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Otago Daily Times, Issue 106, 19 March 1862, Page 6

r"-'-- C -'A F "-]&""" R 0 -Y-'A-sLT-Princes-street. FRANCIS NOEL, PROPRIETOR. MR. JOSEPH MOSS will perform oh the Pianoforte, every Evening OpERifN 'bELECTIOKS, and all the latest Music. Admission Fre"e. ANNIVERSARY REGATTA. TO BE HELD ON THE TAIERI RIVER, ON MONDAY, 24th MARCH, 13i>2. Committee :— ' ' i Jno. Hardy, Esq., M.P.C. W. H. Reytiolds, Esq., Jas Kilgour, Esq.,M.P.C. M.P.C. - A. Carrick, Esq. F. L. Mievdle; Esq. W. H. Monsford, Esq. Chas. Webb, Esq. Jas. Finch, Esq. David Scott, Esq. 11. Houghton. Esq. Fred. Pantl'm,: Esq. J. C. Campbell, Esq. Wm. Grey, Esq. . J. M'Lean, Esq. Henry Driver,, Esq. F. Walker, Esq., M.P.C. L - Treasurer :— William Saunders, Esq. Secretary :— - r-> E. P. Houghton, Esq. . Flagship, " Rainbow" Stkajirk. Umpire :—A. Webb, Esq-.' f Starter : —Capt. Warner. ''~ PROGRAMME:— ;\ First Race to start at 10 a.m. For SAILING BOATS under 5 tons.;'lst. Prize, 20i. ;, 2nd. Prize, 51. ; 3rd. Prize, „3i., if eight boats start. Entry, £1 ls. Second Race to start at 11 a.m. For WHALEBOATS pulling 5 or 6- oars. Ist. Prize, 20/. ; 2nd. Prize, 51. Entry,-IL ls. Third Race to start at noonJ For BOATS PULLING PAIR SCULLS. Ist. Prize, 101. ; 2nd. Prize, 51., if fiver boats start. Entry, 11. ls. •-; Fourth Race to start at 1 p.m. For OPEN CARGO BOATS. Ist. Prize, 251. ; 2nd. Prize, 10/. ; third boat to save her/stakes if six start. Entry, '21. 2s. '*'■ Fifth Race to start at 2 p.m.', For ALL BOATS PULLING FOUR OARS, with a Coxswain steering with either rudder or oar. Ist. Prize, 20/. ; 2nd. Prize, 5/. ; third boat to save her stakes if six start. Entry, I.i. 10s. Sixth Race to start at 3 p.m.«■ For MAORI CANOES, manned by Maories. Prize, £5. Entry, ss. Seventh Race. c' DUCK HUNT, Gig and Dingy Prize. Subscription coUected at Flag Ship, and on.the ground. , RULES:— 1. Entries to be made, and lots for position drawn on Saturday, 22nd inst., at Taieri Ferry. Hotel, from 8 to 10 o'clock, p.m. v, 2. No post, entry allowed, except for boats not in river in time to enter. 3. No sailing boat will be allowed to u^e oars, paddles, or poles, nor take in or throw out ballast after storting. Open cargo boats will not be allowed to use wash streaks or cloths. No scoops allowed to wet the sails after starting. • « h ' 4. A gun will be fired, and flags hoisted at 8 a.m., on the morning of the Regatta. If notdioisted, the Regatta will be postponed till the following day. The Committee reserve to themselves the power to postpone the Regatta, should the weather 'be unfavorable, i. . .. 5. Each boat in the matches to carry a distinguishing flag, which must be kept flying at'the main; flags for pulling boats to be not less than one foot square, and carried at the how. :> 6. Sailing boats to be anchored in a line ; to start with all canvas down. 7. There will be no restriction as to canvas m any race, unless specially noticed in foregoing Rule: 8. A gun will be fired fifteen minutes >efore each race, as a signal for taking position... Marryatt's signal flag or flags corresponding.-with the number of the race on -the programme will be hoisted. Each race will be started by the firing of a guh from the Flag Ship, and dropping the numeral flaw. 9. The first gun to be fired from the Flag Ship at half-past nine.a.m., to prepare for the first race. 10. Three boats must start in every race: 11. Boats on the port tack to give way for those on the starboard tack. Boats running,free to.'keep away from those on the wind. Any boat wilfdHy fouling another, to be considered disqualified. 12. Protests in any of the matches inustj. bo given in writing tp the Umpire as soon as possible after the race, ' 13. The decision of the Umpire to be -in all cases final. 14. Any deviation from the Rules will subject the aggressor to forfeit all claims to the prize.', Course.