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Observer, Volume 3, Issue 64, 3 December 1881, Page 182

A UCKLAND AMATUER ATHLETIC CLUB. THE TENTH GRAMD ATHLETIC CARNIVAL Of the above Club will be held IN THE DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND, OS SATURDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 3, 1881, When a MOST INTERESTING PROGRAMME OF SPORTS Will be presented to the public. LARGE ENTRIES ! GOOD FIELDS ! Artillery Band in attendance. First Race at 2 p.m. sharp. ADMISSION— ONE SHILLING. E. Neville R. Fokdkk, 1399 Hon. Sec.

■Jjr A I P A It A . NORTH ERN WAIROA REGATTA AND vVTIILETIO SPORTS, To bo held at Mangawhare, on the 2nd and 3rd of January, 1882. President: E. Mitchclson, Esq. PROGRAMME : Ist Rack- For Punts not over 21ft. in length, and not less than 22ft. on bottom. 2nd Rack — Amateur Skiffs. No restrictions as to boats. 3rd Rack — Open Sidling Boats, not exceeding 2] ft. on keel ; with or without centreboards. ■iTH Rack — Four - oared Gigs, rowed on gunwale. Entries for this race to close 12th November, 1881 ; 3 hnna tide gigs to start or no race. First Prize, £10. sth Race — Yachts not exceeding 30ft. on keel ; open sailing boats excluded. Gtii Race— Pair-oared Gigs, not over 21ft. in length ; rowed on gunwale ; no housing ; with or without coxswains. h Race — Maori Punts; double - hand ; breadth of bottom to be not less than 22in., and not exceeding 21ft. in length. Bth Rack-- Champion Scullers' Race. No restrictions whatever as to boats. 9tii Race — Youths (under 1C years): two pullers and coxswain. Boats to be not over 21ft. on keel ; rowed on gunwale. 10th Rao: — Double - handed Punts. Punts to be not more than 21ft. in length, and not less than 22in. on bottom. All further particulars in future advertisement. CHAS. HUDSON, Secretary.

A UCKLAXD EAST ELECTIOX. MR J. M. CLARK'S COIIMITTEE-ROO^r, HIGH - STREET, Opposite Porter's Bonded Store. Oflice hours, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and from 2 p.m. to -I- p.m. The Committee meets every week day, except Saturdays, at 7.30 o'clock p.m. UOS-tc mO THE ELECTORS OF WAITEMATA. GrEN'fiEMEX,— I have the honour to announce myself as a Candidate for the Electorate of Waitcmata, coming forward as a true Liberal. Having an intimate knowledge of the requirements of the constituency, I shall at all times endeavour to secure such advantages as "will promote the interests of every district in the Country. ED^VIXW. ALTSOX. Devenport, November 20, 1881. 1100

mo THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND EAST. Gexti.i:ju:-n,— At the request of a largo number of the Electors of your District I have consented to become a candidate for the honour of your suffrages :it the approaching Election for a Member to represent you in the House of Representatives. I shall take an early opportunity of addressing you on the questions now before the public. I am, yours respectfully, J. M. CLARK. Auckland, November 25, ISSI.

TO THE ELECTORS OF MAXAKAU. G-E>"n-KSIKX, — I have the honour to announce myself a Candidate in the coming Election to represent the District of Manataui in the General Assembly. I shall avail myself of the earliest opportunity of meeting you at the principal centres, and explaining my views on the political questions of the day. 1 have t-lie honouv to he, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, 137-1. OWEX OI'REAX Mc-GKE. TO THE ELKCXOES OF COEOif AXPEL. G-E>"rr>j-;.M EN, — I have the liojiour to state that I am a Candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming Election. lam perfectly free from party influences. 3ly study, if elected, v. ill he to promote the best interests of the district. Yours very truly, J. C. YOUXG-. Auckland, November 15, ISBI.