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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1518, 28 March 1887, Page 4

• WILDING AND LEVVIci, * T>ABiRIBTERS AND CtOLIoiTORS. JD _ b F. WILDIN*G, NOXAKY PtJBMO. Offices: Next "Mail" Office, Burnett st.. Aehburton. Mr Wilding will attend the sUtlng* of the Ashburton Courts on Tuesday ancl Fridays, and may bo consulted personally rt these days. The firm is now represented m Ashburton by Mr Clayton, an English- ; Solicitor of considerable experience, who will be m daily attendance at the office to receive instructions and confer with plants. *IQQ THRESHING MACHINE OWNERS. A TTENTION is directed to the following A facts :-We aro making STALKER'S AUTOMATIC FEEDERS for £12 10s, inoluding fixing to machino, and we are prepared to fix to marhineu m any part of the County for Bntno price. Cartage extra. The time that it is necoasury to stop tho machine is from 2 to 3 hours "■ These Feeders are perfect m their action, no Bpnrkioip out of grain. No uncut eheaveß or other improper articles can get into the drum ; nothing but a continuopg stream of golden sheaves well shaken out Ibe regularity of the feed does not depend upon the Band cutter. They can be seen at work on machines belonging to the following gentlemen : — James Quigley Chapman Bros. Thomas .Perks Nelson Eden Edward Gates John :* talker JchnMoorhead. F. White, Timara P. & D DUNCAN, Wills Street, Ashburton, 3§42 Agents. I>HE undesigned have Just Received FRESH SUPPLIES OF NEWCASTLE COAL WESTPORT COAL V.D.L. TIMBER V.D.L. PALINGS BdfED AND RAW "xh CASTOR OIL WHITE AND RED LE ID AMERICAN LOOKS HOUSE VARNISH SCRIM WIRE NETTING I WIRE NAILS FENCING WIRE (Barb) FENCING WIBE (Plain INSPECTION INVITED. McCallum and Co., TIMBER, IRON, AND COAL MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS, ASHBURTON RACING OLUB AUTUMN MEETING mHURSDAY & TjIRIDA? APBIL 21at & 22nd, 1887/ President— E. Q. Wright. Vice-President— Johij Giigg. Judge— Matthew Btitt. Stewards : H. Friedlandor W; O Walkec W. B. Drrißliire R. McOwen J. 0. N. Grigjr Dr Leahy R. FriedlnndorTrenßUTer — D^vid Thimnn . Clerk of tho Scales— T. 13. Upton. Cletk of the Coaree— A. Howeon. Handicoppcra— The Committee. > Starter — Dr Leahy. 5 First Raob ok Eaoh Day to Etaut at I'AbO r m. FIRST DAY" 1. DIPTBIOT HURDLE RACE of 20 cot* over cix fliyhts of hurdles, about 3ft Oin hi|.'h. Nomination 16b ; acceptance, 10b. li milo. .District borees only. 2. AbiIBURTON AUTUMN HANDIOAP of 60 bovb Nomination, 1 eov ; acceptance lipov. 1£ iuilo. 8. FOAL STAKES of 1 boy each, with 16 bovb ndried. For two-year-01-'s brSd, owried, nnd trained by residents m the district defined by Rule 8. Colts Bst 101 b fillies and geldings Bat 81b, Nomination, 10a. Iho sweep to bo pnid by 9 p. mi on : Apiil 18th. Five furlongs. 4. BANDI(JAPTIMETROT(ia Buddie) of 20 1 bovb. Nomiuution, 10- ; ac cptance, 10b, W^'plit not leßs than lOac. Break and turn, 8 m lea, - ; 5. FLYING HANDIOAP of 25 bovb. Nomi. nation, 1 aov ; acccpcanco, 10s. f-mile, 6. POST STAKES of 10 bovo. Ent-nnco, 10s, to be mode to the Secretary imme. diately after the F ying Handicap ia inn Cutch weights. J-mile, Tne winner to bo sold immediately after the race for 16 fcovß, auy surplus to go to the fund* of tho Olub. seooniTday. 1. DISTRICT WELTER HANDICAP ol 1 20 bov>-. Nomination, 10a; acceptance, 1 10a. Minimum weight, lOat. U mile. 1 Dißtiict ho^ea only. , 2. GRAND STAND HANDIOAP ofdOaovfl; , Kominntion, 1 pov • acceptance, 1 boy Beven furlongs. 8 HANDIOAP TIME TROT (m anddle of 16 bovb. Nomination, 10* ,• accept'mce 6s Weight not Jens than lOat. Ureak and turn. Twice round thg course. Distric horees only. 4. HARVEST HANDIOAP of 20 bovb. Aominat on, 10s ; necoptance, JOs: District horses only; 1 D-ile. 64 BAOE of 16 povb; Entrance, 10a to bo mndo to the Secretary immediately ofter the Harvest Handicap ib tun. Catch weight*. Five fnrlongß. The winner to bo Bold immediately after the mca, the whole of the proceeds to go to the fundß 0 f the Olub. G. CONSOLATION HANDIOAP of 20 bovb| Nomination, 1 boy, to be made immediately after the Novel Race is runj acceptance free, to bo notified to th« Becrotnry within ten minutes of the dcolo ratios of weights. 1 mile. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. Tho Meeting will be held under tho 3 Rulcb of Racing and Ashburton Racing Olub I Ruleß. 2 No entry will bo roreived rxcept en tho 1 condition that all disputes, claims, «Jd ob--1 jeotions arMng out of the racing Bhall bo 3 decided by tho Stewards or whom they may appoi t j their decision on nil points ronnectcd with tho carrying out of th'B programmo to bo 1 final. j 8. A district horee nhfill mean any horse. tliat han br.cn commonly resident m tho din-' trict botweon th<; rivers (Selwyn and Opihl from January 21, 1887, and up to tho date of tho I forthcoming meetincc, and owned by ft \ erson [ who has resided m tho eaid diutricl during tho same period. ' 4. Five per cent, will bo deduct' d from the groHB of all moneys payable m acoordanco with this progr mmc for the expenaes of the , couree. 1 6. All nominations and acceptances to tro to 1 the funds of the Olub. 6. Trotting Rnces. Hornet* must trot fairly to the eatiefaction of tho Rof orcc. NOMINATIONS. All nominations to be accompanied by fe«?, name, ago, and description 0 horso, and colors of rider m the hands of the Secretary , (address— Ashbnrton) nn later than I) p.m on Monday, March 21, 1887. WEIGHIS. Weights for th <• first day's handicaps will bn declared on Wodmsday, April 18, 188 Woight» for thfl second day's handicaps wDI bo dec a*ed at 9 o'cl ck on the ovening of tho firat day's racing. ACOEPTANOES. Acceptances for the flra 1 day's handicap* mupt bo mniio to tho Secretary not later tbac 0 p.m. on Monday, April 18, 1887. Accept ances for the tocond day's handicap* at 10 o'clock ou tho evoniug of the first da% s racing, 0, 0. FQOKS, Sioretary