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Dunstan Times, Issue 554, 29 November 1872, Page 3

~ .. THE ALEXANDRA N N U A L RACES. To be held on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1873. STEWARDS. Mssjis.W. BERESFORD, J. SAMSON, E. FINLAY, J. RIVERS, J. KINO, • J. G BINDLEY, J. C. CHAPPLE, Judge.—WILLIAM BERESFORD, Esq, Starter-Mr. W. ROBERTSON. Clerk of Course—Mr. J. KING. PROGRAMME. DISTRICT MAIDEN PLATE. Of 10 Soy. For all horses that have never won an advertised prize, Weight for age Distance, one mile.Entrance, 15s Entrants to be sent in to the Secretary before Bp.m. on_JVlonduy, the 30th of December, ,1872... ALEXANDRA HANDICAP. Of 15, Sovs. Two sovs. deducted from the stakes to go to the second horse* open to all horses, distance, one mile and a half. Nomination, 10s, acceptance, ! ss.?' v • • HACK SELLING RACE. Of 10 Sovs. . The winner to be sold for 10 sovs., the surplus {it any) to go to the Race Fund. Distance, one mile, No weight under lOst. Post entry, 10s, MINERS PURSE. Of 5 sovs. Sweepstake of 55., to go to the second horse Distance, one: v mile. No weight under lOst. Post entry, ss. _ DISTRICT HANDICAP, Of 15 sovs. Two sovereigns from the ■ stakes to go to the second horse Distance, one mile. Nominations,. 10s. Acceptance, 15s. : CONSOLATION HANDICAP, < v Of 10 Sovs. For all beaten .horses'. Distance, one mils. Entrance/JOa.' 6d, ■ • * • ■; No person allowed to enter or run a horse for any race in this'programme, unless the latter be the bona-fide' property., of ,a subscriber of not less than IV Ir.to the Race ■ Fund. ‘V !. :iv . ’■' Nominations for the Alexandra Handicap, and, the District Handioap will be received ,by.the Secretary, before 8, p.m., on Won day, the 23rdDeeemb2r, 1872. .Acceptance*' to be seat in on the night of general ehtry,' Dec. 30. Weights declared in tho Danstan Times, Friday, 27tb December,’ ' The District Maiden. Plate, tho District Handicap, and the Minors 1 Purse, will-be restricted to residents in the Mining District of. A 1 ■'andra, All horsis- entered for these three Races to be the hona-fide : property of the same for two months previous to thq race. • Five per cent will be deducted from the gross amount of Stakes. Jockey Costume will he enforced, except in postumtry races. ■ ' . No entries will be received for any of th e above races except upon this condition. That all disputes, claims, and objections, arising out of the racing shall be decided by the Stewards,and their decision shall be final. Any person entering a" protest, will have to deposit the sum of If. Is., and should it be deemed frivolous by the Stewards, will have to forfeit the amount. The Duustan Jockey Club) Rules will be strictly enforced. GEO RATCLIFFE, Secretary. Edward hunt, son of the Rev. Tins. Maxwell Hunt, late of Oustbn Vicarage, Aylsham. in the county of Norfolk. Alias, James Wood. INFORMATION respecting the DEATH of the above-named gentleman is required. He wont out to. Australia in the year 1857, and for two or three years was engaged in a situation as shepherd. In July, 1860, being then in bad health, ho was Hying at Wentworth junction, I'arang River, untier the care of Mr. Cottier, a medical Prac titioner at that township. He was. last heard ot in the January following (1861) when he was employed as shepherd by Mr James Shadbolt, of Long Gully, near Sandhurst, Victoria, under tho name of James Wood. Any Person tvho can give the required information will be REWARDED. Application should be made to Messrs E. & F. Bannister and Fache, Solicitors, 13 John Street, Bedford Row, London, England. .. ..... GOOD INVESTMENT. FOR SALE, the HEAD WATER. RACE, known as Young’s Race, leading from theWai KeriKeriGorge, and terminating on tho .bank of the Molyneux, near the Hospital, with a Right to Two Heads of Water. This Rsteo commandsthe terraces at the rear of Clyde and tho banks of the Molyneux from Clyde' to Alexandra. 1 tr Apply to J. HASTIJE, Clyde. •• •• -w- •* *•■£