SPORTING.

TURF GOSSIP. [By HirroxA.]

tt he curtain is now rung down on the Autumn Meeting of the Auckland Racing flub, and although a success in .sonic res ts it was not in others. On the iirst ? tl'.u attendance was about up to the ,' '. (rg despite the Volunteer encarap * ent, bit it fell off on Tuesday, which fact t'bo pub down to the plethora of meet •"os we have had this season, or else the .prevailing bud times. So far as the racing . concerned, it could not have been b'tter, and the majority of the con tetts '"-ere so clc^o that the judge 1 his work cub out to separate ,' \ «,•■■■* Straiiß'O to say, however, Knit, finishes were not ;;i the han ,. -, ra ce;. I have always previously had "'cood word for Mr Evetfc, but I must gtva . °. m y opinion that his compilations for th36econd day were not what they should . been . The lenient treatment awarded s ia( j e Guinea in the Autumn Handicap f-io-htoned out all of the local horses of any ° no t to mention tho two foreigners, Silence snd Pearl, _ and this, of course, hbed the day's racing of a lot of interest, v! Ir reducing the riold to small limits. The way tho Auckland straightgoing horse «m«wero P treated in the handicap I am SnE to waa scarcely fair, and •vi" not consistent with their nincr on tho first day. Mr Evctt's hZ caps are usually very good, but he Sfly did nofc bestow sufficient pains this time on his compilation. A bad feature In connection with the meeting, too, «•«« the starting, and the greatest Star of Mr ' Stevens could not Uv thftt he gave satisfaction. Mr vy l'ercival's preneral arrangements for the meeting were most successful, and I did not hear ':i growl of any kind on this more throughout the two days, and this is savin" a '-'rent deal. There is one little matter* however, that I hope Mr Pcrcival iri'l! have attended to by the time the next meetin" conies round, and that i;i to have the time of oach race put up with the win nine numbers. It would not only prove useful to the public, but save the press scribes a lot of trouble that there is no oc casion for. Greater punctuality should ji'.so bo observed in starting tho races to fi:ne. The heroine of the A.R.C. Autumn Meet ing undoubtedly was Spade Guinea,and her two performances at the gathering, I think, convinced those who witnessed them that she can carry weight better than some would imagine. In both the faster and Autumn Handicaps she simply romped over her opponents, and finished home as strong as : n lion. Spade Guinea is by no means a taking looking animal in appearance, but i nevertheless she possesses a great number of ; cootl points. One thing that detracts from hsr good looks is her drooping ears, but in . spite of all this she can both stay and go fast—two adjuncts in racing that it will : be admitted are much better than good : looks. Spade Guinea -was bred by the i Christchurch Middle Park Stud Company, and was purchased when a yearling by Dr. Ross (better known under his racing '. ■norn de plume of "Mr A. Hawthorn.") This gentleman "raced Spado Guinea as a two and three-year-old, but with little j success, and although he held a high opinion of her ability, it was not until she got into R. Mason's hands that her true merits were publicly brought to light. Spade Guinea's time for tho New Zealand Cup, viz., 3min. 32sec. is the fastest re corded for the distance in thi.s colony, and the extended pedigree of such a good mare as die has proved herself will doubt less bo perused with some amount of interest by my readers : — I'd T!.,,.™ Birdcatchcr ~"^~ ji he Baron lfiohidna JjStockwell I . I'ocahonto3^ r n™ s c sa 'o L, , Economist g g jllarkavs aj N -.. nocklish ,„ 3 > jlrishQucen - r.',,,;u- iPantaloon . v iH. Clinker cii'nkorina i 5 S Melbourne! 