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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 274, 16 November 1905, Page 8

gPOBTPIO. fjmXUJSS * TOCKHT /^Ltil (Registered noder .the Auckland Racjn Clnb and New Zealand Eacina Coo- ' .ferenec.) ■-! TUESDAY AND -WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 26 AND 27. " PROGELAinrE. FIRST DAY. MAIDEN HANDICAP of *Osovs D4i tance, 7. furlongs. PIBST HANDICAP HURDLES of GSsovs Distance, 2 miles. GOLDFIELDS CXJP of'lOOsors. Distance one mile ana a-quarter. PONY HANDICAP of 33SOVS. Distance, , fnrlongs. ■ \- i' FIRST HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE « <ssovs. Distance, about two mil* and a-half. STEWARDS' HANDICAP of 4030vs Dis •tance, 7 furlongs. HACK RACE of 30sovs. Distance 6 foi •loiiss. HAURAKI HANDICAP of 40e0T3. Dis tance, 5 furlongs. SECOND DAY. MIDSUMMER HANDICAP of j4osovs Dia •tanee, 7 furlongs. •» THAMES HANDICAP HURDLES o (iGsovs. Distance, one mile and three •inarters. SECOND HACK RACE of Sosovs His tance, 7 furlongs. , . THAMES STAKES of SOsovs. Distance one mile. SECOND PONY HANDICAP of 35sovs Distance, 5 furlongs. COUNTY HANDICAP of 43sovs. Dis tauco. 6 furlongs. THAMES HANDICAP STEBPLEOHAS of SOsovs. Distance, about tiiree milw FINAJL lIAXmCAP of 40sovs. Distane« 4 furlongs. Nominations for above events close at p.m. on FRIDAY, November 17. Weight will be dec!;ir«l for the First Day's Race on FRIDAY,; December 1. Acceptance for same will be received up to 8 p.m. c FRIDAY, Dectiiiber 8. .Tbe \Voi.-,o)ts for the Second Day's Race will bo rteclared a.t 9 p.m...0n TUESDAI December 20. and Acceptances will be r« ceived up to 10 p.m. of same date. All entries to be sealcnl and addresse t» the Secretary. P.O. Box No. 7. Thames or to llr 11. ]{. Massey, 10, High-streei Auckland. Entrance money muet be «n closo<l with. uame. ape, pedigree, name o owner, ami colour of rider. For full Programme, see "Herald" o November 4th issue. W. H. POTTS, Secretary, P.O. Box 7. Thames miIAMES TOCKEY /ALCfI -L O \j. NOMINATIONS for the Summer Meet ins of the above Club Close TO-MORROV (FRIDAY), the 17th, at 8 p.m., with M Potts, Box 7, C.P.0., Thames, or ilr H. B Massey, 10. High-sr.. Auckland. WILLIAM n. POTTS, Secretary. QTAHUHU fjMIOTTING (TJLUB NOMINATIONS Close for All Erßnt rO-MOERO\V (FRIDAY). November 17th n-ith the Secretary, ar his Office, Durham st-. and at the Star Hotel, Otahnhu, at ! p.m. F. D. YONGE. Secretary. > V |"R H. BERTRAND begs to inform hi; Clients that he will NOT BE DOINC f.CSINESS OVER TE AROHA. JkTY CLIENTS AND THE PUBIJC ar< hereby informed that I am transactng NO BUSINESS ON THE TE AROU.I UEETING. 17th and ISth November. 1905 ALF. ADAMS. BOOTS AlffD SHOES. J£VENING rnRADE. / ■ TOHNSTON T>BO"S. WHO SEI.L BOOTS AND SHOE?, AND SLIPPERS. In KARANGAHAPE RD. WILL KEEP THEIR SHOP OPEN IN FUTURE On MONDAYS, TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, AND FRIDAYS, TILL 8.30 P.M. CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC please take notice. :ash trade. small profits, good values. large stocks. every evening (WEDNESDAYS EXCEPTED). JOHNSTON fgROS. 10/e"~V AI>IES ' Glace Strap Shoes, HHHeiT m 4 erica , n shapes, just opened.— ShOe StOreS ' ° PPOSitC 1 0/e~ LADIES ' Glace Kld Button Shoes V-. T tte late st. importation.—British and American Shoe Stores, James Adams and Co. , iW yThe Dollar Toe-a very smart shoe, exceptional value. New line" juet" i-ecelved. Ifl/f{~ BHOAI> TOE American Shoes for α-vz V» Girls; new. goods. — Rritish and American Shoe Stores, opp. Ppblic Library. 1 A/fi~SPECIAL LINE of Broad-toe, Ixv/u strap Shoe for Ladies: low heel, very comfortable. — British and American Shoe Stores. TTTHERE to get Boots to Order or Repairs TT prompt—Miller and Sons. Gold Medallists, 2 High et, near Star Ofllee. PHOTOGRAPHY. JOCO CAMERAS," 10/, 15/, 20/ JOCO CAMERAS, 25/, 30/, 40/. JOCO CAMERAS and up to ; £10. ■*> B n?S ALL IN THE LENS., &&£', Sole Agents: * QOLKMAN, CAMERA HOUSE. 144. QUEEN-3T. i