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DUNEDIN CUP, 1881. TT "VT ABBOTT'S DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. ON THE DUNEDIN CUP, (To he run on Feb. 24, 1881.) 2000 SUBSCRIBERS AT £1 EACH. First Horse £600 Second Horse £300 Third Horse £200 Other Starters (divided) £400 Non-Starters (divided) £500 £2000 h. n. Abbott, United Service Hotel, Auckland, January, 1881. ■P9OOO SWEEP 0N THE WELLINGTON CUP. To be Run in February, 1881 TICKETS, £1. FIRST HORSE " ... £500 SECOND HORSE £200 THIRD HORSE £100 OTHER STARTERS (Divided) £350 NON-STARTERS (Divided) ... ... £850 The £350 for Other Starters will average about £50 each horse. The £850 for Non-stai*ters will average about £30 each horse. If Cheques are forwarded, exchange must be added. Wherever possible, P.O. Orders should be forwarded, and Stamps enclosed for reply. Address — THEODORE BROWN, 19, Grey-street, or Box 210, Post Office, Auckland. 324 rjTVHE NEW PHOTOGRAPHY INSTANTANEOUS PICTURES ! MARTIN & PARTINGTON, Photographists, Market Entrance, Queen Street. Mr. Josiah Martin having made special study at the Royal College of Chemistry, London, of the Latest Improvements in Rapid Photography by the GelatineBromide process, has entered into Partnership with Mr. W. H. T. Partington (late with Messrs. Hemus and Hnnna and Mr. Bartlett), and will Open their new Portrait Gallery in a few days. The great success which has attended these new Dry Plates in Europe and America has established their superiority, and produced quite a Revolution in Phonography. The most beautiful Pictures, preserving the Natural Attitude and Expression of the sitter, can now be taken in scarcely one second of time, and without any delay in preparation. Children's Portraits and Family Groups can be photographed in an instant, without the least constraint. For Out-door Photography this process has superior advantages. Picnic Parties, Portrait Groups and Views, also Photos, of Horses and other animals, will be taken on the thortest nstice. NOW OPEN. 378 U~. « W A L L O W~^ Begs to aunounce that he has Removed to SCAURBOCOGH TERRACE, PARNELL, Where he will receive his Pupils as usual. TERMS, For :i:iy of the following Subjects : — Six Gi'ineas per Quarter (a quarter consisting of 12 weekly lessons, each of 1 hour 'a length), SINGING, PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, HARMONIUM, HAIU', GUITAR, HARMONY, AND MUSICAL coairosmoN, AND THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE. Those who have acquired good Production of the Voice may receive Lessons in Style alone, if desired. Those who prefer class-teaching may be received at the rate of 3 pupils per hour, 6 in two hoxirs, &c, in any of the above subjects, at the same fee, viz.: 6 guineas per quarter for 1 hour's weekly lesson, or 12 guineas for a 2 hours' weekly lesson (being 2 guineas per quarter for each pupil) . Special arrangements with Schools. Single lessons in any subject, 1 guinea each. 426 ~T R T U 5? I O N~. 200 Subscribers at 20s. Each. Five Prizes. Engine and Boiler (with certificate) Chatfcutter, for steam or hand power Upstanding Horse, warranted Spring Cart (nearly new) and Harness 40 Acres Land. Apply to Mr. S. Worms, Land Agent, Newton. "YTEW ZEALAND FRUIT DEPOTG. W. HARDWICK, Family Grocer and General Provision Dealer, — CORNER OF — PRINCES AND SHORTLAND STREETS. •VfORTHERN WAIROA HOTEL, XN Dargaville. . Good Accommodation for Travellers. — Saddle Horses always ready. — Boats for Hire. Meals at all Hours. 4.17 D. LYNCH, Proprietor. C O T I A HOTEL, Hobson Street, Auckland. MRS. C~O YL E (Late of the Aurora Hotel), Proprietress. Wines, Spirits, Ales, etc., of Best Quality. Good Accommodation for Boarders. Terms Moderate. m o b ij 1 l d i r s. Tenders will be received until noon of SATURDAY, the 12th February, for the Erection and Completion of a Masonic Hall in Princes-street. WILLIAM H. SKINNER, 448 Vulcan Lane.