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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2287, 26 November 1889, Page 3

I foT. fll'BPrtMN'S OH DRUH, 1 ASHBURTON. / A N*Fu All -■ Garden P^rty TO BBH8LT) AX HUNTS BGORBATION GROUNDS WAB^NUI RUVB MoDday, December 16th, 1889 STALLS for the SalopfNef dlework, Fruit, Farm and Garden Produce, 6tot ■ ■•.-;/ -: "^M ■■■■■■ '■"■■ ■•■■■ Band, Shooting Gairori^^Bdat Races, Duck Hunt Greaay Polo,/Bloudin, otc, etc. Swingf, Orioket, 6h6~^r.6'£ Pot Plants and Cut Ftcwera, Ohrintidaaa Tree, Art Union Exhibition. -' //Gifts for the Stalls on<3 for the T«a will be thankfully reefcived at the Grounds and at the Parsonage* , •-;■ ; AhJimiotc (including' T«a)j JJs^-Cbil- ' dren, Ib. rPropeedji towards 1 final liquidation of Ghui oh debt. Gr,otin4.f qpeo »H 4&yV >> Ref reshmeo fc ; fviali, for sale of lunoheou. Gates olo«o > t ' 9p.m. ;:, '. ..." ... U*su I .;>- .i'l.'j: .-;:>-. v: ■ - i -^- r ' '\. . •*■* '■.'•". ,■■" 'J iv" •!•' : v LARGE and Varied Aiaoirtisent of !XX Gentlemen's fohlrts, Hate, Soirfa, \ v " NJ2 W SEASON'SI TWEEX)S : - ■■ ■■ .Yah© ..- -:^ \ CCATINGS. I A Targe and will seleoted Stookio dhooie 'lorn. " '■ „,■.;•. •;,■ ... ... .■-',. . I = XH^ TAILOBING DEPARTMENT f » under tbe M»n*gement of Mb T. Kebb who has bod L»rge experlenoe as GUTTER the ptlßclpßr Toiloricg EJst&bltbmeDtß jChrlßtohurob, ■■■'■\ ;;^ I Perfect Fit ani WorforutiibJi fy Qwut<mUil j " . Ea»t Street ; TINWALD RAW CLUB. •••"< . >< ';'; TsfeE HELD ON THE *-*■ -.-.>:- I OBBW B^pECr)TOBE; S President— Mr: ij. Grigg. Vics-Paisi-dents.— Mr D. McLean and Dr Tweed TuDOE—Mr M. Sti' I; SrAvrAkps— Minst; '. J. C. N/Grigg,; Ci'-M. Strabhey, ;; M. Scott < G. Jaxati'zaa Ti JBeggl' 'TREAsuRfiR—M M. Scott, s ;CiJerk of the Course-- M ! & Hanks.; Clerk of the I SCAiMs^fy jA. J. Kelly. HANDICAPPERS~Mr Georg Dowse. STARTER-^Mr David Thomas, Firit Race to start at 12.30 p.m. r ,. PROGRAMME " , i~HandicXp Hurdle Race, of id soys, ' second horse to receive 3 soys from th stakes. Over six flights of hurdles, abou 3ft ; 6in /high. One mile " and a hal ' .Kbattihßtion, ipajvacccptaßC^, 103. ' i 3— Maiden Plate, of 1 $ «ovs. The second ' horse to receive 2 soys from the stake. ■- < Weight for agei One milev Entrancf r -£\is!i./ 1 .#•. .■■.; f'V x; ■'..••..;■ ••,-'■ ? '■< 3— Tinwald Cup Handicap, of 35 soys. the second horse to receive 5 soys from ; the stakes. ; , One mi}e and a-half . Nomination 1 * s ° v « I acceptance, 15s 4— Farmers' Handjpi? Trot of 10 soys. Weight not less than 10 stone. Pull : and go. Two miles. | Nomination, * [ ss ; acceptance, 5«, Previous perform- : ' ; ances must be sent n with nomination. {(■^•Welter .Handicap,, of 30 .soys j the * \ second horse to receive 3 isovs fiom ; the stakes. The winner of the Tinwali? 1 .-■;. Cup, to carry jib penalty. »Qn? mile, 1 : Nominfttion lbs j acceptance, 16s. ' 6— Novel Race, of 20 soys. The winn > j be sold by auction immediately '- .; the race, and the whole of the proce '■ ] togoto the fundsof the Club. Weigh 1 \ BsL Bi^ furlongs. Any overweight : be declared. Entrance, 10s. ' 7— Flying Handicap, of 20 soys j tai [ • second horse to receive 3. spvs from the : stakest Sixr furlongs; The i winner of ; Tinwald Cup or. Welter Handicap to '■ j carry srlb p^enalty. v In the event of a » - ' horse winning both the foregoing events '■ such horse to carry iolbs penalty. . ' i Nomination, 10s j acceptance, ion. 8-HKandicap Pony Race, of io soys. For ' Ponies .14 hands or under. Sue ' '':'<- furlongs. Height of pony and per* \ i . formance; musf be sept m with nomina-'* *■ ; i ,-. tion.' Xpjninatipn, ,ss; acceptance, S«. '9.4-HukRT Scurry {if time permit) for. all ■ entrance money with ssovs added; For ' ; maiden horses only. Catch weights. ■ ; Half-mile, Entrance,. ips. , ...... ; f : RtTLES ANp' REGULATIONS.' ? i. Thp meeting' will be held uridar the c Rules of Racing. s , , ,a. No entry will be received except on the 6 conditions that all claims, disputes, and a objections 'arising out of the racing shall be i decided by the Stewards or whom they may' j* 'appoint. Their decision on appoints con \ nected with the carrying out of this programme A shall be final. . y> •- 3. The Races are open to any horse com* " monly' resident and trained m the district from j* the: Ist October, 1889, to the date of meeting, y and owned by a person who has resided n 8 said district during ..the same period. . --,-,,-■ lt 4, The district above mentioned is bouiided 3 ' on t^e north by the Selwyn river and on th. }B , south by the Opihi river. >B ; j. Fivepfif. cent will, be deducted 1 from the o gr°?S tit all moneys payablp m accordance 1 » I with this programme for the 'expenses of the ! * course. , ' . ■ ■ re 6, All nomination and acceptance feet to 56 go to the fundsof the Club, '» -7^ Trotting Race horses must trot to the a « satiifaction of tj^e Stewards.- - *',^'; ; nominaSonis.. „«,; >?-. ?«: . Nominations for Htordles, Tinwald Cup; **' Farmers' Trot, Welter Handicap, FlyiDg Handicap and Pony Handicap accom 55 tanied by fie, name t age t description, and per' fotmancts of horse, and colors of rider mua - be m writing and m the hands of the Secre tar/ at Scott's Hotel, Tihwald, nor later than 9 p.u?, op Saturday, 14th December Iy 1889 y •'.;■■ ; f.^ " WEIGHTS. e > Handicaps will be published on or about . *- 23rd December. , r* ie ACCEPTANCES AND ENTRIES, n; Acceptances for Handicaps and Entries foi 9. Maiden Plate and Novel Race must be m the hands of the Secretary at Scott s Hotel, TinwAld, not later than 9 p.m. 28th Dccember,*Sßa, , , « 9 , :