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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11243, 12 December 1899, Page 8

Sporting. 1 AUCKLAND T? VCING riLUB. ■ F CUMMER ■jUEETING, 1899-1900. FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26. SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28. THIRD DAY, MONDAY. JANUARY 1. ; FOURTH DAY, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2. FIRST RACE STARTS AT 12 NOON EACH DAY. , SPECIAL TRAINS. ■RETURN Tl AB B (Including Admission to Course), _?__ NOTICE. Children under 10 years of age will not be allowed on the Grandstand or in the Enclosure. ACCEPTANCES, 1 FRIDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 15, by 9 p.m. i Acceptances for Trial Handicap, Hurdle Race, Nursery Handicap, Pony Cup, and Christ--1 mas Handicap. WM. PERCIVAL, Secretary A.R.C. Pin A PIGEON MATCH HANDICAP, JJIXJKJ to bo held in Potter's Paddock I on December 22.—1 wish to remind intending: shooters that Nominations close on THURSDAY, December 14, with Mr. D. Evitt, Gunmaker. Queen-street. Nominations, £1 10s; , acceptance, £1. on the ground. Ammnni- , tion supplied by Mr. Evitt on the ground. Hurlingham Gun Club Rules, except first barrel counts three points, second barrel two points. J. ALLAN, Promoter. Mining Notices(PIIELMSFORD GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). WANTED-A FIVE OR TEN-HEAD STAMP ■ BATTERY (heavy stamps), complete, also, about 600 ft of 7 or Sin wrought-iron piping, and Pelton Wheel 4ft or 4ft 6in diameter. Also, one or two Watson-Denny or John Eraser's Grinding Pans, and a small Stone Crusher. Offers to be sent to the offlco of Mr. F. A. White, Queen-street, Auckland, on or before ! Noon of WEDNESDAY, the 13th inst., stating ! where same can be inspected and delivery 1 taken. By order of the Board. F. A. WHITE, Secretary. Auckland, Bth December, 1899. ALPHA GOLD MINING COMPANY (NO ii. LIABILITY). . All Shares in tho above Company on which . tho Call duo and payable on November 8, , 1899, has not been paid, will be sold by auction by Mr. R. C. Can, at his Mart, Queen-streat, ' Auckland, on FRIDAY, December 22, 1899, at 11.30 a.m.. unless tho said Call be previously • paid to the Manager. H. GILFILLAN, JUN., Manager. Auckland, December 11, 1899. Dairy Produce. THE PERFECTION OF CREAMERY I li UTTER, Insist on being Supplied with the ACORN "DRAND OF "DUTTER. THE QUALITY OF THIS BUTTER : CANNOT BE BEATEN. ! ' i Retail from Grocers and Dairymen, Wholesale only from T. W. J ONES, WHOLESALE BUTTER MERCHANT, 38, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. I have on Sale in any quantity the Best . Quality of Butter Parchment. ; MEW ZEALAND TiAliiY ASSOCIATION'S Choice Creamery TABLE BUTTEB May be had of ALL GROCERS ALL THE YEAR ROUND, And always of FINEST QUALITY. Each pat bears the Trade Mark, DAIRY In the centre, surrounded by NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION. Wholesale D/jpot, WELLESLEY-STREET. NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION. Musical. 1 9 J? ASY PAYMENTS from NEW 10 s MONTHLYpiANOS jo Years' Guarantee given. • A AND • QRGANS. Q. -RICHARDSON & QO., 1 High-street, Auckland. (Corner Vulcan Lane.) HAAKE AAKE PIANOS. Unsurpassed in tho World; 10 Years' . Guarantee. KAPS APS ! HIGHEST-CLASS PIANOS. Solo Agents: The British and Continental Piano Company, 302, Queen-street (next J. T. Garlicfc Co., Ltd.). H. HEGMAN, p Manager. 9 i g-piANOSI /REGANS! j T>EASS TNSTRUMENTS! W P. TTOFPMANN, jj 213, QUEEN-STREET. » AGENT FOR j JOHN BRINSMEAD AND SONS' World-Re- , nowned Pianos. Just arrived a shipj "Bent of the Exhibition Models. AGENT FOR I OOLLARD AND COLLARD Well-known English Pianos. r AGENT FOE j CARL ECKE Pianos, one of the Bost German Manufacturers of the Day. I AGENT FOR t F. BESSON AND CO., Brass and Wood Instrument Makers. Unequalled in tho World. g —— _ 3 FINE OLD VIOLINS FOR SALE VERY II CHEAP. W. P. HOFFMANN, 213, QUEEN-STREET. e ' " d T\ICK'S PATENT BALATA BELTING, '• -L , LEATHER BELTING, J MACHINERY OILS. STAOK AND WAGGON COVERS. A. YOUNG AND CO., Telephone. No. 557. Fort-street. "jITARBLE MONUMENT-Half-price, £7; design, cross, with the monogram 1.H.5.; bluestone base.—Apply Tait Brothers. Rut-land-street. ■ j : • • K u,«.i'i AND PRAYER UNION.-Auckland I) Branch.-MEMBERS' CARDS for the NEW YEAS are now ready, and may be ob- , tained at the Y.M.C.A. Rooms. Upwards of * 300,000 members are now enrolled in the Union.'. ," . r]