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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3349, 10 April 1868, Page 1

R I VERHE AD RAOES^ To be held on EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1868,. Judge : Spenobr Yon Sxcbmbb, E^q. Stewards: Alexander Poster, Etq. Ohables Nelbon, Esq. Csables Thaxteb, Esq. CIiHBK OP THE COUB3B : r Joseph FABBAfcn, EsqV ) , ,' Starter : Richabd Vbbcob, Esq. . SEqjtETARY AHD TR*ABTO»;' . Henry Giles, Esq. FIRST RACE. Riverhead Stakes. One-mile heats. Value, £ 10. Entrance fee, £1. Three horses to start, or no race. SECOND RACK Maori Race. Twice round the course, for horsei the property of bona fide Maori owners. Value, £4, with a fee of 10s. entrance added. To be ridden by Maoris. Catch weights. Fivehonoi to start, or no race. THIRD RACES. Htodlb Raoh. Over three flights of hurdles, 3ft, 6in. Twice round the course. Value, #** Entranoe fee, 10s. Three horses to start, or no race. FOURTH RACE. Pony Race, for Horses 14 hands and under, onco round the oourse. Value, £6. Entranoe f ee, lOj. Three to start or no race. FIFTH RACE. Hack Raot. Value, £2, with entranoe fee added. Entrance fee, ss. All decisions given by the Stewards, shall be finaL No person to run a horse_exoept he is a subscriber of at least 10s. to the race fund (except in the Maori and Hack <B*ce«). „ All entranoe moneys to be paid bifp» Xlip'cloek a.m. oojthe day, of the race. , Horses to be handipappad on the oourse. The first race to start *t,12 o'olookj.and hall an hour allowed between each race. . j The * Gemini 1 will leave Auckland for Riverh«d at 9 a.m, on Monday morning riext. HENRY GILES, Secretary and .Treasurer.

EASTER HOLIDAYS. CREMOBNE GiSBENS WILI, BK ODINXP OK ' EASTER MONDAY- AND TUESDAY. The uau»l out-door SPORTS »nd DANCING inthft MONSTER PAVILION, where * FpU Bwid will be in attendance. All kinds v of refreahmonta will be provided.

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. v\< EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1868. CATHOLIC INSTITUTE, WELLINGTON' STREET. MISS SHANAGHAN begs to announce that her GRAND CONCERT will take place as above, and that »he will be assisted by the leading talent of the city, and also, per favour of Colonel Elliot and the Officers, by the splendid Band 01 her Majesty's 18th Regiment. ' 2 Tickets, 35., may be had of Messrs. Upton, Queen-street j Messrs. Watters and Canning, Short-land-street ; and Mr. Bropby, Newton.

PITT-STREET WESLEYAN SUNDAYSCHOOL. A NNTVERSABY TEA MEETING will be held XX THIS DAY in the Sehool-rooin, Rtfc-rtreefc. Tea* on the table at 6 o'clock. After which, » PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Church, when several Ministers and friends will address the meeting. Chair to be taken at 7.30. Tickets, Is. '6d. each; may be had of Messrs. Edaon, Hobbs, Welsman, and Caley, Queen-street ; Mr. Young, Newton ; and from any of the teachers pf the school.

DESTITUTE AND LYING-IN HOSPITAL. UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE HIS EXCELLENCY SIR GEORGE AND LADY BOWEN, AND HIS HONOR THE SUPERINTENDENT. A BAZAAR, in aid of the fond* of the abova Institute will be ield on TUESDAY, April 14, afc ,the Volunteer Drjll Building, Princea-street Through the kindneis of Colonel Elliot and the officers of the 18th Royal Irish, the splendid Band of the regiment, under the able leadership of Mr, Quinn, will be present on the •eowion. . \

1. AUCKLAND .WESTERN , .ACADEMY. Rbv. P. Masow, 8.A., Ethnbitiigh. Boys' Departaent : Hobspn-street, « ' 'SToung.Ljiaiefl' Department: Pitt^atreefc TfiHE. SECOND QUARTEIt' fsi%J!f*W&Terms, on application. '* P j « 1 t / PASSENGERS TO ENGLAND, j * '

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