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New Zealander, Volume XIV, Issue 1228, 23 January 1858, Page 1

AUCKLAND REGATTA, 1858. SPECIAL NOTICE. ENTRIES FOR REGATTA, From (I to 8 p.m. punctually, THIS DAY, (Saturday,) the 2 3rd instant , at the Mechanics' Institute. HTMIE COMMITTEE respectfully request the attention of all persons who purpose entering Boats or Vessels for the ensuing Regatta to the published “ Rules and Regulations,” especially Nos. 1, 2, 0, and 17. The lion. Secretary will be in attendance at the Institute at 5 p.m., (same evening,) to receive the Books from those Gentlemen who have kindly acted as Collectors for the “Regatta Fund;” such as cannot attend will please forward the same. B. T. KING, Hon. See. Auckland, January 22nd, 1858. AUCKLAND REGATTA, 1858. TENDERS arc invited bv the Regatta Committee for THREE FLAG BOATS, Committee Boat, a Band, and from Purveyors. The Committee will not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. Tenders ! to be forwarded to the Mechanics 1 Instituac, by 5 p.m., THIS DAY, (Saturday). For particulars apply to B. T. KING, Hon Sec. Auckland, January 21th, 1858. NELSON YACHT CLUB. President—G. Duppa, Esq. Vice-President— Mr. J. Elliott. Treasurer — Alexander Kerr, Esq. nnilE NELSON YACHT CLUB will -L give a CHALLENGE CUP, value 50 guineas, to be sailed for in Blind Bay, at the NELSON ANNUAL REGATTAS, by Boats not exceeding 50 tons belonging to any of the New Zealand Provinces. The Regatta for the year 1858 will take o J place on Thursday, the 18th March. The Matches for the Cup to be sailed in accordance with the Rules of the Nelson Yacht Club, under the direction of the sailing committee for the time being. The distance, out and home, not to exceed 14 miles; time to be allowed for tonnage. The bund fide owner of a competing Boat from any of the sister Provinces will be deemed an honorary member of the Club for the occasion, and, as such, be entitled to all its privileges. The Cup to be awarded to the owner of the Boat that shall be declared the winner of the Match for two consecutive years. By order of the Committee, W. Akersten, Secretary. Nelson, December 21, 1858. MADAME DE BAR, AT APOTHECARIES HALL, Queen-Street, Auckland, MILLINER, DRESS AND MANTLEMAKER, Bond-Street, ILondon, BEGS to acquaint the Ladies of Auckland and its vicinity, that she has brought from England an elegant assortment of Parisian an English Millinery; also, all the newest Fashions in Mantels, Undies’ and Children’s Dresses; and that she has made arrangements with her Agents in England to forward the London and Paris Fashions monthly. Madame De Bar having had great experience for many years in instructing young people, will undertake to teach the Arc of Dress Making, &c., &c., in a Series of Lessons. Patterns given to Pupils. Ladies desiring to have their Patterns taken for their own use can depend upon the latest designs. Apprentices and Improvers wanted, also a good first hand Dressmaker. TO CARPENTERS. TENDERS wall be received until noon of Saturday, 23rd January, for the Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Work required in completing a Stone House at Parnell. The proprietor docs not bind himself to accept the lowest, or any tender. Plans and Specifications can be seen by applying to Chas. Sanderson, Civil Engineer, Queen-street. 19th January, 1858. NOTICE. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Trustees of the Auckland Savings Bank, will be held at this Office on Tuesday, the 2Gth instant, at 4 o’clock, p.m. A. Shepherd, Vice President. Auckland Savings Bank, Priuccs-street, 19th Jan., 1858. ARTHUR WARMOOL, London, sailed in the Mary Pelham, whaler. Captain Harper, 1853, mother and sister in ydney anxious to hear from you. Address Post Office, Sydney, N. S. W.