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Otago Daily Times, Issue 618, 10 December 1863, Page 5

I- ■=■ ■- CtJNfiiDIN CRICKET CLUB, i ; DAYS; -Wednesday .at four p.m., ard . Saturday, .at two p.m. in every week, i Members of Coxiutry Clubs ; will be permitted to play on any of the field days on being? introduced by a Member of the JDunedin Club. ■• . , J. KISSLING.) „„„ „ „. _ T. H.IVEY, ) Hon* S6CS- ■ ._. _ ■:: i »_».. AUCKLAND ANNUAL RACES; •.;. TO GOME OFF 2n7jaNUARY, 1864. JOCKEY CLUB PLATE (given by the member Oof the Auckland Jockey Olub) of L; 200, with a sweepstakes of LlO each added;. if. three horses Btart the second to save his stake. Weight for age ; three miles. Nominations, enclosing L 5, to be addrcsse i un>ier cover to the Secretary of the Auckland Jockey Olub, at the Clubrroom, Auckland, <vn or before the I Ist November, 1863; and the balance on the^night of general entry. Weights: Three-yr-olds, 7st 71b; t.mr-yr olds, 9st 61b; five-yr-olds, lOst; six and aged, lO.st 41b. Mars and geldings allowed 31bs, and a timber allowance of 21bs if maidens. ; Other events of the Meeting will be duly anounced. ' ■ GEORGE FISK, Sftcretary. QUNS TA N RAO ES . TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 29.k and 30th Dec, 1563. ' ; STEWARDS :—. William M'.Pherson.Esq.' Chnrlfs F. Blnck, Esq. \ ...... I>. *'olotnon, Esq. Williatni JWurisoa, Esq. William .M 'Donald, Esq. R, X JPierie, Esq. ■ C. S. BnxtOii, Esq. ■ John Ja.k,■ Ksq. tieoge Thomson, Efq. S, Miller,, ifsq. ;.-. ' Judge—H. W.: Robinson, Esq. Starter- William M'Dohald, t?. S q. Clerk of the Course—F.W: Eicke, £sq: „. „ FIRFT DAT. Maiden Plate of LSO, entrance L 3, one and a half miles; weight for ;-ge. > Minems and Packers' PciasE of 150, entrance ~ Mf.one mile, aud a half heats. ■ No weight ' ? a;' er Q 10 stoTle- Horses to be the property of bona fide miners and packers, who have been resident m Otago three months, and the actual property of the nominator one month previous to the race. ' .. - ,i HubdmlUob of L 75, entrance L 5, one £ mile and a halt distance heats; second horse"to receive LlO from the stakes. Weights forage. Pont Ka"h of L2O, entrance.L2-"one"niile,' catch weights. ■ '■■ ■-v •■ < ■-'. ■■• , , ■, Town Pi ate of L 200,. entrance LlO ; three miles • second horse to receive LSO. from the I stake. Weights fir age. ; ; ■ : . i.. ; Scurry "Hack Rack of L 25,. entrance L 2; one mile heats; no weight under nine stoneJ The wmuer-t6-.be sold by ;auctioa. directly after ithe race- Upset price' L2O, and any surplus to go to thefunds. ' .'• •- ' ■'-■ - - "7 -' ■■" Fe'gond Bkr. -'■ •■'■ !" -i -■ -;---- Butchers' Purse of L3O. entrance L 3 : v one mile J .an 4 a half heate Weight for age. i DtrNSTAN HAwi>ici'P'pf..Llso,' two miles: second horse -to1 receiVe L 25 from the stake. Nomina-' ■-- tion with payment"6f L2r"to:be"made oh the night'of eeneral entry. The handicap weights to be declared by the Stewards at the Duusta^n Hotel, by-9 o'clock, p;m., after the firstj day's -funning;-and acceptance,'with payment of L 5, to be made in writing to ihe Clerk of the Course, before 11 o'clock,'a.m., at'the same place on the morning of the_ second, day'straces. : ;■ Trotting Raob of LSO; entrance: L 5, three times round the course-'(abent four ;and a half miles)i; vfightsfor age, but:'optional;harness or saddle. Victorian trotting rules tidhered.to Stkbplb Chase of LIOO. entrance ■ L 7, over about four miles of country. Weight for age; second horse to receive L2O from the stake. ; District Plate of LSO, entrance L 3, one mile and a half Weights for age. 