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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 71, 21 February 1883, Page 1

Feilding Races EILDINO JOCKEY €_U EACE MELTING <OK EASTEH MONDAY. MAECH 26. President-: Mr <F. tt. Xethibridge. Wice-P-residents:: Messre Macarther an Ameslrary. Judge:: Mr F. Y. Lethbridee. :Starter.-: MrJohn.St&yens, M.H.iS,. Clerk of the Course- MrR.W. Morph iClerk off .--he Scales- Mr James Normari Handicapper.: Mr Joseph jChadwick, Si Stewards.- Messrs Downs, Dawson,. Shor will, Norman, Roe, Morphy, Camp bell, Eearon, Worsfold, Hirton ani ißooth. 'Official Pmgrammc-.-1. __[_.\iFICi_P Hukdlk Race -__S SOTS: •distance, 2 miles, .over 8 flights of hurdlei :3ft :9in ihigh :; entrance, £1 :; accept .-ance, £1. 2. Hace Hubble Race -10 6ovs-; onoe iround the course .; 10 atone up ; foi ihorsee ithat have been usod as bona fide .hacks only -for 12months prior to time oi irece.ving post entry.; entrance, £1. 3. Maibe-T Plate— 2o -sovs;; distanoe. i£ miles:; weight for age:; for all .horse? ithat have not won an ac-vcrti-od race «i •the value of £'2l prior to .date ©f entry ; •entrance, £1. 4. Fe_ldi-K- Eandicap -'70 soya ; distance, l^miles^ ?second horse to receive .7 soys from the stakes ; entrance, £1 ; ; acceptance, £2. •5. Hack Race— 7 -soys.-; once ;round tthe course-; 9 stone up.; same conditions .-as the Hack Hurdle Race. 6. EirViNG H_.NDic_iP— 2s soys ; distance, entrance, £1.; acceptance, /JBI. 7. CO-ISOLATIO-T HAMDICAP — 15 SOYS ; •distance, 1 mile ; for all beaten lorses ; .entrance, £1. Nominations for che Hurdle, Feilding, .-and Flying Handicaps will cloee with the .'Secretary, Feilding, at 9 p.m., on Tues«d'ay, March 6th. Entries for the Maiden Plate, and acceptances for the .Handicaps -will close at -.9 p.m. on l-riday, March J6th. Handicaps -vriill appear in the Wangamui Herald and Chronicle on Thursday, ithe -Bth March. i_ -v ie s :: 1. All entries must specify -name, performances, name of owner, and colors of rthe ridar. 2. Qualification foe -for 'non-members, .i£l Is. 8. All .races will be run under the Wun#anui-Jookey .Club Htules. W.JACKSON. Hon. Sec. <CH EAiP F«UUN(ITT7RE. 'aihe Premier Furnitiure Warelhouße iin "VV ellin^ton. A 37 A&_l E 33,, ITTPHOLSTERER, Cabinet-maker, aJ .&c, '.has now on hand one 'of rthe Largest Stocks of Eu-rniture in Wellington,. Being ;a direct importer, :and •emiploying none but -skilful workmen, to««liher vrith dirst-clafis machinery, A . K. lis pepared to -compete with any Ihouse in the Colony. .(Country •orders-, attended to -wi-h ■despatch . POTLIC N'OTICK T HO M A S HALL, (RAiKARASCA, liBF^S LIKE, iPE'IiLBIMO, MjEßffliy 'notifies t.iat liaving-'had . _}0 years' 'eatperienoe as a ig-eneral .Wheelwright, ; he as prepared ito undertake the bnildi_i»- an«l repairiin(r of *U kinds 'of Carts, Drays, :ani Traps, &c, and is confident -of giving perfect -satisfaction. Pnices •on application. All orders -entrusted to Ma* J. Bishop, -Blacksmith, Kirabolton Road, be punctually attended to. """"" M. KEEN, BOOT ABTJS SHOEMAKER, Fbrsusson Siwkeet^ Feildi nq. IN order to _na3f c room for Summer Stock^ M.-K.'Ss selHng Boots :and -shoes _rt2o|>er .oent. less than : •Wanganui prices. Come and see for Yourselves. No reasonable offer refused for CASH. g. KERN, aaJSIN RY JOHN LEE, ..... Tailor, . HAS taken those .premises lately -occupied <by Mr Oakley, in Manchester-street, and intends contiiftiiiis: the "business. Clothes made after the latest «tyle And newest .lashions. . „ Gentlemen''s. apparel vcleaned .and rC 5Swid '_t aa»d ifirsKilass worbnaan- . 3la»ciie^er;-street, Feildinp: 2Tsesi to the "■»»- ■<* Australasia-