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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6999, 23 April 1884, Page 8

' Sporting. ! -|>APAKURA ANNUAL BACKS. \ THIS DAY, | -WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1884. | ' * ST. GEORGE'S XJAY I • - (Bank Holidays). 1 l .. - C,V\ / ..." v ' '■ I • "THirt Baca to Start st Oas o'dock Sharp. ! ■ : • - . WM. PERCIVAL, .... . Secretary. '• It>ESUI,T QPjNEMO'S CONSULTATION j~ PAPAKURA CUP. I ' —- : * m S 137 Maori i ~ .289 Fitz-Herculc» .... . ;; - i ' 355 Swordßnan r '-- -' -- • ! 413 Fishwoman i 693 Witiora I 237 Consul . , 1918 Taipouri 295 Normanby _ ~Woodpecker ; ... . i » 321 Administrttor v i 243 V üba Bill j SSI Radames . , ! ai.525 farto "> >: • v-'. 11 -"--: ---■ • i S39'Paramona . „ j 6?1 Lilisller." .. j | ' Closed with 717 Sub«feiber». | NOW-.OPEN. i Consultation on TaltapTiEa. Birthday Cap; unlimited number of Shareholders at ss. (Run May 24.) ) ' A. NEMO. •EtegisUrid Enters V /-.(Poet. Offieo Orders f ±2000) Paylbte td I not Accepted. j —'WUUU ADAMAsTOB. j "SDiHASTOE'S "NOVELTY CONSULTATION I ON" THE , • I A HANI>ICXP !' [ ' *"* ~ v (To bo BUH'at DUne'diS). ~ f.' « "Will clo3B on or &bout_22nd Mar, 1834. 8000 • Members at ss'Each. ' j126 PRIZES TO3E DISTRIBtJIED ASFoLI'OWB FIRST, .. SXSttsecond —: .. ' - v: ' iso ffHIRD .. _ _ 100 STARTERS divida - 150 —.7 —- „ ~2sa II £900 ! I CiSa-ATTAEES. :2 at £100.. .. £200 So at £6 £150 ;2 at 50".. . _ 100 50, at '5 _ .. 250 Id at 207". -200 r S- 5 20 at io.: . 200 ; £1100 -> Baah Ticket has.7 separate chances, Bace and Cash Awards being drawn for. separately. "When convenient," please send'P.O. Order, payableto "A'damaitor." ■By so doing you ■ Trill - protect '• yourself against loss, as it is equal to registration. - Country Cheques must have One Shilling added far exchange.' and maikcd correct by Bank. • Two stamps must &e sant for reply'and reralt Result sent to erery share ■ .holder directly after the drawing. Not less than two Tickets sent':-to'any one* address. apply early this time as the time is limited. Address 'If Stamps are sent, Y ADAMASTOE,) PostOfficeOtders please aendOno-t 'Care of \ or Banknotes 3hllHngln£ eitra. ( Lyons & Hart,) . preferred. \ Boi 151,'P.0., Dunedin. v "U w-^Educational. NIVER SIT Y .OF_O_T AGO. [THE SESSION FOE 1884 "WILL BE OPENED ON |5 i IST MAX A j t ; j SCHOOL OP MINES. [ This School is amply' provided .with Collectioxs of . Specimens, Models, Apparatus. &c. I The course of instruction is designed for the follow- ; ing professions,, viz. -3—Mining Engineer, Metallurgist, : Geological" Surf eyor, Mining ' and .Land Surreyor, j Metallurgical Chemist and Aesayet. '■ 1 - ■*» ' | SCHOOL OP MEDICINE: '' '"' ! All the classes the Medical Degrees of ! the New University may uow;be attended at 1 this University. " - - r ~ »*— •- The preliminikry Medical Examination will be held i on the Ist, 2nd. and 3rd May.'' Calendars giving fall information can be obtained of • '* . W. fl. MANSFOBD, - •' • Begistrir. "VTEWTON" GRAMMAB SCHOOL.—Bev. JL3I Pater Mason, B.A. . The Second Quarter commenced on Wednesday, the 23rd Instant. MKS. CLAYTON'S Ladies' School, Parnell.—The -Dancing (Bass will be under Professor, Bernard's supervision, next term.*''Non- , pupflj may join; by Applying toMx». Clayton:' MI S 8 DONO VA N, . Tsachxb. or Pianoforte, Koxobel House, | uereaiord-atreefe, off Pitt*street,. Vacaacies for pupils: MR. t W. H., HARD WI OK, (Organist of St. Paul's ChnrchV . | "•'iEfiA'OHEE'OF PIAKOFOBTE AHD OBQAJT: ' j For Terms and particulars address Eady's Music j Warehouse. . ■ . . .. MA D A MEP O O LE Y, TEAOHBB OF'BINarKQ ASX) YOIOE CDtTTVATIOX. ' WeUesley-street East. "TnDTJCATIONAXi". —^General 'and Mrs.' flu Stoddard/'reopen'Bchool on ths '21st Instant, vacancies far a few boarders. Premises and grounds larte. Terms moderate. Green Hill, Onehunga (close to Presbyterian Church).—April 1884. PIANOFOBTE, ORGAN, AND HAE MONY.'• •- •' j 8. '.!• c,X> AM BEB T, ; ; \ Sot terms and other particulars address Hewfea j Pott-office. v. - j ■ Mr. jo n s on, Certificated Teacher ol . ~ j >P'fiO NO G R_A TH T, L . Shorthand Teacher .at the College and Grammar Schod< , " i,'Address r Xarangahape BoaS- * .; . . PONSONBY. -DANCING. : —ladies f and Gentlemen desitotis'of joining' Prof."Bernard's t KTening-dasajit Hits Hill's,, next St. John's Church, must apply early, as only a limited number will be t received. First tens begins TUESDAY, Bth April, eiaht ■ p'.fii. "Terins,"sl sa. Applicatidi to he made to Miss Hill or Professor, Bernard,- Devonshire House, Hob- ■ son-street. _____ TIiANCING, " Masonic - Hall, Pn&cess- : P / . Btreet.—Prof. Bernard's Evening Classes (at above Hall), begins on Wednesday, 9th April, 7.50 p-m. Afternoon' Class—Thursday, 10th, 3 pm. JnVeniles— , Saturday,.l2th, 8 p.m. . Intending.papils must apply . early. Specialities—the New Valse, the Slow Valse, and the French Cotillions. 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