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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10836, 20 August 1898, Page 8

..--■'.' »- Football. - ' "■ ■ TIOOTBALL! \ FOOTBALL! TO-DAY (SATURDAY). POTTER'S PADDOCK. JJAWKE'd gAY V. AUCKLAND. Kick-off at 3 o'clock Sharp. Admission to Ground, Is; to Grandstand, Is. Ground and Stiyat Tickets may be obtained at Williamson's, and Ground Tickets hi the Tramcars. . The Official Guide to the Match, containing the correct numbers of players, to be obtained on the ground only. e . H . DIXON, . Hon. Sec. A.R.U. Tramways. AUCKI. AN J> _T "A M WAYS. FOOTBALL TO-DAY. UAWKE'S DAY V. AUCKLAND. SPECIAL TIME-TABLE AND FAST SERVICE SAME AS SATIEDAY LAST. ,1. S. KIND, Manager. , Athletics. ' A UCKLAND CYCLING A club. . ImPS? SPRING nAKNIVAL. DPRING CARNIVAL. oJm~\ domTin. )) OCTOBER 29T11, 1893. N&-S? OCTOBER 29T11, 1898. PROGRAMME: CYCLING EVENTS. AUCKLAND WHEEL RACE (Two Miles Handicap): First Prize. £20; second, £6; third, £3; fourth, £1. Entry, 10s. • FIRST-CLASS HANDICAP (One Mile): First Prize. £10; second. £3; third, £1. Entry, FIRST-CLASS HANDICAP (Three Miles): First Prize, £10; second, £3; third, £1. EnCLUB MEMBERS' HANDICAP (Open to Mem bers of A.C.C. only), One Mile and a-half: First Prize, £10; second, £3; third, £1. Entry, 7s 6(1. , ~., , SECOND-CLASS HANDICAP , (One Mile) First Prize, £8; second, £3; third, £1. En-SECOND-CLASS HANDICAP iTlireo Miles): First Trize, £3; second, £3; third, £1. Entry. 6s. MAIDEN HANDICAP (One Mile): First Prize, £4; second. £2; third, £1. Entry, 4s. _ HALF-MILE DASH HANDICAP: First Prize, £4; second, £2; third, £1. Entry, Ja. QUARTER-MILE FLUTTER HANDICAP: First Prize, £3; second, £1; third, 10s. En-FIRST-CLASS SCRATCH RACE (One Mile): First Prize, £4 and pair of Dunlop tyres value £4 4s; second, £2; third, £1. Entry, Is. SECOND-CLASS SCRATCH RACK (One Mile): First Prize, £4 and silver watch value £2 2s; second, £2; third, £1. Entry, 4s. COLLEGE BOYS' HANDICAP (Three distances, viz., Half-raiic, Ono Mile, and One Mile and a-half; by points, to count 5, 2, and 1. Open only to students attending Auckland College's): First Prize, handsome silver cup, value £7 7s, presented by Messrs. Campbell and Mayson, Auckland; second, trophy. Entry, free. OLD DUFFERS' HANDICAP (One Mile): First, second, and third prizes, trophies. Entry. Is. MULTICYCLE HANDICAP (Two Miles): Entry, Is per man. PEDESTRIAN EVENTS. 75YDS HANDICAP: £4, £2, and £1. Entry, 4s. 100 YDS HANDICAP: £4,£2,and£l. Entry, 4s. 250 YDS HANDICAP: £4,£2, and£l. Entry, 4s. QUARTER-MILE HANDICAP: £5, £2, and £1. Entry, ss. HALF-MILE HANDICAP: £5, £2, and £1. Entry. ss. ONE MILE HANDICAP: £5, £2, and £1. Entry, ss. i All Bicycle Races under Rules of League of New Zealand Wheelmen. Entries for all events close with the undersigned, at the Auckland Cycling Club Rooms, High-street, next Kidd's Commercial Hotel, on or beforo SATURDAY, October 15th, at 10 p.m. G. PEACE, Secretary. Meetings. |JORTHCOTE WHARF. A MEETING OF THE RESIDENTS OF NORTHCOTE Will bo held on MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1898, At 8 p.m., IN TEIt R Y'S HALL, For the purpose of appointing a Deputation to bring under the notice of the Auckland Harbour Board the necessity of their granting suitable wharf accommodation to meet the requirements of the increased population of the district. All residents are requested to attend. A. BRUCE, Convener. &&MAU ,rfN EW ZEALAND k.