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Observer, Volume 2, Issue 27, 19 March 1881, Page 8

AUCKLAND RACING CLUB — AUTUMN MEETING. H. N. TBB °T T Has opened a list on the "NOVEL " Principal, which gave such universal satisfaction at the Summer Meeting; of the above Club. 2,000 SUBSCRIBERS AT £1 EACH. All the Races will be mixed together and drawn for. ONE HUNDEED AND TWENTY PEIZES. For Programme and other particulars, apply to— H. N. ABBOTT, Proprietor United Service Hotel, Auckland. NEW ZEALAND GRAND GIFT CLUB*, AUCKLAND. 2,000 MEMBERS AT £1 EACH. Payable 4s. per Month, or £1 for Five Months in advance. Members joining above Club are entitled to take part in the Free Distribution of Gifts on the 30th of June, 1881, when the following valuable Gifts will be Drawn for in the Albert Hall, under the management of a Committee of Gentlemen selected from Members present. The First Distribution of Gifts under the New Zealand Grand Gift Club Rules consists of — 20 Harmoniums £410 23 Pianos £1,165 10 Musical Boxes £90 3 First-class Violins, in cases £35 4 Writing Bureaus £80 40 Sewing Machines £220 100 Gifts. Total value, £2,000 All Gifts wil b on view four weeks before distribution. Booking Office : No. 19, Grey-street, Auckland. THEODORE BROWN, 495 Manager. ART UNION. 200 Subscribers at 20s. Each. Five Prizes. Engine and Boiler (with certificate) Chaffcutter, 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. /CANTERBURY AUTUMN MEETING. POAAA SWEEP on the CANTERBURY GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAP. To be run at Christchurch on the 18th April, 1881. Tickets, £1 . First Horse £400 Second Horse 200 Third Horse 100 Other Starters (divided) 300 Non-starters (divided) 500 50 Prizes (£lO each) 500 The 50 prizes, £10 each, is quite a new principal, and brings the nuniber of prizes up to about 90, which gives subscribers a better chance. If cheques are forwarded exchange must be added. Wherever possible P.O. Orders should he forwarded, and Stamps enclosed for reply and result. The LIST will be CLOSED on the 16th April. THEODORE BROWN, 49, Grey-street; 561 Or, Box, 210, Post-office, Auckland. A UCKLAND AUTUMN MEETING. XTL FISHER'S OCCIDENTAL HOTEL jf>soo SWEEP ON THE AUTUMN HANDICAP. 500 Subscribers at 20s. Each. First Horse £150 Second Horse 100 Third Horse 50 Starters (divided) 100 Non-starters (divided) 100 The Drawing will take place on the 16th April. Please add Exchange to Cheque, and Two Stamps for Reply and Result. A Commission will be deducted from all Prizes for Expenses. Tickets to be obtained at the Hotel. ALBERT FISHEE, 549 Occidental Hotel. Li/TORE GIFTS! MORE PRESENTS? In consequence of the success attendant on my last Distribution of Presents, which consisted of 1,100 Saveloys made of the very best material, and warranted to keep so long as you did not eat them, I have de» termined to distribute another lot of Prizes, and have this time prepared 1,800 Saveloys, in order that none of Customers may be dissappointed. And remember, good folks of Auckland, that everyone purchasing sixpenny worth of Meat will receive a Hot Saveloy for every six* pence. Hard times will come again no more. You pay a visit to C . V E I T H, BUTCHER, QUEEN STREET. 565 MR. THOMAS H. WEBB, Music Teacher, OAK COTTAGE, HOBSON STREET. Vacancies for several pupils. Terms, One Guinea a quarter, or Two Guineas at Pupils' homes. The quarter begins with the first lesson. Pianofortes and Harmoniums for sale, New and Second* hand, from £15. Pianos and Harmoniums Tuned and Repaired, in town or country. N.B. — Name on Entrance Gate, opposite Mr, Minetti, Baker. 460 USTOM HOUSE HOTEL, Fort Street. MRS. C. MOLLER, late of the Queen's Head Hotel, having taken the above old established house, will be happy to see all her old friends and acquaintances. The best brands of Wines and Spirit only kept. Hancock's Sparkling Ales and Stout. Good accoin* inodation for boarders.