1 * 2 Morpelh's Cervantes ;; j. (lam Golumpus maro i | . Lohst-nofel,. " SS SCinizelli ' C r, i Pantaloon ; § Brocade Bombazine [ S Flying Cobweb ■ < i Lmtchm'n Qnnrlbeok i fc | Barbcllo jStta ] : L, Royal Oat ' -i Slano OrvJile «are (Payment ] ! ■ ] L, . . JRowfon i i^iLLoipb !«am nuiro ' -- '~. , ~ , '.Sir Hercules - | ;br(lcatenr Glliccioni ll'lie Baron! i—■ : Si '~ ~, jKconomist || |Echidna Miss Pratt = lioynl OaTciCotton |-i |oi-Physic'nSiuolcnskomaro IS Fiction • ' I ', I I Deception ilMyJtymps ■ It is feared that both Onyx and Sylvia nave missed this season. The first named was put to St. Leger, and tho latter to Kordenfeldt. I am glad to be able to state, though, that Frailty (dam of Trenton and . Niagara) is heavy 'in foal to Kordenfeldt, and that Steppe (dam of Lady Norah) is stinted to St. Leger. No rcl enfold t was limited to tit teen mares last season, and the appearance of tho iirst of his progeny will be awaited with tho very greatest j ■ amount of interest. • I ■ Cno of the best finishes I have witnessed for Bomo time was that which took place between George Hope and W. White in the Shorts Handicap on Tuesday last, and afitting conclusion it wns to the meeting. Both honsemen were at it from the turn for h("ne, ami 1 think it was only fine to Hope's splendid riding that Cinderella gained the verdict. "Nothing succeeds like- success," ; Md Hope is gradually making v. name for nirnself in Auckland as a capable and finished horseman. I notice by Sydney propers to hand this *eek that Niagara made nis nppenranco at . Kandwiek on the day after his arrival and , Performed aennter. Allthepapcra state that « greatly pleased the onlookers. Niagara : *M to remain in Sydney till after the , *»«-C. Autumn .Meeting, when Foulsham pcs him over to .Melbourne to be prepared 'or his next season's engagements, : Mr J. Mayo's Stanley, the winner of the i n»«ke ß bury Autumn Handicap, is de- , JWOea as a very plain looking gelding, P® n.g alight chestnut in colour. Ho was ■ wed by M r F _ D Mnokay, of New South | "ales, and was eofc by Grandmaster from j .vsclio by MaribyrnonK fi-om Hebe, by , ,nf ton from TJio'Cripple, by Littlo John j, H trom Beeswing, by Marquis from a si n Sl' mare- Jt is nofc »iany »ionfcns "«.Mr Mayo first became powcssecl of »"«%, since which time he has won SJWgnu races Sydney Turf Club Corin ™«J' Stak c?i with list. 71b., Tattersall's Rm i ; with 10 Bt 81b., ran second in the U ,2 ililc' with 7afc. Clb., to Matador, and won tho Autumn Handicap . AiJ" ;raV' f tlle visitors to the A.R.C. «tamn Meeting have departed, but the SgMjr are ,\\\\ amon^t ue. Messrs W. Silenl and V- and tho racehorse

m^rf £- ?i™ B MeefcJn S this week convinced mo of one thing, and that is we will be very «2on lAU htl b-°IaSS threo-year-okls ne ft excenf" -n l l the, Promising ones, if we slirl fißanS?°. l»vo boon allowed to slip through our hands, and when tbe 'imo comes round for the rich Great Northern D orb y to - bo contested, .:,(,-cf ?■ bavc the molanclioly sat faction of see ing it carried off by an animal owned outside of Auckland. o f Bangle, I fancy she scarcely ran up to the form dU payed by her at the Summer xuoecing j but if s he never turns oufe a stayer, there can bo no question about the little mitres pace. During the present w,nW -° Cnl acln»irer of Bangle accepted i ,000 to 5 that she wins the double of Mel bourne Derby and Gup. ' Gallagher, the well-known local penciller, leaves; on a holiday visit to Aus w * «at tho ond of tho P^scnt month i-tu tells me that it will be close on to the next racing season before we see his burly figure again amongst us. lhe Steeplechase on Tuesday was one of the mort exciting contests that have taken place on the course till just after the d üblo jump on tho second round was negotiated. From this point I think that I am safo in saying Volcano had tho race at his mercy, for hero