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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10034, 22 January 1896, Page 8

Amusements. QPERA HOUSE. Owing to the Enormous Success achieved on Monday Evening last, and tho enthusiastic reeeptlon accorded to | MADAME I I gTEINHAUER TMHNSON'S ~~ | CONCERT CO. ] TWO EXTRA CONCERTS Will be given on MONDAY )„„„_ TUESDAY f NEXT > JANUARY 27TH AND 28TII. MADAME STEINUAIIER-BAHNSON, Soprano MISS REGINA NAGEL. Contralto MIL LEIGH HARRIS, Tenor , MONS. DE WILLIMOFF, Violinist MR. S. JACKSON, Clarinet MISS HARDING, Pianist. MR J. ALBERT MALLINSON, Accompanist. PRICES: 3- 3 s. I s Monday's Programme published on Thursday, Box Plan now open at Wildin&n's. Day Sale Tickets as usual. T D. WEBSTER it ft FRUITERER AND FLORIST, 39, Queen-street (opposite Railway Station), ■ Bridal Bouquets, Shower Bouquets, etc., TABLE DECORATIONS, Wreaths, Crosses, and Emblems of every description made on the shortest notice, Satisfaction guaranteed. POT PLANTS FOR SALE OR HIRE. New Zealand Kerns specially packed for transmls» sion abroad. *——————— 1 _^ Aquatics. A UCKLAND ANNUAL REGATTA. C To be held on ANNIVERSARY DAY (JANUARY, 1890.) OFFICIAL PROGRAMME. No. 1. SCOW RACE. First prize, £30; Second prize, £10. 2. YACHTS, rating 7 and over. First prize, £25 ; Second prize, £10. 3. TRADING VESSELS (sealed handicap). First prize, £15; Second prize, £5. 4. YACHTS, rating 6 and under. First prize, £20; Second prize, £10. 6. FLSHINO BOATS, over i tons. First prize, £10; Second prize, £4. 0. FISHING BOATS, 4 tons and under. First prize, £10; Second prize, £4. 7. CRUISERS (Handicap). First prize, £10 ; Second price £5; Third prize, £3. 8. YACHTS. 2J rating and under. First prize, £20; Second prize, £5. 9. YACHTS, 2 rating and under. First prize, £5 Second prize, £2. 10. HALF-DECK EDKEEL OR CENTRE-BOARD BOATS, ii feet overall and under. First prize, £4; Seeond prize, £2. 11. OPEN BOATS, 10 to 20 feet overall. First prize, £0; Second prize, £2. 12. JUNIOR GIGS, under 19 (stone. First prize, £10; Second prize, £2. 13. MAIDEN GIGS, under 10 stone. First prize, £10; Second prize, £2. 14. JUNIOR GIGS, open. First prize, £10; Second prize, £2. 15. DINGY RACE, for boys 18 and under. Prize £3. 10. MAIDEN GIGS, open. First prize, £10; Second prize, £2. 17. GREASY BOOM. Prize. £2. Post entry. 18. NAVAL VOLUNTEERS AND MAN-O'-WAR BOATS. Prize, £13. 19. CIGAR AND UMBRELLA RACE. Prize, Trophy value £2. Post entry. 20. SHIP'S GIGS. Prize, £5. 21. SENIOR GIGS. First prize, £12; Second prize, £3. 22. DUCK HUNT. Prize, £2. Post entry. 23. SCULLING RACE. Prizes: Marshall Cup and Gold Medal. 24. WATER TOURNAMENT (Mops and Dingles). Prize, Trophy. Post entry. The entries for above, other than those marked post entries, will be received by the undersigned, at the Waitemata Hotel, between the hours of 8 and 10 p.m., THIS DAY (Wednesday), 22nd inst. Entrance fee live per cent, on first orize. Scows must start from their moorings, and will be allowed to carry unlimited canvas. Trading vessels will be allowed false keels, but must carry ordinary working canvas only—viz., mainsail, staysail, jib, jib topsail, and topsail. All other sailing races will bo conducted on the principle of a flying start. No fin keels allowed. All races will be subject to the rules of the Auckland Yacht Club and New Zealand Rowing Association respectively, governed by the Regatta Rules. Five boats must start in each race to ensure a second prize, and eight for a third prize. In the case of sailing boats, a certificate of racing must be presented at the time of entering. official Measurer: Mr. G. V. Edgecumbe. N.B.— races Nos. 4 and 8 yachts not exceeding 2-lot lis over ratings specified may enter, conceding time allowance. In the event of the funds being insufficient, after paying all other liabilities, to cover the prize money, a deduction will be made pro rata. CHAS. GUOSVENOR, Secretary, Office: Bank of N.Z. Chambers. AUCKLAND REGATTA. NAVAL CUTTER RACE. The Crew of the Devonport Torpedo Corps Invite their tried opponents, the Auckland Navals, to meet them in the above Race on Anniversary Day. H. PARKER, Coxswain, Sporting. mAKAPUM JOCKEY r<LUB. SUMMER MEETING. January 29 and February 1, ACCEPTANCES, to-day (Wednesday), JAN. 22, By NINE P.M., For TakapunaCup and Handicap Steeplechase, and all races first day, R. WYNYARD, Secretary. T>AY OP PLENTY JOCKEY CLUB. The attention of Owners and Trainers nominating horses for the Tauranga Races is directed to Rule No. 8 of the Bay of Plenty Jockey Club rules, viz.:— "No nomination or acceptance will be received under any pretence whatever after the hour named, or without the necessary amount in JOHN D. DARLEV, 1 Secretary, Tauranga, January 16,1896. Musical. TT OPPM AN ' AN D OON S. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. The Largest and Best Selected Stock of English and German Pianos, and American Organs in New Zealand. 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