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Press, Volume XLII, Issue 6247, 26 September 1885, Page 3

. iipeiieerfc' j fTIENDEBS . are required for the J. SUPPLY of STEAM COALS for the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamers. Specifications can be seen at the Company's Offices, Christchurch. Lyttelton, Wellington, Zhinedin. and Auckland. Tenders will be received at the New Zealand Shipping Company's Offices, Christchurch, up to 4 p.m on the Ist October. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. FOB THE NEW ZEALVND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. „„„_ ISAAC GIBBS, 9-12 7793 Secretary. nnENDEES ere invited for LEASING J- the FARM of 2SO ACEES, situated on Grey's Bead, near Ainberley, the property of Thomas Douglas, Esq., now in the occupation of Mr Jamei Hurae, for a term ?L on &.. liTO or seven years, from October let, 1885. Tenders te be sent fa by MONDAY, September S Bth, at office of MESSES HABPEB & CO., 9-23 8152 Chriatehurch. Sporting JJOWEK H.EATHCOTE IJacING Club. MONDAY, OCTOBEB 12th, 1885. riIHE following NOMINATIONS CLOSE JL at the EMPIBE HOTEL, CHBISTCHUECH, At 9 p.m. ON 26ra INSTANT, (One Boy. nomination in each case)— Buedlh Each, 40 soya. This Tbot, in saddle, 35 sots. Spuing Handicap, SO soya. Tims Tbot, is harness, 30 save. Flying Handicap, 25 soys. For fall pariiculsra sec programmes. JAMES BA&IFO&D, 9-23 8236 Secretary. BRIGHTON EACING CLUB SPEING "FeETISG. To be Held on THE NEW COUESE, ON TUESDAY, OJTOBEE 20th. BTIWAEDS: Messrs T. Frame, M. Hawken, T. Free, B. Duncan, J. Smith, W. Thomson, J. Bonntree, S. J. Hawken, and F. Moule. JTDGE: Mr P. W. Ddlaraain. KANDICAFPER: Mr B. Richard eon. STABTSB : Mr T. Frame. VLERK OF THE COTTB6S : Mr M. Hawken. CLSHK OF THB 6CALEB: Mr P. Monle. BON TBXASUKEB! Mr J. Craig. 1. Handicap UtfaDLH Bacs, of 30 sovsj second hone 5 soys from the stakes. About two .miles, over seven flights of hurdles. Nomination lOjj acceptance, 10a. 2. Hack Hbedlbßacb, of 35 bovb, for horses that have not won pnbbc money. Entry, 10a, on general entry day. Distance, one mile. No weight under list. 3. Bbighton Spbinq Handicap, of 50 soys; second horse 5 eovb from the stake. About one and a half miles. Nomination, 1 soy; acceptance, 1 soy. 4. Handicap Timh Tbot, of 25 soys; second hone 5 eovb from the stake. About two miles. Nomination, 10s 3 a xeptance, 20s. 5. Maiden Plate, of 20 soys. One and a quarter miles. Weight for age. Entrance, 103. 6. Flying Handicap, of 30 soys: second horse to receive 5 soya from the stake. Winner of the Spring Handicap to carry 71bs extra. Nomination, 10s j acceptance, 10s. About six furlongs. 7. Back Each, of 10 bots, for Inrees that have never won public money. No weight under 9at. Distance, once round. 8. Consolation Handicap, of 10 soys. Entrance, 10s. Acceptance, 10a. Dietrance, one mile. Nominations for the handicap race* to be made to the Hon. Sec. on or before Thursday, October Ist. 1 •-.•-. Weights declared about Monday, October sth. ' , . ' - Acceptances and general entries on Saturday/October 10th. Nominations, acceptances, and general entries to be addressed to the Hon. Secretary, at the Empire Hotel, Christchurch, not latex than 8 p.m. on the dates advertised. 9-26 8371 E. N. COBSEB, Hon. Sec. 11281 435000 PEIZE - "R OBIN "FT 0030 r > * < ? MPANT ' B MELBOUBNE CUP AND N.Z. METROPOLITAN MEETING PBOGBAMME. NOVEMBEB, 1885. 60,000 SHABES at lOe, £25,000. The Beat Programme yet offered to the New Zealar a public. To an investor of 20a the odds are only about 14 to 1. 1814 Prizes. Each ticket has Eight Chances. Mxlboubnh Cup. Fust Horse £5000 Second 2000 Third... ... 1000 New Zealand Cup—First Horse, £1000. . New Zealand Derby—First Horse, £600. 1 Canterbury Cup—First Horse, £400. . Four Classes Cash. Bonds—l62s Prizes. ! Apply early, in the usual manner. Aβ > the warning and Lotteries Amendment Act ) comes into force on November let, 1885, we will positively close on 80th October, 1885 1 hour of closing will be advertised. Programmes will be drawn and results adver* ' toed in leading papers on 31st October. , All results will be posted in time to bear tide Christchurch postmark of 3ist October. . The drawing will 00 open to all subscribers, who may get tickets of admission on application for same. Leading citizens and . Press representatives as usual will also be 1 specially invited to attend the finale of this . big programme. Clients who may draw a prise in any part of New Zealand are 1. hereby specially invited to forward their vouohers for payment through a Bank or any other channel they may think fit; if ' not disposed to send through the post after ' Ist November. Circulars with full parti* culareon application.* l KOBIN HOOD COMPANY, : Care of STAPLETON & FLEMING, ' Box 238, Poet Office, Christchurch. fTTHE GLOBE CONSULTATION OOMX PANY'B PBOGEAMMEonthe . NBW ZEALAND CUP f AND CANTEBBUBY CUP, , To be Ban at Christchurch, 1 ON NOVEMBEB 10th ass 13th, 1885. k 6000 Subscribers at 10s each, £9000, 6 IS NOW OPEN. 1 Will Close 29th October, Positively. Address, care of HOBBS & GOODWIN, c Box 287 P.O. Chrietohurch. ADAM BEDE is NOW FOBMING hie ANNUAL SEEIE3 of COMPANIES on the : '■' .» : I MELBOUBNE CUP. 1885, r TO BE BUN FIEST WEEK IN NOVEMBEB. ", 4000 MEMBEBS AT TEN SHILLINGS I EACH, r\ To be Divided as follows :— I v>. First Horse .„ , n ... JUW .1 Herae M , ... ... 200 ' .%m #Tbird Horse 100 B&fpther Starters (divided) ... 500 (divided) ... 700 '■B'l Total £20;0 «pHi is particularly requested that early > wmdication for shares will be made, as each be drawn as soon as filled in the lereenco of the Press and a Committee of; IKnmcribers. Besnlte will be forwarded to ifflmbecribera immediately after drawing, ana Inßie next list proceeded with. SfmA.T'y Subscriber drawing a horse in any iSKwill be allowed, if he so desires it, to ttillreet in the following' list any sum not exFour Pounds without remitting g-tfrfijfnrfchar cash, this amount to be ultiStSTtelr deducted from prise money. IpT No. 1 HOW OPEN. II - Application by letter only, enr.lomng two stamps, with exchange on cheques, or by ■M money order, Bank notea, or drafts. Be-' SJeißtered letters or telegrams win not <m ■ÜBuccount' be received. If Bank notes X i«re sent, please use two envelopes, one b I sealed and pbped inside the other. ■-1 P.O. orders preferred when procurable. b I it will greatly expedite business if an i *■ I addressed envelope is encloeed with appß- » I cation. 1 J Address - " : > I ADAM BEDE, . I Care of H. N. ABBOTT. » Bos Nβ, 2 Pest Office, M<&ftA&