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Evening Post, Volume XLVII, Issue 10, 12 January 1894, Page 3

\\r ELLINGTON RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, 22nd and 24th JANUARY, 1894. ACCEPTANCE FOR WELLINGTON CUP, li miles .. 3 soys Anniversary Handicap, 1 mile ... 2 sots Hurdle Handicap (Ist day), 2 miles ... 2 soys Nursery Handicap, '{-mile 2 bovb Welter Handicap, 1| miles . 2 bovb Telegraph Handicap, J-mile 2 boys Hack Hurdle Handicap (Ist day), H miles 10a Hack Handicap, li miles 10s Close on MONDAY, 15th JANUARY, at 9 p.m. FINAL PAYMENTS. Wellington Cnp, li miles 5 soys Close on FRIDAY, 19th JANUARY, at 9 p.m. H. M. LYON, Secretary. Club Hotel, Wellington. 10th January, 1894.

TjiOXTON RACING CLUB. ACCEPTANCES CLOSE OX Saturday, 13th January, 1894, At 9 p.m. ENTRIES for Trial Hurdloß and Anniversary Handicap dose at tho samo time. Telegraph Office open till 8 p.m. J R. M'MILLAN, Hon. See. VmfELLINGTON TROTTING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. •10 BK HHiO AT MIRAMAK, Ktl/BIRNIE, TUESDAY, 23« d JANUARY, 1894. NOMINATIONS. Owners arc reminded tbat Nominations tor tbe rcbove Meeting close with the Secretary, at tho New Zealander Hotel, on FRIDAY NEXT, 12th instant, at 9 p.m. H. R. WOON, Secretary. 10th January, 1894. GREAT DRESS SALE. TjiOß THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS TE ARO HOUSE rVill offer to tbo Ladies of Wellington the Choice Droßa (ioods bought in the WAREHOUSEMEN'S STOCK, and also tho whole of their LARGE STOCK OF DRESSES, CREPONS, PRINTS, CASHMERE SATEENS, and De LAINES, At Half-price, Tno whole lot amounting to £6000. During the SALE WEEK Ladies can lave their Dresses and Costumea mode by iliss "Bxaa at Reduced Rates, and finished fith that taste and fit for which she is bo ustly celebrated. THE CREAT DRESS SALE, TE ARO HOUSE. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS. JUST OPENED. JUST OPENED. Ex S.S. Coptic, Direct from the Publishers, 1000 BEAUTIFUL PICTURES Quitb Works of Aht. F. COHEN, CASH CLOTHIER, TAILOR, AND OUTFITFER, 92, WILLIS-STEKET (Two doors from Manners-street), HAS much pleasure in announcing that he has just opened 1000 SPLENDID PICTURES, and it is his intention, the same as previous years, to present every purchaser, during tho months of December and January, with one, so it will be wise to call early and have yonr pick. I have just opened 20 dozen athletic singlets and pants, in all oolours, from Gs the Bait. . And please note that the largest stock of— Men's, Youths', and Bbys' Christmas Suits, Hats, Shirts, Silk Handkerchiefs, Ties, Braces, Ac, A.o , Ac, to be seen in Wellington, is at E. COHEN'S, CASH .CLOTHIER AND OUTFITTER, 92, Wl&LIB-STRXBT (Two doors from Manners-street.)

ASSIGNED ESTATE W. BROWN, Latx M'Ewen, Bbown & Kitto. HALF-COST SALE. FOR 14 DAYS ONLY. ON THE PREMISES, WILLIS-STREET. EVERT LINE MUST BE CLEARED. PBXMISJSS TO BE VACATSD. COME EARLY AND SECURE THE BARGAINS. DAVIS & CLATER, VENDORS. SPECIAL TO MARKSMEN. EX Tainui, a Shipment of FIELD RIFLES to hand ; A 1 quality. Also, Vernier Ac. Apply early. BALLINGER BROS., Wholesale Plumbers, Waring Taylor and Maginnity streets, Wellington. THE TTP-TO-DATE GUIDE TO WELLINGTON. Now in the Press. To be published shortly. A Handy Guide to Wellington and District. Profusoly Illustrated. BROWN, THOMSON & CO., Publishers. RS. JACOBSEN, Widow and Ex. eontrix of the late Mr. P. F. Jacobson, Architect, has no connection with, or beneficial interest in, any business carried on by Mr. W. Heginbotbam, nor does she authorise her late husband's name to be used in connection ¦with any business. S. A. JACOBSEN. 23rd December, 1893. LADIES' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, Melmbbbt Houbk, Brougham-street. THIRST Term begins Ist February. Day W and Resident Pupils receired, and prepared for N.Z. University Examination. Madame d« Doriez, from Paris, will form French Classeq,