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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 60, 11 March 1903, Page 8

SPORTIKG. QHINEMURI JOCKEY QLUB. RACE MEETING. 17th AND 18th MARCH. ACCEPTANCES for all Events of First Day's Races Close at 9 p.m. THURSDAY, 12th March, 1903. with the Secretary, rae-ro.-i. or at Mr Mark's Office, Purham-st.. Auckland. IL POLAND, Secretary. TJAPA.KURA RACING CLUB. RACES. SATURDAY, MARCH 21st, 1903. SPECIAL TRAIN, 1.20. ACCEPTANCES Close ou FRIDAY, the 13th inst.. at Metropolitan Hotel. Auckland, and Papakura Hotel, Papakura. at 9 p.m. E. S. CODE, Secretary. QT. PATRICK'S DAY. 17th MARCH, 1903. A HACK RACE MEETING Will be held In MR STRONGMAN'S PADDOCK. WARKWORTH. Entrio? for the Hack Hurdle Race and Warkworth Cup will be received by A. Underwood, Warkworth Hotel, until FRIDAY NIGHT, the 13th inst. A Good Day's Sport is anticipated. Written Protests and Deposit of Ten Shillings niust be lodged within ten minutes after the race. Stewards' award to he final. First Race at 12 noon. For further particulars, see Bills. A FIRST CLASS CONCERT AND DANCE In the MASONIC HALL, at 8 p.m. Several Auckland and the Best Local Talent have kindly offered to assist. Admission —Adults 1/0; Children Od. Admission to Course 1/; Children under 14 years, Free. F. BOLER, Secretary. A UCKLAND AND , REMUERA -C-V POLO RACES AND GYMKHANA. ALEXANDRA PARK. SATURDAY, MARCH 21. EVENTS: BENDING RACE ,POLO BALL RACE POLO CUP, 4 furlongs POTATO RACE HURDLE RACE, 1 mile LADIES' BRACELET COSTUME RACE ELECTRIC RACE. 3 furlongs WATERLOO MELEE COMPETITORS FROM WAINGARO. CLEVEDON. CAMRRIDGE. REMUERA, AND AUCKLAND TAKING PART. E. DENNIS O'RORKE, Hon. Sec. FOR TOLO PONIES ONLY. ———■___—. mmammmm ——_—»■ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtum ATHLETICS, ETC. Qt P O R T S. SPORTS. DOMAJN. DOMAIN. SATURDAY NEXT, 14th inst. AMATEUR ATHLETIC AND CYCLE CLUB. LONG AND INTERESTING PROGRAMME. FOOT RACES, BICYCLE RACES STEEPLECHASE. HALF MILE WALK SCHOOLS RELAY, _ MILE CLUBS RELAY, _ MILE WHEEL V. FOOT RELAY (ONE MILE)— One Bicycle between Two Men —First Time in Auckland EXCITING. EXHILARATING. ENTERTAINING. 2 p.m.—FIRST RACE—2 p.m. BAND. BAND. BAND. ADMISSION 1/. LADIES FREE. LADIES FREE. F. J. OHLSON. Hon. Sec. EXHIBITIONS. r\UEEN -yICTORIA t^CHOOL FOR jyjAORI Q.IRLS. pRAND T> A AA R. UETROPOLITAN Q. ROUND (Behind Government House). Entrances: Symonds-st. and Princes-§t. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, TO-MORROW. MARCH 12th. FRIDAY, FRIDAY, FRIDAY, MARCH 13th. (IF THE WEATHER IS UNFAVOURABLE THE BAZAAR WILL BE HELD EITHER IN THE CHORAL HALL OR ADMIRALTY HOUSE.) ART STALL PLAIN AND FANCY WORK STALL CARVING STALL FLOWER STALL JUMBLE STALL GENTLEMEN'S STALL etc., etc., etc. REFKESUirEXTS NOVELTIES. MUSICAL EVOLUTIONS. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. BAZAAR OPENS AT 3 P.M. EACH DAI*. .DMISSION, ONE SHILLING. CHILDREN, SIXPENCE. MISS O'NEILL, Hon. Set:. F. E. N. CROMBIE, Hon. Treas. PIANOS, OEGANS, ETC. T> I A N O BARGAINS. A selection of 40 Instrumerrts, made, specially to order, to ensure durability. PIANOS by Justin Brown, one of the leading makers of London. PIANOS by Hoelling and Spanenberg. which faff touch, tone, and construction are unrivalled. PIANOS by the celebrated maker, Spaethe. SPECIAL GOLD MEDALLISTS. Very elaborate walnut cases, full iron frame. Pianos with every modern improvement from £35, cash or terms; guaranteed for 10 years. Second-hand Pianos from £8 (10/ per month). L. E ADT > LIVERPCOL-STRETET (Off Karangahape-road). Telephone .... 557. pIANOS. DIAKOi "HAAKIS," Hannover *'KAPS," Dresden "BECHSTEIN," Berlin "STROHMENGER," London. Sole Agents: BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO COMPANY. A. HEGMAN Manager. Strand Areada. EXCHANGE Yonr Old Pianos and Organs for Up to Dare Ones, with English and Foreign Piano Agency, fiueens_eet.-& CctWicutt, Maaa«er»