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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13683, 26 February 1908, Page 4

| Sporting. ] pAFAKURA T>ACING jTUUB. OATURDAY, pEBRUARY »)Q . SPECIAL TRAIN, 1 OX P.M., i LEAVING COURSE AFTER LAST RACE. BEST MEETING OF THE YEAR Outside Totalisatbr Meetings RECORD NOMINATIONS AND ACCEPTANCES ! P D. YONGE, ! Secretary. j | pAPAKUEA TRACING /""LIJB. ! ACCEPTANCES CLOSE TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). AT 9 O'CLOCK. F. D. YONGE. Secretary. COUTH AUCKLAND TRACING QLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. To be held on the CLAUDELANDS COURSE, HAMILTON, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 27 and 28. £ -I-^TAKES- £6OO NOMINATIONS for all Events close with the Secretary at the Hospital Chambers. Hood-st.. Hamilton, or H. B. Massey, Highsi., Auckland, at 9 p.m. on FRIDAY. March 6. WEIGHTS declared for First Day about FRIDAY, March 13. ACCEPTANCES for First Day's Races to 9 p.m., FRIDAY, March 20, with Secretary, or. Mr. Massey, at above addresses. * WEIGHTS. Second Day. at 8 p.m. on FIJIDAY, March 27. ACCEPTANCES with Secretary to 10 p.m. Nominations and Acceptances to bo accompanied by necessary cash.. For full programme sec Referee of February 26. Full programme (pocket) sent to any address on application to W. I. CONBADI. Secretary. \S7ANOANUI JOCKEY /~ILUB. ACCEPTANCES. AUTUMN MEETING, • THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 5 AND 7, 1908. ACCEPTANCES for all First Day Events, viz., Stewards. Putre Hack, Westmere Hurdles, Tay forth Hack, Wanganui Cup. Juvenile, Wiritoa Hack, and Flying Handicaps, and for the Jackson Stakes, Close on FRIDAY, February 28, at 9 p.m., at the Secretary's Office. WM. HALL, P. 0., 1 Box 15, Wanganui. Secretary, WANGANUI . JOCKEY ("UUB. NOTICE TO BOOKMAKERS. AUTUMN MEETING, MARCH 5 and 7, 1908. Applications for Bookmakers' License must be made on an official form to be supplied by the, Secretary, and must bo in the hands of the Secretary not later than TUESDAY, ' March 3, 1908. • iThe fees Will be £20 per diem for INSIDE ENCLOSURE, and £10 per'diem for OUTSIDE 'ENCLOSURE', with 10a for Clerk's License. WM. HALL, P. 0.. Box 15, Wanganui. Secretary. Excursions, Picnics, etc. .. r9-*~~ TVrAORI SPORTS, *_3 Ba^^2s _ 53 53 IVI DANCES. FTC, TO-DAY "(WEDNESDAY), 26th INS'*. , Steamers will leave the Ferry Tee at 10.45 a.m., 2 p.m., 7.50 p.m., returning from Orakei 4.30 p.m., 10 p.m. FARE (including admission to Grounds), Is 6d.. . GRAND PICNIC AND GREAT MAORI *J CARNIVAL, in connection with the Conference of the Te Ante Collece Association. to be held at Orakei, Feb. 24th, up to 29th. On Wednesday, February 26, and Saturday, 29th, commence 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Programme: —Maori War Dances and Poi Dance?. Taiaha Exercise. Manual Exercise for Maori Men (to :,music'. Manual Exercise for Maori Girls (to music!. Maori Tugof-war, 10 men a-side: Orakei v. Rotorua. and Kaipara v. East Coast. Admission at outside gate, Is. The Ferry Company will run a steamer from Auckland Tee to Orakei Wharf. Return Fares and Admission, Is 6d. Hot water provided. Refreshment obtainable on ground during the meeting. Sec, OTENE PAORA. TIj'ANUKAU T IBERAL AND T ABOUR FEDERATION WILL HOLD A pRAND ■pIONIC AT |>APAKURA, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1903, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1903, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1908, Under the Patronage of the Prime Minister, THE RIGHT HON. J. G. WARD, K.C.M.G. SPECIAL TRAINS. EXCURSION PARKS. i Tickets can be obtained from the officers ''■ of anv Branch of the Federation. i ' T. 11. HORN, Hon. Sec. ; Pleasure Resorts. j|7AWAUT S L A N D, ! The Sorrento of New Zealand. The World-famous Residence of the late Sir Ceorge Grey. NOW THE MOST UP-TO-DATE SEASIDE RESORT IN THE DOMINION. ATTRACTIONS: Wallaby, Opossum, ami Deer Shooting', Finning. Yachting, Sea Bathing, Billiards, Tennis. ELECTRIC LIGHT THROUGHOUT. Daily communication by steamer and pigeongram. TARIFF: £2 2s per week; 7s per day. Week-end Tickets, including Steamer Fare, Accommodation at the Island, and breakfast on the steamer, 183 D. COUSINS. D U T H E' S I S L A N D. ' THE FAVOURITE SEASIDE RESORT. Telephone Buraau handy. Tennis, Boating, etc. SMOOTH WATER PASSAGE. PER ROTOMAHANA, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. See Northern Company's Time-table, Mr*. Blithe or A. M. Bryden. 188, Queen-street. 'Phone 1742. i RT STEPS IN WHERE NATURE FAILS. ' XX —Special -mas Reductions in Ornamen- ! tal Hair, etc Fringes, from 5s 6d; Tails. pure hair, t;om ss: complete Transforma- ! tions (defy detection), from 30a; Plain and Jewelled Combs, from Is to 21s. Complete assortment Manicure Goods and Tciiet Re-quisites.-MISS MCELWAIN, Ladies' Hairdresser. Masseuse,-etc.. 254, Queen-street, near ■ savings Bank. PERMANENT REMOVAL ; dUPEKFLUOUS HAIR. j TkT 'i 8 S B A C O N, ; M. HAIR PHYSICIAN AND COMPLEXION ■ SPECIALIST, ! VICTORIA BUILDINGS. VICTORIA-STREET j EAST (opposite Central Hotel), Electric Face and Scalp Massage, Medical Scalp Treatment j Shampooing. Manicuring Chiropody. Permanent Removal of Superfluous Hairs. NOTE ADDRESS.-OPPOSITE CENTRAL * HOTEL. VICTORIA-STREET EAST. E\ND F. PIANO AGENCY. LTD.. tor Best I , * *v:ilup and terms. —S. Coldicutt, ManagerTVTEW PIANOS. from as a week.— IN We' require no deposit; we take NO \ bill of sale. Call and inspect.—2B. High-at. JTUBNITTJRE.— Before buying elsewhere, ! loek through our Mart. action prices j —A E. Macredie and Co.. Auctioneers, Vie I loria-strect East. J