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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7392, 23 March 1886, Page 8

. Amusements. 1 A BBOTT ' S Stage Manager .... _ " ii# f, . ler - Musical Director .. .. " chw. W. Last 5 Nights, J2SSSK* Last 5 Nights. 5Nm * Last 5 Nights. ' Slfc 3 si s Kiffi 3 p]nv.v^" SoN AGAIN 1 BILLY EMERSON AGAIN ' BILLY EMERSON AGAIN i '' TEN THOUSAND MILKS AWAY " TEN THOUSAND MILES AWav'" "TEN THOUSAND MILES AWAY," UNCLE TOM'B CABIN BY THK KMIRB STRENGTH OF thp EMERSON CO 1 p ANY CUNaRD-s BENEFIT ON Pidru'v CUNARD'S BENEFIT ON FRIDAY THE BIGGEST PROGRAMME . N REPnnn FItTY FORMERS. ECORD Doors open at seven, commence at eieht p Admission: Dress Circle, * 8; Stat 2a Bn , Pit, la. ' ' TALLB . 2s 6s j Box plan at Lennox's. A. L. CUNARD, —- —— Managgj, ——— CHORaL SOCIETY, notice. Soloists, members of the Chorus and Orch» i particularly requested to attend practice TH is ,m Ui day) EVENING, at twenty minutes pSSoSS sharp. * ooveu o clock H. J. EDAIISTON _ Hon.' Sag, QOEISN-STKEET^OPPoiJ^I^ TO-DAY. TO-DAV , THE NEW ZEALAND TOM TRn\fi> Will he on Kxhibiiion from iwo till five (f or ,u venience of ladies and children), and from con ten p.m. V9n till, Pronounced by Press and public to b« «. i groateat i ro.ligy that the world has ever nrnrt»„ i' Must be seen to be believed. Produced, Admission, Is ; children, 6d. 13 AKE RB* -"pTcnTc.' The Auckland Bakers' Protection Asiociation h». arranged with the North Shore Ferry OomDan* the services of their splendid steimers Vlcturl/,1.7 Britannia to convey them to St. H»iicM n~ a THURSDAY. 25th instant, where they infe/d Z celebrate their Annual liday. A splendid V gramme rf sports h s been prepared, to whichh» ge. e:al public are cordially invited. Faros" ttetnr, T ckots, la. Garrison Rai din attendance. Tea will be provided free by the Association. 1 BAKERS' PICNIC. In connection with the above Mr. G. T. FtiM. „i St. Ueliers Bay, has arranged to provide Luncheon at Is, and other relreshm'enta at town prices. SPORTS PROGRAMME. 1. BOYS' RACE, 15 and under. — Entrance 1» Post entry. Ist Priza, 10a; 2nd P lie, ss.' 2. HURDLE RACE HANDICAP (150 yards) 5 hurdles, 3 feet 6 inches.— Journeymen Baieri ft' d Carters. Entrance. Is. Ist Prize, £1 t , n d Whip ; 2nd Prize, Whip. 3. ALLCOMERS' RACE HANDICAP (150 yards)Entrance, 2s 6d. Ist Prize, £2 ; 2nd Prise £L 4. BAKERS' CUP (300 yards handicap).-Journey-men Bakers only. Entrance, 2a. Ist Prize £2 • 2nd Prize, £1 ; 3rd Prize Satchel. ' ' 6. SACK RACE(soyds)All Employs. Post Entry Entram e, Is. Ist Prize, 100 Flour : 2nd Priis' Box -king, 10s 6d. ' A 6. SINGLE WOMEN'S RACE (50yds) -Post Entry* Entrance free. l<t Prize, Braceleft, value 16s' i 2nd Prize, 1 Pair Kid Gloves, value 6s 6d. ' 7. HOP, STEP, AND JUMP.— Entry, [AH Employes. Entrance, Is. Ist Prize, £1 • 2nd Prise, 10s. 8. MARRIED WOMEN'S RACE (50yds).—Bakers and Employes' Wires, Post Kntry. Entrance free. Ist Prize, Chest Tea ; 2nd Prize, 50 Flour! 