Sporting. mAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB. WINTER MEETING. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. MONDAY, MAY 24th, 1886. FIRST RACK STARTS AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. ALL GAMES PROHIBITED. Steamer will leave the Ferry Tee on MONDAY MORNING, at eight o'clock sharp, for the conveyance of Horses. R. WYNYARD, Secretary. 5 . __ — . ■ ; -pLUMPTON PARK JOCKEY CLUB. FIRST MEETING will bo hold TO-DAY (QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. At their PRIVATE COURSE, PAPATOITOI. ' ACCEPTANCES FOR TROTTING MATCH. Mr. J. Matson's bay mare Maggie .. - Scratch (Black jacket, blue sleove&J Mr, McMlllen's horse Yankee .. -. Scratch (Mack and white spots) Mr. Wattle's bay hrse Rambler .. .. 60yds. (Cerise anil blue) Mr. R. J. Sandal's bay mare Virgin (late r Popgun) mat. , (Red and white) Mr. Harldgo's black mare Minnie (late ' Magpie) 100 yds. t (White) I Mr. J. Martin's bay horse The Saint -.' 250 yds. , (Maroon). Mr. Dignan's chestnut horse Philip ... 440 yds. 5 (Black jacket, cherry cap) 1 Mr. Abbott's black horse Darkie .. .. 440 yds. I (Blue) Hurdlo Race Entries on the Ground. > TO-MORROW (TUESDAY). : HACK FLAT RACE Also, A HURDLE RACE. C. WALLNUTT, Secretary. OLUMPTON PARK JOCKEY CLUB The ENTRIES for HACK HURDLES and other Races on Tuesday 25th, remain open until MONDAY, on the ground. C. WALLNUTT, Secretary. ! May 21. ISSfI. , Seeds, Produce. &c 1 CHARLES HESKKTH.J (ALEX. AITKEN TTESKETH AND A IT KEN, QUEEN AND DURHAM STREETS, AUCKLAND, Have just received, ex direct steamers Aorangi Rimutaka, and ship Grasmere, their new GARDEN. FLOWER, AND AGRICULTURAL SEEDS AS UNDER. CaTALOUUK. BFNT fkkk OF CHAItOS. A fine Collection of FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS Prom En?l»nd. France, and Germany} Sutton's Mam • oth Long Red Mangold Sharp's Mammoth Long Hod Mangold Sutton's Golden Tanhard Mangold Yellow Globe Tanhard Mangold , Red Globa Tanh/ird Mangold Sutton's Champion Swede Turnip Simp'* Improved Purple Top Swede Turnip Skirving'i Improved Purple Ton swede Turnip Purple Top Aberdeen Yellow Turnip Green Top Abcrbeen Vallow Turnip Devonshire Grey Stone Turnip; Pomeranian White Globe Turnip Green Top Stone Turnip Green Globe Turnip Altringham Long lied Surrey and White Belgian Carrots, Trefoil, White, Red. Scarlet Cow Gra Alsyke and Lucorne Clovers, Ryegrass, Prai Fescues, otc « Also, Law' Mineral Superphosphate of 1 imp, Farmer's Mineral and Bone Superphosphate of Lime. Ohlendorf's Mineral Superphosphate of Lime, Nitre, Hone Manure .Chemical and Peruvian Guano, Bonednst of all grades; coarse, fine, and rocksalt; Nitrate of Soda, etc. 800 Sacks White Tartarian Seed Oats 300 Sacks Black Tartarian Seed Oata ftoo Sacks Dun Tartarian seed Oats 10 Tons Magnum RonnmSeed Potatoes 20 Tons Canterbury Fluke Seed Potatoes 4 Tons Suowflake Seed Potatoes Early Rose. Ashes of Kidneys, Tallerson's Victoria Woodstock Kidney, and Derwent Seed Potatoes Agents for the pure Indian Tea, imported direct by Captain Hcrold from his brother's gardens at Darjecing, in lib packets, tins, and boxes. /GEORGE in- TTAKINS Late George