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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8162, 25 January 1890, Page 8

SportingmAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB. JUBILEE MEETING. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29. ' OPENING OF NEW RACECOURSE. ! First Race starts at twelvo o'clock. THROUGH TICKET.. .. ONE Shilling. Steamer leaves Feny Tee on WEDNESDAY MORNING at 8.30 for the conveyance of horses. R. WYNYARD, Secretary. ; A UCKLAND -TRACING /^LUE. JUBILEE MEETING, To bo held on (ho KLLEUSLIB RACECOURSE, On THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, IS9O. Undkr the Patronage and in the Presence of ', His Excellence the Earl of Onslow, ' Lord Carrington. Admiral Lord Charles Scott, And the Officers of lI.M. Ships in Harbour First Race to start at one o'clock. PROGRAMME: MAIDEN HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE HURDLE RACE SELLING HANDICAP JUVENILE HANDICAP FLYING HANDICAP JUBILEE CUP ! ADMISSION TO THE COURSE: FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE ' WM. PERCIVAL, Secretary A.R.C. i— ■ — Meetings. "VTEW ZEALAND STUD AND J3I PEDIGREE STOCK COMPANY > (LIMITED). An Extraordinary Genera' Meeting of Share- ; holders will be held on MONDAY, February . 3rd, 1830, at a quarter past two o'clock in the afteri n..on, at the office of tho Company, Shortlandi street, Auckland. Business : To consider matters of business which may necessitate the winding-up of the Company. HENRY E. WHITAKER, Secretary. TT'ENILWORTH GOLD AND SILVER l\_ MINING COMPANY (LIMITED), KARANGAUAKE. '. A Second Extraordinary General Meeting of the 1 Shareholders of the Kenil worth Gold and Silver Mining Company (Limited) will lie held at tho Offices of tho Company, Insuranc. Buildings, Queen-str.-et. Auckland, on TUESDAY, January 26, 1890, at thr-*e p.m., when the resolutions passed at a meeting held on January 13 win be submitted for confirmation. By order. J. YOUNG, ; Secretary. > Auckland, January 13, IS9O. UCKLAND WORKING MEN'S CLUB. NOTICE. The Annual General Meeting of Members will be held in the Club Rooms on TUESDAY, January 28, 1890, at eight p.m. By order of the Committee. SLMEON MOSES, Secretary. — A LL Auckland Orangemen i fasrt -£-»- and visiting Brethren are reJkHjQ quested to in et at the II ill, Newton, /QJr§K3ST at 8.30 sharp on morning of Jubilee to W}/Bp*-v5 take part in tbe demonstration. ■"Af %, &i Procession Committee will meet in -r.*,*****, the above Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, 27th instant, at 8. By order of G.M. i J. CARNAHAN, G.S. Board and Residence. L AKE J_J °TE L, TAKAPUNA. . P. O'MEAGHER Proprietor. f The abovo first class HoteL furnished with all c modem improvements, affords a convenient 1 home fur those seeking healthy pastime and an agreeable cliange. \ BATH-ROOMS. BILLIARD ROOM. GRAND VIEW OF LAKE. j * BOATING, FISHING, Etc. Mr. O'MEAGHEIt will provide a SECOND LUN- • CHEON TABLE for the travelling public and holi-day-keepers at Is Od each; children under 12, half- ' price. Tiii* will save the trouble of carrying lun- > chixin baskets. J (3ALTHURST, CAMBRIDGE. 1 MRS. AND THE MISSES HILL Aro prepared to receive Visitors. Double-storied house, large lofty rooms, extensive grounds, tennis lawn, stabling, paddocks, &c. , Cambridge is well known for its dry bracing ait, 1 and is strongly recommended by medical men for : invalids or others requiring change from the sea air References kindly permitted to Archdeacon , Dudley, Archdeacon Willis, Major Lusk, <Sc. Terms on application. ! rjHHE CARLE TON, CITY ROAD, ' •** CONDUCTED BY MISS JACKSON ' (Successor to Mrs. Graham). . PRIVATE SITTING ROOMS. Good Sea View, ACCOMMODATION FOR FAMILIES. Hot and Cold Baths. Telephone No. 825. HOLTNSLOW HOUSE, LTVBRPOOL-STRERT (near City Road).— J MRS. C. A. ROBERTSON (Widow of the late C. A. Robertson, formerly Head Master of the 3 Thames School, and recently Junior Master in the Auckland College and Giammar School), has i opened tke aboTe as a Bearding-houso. It is fitted with every convenience, hot, cold, and shower baths, &c. ; piano. Centrally situated, with good view of harbour; withiu 10 minutes' walk of Post Office. I Suites to suit families. 'farms moderate. MRS. E. WILLIAM S, TEMPERANCE BOARDING-HOUSE, Grey-street, In returning thanks to her late pstrous, would call their attention to having again leased the above Premises, which have been thoroughly renovated, newly furnished, and fitted with every convenience. • Plungo and Shower Baths. ' ITWERSLEIGH HOUSE, Wellesley- • J&jJ street East, two doors from Symonds-street, ' —Select Board and Residence; single and double ■ ballrooms,* plunge and shower bath, piano, and i every convenience. COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS, Sea View, Shortland-etreet; five minutes from Post and Telegraph Offices.—Mrs. R. Ouyou. HIS LORDSHIP'S LARDER, UPPER QUKEN-STREKT.—Board and Residence, 1 16s per week. Furnislied Rooms, 4s per week. 1 Smoking and Reading Rooms.—D. Norden. 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