Hickey began to let the son of Day Dawn havo his hoad, and it was not long before ho had command of affairs. Volcano was piloted in a clever manner throughout, and he took every jump without a mistake. I must certainly say that he had all tho best of the weights, but there is no doubt that tho best horse won. The following aro the nominations for tho Wanganui Steeplechase :— Waitangi, Re form, Torpedo, Omata, Merry Lass, Busk, Landseor, Blue Bell, Orient, Victor, Kan garoo, Denbigh, Pathfinder, Faugh-a -ballagh, Jilt. The New Zealand Stud Company's stallion Captivator claimed a couple of winners at the recent Hawkesbury meeting1, two of his progeny in tho shape of Fnugh-a-Ballftjrh 'and Sentence annexing two races. Thanks to a good team of horses, Mr A. Drake came in for the lion'f, sharo of the stakes at the A.R.C. Autumn Meeting, and from what I hear his winnings out of tho totalisator totted up to a tidy amount. The defeat of Rocket at the hands of Cinderella in the Shorts Handicap, however, was a severe blow to Mr Drake and his con nections, and previous to "all-right" being declared, I never witnessed such a lot of long visages as those to be seen around the weighing room. By winning tho Sydney Cup en Monday last, '.Frisco made amends to his party for being defeated in the Hawkesbury Handi cap on the previous week. In this latter rnco it will bo remembered that he finished second to Stanley, and had ho not been badly interfered with by The Nun, who fell, it was thought he would havo won. 'Frisco was catching the winner every stride at the finish, and was never once prominent till well into the straight. The honours of the winning stallions were pretty equally divided at the Auckland Autumn Meeting. Musket had three wins, King of Clubs two, and Anteros, Perkin Warbeck, Cadogan, The Mute, Day Dawn, The Painter, and Jav'lin one each- In the matter of winning mounts, the Southern light weight, W. white, heads the list with three victories, while Adam Byors and G. Hope come next with two each. Woods, Sutherland, Frewin, Hickey, and Katterns scored one each. From the Riccarton training notes that appeared in the last issue of the "Weekly Press" to hand, I clip the following : — George Cutts brought out Enfilade and Engagement, and they were sent three times round at a slow pace, the first time on the plough, and the second and third turns on th,e tan. The sister to Martini- Henri is one of the gross sort, and had heavy neck sweaters on, while the brother to Nordenfelclt is a lazy, lolloping, calfish young gentleman, thatshould take a bit of "straightening up" with advantage. They both look in the best of health, but what events their owner intends them to go for nobody but himself is cognisant of. The stallion Robinson Crusoe (sire of Trident and Navigator) was submitted to auction in Melbourne on the sth inst., and found n purchaser in Mr J. Crazier, the St. Albans studmaster, at 875 guineas. Cocoanut.dnm of the two celebrities named, brought 350 guineas, the Hon. W. Pearson being tho buyer. Speaking of a recent visit to FJemington, " Augur" has the following anent two purchases made here at the last yearling sales :-In another paddock I saw Nordon felt's yearling sister, who has lengthened and grown since she took up her abode at Flemington. I fancy Mr Thomas Chirnside has a real clinker in this good-looking daughter of Musket and Onyx. The brother to Matchlock, a model racehorse on a small scale, is also growing, and though he will never be very tall, he will be as strong as a castle. The Victorian Racing Club intend giving away next f-cason in added money the great sum of £22,850, showing an increase on the previous year of nearly £4,000. J. Kean, who went to Melbourne in charr-o of Mitrailleuse, has been suffering frotn"a very bad attack of inflammation