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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXI, Issue 2610, 29 November 1865, Page 9

-;; -■ ■ - -;■'-■' — ■' ■ •— — mmmmm — — — - f.lXP;V;-I.Q.K A \\ V (JAAAAOBS. TO Bid HELD AT TI[P. RACE COURSE ON THE EAHT TaMAKL

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1865. .

Fiitfyr Race. '

THE HOWIOK TROOP RACE of «ovd., for horses owned and ridden by members of the troop. Entranoo,, 1 soy.— l [ miles. Second Race.

THE MAIDEN PLATE of soya., tho second horso to save his stake. Weight for age — •* ' ljihiles. - •>'< "' • " i . i ■ -f

Third Race, THE HCJRDLE RACE of soy*., list. 71b." Over four flights of hurdles— l mile. Fourth Raoe.

THE HO WICK PLATJfi (Handicjfvp) of nova. Winner of Maiden Plato 61b. extra — 1J mile;. Heati. Fifth Back.

TEE PONY BACK of aov»,, 13 bands. ' Catch weights— l mile. Sixth Hacb.

THE CONSOLATION STAKES (Handicap) of soys. — li miles.

The Auckland Jockey Club rules will be observed. Entries to be accompanied by a guinea subsciiptiou to the Race.Fuud. Entrance Fee, 10 per, cent. The decision of< the Stewards to be final. : ' EVERY MACLEAN, Hoo. Sec,

NEW ZEALAND ALMANAC.

18 6 6.

rpHE PUBLISHER of the NEW ZEALAND ALMANAC begs most respectfully to call the

attention of the Commercial Community to the oppor-

tunity afforded them for giving publicity to their

business by ADVERTISING in the ALMANAC for

1866. As it will be much larger than the one of

1865 a limited number only of advertisements will

be inserted ; this being the soventh year of its

existence aud the circulation gi eater than that of *ny

other publication in the colony, and the charge for

advertising for the twelve-months only about one

week's charge in auy oE the first-class daily News-

paper*. Advertisers will ploase hand in their adver-

tisements as soon as possible, so as to iniure insertion. GEO. T. CHAPMAN,,

Bookseller and Stationer,

Auckland.

JUST PUBLISHED. ' NEW MAPS AND CHARTS.

"jVTEW MAP of the NORTHERN PART of the •^ PROVINCE of AUCKLAND on a large scale, showing tho Counties, the Blocks as put chased fiom the natives, the Pal mbes, the Roads, the River.", the Villages, and Settlements, &c. Piice 4s.

"j^EW MAP of the MIDDLE PART of the PRO- ^ VINCE of AUCKLAND on a large scale, showing the Special Settlements, the Parishei, the Counties, Confiscated Blocks, Villages, Native Settlements, Roads, Rivers, making with the above the first Complete Map of the Province north of the Waikato River ever published. Price 4s.

TVTEW MAP of tho PROVINCE of AUCKLAND ou a largo scale, with all the recent Surveys, the new Townships, Military Settlements, Counties, Roads, &c. This, map contains nearly the whole of the North Island, including the Piovincei of Auckland, Taranaki, Uawke'sßay, and part of Wellington. Price 4s,

"VTEW MAP of the MIDDLE ISLAND of NEW "^ ZEALAND, including the Provinces of Nelson, Mailborough, Wellington, Canterbury, Otago, and Southland, with all tho >ecent Siuveys, Railways, new GoWfields on the West Coast, &c. This map, with the above, form the most complete and comprehensive maps of New Zealand yet published. Price 4s. i

of the COLONY of NEW ZEALAND with the Adjacent Islands, compiled fioin the Admirality Charts, aud showing tbe boundaiie* of the Colony, as defined by tho Imperial Government. Price Is 6d.

"\TEW REGISTRATION PLAN of tho CITY of AUCKLAND ou a large scale, showing the Blocks, Sections, Allotments, numbers aud contents, with the Churchos, Schools, and principal Public and other Buildings in tho City, compiled expressly from the General Government Surveys. Price 4s. GEO. T. CHAPMAN,

Bookseller aud Stationer, i > ' Auckland.

Note. — The above Maps and Ohaits will he posted to any addiess free.

THE SOUTHERN MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

NOTICE.

TN the DECEMBER NUMBER will appear a NEW STORY,

'■''',!' ' Entitled

"RUTHLYJST HOLM," i

By the Author of " Once and Again."

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Subscribers can nave copies posted to anyj address, i by commnnicating with

uproN & co. f Queen-street, Auokland. !.:' iW :TO