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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 48, 20 October 1891, Page 4

I rJT^Lj) |n|3v ||)CEEY CLUB" . PEOGEAMME- : f Of Hack Meeting to bo heldvon rMONDAY, DECEMBER 28^1891 President:- Mr T.-Y-. Lethbridge, Vice ' '■ President— Tiki' ; - ■ Macar.tb.ur, M.H.E .Judge— Mr Downes. 2}reasurer-fM Alleni ; Starter— Mr Dury. HanSi . tapper— Mr $. E. Henry. Oler%' ; q ■Scales— Mr W. G. Haybittle. Timt keeper —Mr Galway. Stewards - - /Messrs W.;r ßailey, Saxon, Sandi lands, Haybittjle, Sherwillj Saunders Morey. '- * * . li Handicap HWdU Hace, ' of ' .35 ! soys second liorse 5 soys from the stakes distance 2 miles and a distance,! ovc eight flights of hurdles 3ft 6ih higl (Nomination,- 10s ; acceptance, ;20s winner of any hurdle race afterd't . ' ; claratipn of weights to carry 1011: penalty. ; - " 2. Maiden Hurdles, of 15 soys, distanc If- miles, orer 5 flights of hurdles 3! pins high ; open to horses that hay ' idever won a^hiirdle race'o'f any --de ;.,- .scriplipn at:time ;of starting f en trance, 10s. Lowestweight 10 stoni 3. Manchester Handicap, of 50 'sovi second horse to receive 10 sovsfroi ; j stakes. Nomination, l soy ; accept ' ' ance,"i sovV.distance.'H miles.| Th winner of any handicap flat,, rac after the declaration of weighHs-t carry 101 bs penalty. : A. Maiden Plate, of 15 soys; distanc ' one: mil€~an~d' a; Open-'t '■ Borses|ttia| ha^ej<n§ver" won a flu - race of 'any description -at thp tim of starting; entrance, 10s. --.i ..•-••; ■ second horse to receive 5 soysifroc the stakes ; distance, 6 furlongs . • nomination, .10s ; acceptance^ 1 soy winner of any handicap flat; fac '•■' ' after the declaration of weights t< '> ,j carry v lQlbs penalty. \ '] 6. Local' Handicap, of 15 soys; 1 mili and a distance ;.-■ oppn to 'horse •'j ■■'• downed within the following districts „ ■„ The.; Manchester Block, Eiwitei " \f\ ißM^O|ir4l?is%icfc, and the ridingi of ''Mount Stewart and Sandonpfth'f Manavratu County Council arid: t< , '.'( y. be the jbpna^de properly of owner: 2 months prior to nomination ;'! no^a •.iination, .ss'.;. acceptance,; IQs; ; ' :. f ... jr. Welcome Stakes, of 15 soys, idistarici 4 furlongs ; catch weights ; "post ea :i; /try.; 109. 8. Denbigh Stakes, of 20 soys ; distance 1 mile ; welter weight, for! age; maiden at time of start ttrbe allowec :1? - lOlbs; entrance', 205.. -if "^-r" Nominations Hurdles Manchester^gandicap, Flying Stake; -fts<!i"lTocal Handicap close on Ttesdat lsfcDecemberj!at'B.3o : p.m. :» , ; '• ■■'■ '■'' ■ ;.; Weights.,^declared, on, or about ( sth De< cember. ' ' ;. # ' . Acceptances and General JEntries or Satdbdaxj 15th December, at 8.30: p.m.A Hack is a horse that has never wor an advertised race or is nbmin&iec for any- race, at time, .of, start, ,qt for sia months previous thereto, (Hack or; Hun« ters' Eaces excepted). ' : . The advei'tised fees must in every case accompany Nomination and acceptance; All nominations, which must enclose name, age, pedigree, and performance ol horse and colors of the rider, and also acceptances to be addressed to the Secre» tary, Post Office, Feilding. Telegraph Office closes at 5 p.m. . . ; .. No commission deducted from stakes; Submitted to and approved by the Wanganui Jockey Club.— Freeman ; E. Jackson, Secretary. *j i EDMD. GOODBEHEEE, Secretary. TO TEAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE , . . . j EANGITIKEI & StJBBOTJNDING DISTBICTS, The well-known American Trotting Stallion ; -_J^ OAKGEOJE---^ 7 -^-GiE^EOYE is a blood bay with black p£ints, 16| hands high . atjd' ; well proportioned throughout. He is , consid^gifeff by competent judges to hd pnepf the. best carriage horses ever imported tp this^colony." Ho was-- imported.,by. J.ohn Kerr, Esq., M.H.E., who says heitias'nd equali in for getting ; Hick's, hunt6rs^ 'pr^fSsi arid ; p'owerful ligh't'haTness iVorsesr'Oakgrpye is by Irrmjjton, dam D,i;uidesß ; , Irvinstpn.is ( by Eysdyk's l Hambietpnianv'a«m-Im6gehe by Seeley's American Star. . ' : ;r • Oa'kgrove'.will be at Mr Charley. KHz*. Herbert's, Cinder- Hill, Makmo.on Tjies.'dayv Jn/fEeildinj? and Palmerston on Wednesday ; Bulls on Thursday.: .. * Terps : v £3 3s per^season, or half guar* ■ ante^4r-l2 ffirst^ off January,! 1892. £2 first September, 1892, or when mare proves in foal. . : : : Paddockirig free for one month. After which one shilling per week will be charged. Maiea dying, being sold, or changing hands in any way whatever to He. paid for per season ► , • ; *-AU' ! care taken, <bufc-ho -responsibility, JOS. B. WAEEINEE, ' ■■ ,".■■■■ .' .» -Owner, :. Upper Tutaenui, near Martou. TO THE INHABITANTS of FEILDIiS'G- AND SUEEOUNDING DISTEICTS. TAiLOE^MEEC^EE! & JUVENILE „GLOTHIEE.---/S "O HAVING' ie-commenced \J7T»_ij •% \ business in Wanganui, in, those centi'aily ".srtuatecl . premises (next 'to Mr Druniindiid, and lately occupied byMessrs Pitt, and Maguire), his patrons will find a well selected stock comprising. .all .the latest patterns in Gentlemen's wearing apparel. '" ; : ';'.' / : '■•,';. '. : •: .•■■•■ Also a' good' selection' 1 of jCweeds, .Scotch Banapckburn, West of England and ? r ' _-- ■ ■} Also Worsted .'Suitings, Coatings, Trouserings; and Fancy; Vestiugs. A very choice -selection of Hats, . Ties Searvesv ! Brdces, Belts, Gents' Ki<3 talking ,aud Driving Gloves, Silk Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, &o. Also Juvenile Clb'thing in endless variety. The Tailoring Department is under the management of a > first-class Cut- i ter, who has been ■ specially engaged; for this branch of the business. ; Fit, style/ and finish guaranteed. All Materials thoroughly shrunk Note the Address . George Flygep, Victoria Avenue, WANGANUI.