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A SHEUBST-POHINGmA' II MmG--<sOT l : ANNUAL MEETING. ; ■ " '' ASHHOTST RACECOURSE, ■■ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1903, PROGRAMME.. L TRIAL HURDLE. HANDICAP, of ' ' sots. Second korsa to receive 2Qsovb.'< tnd % third horse 10 sovs. from tlip- Open, to ■ horses that have, nevor .won a bardie taoe at 1 ■ timo of: starting., Nomination 1 bov. Accept- < ance 1 eov. One'and a half miles. ' ■ ■■■■•< 2. ELYING HACK HANDICAP, of M eon. Second horsa to reomve 20 sose, and dw ihird horse 10 sova. from. tho stake.- Nomineiiutt 1 soys. "Ajcceptance 1 sov. Fiva furlongs. ; , ■3: ASHHUBST GUINEAS, of l«f gnmias.' bc-pond hoise to reemve: 20 "guineas, and the third, horse M,gumeas from tho .rtako.' Emal payment of 21s. .on night of SATURDA3L DECEMBER 4th, 1909. Closed with tions.. Ono mile. , - . - ;..v----4. ASHBTORST; CUP (open)v A v i 350 som Sccond horse to rectdse 50 >8ot».; and the third, horse ,25 sovb. from tho ' "M"i* Nomination 1 sov.. Acceptance S sovs. - Ona-asd" ! a quarter miles. ■>> 5. KOMAKO WELTER HACK TTATaroinffP of .100 sova. Second horse totreceivo 29 am-' and.the third horse 10, sow, .from tho sWjb. ■' Minimum weight 7st. 71b. Nomniotum 1 sov. : Acceptance-1 sov. . Seven furlongs. To*«staii at 345 p.m.' , : 6. POHANGENA HANDICAP (open*, of is# \ soys, , Second hoxse to receive 20 sovs, and' the .'■= ;ii third horse 10, sovs. from the nfol™, Nomina.-" , -A Acceptance 2 sots. Six furiangs. r_7. MAIDEN .HACKv HANDICAP, of MOsm. second horse to receive 20 sorau, and tho third" horse 10 *ovs. : from-the,stake.' For thrce-vcaiu ■ o i^. a ' od-upwards thathavenever vron a raco", • 1 startrng,aad haro.ncver started ia. otuer tu&n hack or hunter-races. ■■■■■Nomination' 1 boy. Acceptance 1.• eov. Four and a kali' ' ; • furlongs. • , 8. MANAWATU GORGE WELTER HAJTOt CAP (open),, of 150 sovs. Second horso to receive ,20 soyß,' and tho third horse 10 bovsi 1 from\ the 6take. Minimum weight Tet.Tll}. talonga 1 mv ' Acceptance 2 sovs.' Sown ! ■ ' PENALTIES. winner of any flat race after pohlieattaa of weights ip a; penalty vof 101b,, and of every additional race a farther penalty of Sib. • G thjnhs fit the handicappor may re* ; handicap the winner, of any ,race or races ofc the_ collective, value of ISO sovs.' or over ali& declaration 'of weights.' • ,' 1 ' v » •> NOMINATIONSr WEIGHTS, AND ' j ACCEPTANCES.' Nominations for all rar«a asd final ta» ments for the Guineas. olose xvith the RanS ■ ary, Aahhurst, on SATURDAY, DECEJQ3ER 4.th, at 9 p.m. } (^ct ' nra d an jit-about Da» ! EDUCATtOWAU . S." JOHN'S COLmGE; jI 'AWCKLAm_' - ASS° a Shi P tm^ er :. ; F<rar or m 011 (ie Marsh Itemda- ; tioji. < '6oholare. will bo • required to en- ' : HoTy M a I>roparai T Jundaho" 0 ™ Mma . Copies of the Wulations can be obtained from the Diocesan Office, 40 Shorttand Street. Auolrlandi where- applications will be' reoeivod ■' up .to TUESDAY, lS February. miVadte^d to.--"- y.\; .'jj.

' W.' S. COCHRANE,' 1 ■XT -Secretary,to/ the Board-of Governors;v - November 13, 1909: *" ; :■ <• - —..""• <'• -v , ■ BISHOP, HADHELD COLLEGE AND ' HOSTEL, WELLINGTON. J LAYMEN'S EXHIBITION. 1 1 A N.EXHIBITTON of iB6O a year is offered to x rV a Candidate for Ordination, who muk co.iiio into residence noxt year as &m&triwilaied • student .at - Victoria College.- - :;:Y i»;:" ■ -_.For. further, particulars apply, to thfc Dkxxseaa M^ail ''^° o ' Mujgrave Street, ■ -Applications will be received at f&e Diotesiia ' Office,till the:lsth Dcccmber, 1909. ; MASSAGE. QPINAL CURVATURES AND OTHER I» (J FORMITIES CORRECTED. ■ • . ROYD GARLTCK, Physical Cnlturi6t;and Maeseot (Registered A.M.A., Melbourne.)- . ...Sußsex Chambers, .Panama Street.-. ■ <. . 'Phono 2193. . , ctsff TJANKS'S. -• COMMERCIAL COLLEGa •" U GEEY STREET.' ;■ *■'- J:-..".-: Individual Instrnotion In ' ACCOUNTANCY, BGOKEEEPING AND BUSINESS METHODS ' ; PITMAN'S SHORTHAND - TOUCH TYPEWRITING. ' Necetsary Subjects for Junior and Seaitif Civil Service . -■>: Uatris., Medical, and Enpnoertng Exams. Pmpootus Freo on - Application. P.O. Box 161 CllOj GREGG SHORTHAND ' . IS THE QUICEEST > AND THE EASIEST TO LBAKN. : PUPILS TAUGHT BY MAIL IN 18 LESSONS. Write for Prospectus. t i. QREGG SHORTHAND r INSTITUTE, ' 17 and 19 Cuba Street, Wellington. . - ETHEL J. TREGEA,-Principal. . - ' ■ (Gold Medallist on Gtogg , Shorthand). ; - ■:' cioa^r THE I^SS.: ™ SCHOOL of- DRESSCDTTING. • ECONOMY IN DRESSMAKING. ' Woman shoold karn tho Blow. la 4 Skirt, Cutters.' Method perfectly eimpl» - '. and suooesfflul;. no calculations., Clasees daih. Eveninrs: 1 uesdays and Fridays, 7 to 8: urdav Morning Class for School Teacheta. Country pupils teught by post. Agcnb quired. Noedle.Paii.tmg Uondsy Ifturnoan, Prinoipalt MISS KATE STBWAIST. ..Si .WILLIS STREET, opp. Shortt's. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. f|THE Adrorttsteg OfflM of rthe Dorateton* 1 olesas st 10 ' o'etook ®*eh' 1 ovoning. Eor th» «na»aatrno»' of oor client* <trr«n«ea®oi» bait been mads for" oil i a t» - Ad«ttisonM»t» to b* Mootad hj tSa PriaUr (np*taia«). .' A. BL4JCDOS. j ■■■' KMaset->