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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVII, Issue 4197, 26 January 1871, Page 3

Election Notices.

IN pursuance of the Regulation of Elec« tions Act, 1870,1, WILLIAM GILBERT MAIR, E-qnire, Returning Olficor for the Electoral District of B \.S I 1I 1 COA-sT, do Imoby give notice that by virtue of a Writ, bcami' ditj the thirli thd.iy of December, 1870, under the Public Seal of tlie Colo ly, an Election will be h Id for tVe Return <-f one Qualified Person to serve .w Member of the House of Representatives for the sail Electoral Distnct; and that tlio Nomination of UandidatPS will Ulte place at tho Resident Magistrate's (Jourt-luuise, Tnuinn^a, at lioon, on the fourth day of Febru iry, 1S71 ; and tint the Poll (if necessary) will be taken on the sixteenth diy of Febiuary, 1871. W. (r MAIIt.

The following aro tho Polling-places for the Elac« toval District ot E.ist Coast: — The Resulutit Magistrate's (Jourt-hou.se, Taurangs, principal polhng-pl.ic c 3lr, Rogers's Store, Maketu. Mr. Kellys Auction Room, Opotiki. W. G. Mair, Returning Officer. Tauianga, January 20, 1871.

Amusements.

A UCKLAND AxTNUAL REGATTA. JANUARY 30, 1871 : 31 bi ANNIVERSARY OF THI COLONY. PATRON • His Excellency the Governor. VICE-PATRONS: The Earl of Pembroke His Honor the Superintendent, I PKIRBI"D73^T ; Captain Ualdy. VICM-PRESIDENTS: Thomas Hendeis n, Esq. James Cruickshank, Esq.. j COMMITTED: (i. Yon der Heyde, Esq., Chairman Captain An lerson Mr. a, h. Fletcher Mr H. Brett Mr. Oenrge Henderson Captain Caiey Mr. T. Niccol C'ipt'tin Clayton Mr. M. Niccol Mi. J. Copland Mr. J. Waymouth, Jun. Mr. D. i«. Cruickshanlc Captain Williams. TREASURER: Captain Casey, AUDITORS : Messrs. D. B. Cruickslunk and George Honderson, UMPIRE: Captain Clayton. STARTER: Mr. J. Copland. FLAGSHIP: (•...^^ \ First Race, 9.30 a.m.: TRADING VESSELS, over 25 tons Prizes: Ist, Silver Cup presented by Meisra. Shaw, Sdvill. and Co.. value i 5 guinea?, and £10 added; 2nd, £10; 3rd, £5. Course: From«outh side of F.agihip, round Tiritiri, pissing from west to east, keeping Tiritiri on starboard handjComing in on south side of Flagship. Second Race 10 a.m : TRADING VESSELS, 15 to 25 tons Prizes: m, £10; 2nd, £10, 3r I, £5. Course: From south side of Flagship, round a black buoy off Drunken Bay, thence lOund flagboat off Point, coming in on south side of Fl ig^lup. Third Race, 10 30 a m.: SAILING BOATS or YACHTS of any class, under 7 tons. Prizes : Ist, 110 ; 2nd, £5; 3id £3. Course: From south side of Flagship, roun i flasjbo.it moored off Stokes's Point, thtiiice round Cieqwered buoy in Ringitoto Channel, coming in o.i south side ofFlaership. Foxirth Race, 11 a.m : LICENSED CARGO BOATS. Prizes : Ist, £12: 2nd, £6; 3rd, £2. Course: Same «s second lace Fifth lUce, 13 30 am.: AMATEUR SCULLERS' MATCH. Prize: Ist, Silver Cup, value eight guineas, Conrse : From south side of Klagship, round fiagboat off Cooper's Bay, coming in on. south side of Flagship. Once round. Sixth Races, 12 noon: LICENSED W>TERMEN'S BOATS, pair-oared Prizes: Ist, £8; 2nd, £4; 3rd, »<ive stakes Course : Same as fifth race, Seventh Race, 2 p.m. : FOUR-OARED GIGS. th« propeny of any recognised club in Auckland, rowed by members Prizes: Ist, £15; 2nd, £6. Couise: Same us fifth race twice round. Eighth Kace, 230 pm : MERCHANT SHIPS' GIGS. Prizes : Ist, £10 ; 2nd, £5 Course : Same as fifth race. Ninth Race, 3 p.m. : FOUR-OARED GIGS, open to all. Prizes: lat, £15; 2nd, £5. Course: Sameaa fifth rar-e, twice round. Tenth R.ice 3 30 i>.m: DINGIE3 under 12ft. over-all, rowed by boys under 16 years of age, born in the colony. Prize*: Ist, £3; 2nd, £2; 3rd, £1. Course to bo dcci 'ed by Starter. Eleventh lUoe, i p.m. : SCULLING MATCH, single: oar, open to all. Prizes : lit, £5 ; 2nd, £3. Cour«se to be decided by Starter,

ENTRY NIGHT. SATURDAY, January 28, from 7 to 10 o'clock p.m No post entries allowed, except for boats or vessels not in port on entry night. Entrance money on all races, five per cent oa value of first prize. N B. - A'l buoys and fiagboatstobo kept on starboard hand Fl.u;ship not to be c msie'ere I a mirk excepting at starting and coming in. Auy devia'ion from the iule3 (which may bo had from the Ilon.Secretary) will causo tho aggrossor to forfeit all cliims to ft prize. M". NIOOOIi, Honorary Secretary.

Hotice«

NOTICE OP REMOVAL.— Mm. tt^tvea.' Milliner ami Dre^maker, Upper Quopn-sireet, Auckland, begi to intimits to her patrons and the public generally that she has Removed from Nawtoa. to Upper Queen-«treef, where she hopes to merit a share of their favours —Ladies' own material made up.

TXOTEL FOR SALE OR LEASE A Hotel containing riVeven llooras, Kit hen, Stable, Garden, &c, doing a First-rate Business in one of the be3t settlements in the Waikato.— Apply at the office of this paper.

yTEAM FLOUR MILL For Sale, or to be Let, a Steam Flour Mill, in one of the best whenb-gromog districts ot New '/.ttltud.— For particulars apply to THO. MACFFARLANE. Supreme Court. Auckland,

The Thames investment comPANY.— A poor man, who worked for wages '.or the above Company, having obtained a judgment 'n his favour for £20. will sell it for £16.— Apply at Hannaford' Registry, Hiph-^re^

T ANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY The Largert Collection of View« in New Zealand. taken in the North asd South Islands, by D. £," Mundjr.— Now on Viow ««l (or Sata at Mj, VTAHaf 0i qpe«Q,.itte«V *-