'Horses to be qualified for this race must; have ;been the actual property for two .mouths previous to the race, of residents within a circuit of'fifty miles of the" Duustan or township of Clyde ; Consolation Handicap of L'^o,; entrancft L 2 (post)! for all beaten hbrslsi (except disqualified) during j the meeting j one rhi'e arid a half. . "I Chbroot ?curry of I.lo' and a whip; entrance LI, one mile anl a half; gentlemen riders, no weiaht I under It stone 7 pounds. The first in >ithcigar alight to be the winner, post entry. RULES AND REGULATIONS. ! The rules of the Otago Jockey Club"(itientical with the Victoria Jockey Olub) to be strictly enforced. No person to enter or nominate a horse unless he be a subscriber of not less than three sovereigns to the funds. Moreover, no person to enter or norn nate a-horse, not his bona fide property," unless the said subscription of three sovereigns be paid for thr actual owner also, uuder forfeiture of any race su-'h horsp miy winJ '-.'■' : ". All entries to be addressed, previous to 8 p.m., or Saturday, December 26tb, to the Stewards, at flu Dunstan Hotel, D'unu-an, in sealed envelopes, containing entrance money, qualification money; fuli description and a=ce of horse, and color to be worn by the rider, under penalty of two sovereigns for neglect of same. "~J Jockey costume insisted upon. Do'i,s will be destroyed on. the course. . '■■ Five per cent deducted from the gross amount of all stakes'for expenses. •. Wanted. , .-_■ GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY, ~- SOIfTHLAND. ; ANY nuinbor of MEN wanted on the abovf Railway. Apply at thp office of the undersigneti Issk-street, Invercargill, or Captain JARVEY steamer Titania; or Captain WILSON, Bteamei William Miskin J. R; DAVIKS, Contractor. \ FIVB or Six-Roomed Cottage wanted in) i\. mediately, by a Gentleman, whose family ha* just arrived from Mtlbourne, situation must b. good, as rent is no object. "Apply-;to Fredk.; H. Evans, Estate Agent, No. 1 Ohambers, Princesstreet. ■ . "VlOTlCE—Parties requiring Plasterers, may _LN obtiin them by applying, Hogan's QueeuV Arms Hotel, Princes-street. i ' ~TO~SHrp WRIGHTS.: '■ WANTED, in Akaroa, several: Shipwrights. Wages 10s ft 8 hours work. Apply to Mr James Wilson, Akaroa, Or to- : Messrs. CARGILL and CO., . ■ . ■ .'■ Dnnedia. : . .....; BOTTLES.; , ,-. . ~--, , WANTEO, any qiiantity. of Porter Bottles: . highest price. S. H. Rogers and Co., George street. . .. i "■- - body to know, that Rum and ft . Milk is to be had at the Australasian Hotel, at the same price as other nobblers. ; Livery Stables.'~(iood Saddle/Horses and Buggies. ! for hire : ''-..'' il GRIFFITHS^ : Australasian Hotel, . Maclaggnn-street. W'ANTiiD several Apprentices;-also, fiist-claB5 Han Is. Apply to Mrs Urd, Stuart street, opposite St. Paul's Church. .' J; ! j W "ANTED a General Housemaid and Nurse Apply to Mrs Daniels, corner of Castle anc Albany streets. ■ \- :■'- .-f > j WANTED, a 7 or 8 roomed "■ House, within'lf minutes walk of the Post Office. Addreswith particulars to Mr Reid, Cumberland-street. | WANTED; the Jury einpinrieHed during the Jat-' sitting of the i-upreme Court, to meet on F. riday evening, at eight o'clock sharp,1 at' the Shamrocl--Hotel:V"on:'busiaess of"impoi rfa"hce7vTCharTei "Grey. Oonvener. "' *" \ W "ANTED, to. > v'ell a Two roomed.--Cottage,; a -.:.bargain,,wood and water convenient. Enquire next/door. b>low M"r Wilson's, Solicitor, York-place. WrAftVlsEi.Vby-a.youDg:.man, athorouKh accoun tant a situation i■ a Mercantile House. References of th° highest character given. Address Box 44, Post Office. 'AM'-i-D, Twdve>-tone-breakers. Apply, Johi> _ Barnes K-ukoiri Road. WANT HD, a good Dressmaker, Victorian Uressmaking Establishment, Maclaegan-street. Also, a good Siiirt Mak«r.