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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 339, 13 December 1864, Page 1

MAHURANGI REGATTA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1864. Under the Patronage of his Honor the Superin tendent. Committee: Mr. James Darroch Mr. M. W. Munro Sir. M'Gechie Mr. T. Scott Mr. J. Sullivan Mr. G-. Thompson Mr. T. Short Mr. H. M'Brierty Mr. P. T. Lloyd M. — M'Brierty Mr. J. Carroll Mr. Geo. Ryan. "Umpire: Mr. William Watts. Secretary and Treasurer: Mr. Charles T. Lloyd. PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME. Fiiist Race. Whaleboatfc pulled hy five oars Prizes. Second Race. Yachts underve tons Piizes. Third Race. Flat-bottomed dingies under 2 feet 3 inches on the bottom Prizes. Fouiith Race. Trading vessels from 20 to 45 tons Prizes. Fifth Race. Dingies pulled by boys undor 18 years Prizes. Sixth Race. Dingies pulled by a pair of oars Prizes. Seventh Race. Dingy pulled hy boys under 15 years Prizes. Eighth Racb. For boys under 12 years of age. Prize, a flatbottomed Dingy, presented by Mr. James Sullivan.; ENTRIES THE AUCKLAND JOCKEY CLUB PLATE. OF 200 sovereigns, given by the members of the Auckland Jockey Club, with a sweepstakes of 10 govs, each added, half forfeit. If three horses Btart, the second to save his stake. THREE SIILES.. "Weight for ago. 1 year old 7st. 71b. ; 4 year old t>st.; 51b ; 5 year old lOst. ; 6 year old and aged lOst. 41b. Mares and geldings allowed 31bs. Lieut. St. Ilill's, A.D.C., br. li. "Ratan,"6 yrs. by " Sweetmeat," dam " Coquette." Lieut, St. Hill's, A.D.C , b. g., Kuma, 5 yrs., by " DuC'an-JJlnirrnp," dam. " Camilla." Lieut. fc*t. Ilill's, A.D.C., b. ni. "Siren," 6 yrs., by "Glendon," dam "Altluea." Mr. Paton's bk. in. " Blink Bonnv," aged, by Mr. Paton's bk. g. " Merrimac," 4 yrs., by Mr. H. F. "Way's eh. g. " Stockman," (late "First Class "), »ged, by ' Figaro," Mr. T. Rogers' b.h." Count," 4 yrs., by " Towton," dam "Countess." Captain Beeves,' M. T., br. g. "Koheroa," 4 yrs. by " Meleager," dam " (Jazelle." Sir G-. Grey's, K.C.8., br. h. " Dainty Ariel," aged by " Riddleswortli," dam " Alibaba." Mr. T. Hancock's ch. h. " Island Lad," 4 yrs., by " Towton," Mr. R. Farmer's b. g. " Garrotter," 4 yrs., by Pacific," dam " Molly Bawn." Mr. R. Farmer's b. m. "Virginia," 6 yrs., by "William Tell," dam " Cressida." Mr. Robinson's, 40th Regt., b. g. "Balsam," aged, by Mr. Bailey's, D.C.G., ch. h. "Young Towton," 4 years, by " Towton," dam Mr. James Davy's el). g. "War Eagle," aged. [Entry dated Wanganui, November 9th, per registered letter.] Mr. Hugh H. Stafford's b. g. " St. Lawrence," 5 yrs, by " St. Aubyn," dam " Symphony." [Entry dated Nelson, November 15, per registered lotttr H. HARDINGTON, Hon. Secretary. December 3, 1864. TO FARMERS AND COUNTRY SETTLERS. PRIME New Zealand Corned Beef, without Bones, Calves' Rennets, Brown Sausages, Black Puddings, fc'avaloys. For salo at very moderato prices at A. DORNWELL & SON'S, Butchers, Victoria-street, (Lato Siui'iiEim, Runciman), & Co. NOTICE. JOHN S. WELSMAN, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, (Lato with Mr. H. P ttee), BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity that he has commenced in the above business in those premises, next to Messrs. S. and H. Cooke, Cabinetmakers, and immediately opposite the Court House, Queen-street. PACK SADDLES. ON' SALE, "pATENT PACK SADDLES, j with steamed hoards, slinped for back, and Leather j Seats for Riding or Pack, with Luggage straps ! Brecchings, find Breastplates complete. Three Saddles are light and can be guaranteed to keep the back, to their pcculi'ar construction. Also on hand, a lot of very cheap PACK SADDLES, for Packing only. .J . & A. WISEifAS SADDLE„ Q C 3 K ;■ • " 1 B E E T . J. & A. W I S E M A N, V .01-IKBS A 1st 1 HARNESS MAKERS, -^OEEX-sraiiET, BEG to inform their Customers and the Public * generally, that they have ENLARGED THEIR PREMISES, And now having the workmen on the spot REPAIRS, And any Orders •with which they may be favoured, will receive IMMEDIATE ATTENTIOK.