§JPJslfMt# rN NATIVES' ASSUllwflifWfc ClATlON(Heoistekrd). IslifliNp The Monthly Meeting * v 1 1 ' takes place at the Tailoresses' Hall, Conk-street (past lI»lisoii-street), on MONDAY EVENING next, at 8 o'clock. Business: Social, etc. F. W. LUHNINCi, Secreta>y, 11 Colonial Bank Buildings. A MASS MEETING OF WORKERS xL Will be hold under the auspices of THE TRADES AND LABOUR COUNCIL, TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), 2OTH INST., At THE FIREBELL, FOOT OP GREY-STREET, To Consider RAILWAY EXTENSION TO TARANAKI. Meeting to commenco at 8 o'clock, on the conclusion of Rev. Mr. Ward's Mission Service, who has kindly consented to close early, W. C. ERASER, Vice-President Trades and Labour Council. Miscellaneous. TNDIGESTION Cured by LOASBY'S J. "WAHOO." Have you seen the testi nionials from New South Wales, West Aus tralia, and Now Zealand ? SIOK HEADACHE AND BILIOUSNESS Cured immediately by LOASBY'S "WAHOO." Don't take a worthless substitute. LIVER and Stomach Troubles soon dis appear after taking LOASBY'S " WAHOO." Be sure and ask for Loasby's. ALFRED OLDHAM, Sharebroker, Estat< Agent, and Financier, 121, Queen-street List of Houses, Farms, etc., on application. DO You Want Money ? We have large and small Bums to lend on mortgage at a very low rate of interest—Ewington and Baker, Estate Agents. TNDIGESTION Permanently Cured by takim A LOASBY'S " WAHOO." Other remediei afford only temporary relief. Beware of imi tations. WANT of Energy and Depression ol Spirits disappear soon after LOASBY'J "WAHOO" is introduced. Ask for "Loasby's,' TRY W. A. THOMPSON AND CO., 95 Victoria-street West, for Sewing Machine' Perambulators, Portable Boilers, etc. Cast' or 2a 6d per week. ON SALE-Portland Cement, Hydraulic am Garden Lime, Bricks, Sand, Pipes, etc, Advice on concrete free. J. WILSON & CO., ' Custom-street West. RICHEST, PUREST, AND BEST-Even packet guaranteed Obtainable of nearh all grocers, storekeepers. Copland's Cele brated Tea. MONUMENTAL.-For New Designs thai CANNOT be beaten in workmanship ant prfce, try W. Parkinson, Victoria-street West ! Auckland. IF your grocer does not keep it, the grocei down below or higher up keeps it Sei that yon get Copeland's Celebrated Tea,FOR Valises, Rugstraps, Brief and Gladston Bags, Address Labels, Carry-alls, etc etc., go to J. Wiseman and Son. i PICTURE FRAMES-Have your Framini done.in best style at A. H. Morris' H ' and 117, Hobson-street. Save money. 70 OOOf Mouldings on sale. Retail lots at whol'esal rates. ■ , , rpENNIS Raquets Re-strung and Repaired • A Repairs of every description neatly en , cnted with despatch at J. Wiseman and Son'f "YTEWTON Dyeing and Cleaning Establish H ment, Karangahape Road, three door , above Edinburgh-street. , Gentlemen's clothe L Cleaned, Renewed, or Dyed and well pressed - Ladies' Dresses Cleaned, Renewed, or Dyec 1 and well-finished.—J. Thompson, Proprietor. ' T 0. ' 8..0- BIN O 1 ' v • JERVOIS ROAD, HOUSE AND. SIGN PAINTER. Large variety of Paporhanglngs, Oil, Leac -.' etc. Estimates given. " x ..'■•■■"■'■-;•" i DICK'S , PATENT . BALATA '.. BELTING •'■: LEATHER BELTING. . • . •■ .'/■';, MACHINERY OILS. ■:■ . V '. STACK AND WAGGON COVERS. - ,' •m , ~' „ rrri A. YOUNG & CO.! ; :'. Telephone No. 557. . Fort-street.