" ' Meetings. irpiGHT HOURS DEMONSTRATION. The Committee wili meet TO-NIGHT, at the Foresters' Hall, Newton, at half-past seven. Delegates particularly requested to attend. S. PASCOE. . . Secretary. WANTED, Two Improvers, one ;each for the Coach Painting and Saddler j Departments.—Apply Paterson and Co., Lor'nestreet. WANTED, immediately, Buyer for small Butcher's Business, fair connection, city, rent 103.—Cooke and Cooke, Shortlaud-street. WANTED, Bootmaker, must be good repairer.—Apply A, E. Smith, next to , Cucksey's Store. Mount Eden. ANTED-Two Cadets wanted on large ;Fruit Farm, near Auckland. Fruit-cannißg, /evaporating, etc. Good opening. Gentleman's family.—Address, "Fruit," Star Office. - LAMB, Lamb—Choice Quality ; Wholesale prices for cash. _ hops, 3d: Sausages, 1 3d; Veal, 2d.—A. Wood & Co., Wellington- ■ street. ■ WE are still selling the best: Dairy-fed Pork at 5d per lb; the best Pork Sausage. 5d -per lb; Pork Brawn, 4d; and ! Cambridge Sausage, fid per lb.—At A. Sander- ! Bon's, Victoria-street. ■ I HAVE the best Stock of Dairy-fed Pork in town, for To-morrow. 5d per lb Joints.— A. Sanderson. j j DON'T Forgo, the Prices.—Dairy-fed Pork, 5d per lb; Pork Sausages. 5d per lb: Pork Brawn, 4d per lb; and Cambridge Sausages. 6d.—At Sanderson's. FOR SALE, about 15 miles from town. Seaside Property, consisting of 52 acres good land. Cottage of 4 rooms and scullery, shed. Laud has all been under cultivation. Orchard. About an hour by boat. Price, £358. Terms. Thos. F. Cahill, 87. Queen-street. TO Let, in good repair, 5-roomed House, with half an acre of ground.—Apply E. W. Morrison, behind Bank of New Zealand, Karangahape Road. ; HARMONIUM; £8. Good tone, and in -thorough repair.—E.P6rter and-Go., Newton. , y -' ■: FOUND, a Dog at Papatoitoi, collar marked J. 8., Papakura.—Apply Star ■ Office ■ ' ' . -' ■ HEAT Down Again. Give us a trial; • lowest prices in town. Beef, Mutton, aiad Lamb Sausages, 3d ; Chops, 3d.—A. Weod and Co., Wellington-street. . SEASONABLE Goods! Reasonable Goods. Durable Goods. Well assorted to suit the most fastidious Customers, and at bedrock prices. ADIES' and Gentlemen's Tan Boote and Shoes ; Ladies Glace Boots and Shoes Also large quantity of Strap Shoes. '" ALL the above at lowest possible price, Shop No. 1, bottom Grey-street, No. 2 Victoria-street Factory, Wakefield-street.—A. Rhodes, Proprietor. *;■%/! EAT Down Again. Mutton, Beef, 1 X_Ja_ Pork and Lamb, lowest prices in town; Veal, 2d.—A. Wood & Co.. Wellington-street. SPRING Lamb, from Is 6d per quarter ; Beef. Mutton, lowest price; Veal, 2d.—A, Wood & Co., Wellington-street. APPRENTICES to Dressmaking Wanted, also Scholars. Cutting and Fitting taught.—Forbes and Marshall. Kyber Pass. OR SALE, Unfermented Wine.—John Reid and Co. ■ J'CK_k riIHE TYSER LINE 'KP|^^^v > (Limited). S.S. INDRAMAYO. All claims against the abovenamed steamer must be preferred prior to her leaving this port. : STONE BROS & CO.. Agents The Tyser Line (Ltd.), Auckland. •VTBW MARKET BOWLING CLUE Will be • OPENED CO-MORROW (SATURDAY), , At 2.30 p.m. w_l DnnnsoH. au» sm.