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that all disputes shall be decided by the Stewards, or whom they may appoiut, and their decisions shall b final. 6. T he ra : es will be run under the Dun din Jockey Club's rules and regulations, both as to the rules of racing and working of the totalisator with the exception of Trotting, which will be run under the rules of the New Zealand Trotting Association. 7. Horses starting in the Alexandra Handicap or F.ying Handicap will not be eligible for the Handicap Hack Races 8. No entries or acceptances will be received after the time specified, and Cash must accompany all entries. 9. The rules of the JNew Zealand Racing Conference will be strictly adhered to. 10. Any person entering a protest must deposit £2, and should be deemed frivo'ous by the Stewards the amount shall be foifeited. $ • 11. Totalisator dividends will be paid on the first and second horses in all races where seven horses or more start, in accordance with the rules of the Duoedin Jockey Club. 12. Winners of any race after declaration of handicaps may be re-handicapped. NEW TROTTING RULES. The names uf the trainer and owner or owners must be included in all acceptance fuims when acceptances are sent in, in def-iulc of which the owner or trainer may he fined a sum not exceeding £5 or disqualified. By entering a b>rse, the nominator and every per-on having any interest in sut-h dorse shall be deemed to accept all the conditions and restrictions imposed or implied by these rules, and to be debar*el from questioning any action or conduct of any official of a Trotting or Racing Club in respect of such horse, »r of any person connected therewith, otherwise than is pro vided for by Rule 92. Rules of Trotting, Name and Address of Secretary--14. RYAN, Alexandra

Spiing SHow 1903. THE ECONOMIC Have much pleasure in announcing the arrival of their SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. LADIES—Kindly walk through and inspect the Grand Display of MILLINERY & NOVELTIES for Summer Wear to be seen on September 18th ADDRESS A. J. JOYCE. ALEXANDRA. ! You content with the ordi _, l\ breed of Fowls that lay two months in the year or do y»u want a proved laying strain that lay every day in the week, Sundays included. If you want the latter go to the LUCKY CORNER and invest 5s in a setting of Brown Leghorns. One-Egg-One-Chick guarantee. TP O R SALE FEW SETTINGS of BLACK ORPINGTON EGGS; 10s a Setting. Pure-bred Stock Infertile eggs replaced if returned unbioken.—C E. RjCHARDS. Alexandra.

[a card J Ta. jj. b., Barrister & Solicitor, ALEXANDRA, Successor to Mr Malcolm Macron aid), Visits Oiyde, Cromwell, Ophir, and - Roxburgh every mouth on Court-days. 'BETTER thole a grumph than a sumph'—no -grumphing in homes when Hdndai-Lanka 'Cock o the North' Tea is used. JSoothe everybody. [a card.] Mrs W. M. Turner, ALEXANDRATEACHER OY PAINTING & DRAWING. Pupils thoroughly taught the above subj cts in all their branches. Terms on application. Chip-carving taught. TW A BLACK* DINNA M AK' A "WHITE,' nor will any Tea socalled ' just as good take the place of Hondai-Lanka. 'Name on every genuine packet.' [a card.] O/o Mr G. M'Gregor, Tarbert Street, • ALEXANDRA. Ladies Nurse, Open for Engagement. Charles W. Wilde. PI.UMB«f % TINSMITH, t , ■ »- wis' es it to* be known that he is pre paredirto jponcect Lead & Iron Pipes by ai WipecM Joint to those d« sirous of having the water laid on to their premises, Bafhs made to order. Pipes. Fitting Taps and Hose kept in Stock,