CHALLENGE FROM REYNOLDS TO HEARN.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6421, 16 June 1882, Page 5

CHALLENGE FROM REYNOLDS TO HEARN.

[BY TELEGKA.PH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] vVellington, Thursday. A letter has been received from Reynolds, the New South Wales sculler, to the effect that he his willing to row Hearn for £100. Hearn is quite willing to accept this challenge, and to allow £25 for expenses should he come to Wellington. Probably the match will be arranged.

Mr. N. Harker, 27, Qu"en-street, advertises for a quantity of split kauri staves for making hogsheads. We have to acknowledge the following sums for Mrs. Mason (per Captain Fox) : Mr. Green, 10s; Mr. Nathaa, 10s. Throngh his Corns, a poor postman of Sale Jfoarly "sacked" was for missing the mail-; But through AJlcock's Corn Plaster he can now walk much faster Than Perkins, the •' Blower," or Gale. Allcuck's Cokn Plastkrs are the beet cure for Corns ever discovered. Sold by all dealers of medicine. Agents for this District—Kempthorne, Proaaor, and Co., Auckland. The Fierce Competition at present raging in commercial circles at home, is nowhere more noticeable than amongst the manufacturers of velvet teens. The result is an article of superior finish remarkable alike for its brilliancy and softness of tone. The new shades, " Petunia," " Peacock," Maroon, &c, in the " Amarant" make ; as, also, in a remarkably cheap black, are on view at J. M. McLachlan's, 222, Queen-street, oppoeite McArthm and Co.'s largo warehouse, and next to Messrs. Crulckshank and Miller's, where a cash sale la new being held. • . . i . ~ . .