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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 100, 30 April 1881, Page 4

*^^^T>ENINSULAR A ORIENTAL • Tifffir Jl steam navigation co The company's steamships (under contrao with the Victorian Government for the con* veyance of H.M. mails) will be despatch© as under, from the Williamstown Dookyaid Pier, calling off Glenelg an(* at King George's Sound : — teShfp. TonB | D>teofSailin g r Hybabpks ... 2984 25th April Kxbditk ... 3860 11th May And thenceforward every alternate week. Firat-olass fare from Wellington, via Sydney or Melbourne, to Southampton jC79 Seoond-olass do, do, d» J654 First-class far* from Wellington to Brindisi or Venioe .£74 Second-class do, do, do .£49 Steamers leave Wellington to oonneotwith the above Pasßengcra booked by, and evory inforruation obtained from JOHNSTON A CO., Agents. PASSENGER LINE OF PACKETS. FOR LONDON DIRECT, SAILING IN ALL MAY. 4JJ& - npHE Splendid Iron Clipper ?TJSiri -*- Barque ALASTOE, 100— Al 824 Tons Register. P. GLAZEBROOK ... Comkandib. Cargo is now being received by the above vessel. For freight apply to E. PEARCE, W. & G. TURNBULL A CO., KRULL A CO., MURRAY, ROBERTS A CO., Or to LEVIN A CO.. Agents. J. L. FLEMING'S NOVELTY CONSULTATION, No. 2, ON THE NEW ZEALAND GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASES, To be held at Timaru, on Tuesday, 24th May, 1881, Including the New Zealand Grand National Handicap, Hunt Club Cup, and Maiden Plate. 3000 SUBSCRIBERS at 10s. EACH. Each Ticket has a chanoo of winning Three Prizes. N. Z. G. N. H. First Horse £350 Seoond Horse 125 Third Horse 50 Starters and Non- Starters „. 145 <£670 HUNT CLUB CUP. First Horso j6175 Second Horse 75 Third Horse 50 Starters and Non-Starters ... 115 .£415 MAIDEN PLATE. First Horse JJI7S Second Horße 75 Third Horse 50 Starters and Non-Starters ... 115 .£415 As each* Race will be drawn poparatoly, every subscriber will have a chance of winning Three Prizes for each Ticket. * The Drawing will be held under the supervision of a Committee of Subscribers, and results advertised in daily papers. Intending subscriber h are requested to make early application. If cheques are sent exchange must be added, and stamps enclosed for reply and result. J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneer, Ao., High-street, Triangle, Christohuroh. STAPLETON'S NOVRLTY CANARY CONSULTATION NO. 8, Otf THR MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE, GRAND NATIONAL HANDICAP, AND HUNT club cap, To be run At TIMARU, QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, 1881. 2000 Subscribers at 10s each. Each Ticket has a chance of winning Three . Prizes. Maiden a™r,A Htmt ■asr >ssi. g* Ist Horse ... £ 100 .£l5O £100 2nd Horse 50 70 50 3rd Horse ... 25 30 25 Other Starters (divided) ... 40 50 40 Non - starters (divided) ... 85 100 85 .£3OO ,£4OO .£3OO To be oondncted as follows :— Each event to be drawn for separately, making three drawings. The holder of one or more tickets has an equal interest fti the three above events, thus giving him or her a chance of obtaining three horses with one ticket. To be drawn at Foresters' Hall, by a Committee of the Subscribers, and results advertised in morning papers. Is exchange on ehequei. Two stamps for reply and result. For the greater satisfaction of my numer ous clients, I have reqnested Mr. Jnbal Fleming, Tobacconist, City Baths, Colombostreet, to act as Treasurer. He, having consented, will for the future receive and pay all monies in connection with my Consultations. THOJIAS STAPLETON, Box 233 ; or to JUBAL FLEMING, Treasurer, Ci^y Baths, Colombo-street, Christchnroh. WELLINGTON COACH FACTORY, Manners-street A Taranaki Place. REDUCED PRICE LIST. Landan carriages, from .£l6O Broughams, from .£lOO Hansoms, from .£7O Waggonettes, from jB5O Phsotons, from .£4O Buggies, from .£3O Dog carts, from .£25 Expresses, from .£3O Spring carts, from w£2o Spring carts, from £16 Tip drays, from .£l3 Any other description of veliiolo built to order Repairs done in a" I its branches. Trimming, painting, touching up, and varnishing, done on tho shortest notice. All work guaranteed by "MICHAEL BOHAN, Proprietor. T. RAE IS THE LARGEST IMPORTER or JOURNALS IN THE COLONY. Receives all the Leading Newspapers of the world regularly by 'Frisco, Suez, and Brindisi mails. T.R. is in receipt of upwards of 400 Monthly Publications, to suit all olasses of Bociety, fresh from the press. Constant readers will always be able to get latest issues without delay. The exceedingly moderate prices of all these journals should placo them within the reach of everyone Publications on Science, by OmboU And Co., are now issued in monthly numbers. The Boys' Own Paper and Girls' Own Paper are strongly recommended to parents and guardians for children, being both instructive and entertaining. Dressmakers and Milliners will find & large assortment of Fashion Books to choose from containing Patterns of the latest Parisian and London styles of dress. I would likewise draw the attention of Master Tailors to the large nnmber of Journals set apart for their trade ; they wil find great assistance by having one of these Fashion Books, containing a variety of cutout paper Patterns of the latest Parisian novelties in gentlemen's dress. All orders by poßt promptly attended to, and journals forwarded by return. THOMAS RAE. Cassell's Magazine, Is Curtis' Botanical Magazine Daisy Florist, 2s Gardeners' Majrazino Hunt's Yachting Magazine Journal of Costumes Journal of Modes Ladies' Gazette of Fashion London Society Nautical Magazine, 2s Novelette Rainbow Trimen's Botany, 2s Presbyterian Magazine Nettspapbws. Home News, Temperance Record Sporting Life, Queen, Universe News of World, Nonconformist Scotsman, Engineer, Fun Musical Record, Musical Times, Punch Bell's Life. Draper, Glasgow Weekly Mail Graphic, John Bull, Musical World