of the eyef?, and has been prevented from doing anything but consult oculists during the past few weeks, he having been through the hands of four doctors. Aueklanders will be pleased to learn that at last advices he was nearly convalescent. E. Cutts informs a Christchurch scribe that hfs was never out with his horses before five o'clock in the morning when in Melbourne, so that the "Australasians remarks about his working his horses in the middle of the night were not warranted by fact. Jam not prepared to say at what hour Cutts worked his charges when in Melbourne, but in New Zealand he bears the reputation of being a very early bird. A petition, signed by a number of mem bers of tho Victorian Club, (not book makers) has been presented to the Vic torian Club, requesting tho committee to ascertain the feelings of the club regarding tho expulsion of Robert Sutton, and to re instate him as a member. The matter will likely be re-opened shortly. The following trotting records for the past season aro given in the " Spirit oi tne Times:" Best mile by a stallion, Ouy Wilkes, 2min. lSJsec. to 2min 15|sec. ; by a mare, Belle P.,-from 2min. 20*860. to •2min. lSJsee. ; by a gelding, Harry U likes, from 2min. ISsec. to 2min. Hfsec.: by a five-year-old.C. T. Clay.from 2rain. 23sec. to 2min. ISsec. ; by a four-year-old, Manzanita, from 2min. 234 sec. to 2min. lOscc. ; by, a three-year-old, Alcazar, from 2mm. 29J500. to 2min. 23see. ; by a two-year-old, Shamrock, 2min. 25sec. ■ The sanitary authorities of New York, who are closely watching the choleras progress in South America, consider its re ported appearance at Santiago, the capital of Chili, a very grave matter. i'»«t city is not very far from Valparaiso anfl, should the disease reach that port it will follow the course of the British steamers that connect with the Isthmus. oenne later news as to its progress jn other directions in South America has reached New York via Rio Janeiro. In the Chilian province of Aconcagua, the epidemic iias continued unabated, but the authorities appear to have checked its march to tne coast. In the Brazilian province of JMatto Gkjmio it was making terrible havoc, ana in Columbia tho people are reported as fcorror-Htrickon and fleeing to tho interior. From Paraguay there are no reports, as an communication with that unfortunate, coun ry has been cut oil".

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1887-

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This is indispensable in treating Kkin Diecaseß, Baby roDC-Ued daily, with three doses of Cuticura UK-'llnmorn, Skin TSlemißhes, Prickly Heat, Knsues, solvent, will speedily cure Itching Diseases of Sunburn, and Ronyh, Chapped, or oready Skin. tho Ski-i 'and liculu, when all other meand fail. — ; ; ——; un. ohi.i -^. y, _ Cnticiira Remedies are the only real Blood A WairnMcont Popular Work on the Skin, Purifiers and Skin Ueautiliera free from mercury, with Kim-ivcil Plates is wrapped about the REsoi.-arseiiic, lead, zinc, or any other mineral or reef- VENT. Also, one hundred Testimonials, solemnly'table poison whatsoever. Guarauteed absolutely sworn to before the British Cousul.-whicli repeatipure by the Analytical Choniiaw ot the fctate of this story : I have been a terrible nufforor for years Mamncmiectts. from Di'nea«os of the Skin and Blood; have been j<- or f<alo by nil vendors of medicine. Price, obliged to slum public places by reason of my dis-[c;,. TK . [II . A] 50ei8.; larye boxes, gM.OO. Cuticura tigm-ini; humors; lmvu had the bent physiciain; soat, •>:> ctrf. Cl'tictka Hksoi.vent, SI.OO. have spent hundreds of dollars, and got no relief; wholesale AL'eutti, New youth Waleß, It. Towns until I used the Outiouua Koedies, whichjs- Co Victoria, Kellon Griinwade .t Co., have cured me, and left my skin and I.loud ar!: McU>om .