—To start from the south side of. the Flag Ship, round Flag Boat off Craggie Hourie„'coming in on north side of the Flag Ship. .._ ■iii in in 'I'm i=reMww3gasßgnHE»iawncßP'Mii«ii*iian—mummvm uMfim TO IRONMONGERS, MERCHANTS, AND 7 ! CAPITALISTS SEEKING INVESTMENTS. PLANGWILL & CO. beg toannounce that in , consequence of the approaching dissolution of their partnership by effluxion of time, and the health of their managing partner necessitating relaxation from business, they have arranged to retire from the business of Wholesale aiid Retail Ironmongers, a§ conducted by them iv Melbourne for the last 10 years j and with aviewtothewinding-upof theiraffairswith aa little delay as possible, offer for sale the whole of their establishments as at present in full workiiig order, with the Stooks and Goodwill attached to each, These establishments comprise the following :— Freehold Premises, No. 12, Collin^street, Melbourne, with new Store at rear And the following Branches known as the Hardware Company" : — Freehold Premises in Ford-street, ■ .Beechworth; Freehold Premises in Ch^ltern ; - Store in Rutherglen; Store in Morse's Creek. j" ■ The whole of which will be sold together, or each place by itself, as may suit the convenience of. purchasers. All the establishments are iv the most,perfect working order, are turning over large stocks, and have extensive and valuable connections. (!■' To persons of capital and possessing a knowledgo of the trade, tbe above affords an opoortunity rarely presented in these colonies, of entering one of- the most lucrative of businesses, with a stock and Connection of the most valuable description. The wiiole of the premises are situated in the -very best busihess parts of tlieir respective disjgjcts, and will eithef bo sold or rented, as may be desired by the purchasers. Applications for the purchase of the whole,' or/any of the Branches, will be entertained ijistil the ' fot\\ April next; in the meantime the Stocks' wijl be re ; duced by a sale at' Oast Price, and to up-couijtry storekeepers, shippers, hotel-keepers, and others tms will afford an opportunity of assorting tlieir stookg with goods at a very low price, and of a class unsurpassed in qnality or style by any hitherto introduced into this market. 12, Collins-street, Melbourne, Ist March, 1862. MRS. H. JOSEPH respectfully informs; her Friends and the Public in general of Dunedin, • that she has Opened a LABOR MART and REGISTRY OFFICE, for the Employment of Male and Female Servants, aud trusts that by adhering to the principle of giving satisfaction to employers and employed, to merit a share of public patronage. The following Servants: are now waiting Engagements : — Barmaids, Cooks, General Servants, Laundresses, Grooms, Housemaids, Laborers, &c., &c. MRS. H. JOSEPH, Prinoos-s.i'ppt,. Opposite pfflpe of this papei). M'CUBBINS~ RESTAURANT and CAFE, Farley's Arcade —The only house in Dunedm for a Good Chop or Steak, hot from the gridiron, MESSRS. WATERS and MORTON solicit the attention'of the Sporting Public to their one fuinea Pic-nic Case for the Races," containing Fowl, 'ongue, and Savoury Pie. M'Cubbins' Caf6 and Restaurant, Arcade, BUTLER, BROTHERS, & WHITEHOUSE, Wholesale Sapplei?s, Harness Makhrs and Saddlers' Isonmongei^. Walsall, England; tyn'd Pitt street, Sydney, near the '....--.! ijetropoljtan Hotel. .'".'■' MBBg j ßlawanM p ß | WaMs^ t .^^.^^ w , l nnHTiiir;^pM^ra^MWa^MWMW>^WW AM'LANDRESS & CO. have for SALE a large , Cooking Range, 4 feet 6, with all the nc» eessary apparatus, capable of cooking for an immense number of people ' f"nWO Roomed Houses for Sale.—John Brook, opX posite Bank of New Zealand, Rattray-street. PAPERHANGINGS.. 10,000 pieces Dining-room, Drawing-room, Shop, Bar and Ceilings, Marble and Oaks, ls. and Is. 3d. Henry Pelling, Houso Decorator. George-street,. below Royal George, and Queen-street, Melbourne. - LEECHES, Leeches, Leeches. To chemists and druggists. The undersigned begs to notify that he has just received from Melbourne a consignment of healthy Leeches in first-rate condition. Apply. S. Dorman,"i3 Arcade., ..