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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 51, 27 October 1891, Page 4

mAONUI-:OOLYjQ?t &POKT3, X 1 ( o be held on : Pbince of Wales 7 - jßiethdjcs",- ' '■;■■, JsOYEHBik-9, Wh . . , „. President— W. L. Bailey, Esq., J.P., Vice- Presidents— li. Adsett, Esq., Cap : tain" ' "eampbeli; 6: : Pleasants, Esq. Committee— Messrs ;Haryey 7 -Jenkins, J. A. Bailey, L: PitjeV'C. fttillen,- -W-. Mexted, A. Bailey, C. Olseny Jj.-Ent--wisle, J. Pringle. Secretary & Treas■urer~W. A, L. Bailey. ■ : : . ; : : .. 1. Maiden Race ; Ist prize, 20s ; 2nd, 10s; to be competed for by persons , who have never won an advertised raco.~ : :-■ ■ '' ' ■ ■ ■ -">'-. ; •"•■■■'.' ■' : ' : • 2. Boys' Race under 12, 100 yards ; Handicap; Ist prize, 5s ; 2_nd,2'sjsd; : 3. 220 yards, Ist eveut Taonui r Coljton : Handicap ;' Ist prize, £5 ; 2nd, £2 ; : 3rd, £1. 4. Kunning High Jiimp=lrlandicap ; ,3.st, prized 10s ; 2nd, ! "55. ; •; :- „ . J V ;5. Boys' Eace under 16; 100 yards, lst i event Oroua Handicap;, lst-prize,. ! 30s ; 2nd, 15s ; 3rd, ss. ' ; C/ ; - N 6. Tapnui-Golytpn Handicap, 1 mile; ' '"■ Ist prizerSos'r3QdT2CsT'3ra,log. " ,7i Sack Kace.;- Ist prize, 55,;. 2nd, 2s ; - 6d. : ii 5: %- ± . % ; " • : 8; 100 yards, 2nd even^JCaonui-Colyton Handicap. 9, Tossing the Caber;. Ist prize, 10s; • 2nd, ss. ■' . 10. 220 yards Hurdles .Handicap ;... Ist I prize, 40s 5 2ffd,^6s. %| J |j- '■ 11. Boys' Racej" ISO yards," 2nd event ; Oroua Handicap. 12. Girls' Race, under 15.; Ist prize, 5s 5j 2nd, 2s6d. - TL3. 440 yards, 3rd event Taonui-Colyton I Handicap. 14. 150 yards (local) Handicap; Ist i v pfize^ 4osV2nd,lsSi .•;■■■••• '■■:.;' ; 15*. Obstacle Race ;-, Ist prize, 20s ; : 2nd, ; ■ 105...- ,-„;.•,.,., .: U. ..:■...., j i . ':.*: 16. Boys' Race ; 200 yards ;< 3rd event : Oroua Handicap. 1 ." : "" 17. v Tug<of>war> 8 men pside ; Ist prize, ■ SOS. - .-:■':■■■■■: - J: •-:■ "' ' :> "'■ 18. Consolation, 150 yards Handicap ; i lst-prize, 20s ; 2nd, 7s 6d. 19. Hunters '.Com petition. (local) ; jumps, not to exceed 3ft 9in ; Ist prize, 60s ; ! 2nd, 20s; 3rd, 10s. „., r<> : Nominations for'' alf Handicaps must be sent to the Secretary on 31st October, at 8 p.m. One shilling each .event to be pftid^n, non»\fltion.,-ac r pompanie.d by a «tateme4t *f : publiaperf^rmances^for'the lastS, twb.fi year's. $ A.ccSepjtnßce. jbn Uhe ground. ! ' •> >.."•• . ■*'■- : .\ To be run under the Feilding Athletic .Club Rules. ' Admission -Adults, Is" 5 Children be-tweenlO.Jind.-p.-ued^nd/eSlO^fre'e. - : - • *%AiTE3BfAsL.°^il]|^?, . ; • '" ■• ■—. .g ccr ot ar y,- --\ TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON -• .- . - ■ -- Thefc-wellsknown sire^:.-- -. >, ■■-■. ..