-,, ( ,. Soutli A-jmrsilin, A. M. Ilickford & puru ns a child's. .Send to any whok'twin' druu'!/i«l sons, Adelaide; Qucennlaiid, ICliiolt Bros. & Co., named in the opposite- column, for " Ilow to Cure; i; rirl |,. lTl ,, ; L . v ,. Zealand, N. Z. Drug Co., Auck- Bkiu and Blood Dincases," luiid - M i<l Dimodin. Or. Abduess -h-ith STAiir, . PnBPAIIKD st Tnß B. Tovrns & Co., Now South Wnlcs. Potter Dnig & thomjcnl Co., F.oston, U. S. A. tTTf H. S HAKES PEAR & CO. W , Wool & Silk Merchants, Queen St., Auckland. gTVjfes Solo Agcntß for MADAME WEISEL'S CUT PAPER PATTERNS. <^¥*hJ{ Madame Wkizkij heps to inform her numerous patrons that from March a ti 22nfl. ISB7. she has nppoiu'erl ?>I icssks. SiiakkspbAH & Co. us Solo Ajrentsin jj Aiieldand for Jior Cut Papor Patterns, wlio iinvo now on hand a complete « Stock oi Patterns unrt Fashion Books, which they will sell at prices us printed on each pat tern, and will nlso attend country orders on receipt of /.. , ,-nJt price and extra stamps for postage. Catalogue of Fashions, showing all "— >■ —■• - styles up to March, price :jil; by post. Id. Journal of Fashions, published on the first, of each month, 7d ; by post Sd. FOUR WEEKS TO CLEAR! In sending forth this announcement, I beg to state that my business for the last two seasons has so seriously suffered through ill health, that I.have decided to relinquish it, and to save selling the whole Stock by tender, purpose holding a FOUR WEEKS' GENUINE SALE COMMENCING AT ONCE. OGS^ GREAT REDUCTIONS! Reductions will be made on every article, and no deception. At the termination of Sale, the Balance of Stock, with long Lease, Fixtures, &c, will be submitted to the Public for Tender. Cashmeres, black and coloured from 10|d Men^ Tweed Suits from - - 13s 6d TTonmr llroLs Goods - - 2Ad, 4vd, 6.fd Men s Printed Moles - - 4s 6d CaHc^frl 0 - - - • A Men's Tweed Overcoats from- - 15s 6d Cre\vdson's32in.No. 2 - • ■ H& Knicker Suits from - - - 2s lid Scarlet Flannels from - • - 6£d Tweeds by the yard lrom - - Is o_|d Sheetings, white and unbleached, from 6: ( 'd Men's Shirts Is 3d Table Damask from - - §id Men's Socks - 3d per pair 9M Blankets from - - - - 3s Ud Men's llats Is each Ladies' Corsets lv 3d per pair Flowers Id each. Underclothing, Infants' Robes, &c, clear at Lowest Prices. ; COME EARLY FOR BARGAINS TO \ JAMES SCUTT, ' __oisrxDOiNr hotjsss VICTORIA AND NELSON STREETS, AUCKLAND. Three niinuto3 from Tram Car, top of Wellesley Street, ENCOURAGF _LOCAL_ INDUSTRY. CHARLES SMITH, MANUFACTURER OF. BASSINETTES. PERAMBULATORS, INVALIDS' CARRIAGES, &c AUCKLAND PERAMBULATOR FACTORY, Victoria Street (NEAR FREEMAN'S B_Y>. Thewholeof themacu* r>--_____ Toptevoatnifßtikes«>r nrerolseß. Th^ mtrials . **>'U . aay prloo. tha ©abllo.are are rjf t.ho beer Posßib'r^SE^. VW«^lill respectfully eolidted to Hinds, thu workmanship \w>S&§mF?SR t.itv TYrmrT U KUrtranie«!d. and iho \\ DlKlfiwi whol.i uppe^mi oa is Ai^Sr— TS2, . "»« ... mlh . i htandelegunt. (t trY, 'J^i iis.fcAi"&i:s «wiwggi?;«sf ».J;;s;"S?"S^"vss c'ocidodlp interior to my /^^iJ'/Z^^"^^^^ uaed m Uok^ nd ti,« A? woducliot.B on nccoanc M^X^m^^^W^W^ mv £" Hfi'i B?d^™«in2" °hi£ \mpersoT°d_3_S. t^^^^J^^d/K wW°^ i 9 proOf °f tUelr and general woaknosa, Vrv^^^HV^S-^lrllll^^^^^? ll XC6 t0 Improved Baiislnetto ~^4-,O'*^«-^ i:ai)r<)*'c^ af' s*a®'*° TESS ISIPAOVJBD BASSINETTE. PERAMBULATORS of~ANY MAKE REPAIRED OR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE, prick list"fost free, TANGYES, LIMITED, 119, BATHURST-ST., SyP^KY, KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK IN AUSTRALIA OF ALL KINDB OF ENGINES, BOILERS, PUMPS, AND LIFTING MACrflteY, And respectfully request Intending Buyers tQ fitwsrd particulars of their requirements before ordering\ 'i.'v - ■• C '#& .vgt TANGYES LIMITED 119, BATHURST-ST.. SYDISIEY.



