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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 335, 9 May 1885, Page 14

THE COURSING MEETINGPEESIDENT'S GOLD CUP, To be run on the Plampton Park, on May 25.. 55— NOMINATIONS.— 55 MASTER McGBATH'S CONSULTATION On the above event will be drawn on Satubday,, 23rd Mat. 500 MEMBEBS at 10s EACH. Divided as follows — Ist DOg £IQQ 2nd Dog (runner np) ... ." '" £50 3rd and4th Dog, £25 each £50 Other Starters £50 Remittances must be made as follows— Post Office Orders, payable to Master McGrath only. Cheques must be marked correct by Bank, witfr 1* exchange added. Registered letters or>selegrams will not be accepted. Ten per cent deducted from all prize money. Two stamp* necessary, one for reply and result.— Address only to Master McGrath, care of W. H. Ronayne, Queen- street Wharf, Auckland. "NT E W TVT USIC. lIEW JM. USIC. TENAKOE GALOP. TENAKOE GALOP TENAKOE GALOP. TENAKOE GALOP* TENAKOE GALOP. TENAKOE GALOpI Second Edition. Second Edition, just published. just published. THE FIEST PIECE IN E. H. HOLLOWAY'S NEW ZEALAND ALBUM. NEW AND POPULAR DANCE MUSIC" May be had of all Music Sellers and Stationery throughout the Colony. BY SPHOIAIi IPtlliiP^ APPOINTMENT.. aB OR G E -T\ IXO IT v (Awarded Prize Medal Sydaey Exhibition). TyXON'S /^ INGER A* A NON-ALCOHOLIC, REFRESHING, ANIV STIMULATING BEVERAGE. May be procured everywhere, in Quart and Pinfe Bottles. Purchasers are cautioned against inferior imitations. Soiiß A&bnt (Wholesale) — ARTHUR H. NATHAN. v^ EDGAR \JTjr ILKI NS O N,, TT MAP AND BOOKSELLER, 1, EXCHANGE CHAMBERS, Queen Street, Auckland^. Has on Sale : Cheap Boofcs, Popular Novels by Ainsworth, Blacfr,. Besant and Bice, Collins, Kingsley, Marryatt, Reade,. Trollope, &c, &c, Poetry, Natural History, Biography,. Travel, Art at Home Series, Englishmen of Letters,... Carlyle's Works, Prescott's Histories, Mayfair Library, Wanderers' Library, Books for Boys and Girls, Maps,* Dictionaries, Atlases, Wall Maps, Natural History Diagrams, Marcus Ward's Fancy Stationery, Albums^ Purses, Ladies' Companions. — Note the Address — 1, EXCHANGE CHAMBERS, QUEEN- STREET^, (Next Messrs. Morrin & Co.'s.) MADAME L. FAEAYELCOUTUEIERE, peom Pabis. Madame Fabavei begs to inform her Customers and the Ladies of Auckland that, owing togreafe increase in her business as Dressmaker, shehas bsmoved from Liverpool-street to more commodious and more centrally-situated premises — 42, Shortland-street. Having a large workingroom, she is able to make all descriptions o£Dresses, from the cheapest to the most costly, ones. All materials entrusted to her care will bY made up in the Best Style and Latest Fashions. UICK'S STABLES, next to the Fire Brigade Station, Albert-street, Auckland. FOR HlßE— Cabs and all kind of Vehicles. The STABLE provides unsurpassed accommodation for Horses, &c.' JAMES DIGNAN & CO. Orders by post, telegraph, and telephone carefullyattended to. Night attendance, Charges moderate. Aug9q "|V|"ONEY FOR I N VESjTMENCF upon Freehold Securities, at lowest rates, in suband upon terms to suit borrowers. WILLIAM THORNE, ' Solicitor. rf^HEMICA-L AND ANALYTICAL LABO- \^ RATORIES. BUCHANAN'S BUILDINGS, ELLIOTT-STREET, Auckland. D. R. S. GALBRAITH (late of Edinburgh,. Scotland) has opened the above as applied toSanitation, Agriculture, Mining, the Industrial Arts, Manufactures, &c. Mr G. has an openingfor an Articled Pupil ; premium required. A few students can also be accommodated. EL O C U T I O N_ This noble art givea grace to the person and fluency and perfection of speech. MISS VIOLET ELLICOTT (late of Her Majesty's and Empire Theatres) gives Lessons in Elocution to. Private Pupils and Schools. Amateur rehearsals personally superintended. , Terms on application to— MISS VIOLET ELLICOTT, Next Struan House, Hobson-Street. WILLIAM ERRINGTOIF CONSULTING ENGINEER, Ihsubance Bc»bin«s, Qvbbb-8-b