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Wellington Independent, Volume XIX, Issue 2176, 7 March 1865, Page 4

T O i E T, ■ • ON LEASE FOR 14 YEARS. mOWN ACBE 332 Pirto-street J 1, „ 958 Riddiford-strect SECTION 15 Makara, 100 acres „ 31, 35,30, 39, Hoiolriwi, 100 acres i, 41 (part of) do 11 o Oliariu 100 acres 1, 22 Tukupu 75 „ J. li, WALLACE, Estate agent. January f>, 1805. TO BE LET. A SHOP and Dwelling House, situate in Willis-street. For further particulars, 1 apply to THOMAS RICHARDSON, Willis-street. February 17, 18G5. TO LET, FOR such a number of Years as may be agreed upou, Town Acre, No. 402, Hawker Ctrcet Town Acre, No. 800, corner of Owen and Constable Streets. Sections, No. 2? nnd 38, Tuknpu District Apply to W. & G. TUKNBCJLL & CO. December 3, 18(14. TO LET, the premises lately occupied by Krull & Co., at Plimmer's Wharf, suitable for a large wholesale busiuess and ibe nearest store to the Custom-house and Queen's Wharf. Likewise, a Retail Store opposite the Bank of New Zealand. Enquire of JOHN PLTMMEK, Plimmer's Wharf. Jhlv 29, 1804. WAIRARAPA RACES, 1865. STEWARDS : W. Beetham, Esq. 11. Bunny, Esq. R. Collins, Esq. Capt. Leatham, W.C.D.F. Judge— W. U. Donald, Esq. Starter — Clerk of tho Scales— Mr J. G. Cox Clerk of the Course — Mr Geo. Ames mHE first Bell for Saddling will ling each day J_ at 1 o'clock precisely. FIRST DAY. WEDNESDAY, 15th MARCH, 1865. PRODUCE PLATE— for horses that have never won public money; weights, 3 yrs, 8 st ; 4 yrs, 9 st; 5 yrs, 9st 7 ll<> ; G yrs and aged, 10 st. £'25. Entrance, £2 2s, h.ft. Two miles, single event. WAIUAKAPA STAKES— weights for age. 3 yrs, Bst 7 lbs ; 4 yrs, 9st7 lb ; 5 yrs, 10 st 0 yrs and aged, 10 st 7 lb. £25. Entrance, £•2 2s, h.ft. Two miles, single event. THE VOLUNTEER'S CUP— Weights for age. £30. Entrance, £2 2s, h.ft. One mile, heats. LADIES' PURSE— Welter weights. 25 guineas. Entrance, £2 2s, h.ft. A mile and a-half. Heats. POSY RACE— £IO. Entrance, 10s 6d. Once round, heats. SECOND DAY. THURSDAY, IGth MARCH, 1865. HURDLE RACE— Over four flights, hurdles 3 feet 6 inches high; for horses that have never won public money. Weights, 3 yra 9 st; 4 yrs, 10 st j 5 yrs, list; 0 yrs and aged. 1 1st 7 lb. Purse of £15, given by W. C. Defence Force, and £5 added. Entrance, £1 Is, h.ft. Once round and a distance, heats. JOCKEY CLUB CUP— Value £25. Given by Jockey Club. Entrance, £2 2s, h. ft. Weights for ago. Twice round and a distance. JOCKEY" CLUB HANDICAP— .£2O. Entrance, £2 2s. FORCED HANDICAP— £IS. Entrance £1 Is, CONSOLATION — £10. Entrance, £1 Is. Feather weights. HACK RACE— £S. Entrance 10s Cd. All Jockeys to appear in racing costume and notice of colors to be given on making entries. Entrances to be made with the Secretary, at the Jockey Club Room, Grey town, on or before 6 p.m., Monday, the 13th March next. Tho Jockey Club Rules are to be strictly adhered to, and any disputes arising are to be settled by the Stewards. Entrances for the Jockey Club Handicap, the Forced Handicap, Consolation, and Hack Race will be taken on the course ; and the horses handicapped immediately after the race for the Jockey Club Cup. 11, S. WARDELL, Hon. Sec. Jockey Club Room, Grey town, 28th February, 1860. FLIRTATION AT THE HALL SHORTLY. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. FOR SEVEN DAYS ONLY. TUT -R}. CHARLES HOWE begs to intimate that he is now Selling Off his large and varied Stock, at FIFTY PER CENT. BELOW PRIME COST, consisting of Boots and Shoes Mantles, Dresses, and Hats Men's ClothingCalico, at 9d per yard And other articles too numerous to mention, at equally low prices. TERMS CAS II . As the whole of tho Stock must be cleared off within sevon days, to make room for Winter Goods, customers may be assured of having cheap bargains. CHARLES HOWE, g^° Note the Address— OLD POST OFFICE, WILLIS STREET, (opposite the Canton Tea Mart). SELLING OFF ! SELLING OFF ! I AT tho Stores of the undersigned, Willis-st., (nearly opposite the Empire Hotel) the whole of the EXTENSIVE STOCK OF JBOOTS AND SHOES, considerably under prime cost. As tho Stock must be cleared off within eight days, customers may depend upon having cheap bargains. C. AUSTIN. Willis-street. February 22, 1805. WELLINGTON CLVB. A CHANGE of Steward being about to take place, all persons having claims against this Club will please send them in to be verified. Members and hon. members are particularly requested to settle their accounts. Wellington, March 3rd, 1865.