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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3351, 13 April 1868, Page 1

RIVEEHEAD RACES, To be held THIS DAY STEB MONDAY), APRIL 13. Judge : Spencbr Yon Stubmer, Esq. Stewards : Alexander Porter, Eiq. Charles Nelson, Esq. Charles Thaxter, Esq. Clerk of the Course : Joseph Fabrall, Esq. Starter : Richard Vercoe, Esq. Secretary and Treasurer: Henry Giles, Esq. FIRST RACE. Riverhead Stakes. One-mile heats. Value, £10. Entrance fee, £i. Three horses to start, or no race. SECOND RACE. Maori Race. Twice round the course, for horses the property of bona fide Maori owners. Value, £4, with a fee of 10s. entrance added. To be ridden by Maoris. Catch weights. Five horses to start, or no race. THIRD RACE. Hurdle Race. Over three flights of hurdles, 3ffe. 6m. Twice round the course. Value, £6. Entrance fee, 10s. Three horses to start, or no race.

FOURTH RACE. Pony Eace, for Horses 14 hands and under, once round the course. Value, £6. Entrance fee, 10s. Three to start or no race. FIFTH RACE. Hack Race. Value, £2, with entrance fee added. Entrance fee, ss. All decisions given by the Stewards shall be final. No person to run a horse except he is a subscriber of at least 10s. to the race fund (except in the Maori and Hack Races). All entrance moneys to be paid before 11 o'clock a.m. to-day. Horses to be handicapped on the course. The first race to start at 12 o'clock, and half an hour allowed between each race. The 'Gemini' will leave Auckland for Riverhead at 9 a.m. 'Ihis (Mouday) Morning. HENRY GILES, Secretary and Treasurer. QEEMOENE GAKDENS, THIS DAY. MISS SHANAGHAN'S GRAND CONCERT. THIS EVENING, EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1868. CATHOLIC INSTITUTE, WELLINGTONSTREET. \ SSISTED by the Leading Talent of the cily, x\. and, by the kind permission of Colonel Elliot and the Officers, by the splendid Band of H.M. 18bh Regiment, under the direction of Mr. Quinn. Part I. Overture, " Zampa" (Band) Herold Chorus, "Pilgiims" Verdi Song, " She is far from the land" (Miss (Shanaghan) Moore Song, " Madeline" (Mr. Westmoreland) Nelson Solo trombone, "Swiss Boy," by desire (Mr. Forester) Duet, "A.8.C." (Mirt Shanaghanand Mr. Yates) P»wy C&vatina, "Di Piacer" (Mies Donovan) Rossini Chorus, "In light tripping measure" Rossini * Waltz, "Fannie" (Band) Quinn Part 11. Potpourri, "Charivari" (Band) ... Hamm Glee, " Come, boys, drink and merry be" Marschner Song, "Home of my youth" (Miss Donovan) Venzano Song, " 'Twere rank and fame" (Mr. Yates) ... Balfe Trio, Trombone and Cornet, "Red Cross Knight" Duet, " Sister Elves (Miss Sheehan and Miss Donovan) Glover Ballad, "You'll meet me" (Miss Shanaghan) West Chorus, ''Keel row" Galop, "Miners'" Bergmann. God Save the Quebk. Doors open at 7.30 p.m ; to commence at 8. Tickets, 35., may be had of Messrs. (Jpton, Queen-street ; Messrs. Watters and Canning, Short-land-street : and Mr. Brophy, Newton.

AN-MVERSARY SOIREE OP THE WELLES-LEY-STREET SABBATH-SCHOOL. ON TOFSDAY, the 14th April, a public TEA MEETING will be held in the Schoolroom, at half-past 6 o'clock. Tickets, Is. 6d. each : may be obtained at Mr. S. Hague Smith's, and at Messrs. W. B. and J. H. Upton's, Queen-street, or of any of the Teachers.

AUCKLAND WESTERN ACADEMY. Rev. P. Mason, B. A., ~ Edinburgh. Boys' Department : Bobson-street. Young Ladies' Department : Pitt-street. THE SECOND QUARTER of the year COMMENCES THIS DAY (Monday), the 13th instant.— Terms, &c, on application.

ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE. THE EASTER TERM will COMMENCE on the 23rd insfc. S. BLACKBURN, Principal. AUCKLAND BONE MILL. ""

JAND J. SOPPET, having erected a new and substantial Bone Mill, with machinery of the most modern construction, are now prepared to receive orders for Bonedust, and lin. and Jin. Bones. The above aie cash purchasers of Bones' in any quantities. - "," Freeman's Bay, and' " \ Henderson and Macfarlane's Stores, Whar^ Joly 10, 1868.