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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9307, 16 September 1893, Page 8

Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, Ac. TUESDAY, 19th INSTANT. SOCIAL HALL, Y.M.C.A., 7.45. MR. EDWIN COX has kindly consented to deliver a Lecture on "TUOMAS HOOD: HUMORIST, Poet, Whiter." Musical Selections during the evening. Admission Free. Collection. PRIMITIVE METHODIST MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY GATHERING. ST. JAMES' HALL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1893. Singing by a Choir of 300 voices, assisted by an Orchostia, Conductor—Mr. U. TURLEY. ADDRESSES BY JUVENILES, Recitations, etc. Commence at 7.30. Admission, Od. "OIBLE AND PRAYER UNION. CARDS OK MEMBERSHIP FOR THE NEW YEAR, IS!M, With number on Roll, the principles of the Union and Calendars of Chapters, are NOW READY, and will be sent on receipt of name and address, with a two penny stamiijtnf application to Mr. Brakt»irig, Young Men's Christian Association, Auckland. Exhibitions. mHE AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL -*- AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL QHOW Will be hold at POTTER'S PADDOCK On FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, {NOVEMBER 17th and 18th. Entries close definitely TUESDAY, November 7th, at five p.m. EDWIN HALL. Societary. 155, Queen-street. r*'/* QUEEN-STREET. 9 \9, Open Daily from 2to 5 and 7to 10 p.m. THE WONDERFUL APOSTOLIC /ILOCK OFttTRASBURG. EVERY VISITOR RECEIVES A GIFT. Admission, Is; Children. 6di C. JAMESON, Proprietor. "CIXHIBITION of Glass Blowing SaturJO—I day Afternoon, from 2to 6. Admission, 6d. Each visitor receives a prize.—Glass Works, Free, man's Bay. SportingAUCKLAND TRACING /"NLUB. FIRST SPRING MEETING^ ; se - 10 {T?l£e?a A yF} a-* 16 f ; TRIAL HANDICAP of 50sovs. ! HANDICAP HURDLES of 60sovs. , SPRING HANDICAP of 120sovs. SEPTEMBER STAKES of 75sovs. HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 80sovs. FLYING HANDICAP of 50sovs. , PONY HANDICAP of 50sovs. ! First Rack, 1 p.m. WM. PERCIVAL, Secretary A.R.C. • : ■ | "DAKURANGA HUNT CLUB. ANNUAL RA< E MEETING, ELLERSLIB RACECOURSE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21ST, 1893. Nominations due October 6, by 9 p.m. Full particulars see Sporting Review. HARRY H. HAYR, Hon. Sec. ' I > The Stud. UTALLIONS FOR THE SEASON, 1893. , The undermentioned THOROUGHBRED STALLIONS Will stand at WeUington Park :— CASTOR (imp.), by Zealot (son of the famous English sire Hermit, winner of the Derby, 1867) out of Lady Yardley, by the.- great Sterling (sire of L-onotay— to be the greatest racehorse of his dav). Castor was a great performer at all weights and distances, winning 22 races out of 28 starts. (List full for 1893.) CUIRASSIER, by Musket (imp.)-Frality, by Goldsbiough—Flora Mclvor, by New Warrior (imp.) 10, by Sir Hercules. Cuirassier is full brother to that succesrful sire Trenton, who in his first season in Australia, has sired Uonda (second in Melbourne Cup), Delaware, Etra-Weenie (winner of the Maribyrnotig Plate and V.K.C. Oaks), Gaillardia, Lady Trenton, Light Artillery (one of ihe best two-year-olds of the past sea-ton)—all good winners. Cuirasi sier himself ran second to Manton in the Hawke's I Bay Guineas (beaten a head), and won the Great ! Northern Derby (beating Mantcn, Raglan, Hilda, Ac, in the fast time of 2uiin. 40jsec), the Great Northern St. Lexer, Railway Stake- Handicap, and T'ial Stakes. Terms :—25 guineas for single mare ; 20 cuineas two or more the property of the same owner. ST. LEGER (imp.), by Doncaster (Derby winner) out of Atlantis by Th'ornianby (Derby winner)— Hurricane (One Thousand winner), by Wild Dayrell (Derby winner). St. Leger was second on the list as a winner-producing siro for 1801-92, and is at the top of the tree for the season of 1892-93, with 11 winners of £5,2.'0 7s 6d. He is sire of St. Hippo, winner of the Hawke's Bay Guineas and Spring Handicap, New Zealand Cup in fastest time on record, Auckland Cup, Auckland Plate, and Great Northern Derby; and sire of other big winners, such as Clanranald, Hippomenes, St. Andrew, St Clements, Impulse, St. Anthony, Marquis of Tewkesbury, Town Moor. Term*: 30 guineas for single mares ; 25 guineas for ivn or more mares belonging to the same owner. Only 15 more subscriptions to St. Leger are now open. HOTCHKISS, bv Musket (imp. )-Pelroleuse (imp.) by Oxford—Hartshorn, by Mountain Deer. Hotch-kiss'half-sister Leonessa is dam of Weatmere, who was well up in the lists of winning two-year olds last season. Hotchkiss will b« limited to 10 mares besides his owner's. Terms : 20 Guineas a mare. Grazing at 2s 6d per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility incurred. Further particulars may be obtained from JERRY KENNEILY, 1 Stud Groom; And at the Stud Office, Durhamst, Auckland. mO STAND THE At the'Harp'of Erin •^!iWempkCT/W' Hotel, Ellerslie, and f \. -iJl'ffn travel Ouehunga, •Mani«iinfw<g™ -riT. Papatoitoi, Tamaki, Otabuhu, Panmure, Mount Albert, and Avondale, The Thoroughbred Stallion, FABULOUS, bred in ISSO, got bv Leolinus (imp.) out of Atlantis (imp.), by Thonnanby (winner of the Derby). Fabulous, who has imported blood on both sides, is half-brother to tha' very successful sire, St. Leger, who headed the list of winning stallions this year. Fabulous is a tine upstanding dark chestnut, standing 16.1, with size and power. The results of his first season's service at the stud are very promising. Thoroughbred mares, Seven Guineas; half bred mares. Four Guineas. All fees to be paid on or before January 1, 1594. Grazing, 2< 6d per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Apply J. THORPE, Harp of Erin Hotel, Ellerslie mHE CLYDESDALE STALLION NEVER MIND HIM WILL travel THE DISTRICTS :■ OF BIANGERE TAMAKI FLAT BUSH PAPATOETOE V PAPAKURA ' DRURY PUKEKOHE BOMBAY ''" ARARIMU ;."■:- ; MAKETU and ' WAIROA. Pedigree and terras on application to the Groom, or'at our office. ' - ■ ; ' • - ' W.& G. WINSTONE, Custom-street. '