S. Jakins, GRAIN AND SEED MERCHANT; CUSTOM -STREET, AUCKLAND, Has for Sale, ex latest arrivals and to arrive. , RYK GRASS ALSO, ITALIAN* DO. SILVER WATTLE PRAIKIK DO. PEPPERMINT GUM COCKSFOOT STRINGY BVRK MEADOW FESCUE BLUE GUM POA PRATKN.SIS ALSO. CRKSTh.I) DOGSTAIL BONEDDST (J I.) RIB GRASS SUPERPHOSPHATE WHITE CLOVER GUANO, ETC. RED DO. (ENGLISH ALSO, AND AMHKICAN) MAIZE (WHOLE AND ALSYKE DO. CRUSHED) COW GRASS (ENGLISH e HEP) AND AMERICAN) DO. (DANISH) TREFOIL DO. TARTARIN (WHITE SIIEKPS MUSTARD BLACK, AND DUN) LUCERNE WHEAT (FOWL AND ALSO, MULING) PURPLE TOP, YELLOW BEANS ABERDEEN TURNIP POTATOES GREEN DO. DO. CHAFF PURPLE DO. MAM- BRAN MOUTH TURNIP SHARPS DEVONSHIRE GREY- FLOUR (WOOD'S), 100's, STONE DO. SC'S, AND 25*3 WHITE STONE DO. Special Quotations to large Buyers. STOVE. GREENHOUSE. FLORISTS' FLOWERS, AND BEDDING PLANTS, FOR SALE BY W. J. PALMER, CAKLETON GORE ROAD. The above are a long way ahead of anything of the kind in tho colony, both for quality and price. No expense or trouble is spared to obtain the Lest of each kind in cultivation. Lists and Price on application. An inspection invited JBYCROFT & CO. (LIMITED), • MILLERS AND BISCUIT MANUFACTURERS, SHOIITLAND-f-TKEKT, Auckland. Have much pleasure in intimating to tho public that ttioy ar« now manufacturing by a nkw process « New Brand of Flour called "Snowflake," which they can confidently recommend as a lirst-class Household Flour, it being much appreciated by those who are using it. Those who have not tried it, and wish to do so, bo sure and ask your Grocer for - BYCROri".- SNOWFLAKE." »————«»»—————«■———«»——— E. P. DONNELLY. mAMAKI CJTONK AUARRY JL AMAKI lOTONE UUARKY SUPPLIES RUBBLE, PITCHERS, ASHLAR, STEPS, QUOINS, SILLS, ADS, TEMPLATES, KERBS, and ether BUILDING STONE, la any Quantities, at moderate rates, Also Machine Broken Road Metal to any gauge. Builders and Contractors requiring large quantities can have Barges, containing from CO to 100 cube yards delivered alongside wharf at two or three days' notice , i Stones any size up to 6 feet square. Yards (next Goldie's Sawmill) where a large quantity 1 of every description dimension Stone is always in Stock. i Agents : S. .Tickell and Co., Engineers, Customsstreet West, where all orders are to bo left, and of '• whom full particulars and prices can be obtained. < JC. PEL HAM,' O « LADDER, STEP, AND BARROW MAKER CARPENTER, JOINER, SHOP AND OFFICE FIT* TER, ALBERT-STREET, near Firebell. Evory desscription of Ladders, Steps. Barrows, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Choits, Clothes Horses in stock. Baltic Pine I Poles from 22 to 5b feet long, suitable for Boat Spars and Flag Poles on Salo. N.B.— Ladders, Steps, ' Barrows, Screw Jacks, and Floor Cramps on hire. ' * OCKBURN'S VERY OLD PORT. ' Chateau Laflte Grand CLARET. Exceptionally » fine wines. <. JOHN REID & CO. e 26, Queen-street. t GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, v UOBSON-STREET. I Board and Lodging „ per week C do. do. (single loom).. 25s do. S
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7645, 24 May 1886, Page 8
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