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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 75, 14 December 1889, Page 1

TjI^ILDfNG JOCKEY CLUB. Ji HACK EAUE MEETING. To be held on the Feilding Racecourse on 1 ERLDAY, DECEMBER 27th. 'President — F V LetlihudKe, Esq. Vve President— -D 11, AJacarlliur, K>>q , . ll.Hfi. Judge- J) Unities, Esq. ' Starter— Mr li Drurie. Cleric of tile Course -Mr l\, lioake. Clerk of tie Scales Mr W. v. Haybiltle. treasurer— MrE" J. Allen Handi capper — Mr J. E. lfenry: Timekeeper Mr H. VV. Haybirtle. Stewards— Messrs H. L. .Slier will. W. A L Bjiiley. E Goodbeliere, J. C. v orey, fi. "Rutherford, VY. Gr. Haybittle and 8. . Gosling. 1. HANDICAP HURDLE EACE, of 20 soys. ; distance 1^ miles: ove.r six hurdles, 3ft 6in. ln«h. Nomination. 10s. ; acfeptance, 10s. To start at 12 '2 DISTBIOT RUBBLES, of 10 sots. ; one mile and a distance ; over five hurdles, 3ft 6in hi^h ; oppn to horses owned within a radium "of eight miles of the Borough of Peilctiriir, and to be the bona fide property of owners two months prior to dute of nomination. Nonnna'tion, ss. ; acceptance, ss. To stnrt at 12 35 p ri. ' l 3 ''FKILDING HANDICAP, of 35 soys; 2nd horse to receive 5 !>ov.v-.from the stakes ; distance, 1^ miles. Nomination, 20< ; acceptance, 15s. To start at 1.25 p m. 4. m \i d i:n flat race, of in ; * distance, If milps, for hor«es which have never won an advertised race ; weight for sr»e ; nomination, 10s To sl.-irt at "2 5 p..m. 5 FLYING HANDICAP, of 25 soys. ; 2nd horsi> 5 «ovs from the stake>; diss tance thrt'e-qnarters of a mile; norm nati n, 15«- ; acceptance, lU:>. To »t)irl at 2.4=0 p m. 6: LDUAL KAND'i'AP, of 15 soys. ; one mile and a distance; same conrhtion" us No. 2. Nomination, 10,; acceplsnce. ss. To star' 310 p m 7. SHOJKT&'- H a4S'DICJAF. of JO soys. ;' distance, 5 a mile ; nomination, ss. ; to start at 4 p.m Weisjlits to be ( declared after FVilding Handicap is ] run ; acceptances at 3 p.m 8: WELTER HANDICAP, of 15 soys. ; l^d miles Nominations, 10s ; acceptance, os. Nominations, to be sent in on general entry night; acceptances at 2pm on the day oi the race. To'start at' 450 pm. I The winner of any handicap af fertile declaration of weights to carry a pen.ilty of olbs , penalties not cumulative. Nomination" for Handicap Hurdles, District Hurdles, Fending Him icap. Shorts' -Handioip. FJyin«, find L cal Handicaps, to close on TiIURSDA. ". 12lk December, at 8.30 p tu. Weights will be d eel a red on or ahout tlie 2'» th December. /v"ccei>i«ncps and general , entries on TUESDAY, 24th December, at 8.30 p m. EULKS AND REGULATIONSHack means a horse, that has never won an advertised race or nominattid for any race at time of running (hack and hunter's races excepted). All races to be run under the Wanganni Jockey Club Rules. No nomination or' acceptance will be received on ;.ny pretence whatever unle.ss actually accompanied by the necessary amount payable. ' All nominations to he addressed to the I Secretary, P O. Feiidui-.:, and, must en--I close name, age, pedigree, rind performance of the horse, and colours of the rider No commission deducted. Amount of advertised stakes will be p.iid in tull. W. A. SAMHLA.JNDS, ) . . ■ .. SrcretnryJ j Submitted to and approved by the Wi'.ntiiinui Jockey Ciub tlm 7th cay of October, 1.889---(Smned) Freeman H. Jackson, Si'cr-'tary GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE V* DEPARTMENT. CHIEF ADVANTAGES. Low premiums andl largo bonuses. Funds kept in New Zealand. Claims paid unmedmUly after proof of death. Most libeial conditions Low New Zealand mortality. Economical njauagument. State security. TOTAL SUM ASSURED vuicluding" Bonus Additions) £7,135,313 TOTAL FUNDS (the whole invoatea in Now Zealand) . . •• £1,328,493 In addition to the above funds, the ofiice has an ANNUAL INCOME of _ Q(W . over ... £2t>B,uuu The Surplus Cash Profits in 1885 were £242,556 OPENINH OF TONTINE SAVINGS FUND SECTION. Tonfciuo Savings Fund System Policies' are now being issued New Assurers and existing Assuraucel'olicyholdeis will be allowed to join Lhis section. All profits accruing after eucering the section are set apait to be divided among the policyholdeis lernaming in the section at the end of 1900, when liberal letuins in cash are anti- ' cipatod The pimciples of tho Tontine and mode oi keeping accounts avo not kept secret, as in case of other Tontines advertised. V Information caii he obtained at the Head Office and all Branches- aud Agencies, and also from the Travelling Agents of the Depaitment. F. W. FRANKLAND, Actuary and Principal Officer. d. M. lugkie; Commissioner. ' lt| ANCHBSTIfiB NUEBERY. TO COTTAGE GAEDENEES AND OTHERS. EDWIN WORvSFOLD ' Has for sale a splendid vanety of POT PLANTS. Also, — CONNOVER'S COLOSSAL : ASPARAGUS. All Prices moderate. EDWIN WORSICOLD,