-.. ; AEMAMENT.. r I (Bred by W. Wilson, Esq., of Whenua'i; kura.) "<;■ ■ By Musket (imported), from Sissie/;' ": . (imported). " ' : A RMAMENT is a dark bay, standing. f% 16 hands 1 inch, with black points,, of immense bone and muscle, showing great quality, and is a sure foal getter; is the sire of Omaha; andr'Elftft, and- sev» eral other useful horses in^h'e^Wanganui and Wayerly districts, and half brother to that brilliant colt Fraternite. .Musket's, stud Fame is too' well iriown%"need any further comment. ..Sissie was imported by W. Wiison^Esq., in 1881, knd yisiied Musket in the same year. Terms-Smgle £3 10s, due 4th January, 1892. -~:Two or rrioie mares as per agreement. Groom's fee ss, payable at first>ervice. "Mares missing this year will-be seryedifree next year. :.■ For full par fciciilars apply to .--■■'.- F. GAT, - M Empire Stables,. Feilding. The Thoroughbred EnUro Horse * SIR GARNER; - „,.-„.., .^(yattfttdoii— Petrel) The property of H- Cornish Bennett, Tahuna stables, St Kilda, Will travel the Bulls, Halcombe, Awahuri, Palmerston, Feilding and surrounding districts. SIR GARNET is one of the best bred horses imported into New Zealand. His pedigree shows that he is full of the Irish Sir Hercules and Whalebone blood, both on the sire and dam's side, the Arab blood inherited from the g-g-dam, Lalla Rookh. SIX CrAENET as a three-year-old won tho Maiden Plate at the Dunedin Jockey Club Autumn Meeting, beating a big field. He carried off the Derby Stakes at the Southland JockeyClub Autumn Meeting, — beating Sjl» vanus; he won the Trial: Stakes at the South Canterbury Jockey Club Meeting, beating Nautilus and four- Others j he also won the Flying Handicap at Timaru, beating a big field. Terms : Mares, 4 guineas, payable when s(in(ed ; half guarantee, 5 guineas;, full guarantee, 6 guineas, Paddocks free for one month. .Mares sold or exchanged, owner at 6rst service held responsible, as in foal. Groom's fee at first service. Early application is necessary, as ser» vice is limited to fifty, including owner's mares. For further particulars and informal tion apply to the groom.^ •-. .. ; Also, — . The Th'oVoiipbred Pony' Slallion DUKE .OF -EDINBURGH, . ' Maiepjm; (imp.)-— Gipsy. ; : H. CORN IS H BENNETT, '•' ■■'■■'• '■'. ; : y; : Bulls. OCCIDENTAL HOUSE MzIAK. , LIVEliy & BAIT Sf ASLES-, „ y : , c. ;.,-• ,■ *• ■ Proprietor, ; ; ; : ; : - Fitzhevbertir Street,-: : PALMERBTON.NORTH. : T ADIES' and GeiHlemen's Hacks .1;J find Single ahtl Double Buggies .for Hire! ' ' ;: .- : ':.; ! ' : ; : ' : - : : 1 Cpmmcrcin,!' Trfiyell.ers driven to ■to o ny part of tho district. ■ ' "•"•.. Letters aud telegrams prdmptly at tended to.- -" ' " ' ■ : -;■ ' ' ; E. ; D. BROWNE; ■ ■ :' HENRY J. LEE, tailor; ••""■ M AKCHESTE^ S QU ABE -. ' 11 . J. L. guarantee the best fit and make ot any; Tailor in the District. Gentlemen's own Material made up. Clothes' cleaned and repaired. ...'-. Trousers strapped. •" A hair cutting saloon is also attached to thebiisinessat 6d perh'oad./ i I "'Air work done at the liowecit Cash I^rice*, ■.- • •