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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7824, 18 December 1886, Page 3

Sporting. ; - ONBHUNGA RACING CTLUB. Registered under the A.B.C. SUMMER MEETING TO BR HBLD OK JANUARY 15th, 1887. NOVEL RACE of 30sov. Distance, 1 mile. Weight, got 71b. Entrance. 30s. The winner to be the property of the Club. HANDICAP HTJRDLKB of 50sov. Distance, 2 milesover eight flights of hurdles, 3 feet 6 Inches highSecond herse to receive 6sov from the stakes Nomination, l»ov. Acceptance, 30». MAIDEN PLATE of SOsov. Distance, li miles. For horses that have not won a race of the value of 20tev. Weight for-a?e. Entrance, 306. ONEIWNGA CUP of ISOsov, Distance, 1J miles. Second horse to receive 20iov, and the third horse lOnov from the sUkes. Nomination, £2 10s. Acceptance, £3 10s. SELLING HURDLE RACK of 40sov. Distance. 1} relies, over six flights of hurdle', 8 feat 0 inches high. The winner to be the property of the Clal>. Entrance. 40;. HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE cf lOOsov. Distance, about 3 miles, over a fair hunting country. No* mination, 2iov. Acceptance, 3iov. FLYING STAKES, being a Ladj's Bracelet of the v.tlne of 2040 V, the gift of W. Adams, K*q., with 10«ov added. Distancf, j-mile. For two-year-' olds and upwards, Nomination, 10s. Acceptance, lsov. SELLING RACE of 40«ov. Distance, 1 mile. Weight-for-age For "-year-old* nnd npw»'ds. Winner to be sold for £160. If £106, allowed 71b; if £76, Hlb; if £50,211b; if £30, 281b ; if to be the property of the Club, 4'2lb. entrance, 40s. Nominations fir Hurdle Race, Onp, Steeplechase, and Firing Stakes clone on I" ID AY. December 24, at oight o'clock. General Entries and Acceptances close on KRIDAY, January 7, at eight o'clock. AH Kittrles to be sealed and addressed to the Secretary, Office Koyal Hotel, Onehunga ; or, t > Mr. W. Adams, No. 6, Kxcliange Chambers, Dutham-street Kant, with entrance money enclosed, and lull particulars. All races run under the A.lt C. new rules. T. O'SULLIVAN, Secretary. Gazette in Bankruptcy. XN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of ROBERT CHARLES GREEN. WOOD, of Auckland, Auctioneer, a Bankrupt. Tenders are Invited to noon of FRIDAY, 24!h December, ISS6. for the Unrealised Estate of the Bankrupt, consisting of Equities of Redemption.of Mortgaged Properties, Unsold UnincumbereJ Properties, Uccollected Book Debts, and other Properties, particulars of which may be Obtained at my office. 'lenders must bo sealed and endorsed, " Tender in Estate r f K. C. Greenwood," and accompanied by a cheque marked by a banker is good (or seven days for 25 per rect. of the amount of the tender. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Full particular*, with condition*, nt my office. JOHN La'WSON, Official A«M?nee in Bankruptcy. Auckland, December 17, ISB6. TN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act, 1533, and amendments thereof. Notice is hereby given that by separate orders made on the dutes specified hereuader in the matter of the Bankruptcies hereinafter mentioned, the said Court dirt order and declare that the said severe Bankruptcies had closed. 2ND DECEMBER, 1886. No. 41S Robert Charles Greenwood, of Auckland, Auc* sneer 456 James and Ann Johmtone, of Tuakau, Publicans 16TH OECRMBRR, 1886. 