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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1794, 20 March 1888, Page 1

_ Public liot'ces. ! B AKER ~~BJiOS i. BUILDERS, .UI^DEaT &KER3, ft c ., Cornar Wakanui Koacl. and Cnss etieet, (Next Central Hotel) " Or at Baker and Brown's Coach Factory fl-.velock street 11J1 J N consequence of the amotint o5 iL 3'o!i<hini,' going on iv tho. ; Oreeka ou tlio Lpgsnlibr E6tafo, tho abovo reward will bo pain to anyone giving informatioQ \ f.hat vri'd lo?.d to a conviction. From this data hi) ONE will te per. mitted to fisb m ihe Creeks on the Lfurmbor Estate. 11*58 „ , , DONALD McLEAN. '■J'HR rsipeotivo tushioHseß of Mr Ch J Neate and -Mr A, KiMiVixzsß, bave been ama'gan:ated, and with a view of obvkting the double expeno'itore tncurred m carrying on TWO KEtabiishmenls, will m fururo bo conducted m the premises kiely occupied by Mr Kam- ■ nitzkk, under the style or firm of Tiio iMtofon Dug Company, LIMITED. ? Hiviot; ffleoted this, the new Company aro determined ti give the pu&lio the fall benefit oi the reduced coat m workbg expenses, by supplying all DRUGS and MEDICINES at a much lower scale of charges than herstofore. Patent and proprietary articba m constant use, will be SOLD at specially LOW figures. The qrnlity of every DRUG ueed m Medicine w'il li,> r-f (he very best obtainable. A thoroughly competent assht&nt will reside on i ho preniists, and tho convenience of customers cirt fully otudied m every way, Asbbnrton Dreg Company, Id., J. B£. CAMBRIDGE, 8*92 " Manager. AShzURTOK PxACItfG CLUB "AUTUMN MEETING. ■: THURSDAY- "and FRIDAY, APBIL 19th and 20th, 1888. First. Race en o-sc'i D^y to nlnrt at 12.30 ii.m. President— E. G. -Wright. Viok-Piiksi. DKKT3-J. Qtigr: uni W. O. Walker. • TtWAUDS— O W« rurn.vll", ,T. o 1 N, Gri?g, W. B P-mehire, P.. Mow'»n, T. Leshy, W. LvtfivUon, Jxtdgis— Matthow Stitt. PTARTJEK—T. toahy, irAt.DIOAPPBRS— The Committee, Clerk of ahe Foiuis— T. E. CTpton. C'LEnK of thb Coubse— A. Bowson, TnßAsrxißR — D. Thomas. PBCGrRA]£&B. > First Day. 1. Bandioap Hurdlh Hacb, of 40 eovs; the Fecoad horse to recsive 6 boys from lihe Btnke, Over eight nights of about 3!t 6in high. Nomination, 1 soy ; acceptance, 1 soy. Two miles. : 2. Wakanui Stakes Handicap, of 25 bovb. Nominaiion, 153; acceptance, lOi. Ore and a quarter miles. District horse o only, 3. AsHnniiTON Autumn Handicap, of 65 eovs ; secoDd horse to receiva 5 bovb from ♦As stake. Nomination, 1 boy ; acceptance, 1 j iov. One and a half miles. 4. Posr Stakes," of 10 boys. Entrance, 10s, to bo made to tho Secretary immediately after the Autumn Handicap is rnn. Catch v weights. The winner to be sold iinmo* diatoly after the raoa for 15 sovt, any surplus to go to the funds of the Club, Half a mile. 6. DisTitior Welter Handicap, of 20 soys. Nomination, 10s ; acceptance, 10s. Minimum weight, 9at. D : svrict horses only. One nnd a half mile. 6, Fi-yino Handicap, of 26 boys. Nomination, 1 aov ; acceptance, 10s. Three quarters of a mile. Second Day. -. 1. County Hurdle -Race Handicap, of 25 soys ; the second horso to receive 3 soya from tho sfcako. District horees only. Over Bix flights of hurdles, aboat Bf fc 6in Ligh. Nomination, 153 ; acceptance, iOa, One mile and a half. ■ !'■■! 2i GrRAND tSTAND HANDICAP, ,of *45 80V8J pecoa-'l liora-i to receiva 6 eovs rrozn tbe ttr<ke. Acriiinuijii, 1 aov, acceptance, 1 e.ov. Ona mile. 3i Bakdicap Timh Trot (m saddle), of 2t fova. Ktmiuation, Kb ,- acceptance, 6s. ■Weigh!; not Ices than lOat. Pall and go. Distric'.' horsn."? only. Three miles. <ti Harvest Handio ?, cf 25 soys ; Becona bo; S3 to recnivd • aovs from tho stake, Nouiinaii-njlS^; ai.cepta^cajlO.^. District hoses only. Thros qnartera o* a mile. : 5. Open Welteii Handicap, of 35 soys -; the BOconJ horse to receive. iJ.lsdvs from.tba Gt^ko iffominaMon, 7. soy ; asceptanea, 1 eov. Minimum weight, Dst. Ona and a quarter miles. Totausator >>.taees, of 25 soys, Entranca lOrjt-jbo ni'icta <o tha Seci-etacy immeaiatelj- nf^.r tho .Welter Handicap is run. Ah? vina.r to to Bold m: mediately afi.ei the r^ce, tlio whole of tho proceeds to go to t-ba f.inus; <f tli3 Ciub, Mnim'tim weicli", 835 Five uir."oug3. Any over* we- i giit above 2.bs to be declared. UDiifiS AND UtGUXjiriONS. 1 Tho Meeting-. vrill,be held under the Rule* of Racing and the Ashburton Eacing Club Rues, 2. No entry will ba received except on the conditions that f»u disputes, claims, and ckjec- - ticjs arising out of tho racing sha'l be decided, by the Steuar le, or whom th.:y may appoint. Their decision cv ?U poiuia connected wi*h tho carrjing out of thi i prjgr."«mme to be final. 8. A district horte shall mean any horse that has been commouly resident m the district between the rivers Selwyn aud Opihi, from 19 tb January, 1888, and np to the date of the forthcoming Meeting, and owned by a poraon who has resided iv the Eaid district tiuiiu" the same period. 4. Five p2i cent, will be deducted from tha. gross of all moiieyß payable m accordance with" this^rogrararne for th j expense of the course. ; 6. All nominations aad acceptances to go to the funds of the Oltib. 6. Trotting Kacos, — Horac3 mußt trot to the satisfaction of the lltfei'co NOMINATIONS. All nomination!! to be accompanied by fee, nnmo, age, and description of horso, and coloi* of the rider, must ba in the ha..ds of tho Fecro' tary noc lawr than 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Marol 27t0, 1888. WEIGHTS. Weightß for the first day's handicaps will be declared on Monday, April JLh. Weights for tbe eecond day's handicaps will be declared at 9 o'clock on the evening o the first dayVs racing r AOOFPTAKOEB; Acceptancso for the first day's handicaps must be made to the Secretary not later than 9 p.m. on Monday, At>ril 16, 1888, Acceptanoss for the. second day's handicapa at 10 o'clock on thetevaning of the firsfe'day's raoing, 0i 0. OOK3, ! <$M .Rewetaiy