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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 23, 29 January 1881, Page 4

In the Assigned Estate of ANDREW OER, Bootmaker, Willis-street. THIS Estate having been purchased by W. Moriarty, he is authorised to collect all debts owing thereto, and his receipt will bo a sufficient discharge. (Signed) E. H. HUNT "> T fees T. W. YOUNGi lraate6S - Wellington, 24th January, 1881.

C. WHITEHEAD'S ESTATE. NOTICE. /CREDITORS are requested to Forward V^ Proofs of Claims against the above Estate to the undersigned, not later than Monday next, the 31st instant, in view of the declaration of a first and final dividend. F. A. KEULL, 7 Trnsteeß C. E. CAPPER, 5 TrasteeB - DIVIDENDS in the Estates of W. S. Raine, of Wellington, and R. Renall, of Carterton, will shortly be declared. Creditors are requested to send in their proofs of debts betore the 11th February. C A. BAKER, Trustee.

ROYAL HOTEL SWEEP ON THE WELLINGTON CUP. 500 SUBSCRIBERS at £1 Each. TTINCOURAGED by the success of the JCJ last sweep on the Spring Handicap, Mr. John Maginnitt bogs to announce a Consultation on the above, to be drawn on the Ist February. If the whole are not subscribed, the prizes will be distributed pro rata. First Horse £150 Second Horse 75 Third Horse 30 Other starters, divided ... 100 Non-starters, divided ... 145 £500 The usual deduction for expenses. Ticketß may be obtained in Wellington at the Pier Hotel, Mr. Downes; Criteriw Hotel, Mr. Brown; Mr. Williston, Lamt^on Quay; Mr. M'Gee, Commercial; Mr. Jamieson, Masonic ; Mr. Gilmer, Duke of Edinburgh ; Wanganui — Mr. T. Evans; Foxton— Mr. A. White; Masterton — Mr. Elkins ; Carterton — Mr. GUes ; And the PROPRIETOR Royal Hotel, Wellington. WELLINGTON CUP. Wellington Cup. Wellington Cup. MESSRS. LYONS & HART, Moneybrokers, Manse-street, Dunedin, have opened a CONSULTATION ON THE WELLINGTON CUP, To be run on 3bd February, iBBi, OF 1000 SUBSCRIBERS AT £1 EACH, To be divided as follows — First Horse £300 Second Horse 150 Third Horse 100 Starters '(divided) 150 Non-starters (divided) ... 300 Total £1000 Early application is necessary, as tho Consultation will positively close on or about the Ist of February next. Please add one shilling to crossed cheques. P.O. orders where obtainable. No stamps NEEDED FOB BEPLT. Address, LYONS & HART, Money-brokers, Manse-street, Dunedin, Treasurers. TTSTELLINGTON CUP CONSULTAW TION. 3rd February, 1881. 1000 at £1.-30 NOMINATIONS. First Horse £400 Second Horse 150 Third Horse 100 Other starters, divided ... 100 Non-starters, divided ... 250 £1000 Early application necessary. Cheque with Is exchange added, or P.O. order C. P. ROBERTS, Treasurer. Address— Office, Royal Hotel, Or Box 9, Post Office, Oamaru. Wo, the nndersigned, have much pleasure in stating that we have known C. P. Roberts for a considerable time, and can fully testify to his character for honesty and respectability. W. H. Ronayne, Joseph Moss, William Bee, Matthew Grant, George Greenfield, Stewards Oamaru Jockey Club. JBRIGHT'S PRINCESS HOTEL • SWEEP ON THE WELLINGTON CUP, 1881. 400 MEMBERS AT 10s. EACH. First Prize £60 Second Prize 40 Third Prize 20 Other Starters 30 Non-starters 50 £200 If not filled up by date of drawing prizes to be paidyo rata. To be drawn at 8 p.m., at the Princess Hotel, on the night before the race. Ten per cent, commission for expenses. Tickets can be obtained at the Princess Hotel, Molesworth-street. T\J"EW ZEALANDER HOTEL i3l CONSULTATION ON THE WELLINGTON CUP, 1881. 500 SUBSCRIBERS at 10s EACH. To be run on THURSDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY, 1881. First Horse £100 Second „ 30 Third „ 20 Starters 60 Non-starters 40 £250 | Should all the Tickets not be disposed of, Prizes distributed pro rata. Commission ] deducted from all Prizes. T. SMITH, Treasurer. ALFRED A. CAMERON'S DUNEDIN CUP CONSULTATION £5000. Race on 24th February, 1881. Fee, £1. First, £700 ; Second, £300 ; Third, £200 ; Starters, £800 ; Non-Starters, £3000. Total, £5000.— For the benefit of company applications the Non-Starters divided will average £100 each.— Crossedcheques and Is exchange, two stamps. — Close about 17th Feb., when Christchurch Autumn Handicap follows. Alfred A. Camebon, Box 251, Dunedin. Agencies in Wellington : G. Aldous, Lambton Quay, and at Pier Hotel.

NOTICE. THE EMPIRE CIGAR DIVAN, WIIiLIS-STBEET, (Two doors from Empire Hotel), Opens from this date with an ENTIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF TOBACCOS ! ! Imported direct from the manufacturers, including the celebrated Bird's Eye, Turkish, Rioiiniond Gem, Vanity Fair, and other wellI known American brands, in large and small quantities, from tins and packages of ilb. up to 2001bs. Wholesale Purchasers dealt with at Lowest Prices. Retail Buyers are also reminded that the best HAVANNAH CIGARS & CIGARETTES Are to be had at the EMPIRE CIGAR DIVAN. The Favorite Brands now on hand are — OSCAR AMANDA, Marias, Henry Clay, Partagas, and a large supply of Manilla. A splendid assortment to choose from. Come and see for yourselves. ZIMAN & MANDEL ... Proprietors. N.B. — Pipes Mounted and Repaired. 15th January. \\7~E have to hand a supply of the cele»T bratedLXL. Sauce. E. Garton* Co S Agents for Now Zealand.