9. BAKERS' CARTERS' RACE HANDICAP (204 yards). —Carters only. Entrance, Is. Ist Prize Bridle, value 17s 6d; 2nd Prize, Whip, vain# 8« fid. Ui 10. THREE-LEGGED RACE (100yds).-P entry. entry, 2s. Ist Prize, £1; 2nd Prize. 10s. 11. WALKING MATCH HANDICAP (one mile).For all . Entrance, Is. Ist Prize £1; 2"d Prize, 10s ; 3rd Prize, Tin of Fancy Biscuits. 12. MASTER BAKERS' RACE (200yds).—Bakers only. Entrance, 23 6d. Post entry. Ist Prize, One guinea Hat. 13. ALLCOMERS' RACE HANDICAP (J-mll).-En. trance, 2j 6d. Ist Prize, £2 ; 2nd Prize, £1. 14. TUG OF WAR (Married v. Single).—Entrance, free. 15. CONSOLATION RACE (120 yarn*).Entrance l free. Post entry. Ist Prize, £1; 2nd Prlter 50 Flour. All disputes will be decided by the Sports Committee, and all protests accompanied with ss, which will be returned if the protest is sustained. Sporting. AUCKLAND DlSTfilOr RACES To be held at DARGAVILLE ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, March 26th and 27th, 1886. Registered under the Auckland Racing Club. FIRST DAY. MAIDEN HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of SOson. Distance, 2 miles. BUSHMAN'S PURSE of 40sovs. Distance, 1J mileit MAIDEN PLATE of 25sovs. Distance, lj miles. DAROAVILLE CUP HANDICAP of lOOsors. DI& tance, 2 miles, HACK RACE of ISsovs. Distance, 1J miles. PUBLICANS' PURSE HANDICAP of 40sors. DU< tance, lj miles. SECOND DAY, HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 60sovs. Distance, 2 miles. KAIPARA HANDICAP of lOOsovs. Distance, 1J miles. FUT LING RACE of 30sors. Distance, li miles. FORESTERS' PLATE HANDICAP of 30sovs. Di» tance, 1 mile. GUM DIGGERS' PURSE HANDICAP of 40sov« Distance, 1$ miles. FREE HANDICAP of 20-evs. Distance, 1 mile. Nominations for all Handicaps will be received by the Secretary, Darcaville, and W. W. Robinson, Tattersall's Club, Auckland, up to eight p.m. of "AY, February 19. 1880. Weights to appear FRIDAY, March 6, 1836. General Entries and Accept* ancus FRIDAY, March 12.1856. Weights declared FRIDAY, March 6, 1888. Acceptances and General Entries, FRIDAY, March 12, 1886. Maiden Handicap Hurdles ~ Acceptance, lsov Bushman's Purse .. .. Entrance, 2Jsov Maiden Pi te .. .. .. Entrance, U«ov» I 'argavil e Cup Handicap .. Acceptance, Ssovl Hack Kact .. .. „ Entrance, ljsors Publicans' Purse Handicap .. Acceptance, 1 sovt Handicap Hurdles .. .. Acceptance, 2sov| Flat Selline Kace .. .. Kntrance, IJ'OTS Foresters' Plate.. .. .. Acceptance, ljsorl W. W. ROBINSON, Handicapped* W. B. BUCKHURST, Secretary. further particulars see Handbills, DARGAVILLE races, MARCH 26 AND 27, 1880. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. On no account will any Games of Chance be allowed to be played on. the Racecourse. By order. W. B. BUCKHURST, Secretary. _ ZEALAND HERALD, Subscription: 9d per week, delivered In town and suburbs; or ISs 6d per quarter, In advacoe, posted » any part of the colony. . . Advertisers in the country can remit payment DJ Mcne7 Orders or Postage Stamps. , Instructions as to the interiion or withdrawal, oi advertisement* in the Herald mint J>* <n wrmng. 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