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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 438, 25 December 1868, Page 2

WE E PS TAKES! SWEEPSTAKES!! SWEEPSTAKES on the Coming Events will be drawn for at 8 o'clock on Saturday Evening, 26th inst., at SMYRK'S TRAMWAY HOTEL, Molesworth street. The Maiden Plate, 30 subscribers at 5s each. First Horse £5 0 Second do 2 10 The Town Plate, 40 subscribers at 20s each. First Horse ... £25 0 Second do ... 10 0 Third do ... 5 0 Buller Handicap, 40 subscribers at 10s each. Eirst Horse ... £l2 0 Second do ... 5 0 Third do ... 3 0 Westport Handicap, 50 subscribers at 5s each. Eirst Horse £8 0 Second do ... ... 3 0 Third do 1 10 If no third horse is placed by the Judge, the money to go to the starters other than the winners. The money to be paid on the clay , after the .Races, less 5 per cent, for expenses. CHEISTMAS ! CHRISTM AS ! ! HE IN TIME and get all your Christmas FRUITS and POULTRY. Buy them where you can get them Cheap and Good. Geese Ducks Fowls Geese Ducks Fowls Geese Ducks Fowls At BROWN'S CAMP STORE, Gladstone Street. NELSON HOTEL. CHRISTMAS DAY rn SHEAHAN begs to intimate that, notwithstanding " the legal privilege " of keeping open, he will conform to the usages of our dear little Shamrock, and SUSPEND ALL AMUSEMENTS on the 25th, or CHRISTMAS DAY. MRS. MYERS and MRS. MILLS, of the Wharf Street and Ballarat and Bendigo Hotels, will be glad to see their old friends at their BOOTH, NEXT THE GRAND STAND, on the Race Course, during the Christmas Holidays. None but the Choicest Liquors kept. Counter Luncheon, and a Private Room for the Accommodation of Ladies. PIC-NIC ! PIC-NIC !! AT WHITE'S VICTORIA GARDENS, South Spit, On CHRISTMAS DAY. A DAY'S ENJOYMENT amongst XX Beautiful Flowers and Rural Retreats. Sports of all descriptions, together with a Splendid Band of Music to discourse the melody of sweet sounds to the Lovers of the Light Fantastic. Boats with a Blue Flag flying will ply every half-hour, at Is each way. GEORGE WHITE, (Late of the Albion Hotel, Gladstone street). SHIP AND CASTLE HOTEL, Wharf Street l/TRS. SAVAGE begs to intimate to 1 the public at large and her old friends and supporters that she has RESUMED BUSINESS at the above Hotel, where she trusts that, with Civility and Attention, that patronage will be bestowed upon her which she before enjoyed. Good Beds, and Meals at All Hours.