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Colonist, Volume XXXII, Issue 5523, 18 June 1889, Page 4

'hit Nelson Competes SUCCESSFULLY ith other parts of the Colony is CONCLUSIVELY PROVED by the .ever-increasing demand for the ■ IMPORTED DIRECT BY Robert Snodgrms FROM INDIA, CHINA, and CEYLON, ,nd Sold by him in Packets, Tins, Joxes and Chests of any weights, from fib to lOOlbs, at prides ranging from Is 3d to 3s per lb No agents to pay, one profit only required. Comparison being the .only true test of value, you are (if not already drinking these TEAS) confidently invited to PROCURE SAMPLES and judge for yourselves of their purity and value. CMDOffi HOUSE, HARDY ANI> COLLINGWOOD BTRJiiETS. Surrey Brewery, UPPER BRIDGE ST., NELSON. rHE undersigned has pleasure in inform I ing Hotel keepera and the Public generally thru he has taken the abovenamed Brewery, and as it wiU be trfs endeavour to supply ALE AND STOUT of tho very best quality, he hot.es not only to retain the business heretofore accorded to the SURREY BREWERY, but to secure a eoneiderable amount of additional custom. ALE AND STOUT ! in Casks, Kegs, or Bottled, I Hotels supplied, and Families waited on, jsr Orders left at the Brewery promptly attended to. JOHN HOGG.

■'■NEW GOODS! JUST B2SOEIYED-A Parcel of NEW GOODS, including all the NEWEST DESGNS in JEWELLEBY, and a Large Assortment cf GOLD AND SILVEB WATCHES. As our Stock is New and Well seleetcfl, intending purchasers will do well to^ayus a visit. Bravn<&Kerr 9 HARDY.STBEET. NELSON. 959 For Sale* TWELVE CALVES and about 2000 Red Manuka HOP POLES; also, prolific STRAWBERRY PLANTS, in ,any quantity. CLEMENT H. BANFIELD, Kiwaka. HELSOH■JOGKET CLUB S1 TEEPLEOHASE MEETING, THURSDAY, June 20, 1889. Stemris: W. Oldham, John Shabp, W. Donahs, J. A. Habley, P. Tb_s_, R. . M'Kae, H, Newman. Gltrk of the Hoales; J. K. Litt__. Clerk of tiie Gourst: J. Ga_. Starter: C. Bibb. Judge : A. Gbeeotibld. Hv.ndicttpfers: Thk Commities. PROGRAMME. 1, Hubecb Racb, Handicap £30 added to a sweepstake of 10s c ik for starters, to go to the the second Horse ; Two miles. Over nine Sights of Hurdles 3ft Gin high. Nomination 10s; acceptance, £1. To start at 11.15 a m. 2, Bkllina Haok Each, £10. One mile and a distance. Post entry, 10s Minimum wight, 3 s'one. Open to all horses that hare never won an advertised race of over £10. 'be -winner to ba sold for £20, and any surplus to go to the Olub. (See Rule 4.) To start at 12 noon. 3, WrN__B Oats Handicap, £80, added to a sweepstake of l@s each for starters, to go to the second Horse'; One mile and a half. Nomination, 10s; acceptance £1 To start at 12.45. The Nemos Ste*m*ecsase, Handicap, £50, added to a sweepstake of £1 each for starters, to go to the second Horse. About three miles. Nomination, £1; acceptance, £1 10b. To start at ISd pnt 5. lEoxsHia Race, Haxouoa. (is Harness), £10. About three miles and a half* Entrance, 10s. To start At 2._t p.m. 6. H-J-dhs Ra«s, Handicap, £28,addadtoa sweepstake of 10a each for starters, to gs to the second horse. One Mile and three quarters. 0-rer eight flights of Hurdles 3ft fan high. Nomination, iOs; a««c]» tance 10a. To stats 3.1$ p.m. Yen Rulas sad Btgrifelfenig aeo Sheet F«gifSM»es. JDATSS G& K§MINATIOHS .ACKJIBt UANCES, Ac, S ISatsbdat, Jane Ifftfc 9 p.m.—A*«BKUNqjes. Hnrdlaa (No. 1) £1, Winter Oats % Steeple, chase £1, Trotting Race nil. The handicap for the HnrdleSace (No. 6) will be declared on tha course June 20th, ' after the Steeplechase, i and acceptance (with lGs) must bo handed to the Secretary half an honr alter potting o! weights. A. M'KELLAR WIX, '■ Secretary N.J.C.

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