542 Thomas Wylle, of Judea, near Tauranga. Farmer 4SS John Katon, of Auckland, Provision Dealer. Dited this 17th day of December, 1836. JOHN L4WSON, ' Official As* gnee In Bankruptcy. Public Notices. THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between I'm. Larson and George Downing under the style or firm of Larsen and Downing, Hone Shoeis and General Smith:, avondale, having been disoived, all accounts owing by the firm will be paid by Wm. Larsen, and all accounts owing to the arm will be received by Wm. Larsen, whose receipt shall be sufficient discharge of same. WM. LAR9KN, QKO. DOWNING. I BEG to give notice that the firm will is future be carried ou by me, and trust by strict attention to business to merit the o?nSdenoe hitherto placed in the firm. WILLIAM LARSEN. "VTOTICE i* hereby given that the Partner- ; _Li »ntp herntofore subsisting between us, the undersigned James Ami - alker and Thomas Walker, lin the buaineis of Batch .>r», carried on by us at laraoeahape Koad. Auckland, has been dlsnolved by mutual consent as from the thirteenth day of December, ISS'J. and thai the ■ usinea* be will henceforth carried on by the said Themat Walker alone, who will pay and discharge ail debts aad liabilities and receive all money payable to the late firm. Dated this fifteenth day of December, ISS6. J. A. WALS.ER. THOS. WALKER. witness : A. HiKSA, Solicitor, Auckland. I . —— NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVRN that the Partnership hitherto existing between the underlined under the style of the Auckland Dairy Company was Dissolved by mutual consent on the So;h ultimo. FRANK LAWRY, JOSEPH BOOTH, ALFRED CHADWICE. Witness to signatures: • John M. Alixandsr. Auckland, December 15,1856. / 1 HKISIMAS BOXES. By resolution of the Grocers' Asjodatlcm, the decision of last year being re-affirmed, is published for general information : — " That we discontinue the giving of Christmas Boxes, as it tends to foster a spirit of diicontent amongst tho recipients, and is an undesirable expenditure for the grocer." R. FRENCH. Secretary Grocers' Association. -vr o t I o E. A Trap will leave Wellsford during the summer months every THURSDAY on and after 23rd December, to meet the Rose Casey, returning the same night to Wellsford. WALTER RAMSBOTTOM, Wellsford. IN THE MATTER OP THE CANTON INSURANCE OFFICK. (LIMITED). AND IN THE MATTKR OF THS FOREIGN COMPANIES ACr OF 181:4. Notice is hereby given that for the purposes of the abovementioned Act, the place of Business of Messrs. H.nderson ana Micfarlane, Merchants, Fort and Commerce Streets, Auckland, is an Office of. the Canton Office (Limited), HENDERSON & MACFAKLANE. Auckland Agents for the Company. Auckland, December 10,1886. _ A CCORDING TO OUR USUAL CUSTOM, HTHE AUCKLAND 'JM&BER QO. (LIMITED), Will, previous to stock-tiking, submit some cheap and useful lines of BUILDING TIMBER, Delivered free of charge any reasonable distance. Country settlers, suburban residents, and owners of property are invited to inspect the same at the MILL YARDS, CUSTOMS-STREET WEST, £iooqja EWAEI, TO PROSPECTORS, GUM DIGGERS, BUSHMEN, AND OTHERS. I THE NEW ZEALAND TIMBER CO., LIMITED ! Offer the above reward for the discovery IN PAYABLE QUANTITIES on their properties at , Wbangapoua of Valuable Minerals or Commodities such as Gold, Silver, or Copper, all of which Lave baen f. und upon the estate; or, if preferred, will make 1 liberal terms for giving the discoverer an Interest In ; his find. . ■ Copy of the Gold Mining Lease can be seen and all particulars obtained from the Mill Office, Whangapo'iza, from J. H. Harrison, Coromandel, Prater Bros., ' Thames, and at Head Office, Auckland. , ]3y order, W. PERKINS, \, ' , Secretary, New Zealand Timber Company - -.-■•■. Limited Auckland, October 20,1886. ..-,.. ■ mum <i si jOhlfflStAff TT IP TFTVmO ' BaH IBEI .„,, AND CURE Or MIND4W»HHif&l»HHtf%tf* WANDIICUINa ' " U,uße Smmtm^m!mmo±a* WAmKRim - "Us use Sl 3™ Shi «2 y? nas B M4 *' T strengthened a a I ni n WT ivHan ,l, ' Memory."— %® %&%$ Baa W*& Hon. W. W. Astor, recent i U.S Minister to Italy. " Professor Loisette gave me « new memory."—Judah P. Benjamin, Q.C. 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