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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12272, 16 May 1903, Page 8

SpcrtiiicrriAKAPUNA JOCKEY QLUB. WINTER MEETING. FIRST DAY: mHIS J) AY. fHIS J)AY, SATURDAY, MAY FIRST RACE STARTS AT 1 Q AK P-M----THROUGH TICKETS, Is. Horses conveyed Free up to 9.30 a.m. Race Days, after that hour will be charged for. R. WYNARD, Secretary. Coursing. pOURSING.. pOURSING. /COURSING. SATURDAY. MAY 23; MONDAY. MAY 25. pHEVALIER "DARK. £150 STAKE. £150 J. TAYLOR, Secretary, N.Z. C. Assn. . May 11th. 1903. -\TORTH NEW ZEALAND COURSING IN ASSOCIATION. NOTICE TO OWNERS. GRAND CHALLENGE STAKES OF £150. Final payment of 23s falls due at 9 p.m. on THURSDAY, 21st May, at City Club Hotel. Shortland-street. J. TAYLOR, Sec. Athletics. POOTEALL! FOOTBALL! TO-DAY (SATURDAY). AT ALEXANDRA PARK, EPSOM. CITY V. PONSONBY. GRAFTON V. PARNELL. AT NORTH SHORE. NEWTON V. NORTH SHORE. KICK-OFF 3 P.M. SHARP. ADMISSION TO EITHER GROUND, 6d; Grandstand, 6d extra. Ladies Free. ELECTRIC CARS TO GROUND. CHAS. E. MacCORMICK, \ Hon. Sec. A.R.U. LACROSSE. OPENING OF SEASON, THIS AFTERNOON, at 3, AT THE DOMAIN. 'TOURNAMENT- ' CITY V. EDEN AND EFSOM GRAFTON V. NORTH SHORE. Winners play off. Afternoon Tea Provided. Admission Free. R. HAY, Hon. Sec. ■pONSONBY LACROSSE CLUB. Members and Intending Members are requested to attend at the Auckland Domain THIS AFTERNOON.for Practice. R. 11. BOURKE, Hon. Sec. Electoral A uckland CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING -"- SOCIETY. TO THE shareholders. LADIES and'gentlemen,— Reasons why I ask your Voto3. FIRSTLY: I was Chairman of the Fir3t Meeting of the Society. SECONDLY: I have been your Director Six years and never failed to give my very best attention to the Success of the Society. THIRDLY: The Success exceeded all expectations, £88,000 having been Subscribed and Balloted or Tendered for during these few years, enabling Shareholders to acquire amongst them over 200 Houses or Business Premises, a proof of Good Management. FOURTHLY: If you want me Say So; if you want me not, Say So: but if you want me and don't like to Say So, GIVE ME YOUR VOTE. VOTE WELL; VOTE EARLY. I remain. Yours sincerely, RICHARD ALTON. Boot Manufacturer, Wakefield-street. CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. TO THE SHAREHOLDERS. I am a Candidate for a, position as one of your Directory at the forthcoming Annual Meeting. FRIDAY. May 22nd. My qualifications are:— lst. A very large holding (50 shares). 2nd. Some knowledge of figures and values (acquired during a. business career of 30 years here). 3rd, Much leisure. £85,000 has been lent on 200 mortgages. J. M. MCLACHLAN, 10, Coombes' Arcade. Grocers, TN T IQUIDATION. AUCKLAND FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, LIMITED. LOWER QUEEN-STREET (Opposite Wharf), IN LIQUIDATION. ROBERT , E EW Begs to intimate that he has purchased the Stock and Business carried on by the above Society, and will OFFER THE WHOLE OF THE GOODS FOR SALE, ON THE PREMISES, AT REDUCED PRICES TO CLEAR. v,, ' THE STOCK COMPRTSESp.ROCERIES. "PROVISIONS, •' rr<INNED OODS, AND THE GENERAL STOC* OF A rj.ROCERY QTORE. The Premises being Lea<<ed for a Limited period only, THE STOCK WILL BE OFFERED At ■ T ESS rpHAN TXniOLESALE pRICES TO EFFECT A SPEEDY CLEARANCE. yoUE "W INTER JACKET Is an Interesting Subject just new. In it you want STYLE— very latest; SERVICE— guaranteed by good material ; and ECONOMY —guaranteed eloquently by the Specimen Prices below. ' Our Reputation for Jackets is more than maintained by this Season's Showings. LADIES' JACKETSAn enormous stock this "\ .„ _ n season's shape—Bell Sleeves— >14 O Newest shades of gray. J v LADIES' JACKETSA slightly better finish here. "V '"" Up to date in all those little I 17S CD details which make — PER- |J- I O FECTION. J LADIES' JACKETSFrcsh from the World's ") Fashion Centres. Stylish to a { 97S (*D point. Finished workmanship ILi I \J in every Beam and stitch. J ■pi TrTNEEBONE & Q 0., THE ECONOMIC STORES, QUEEN-STREET.