J. LEVY &SQNS' ASSIGNED STOCK OS1 GLOWING, MERGERY&HATS, \ ■ Amounting to H . The Melbourne Drapery^and Clothfag-<temp«fcty having purchased the Stock at Half-prico, ftp© n©W selling the same on the premises as above at'oaJw^Jt Lhe original price. The following lines are specially cheap: — 300 Pair Men's Tweed Trousers, 4s lid . ~„, Levy's pricfl 16a 6di 350 Pair Men's Tweed Trousers, Gs lid ... ~, jg a qj 270 Pair Men's Tweed Trousers, 8s lld ~. ",„ • 25s Qjl 170 Men's Tweed Suits, 29s 6d -.:■ 50»0<J. 240 Men's Black' Cloth Coats, 6s lid... v 30s W Youths' and Boys' Tweed Suits, 13s 6d ... „, gg^ qj Boys' Knicker Suits, 9s 6d... ... ,„ mm 25s 0& 150 Men's Tweed Coats, 4s lid ... ... mt 27s G& 80 Men's Overcoats, 29s 6d ... «• «.' m. « » 60sCH 10a Crimean Sbirtp.Cs lid .» ... .„ „, H |f X3s ©I 200 White Shhrs, Is lid ... „, w t| 150 White Shirts, 2s lid ... ... ... „ „ g^j©£' 600 Scarvefi and Ties, 8d ,„ ... „ fJ j^ujji 450 Scarves and Ties, Is ... ... «. ... „ w ' fflc QSB 50 doz. Men's Hose, la M . M f| i&gai ,■■-■- . I Portmanteaus, Collars, Handkerchiefs, &C, AT HALF PRICE. —•- ■» . ■ ■ »~«.wi»i 'IIV.I ' THE MELBOURNE ORAPERY& CLOTHING CO. Half-price Sale of J. Levy & Sons' Stock. IMPORTANT PUBLIC MFICR <VE£TNG OF THE NEW OUTFITTING AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, OOEJTEB OF QUEEIT «Ss FOET STS; W. G. ALLEN, Has the pleasure to announce the opening of the above premises with a Jfow and Well' selected Stock of MEWS, YOUTHS', & BOYS'READY-MADE MOWING, SHIRTS, b;ats, collars, ties, portmanteaus, trave^i^g bags, rot. £$ »«•»•-<■ A splendid assortment of New Zealand Clothing1, made from Mosgiel, Oamaru. Kaiapoi and Roslyn Tweed, to suit the most fastidious; also, English and Scotch Clothing in great vartet^. Boys' Knicker Suits, a specialty, sizes from Q to \Q ; Boy«r and Youths' Trouser Suits, the best selecton in the Colony,. A splendid assortment of Men's Working Shirts, Flannel yiostercs,. Pants, Hats, Macintoshes, Oil Clothing, &c., at price's that witt defy competition, Our Stock of Gent's Mercery is the prettiest to thp «o«W.. comprising-Gent's Umbrellas, Merino, Cashmere, gn.d: Jwntjj»7 wool Hosiery ; Fashionaure Collars and Ties, Whrtew Rsg^ta* *»ff Crimean Shirts, Josephine and Dent's Coloured,- White* 3WjeJ&«fc Kid Gloves, Driving Gloves, Portmanteaus, Brief Bags* aMe*W requisite for the Travelling Public. TAILORING BiPAKfMRKT. I have to announce that this Department h ttoder the MjuMgewofc tf W efficient West End Cutter, and Gentlemen can select from the tnpfc of Tweeds and Coatings in the City, TROUSBRS to Meas« f^ torn. 135.-w SUITS to Measure, from 60s. The above Large and Well-asaortad Stook i^entirely NEW and. ha S been IjQughli w« a depressed market from the leading manufacturers we! importers on the most favorable terms. with the pnbUo, and bualneg? will bg conftupWl on the m«wt «n4 ?tr»Jsh««>^^. prtnolplesi M inspeoMw respectfully invited, w. qPallen, H TAILOE, OLOTHIIB, HATTEB, AND eWTlfc;' ,