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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 401, 28 April 1902, Page 1

LOOK ! LOOK! TEA! TEA! LOWEST PRICES! HIGHEST QUALITY! EMI TRADE MARK m. 1 IS A PERFECT2f TEA prices I/& PRICES - - 1/6. 1/8, 1/10, 2/-, 2/2, CASTLE And iVEO-A. TEAS. AND CELEBRATED GOLDEN NUGGETT. SOLD EVERYWHERE.

ISBORNE RACING .CLUB.;

STEEPLECHASE MEETING, To be held on the Poverty Bay Park Company’s Course, on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,; July 10th and 11th, 1902^ .C. Bennett Ilandicapper, First Race each day, .to start at ITOO ,JMI- - DAY. 1. FIRST HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, o£ 50 sovs j 2 miles., Nomination 20s ; acceptance, a Us, 2 d LADIES’ BRACELET. HANDICAP, 15 sovs ; 1 mile. For quaiiiied nunters. Entrance, 15s.

3 y . FLYING " HANDICAP, 30 sovs ; 3-nnie. Nomination, lbs ; acceptance, 15s. _. .4, TRIAL STEEPLECHASE, 40 sovs; 2 miles., For horses .that have never won a steeplechase exceeding 40 sovs in value. Nomination, xus ; acceptance, 20s. 5. MAIDEN HACK RACE, 15 sovs , 5 furlongs. Weight, list' Entrance, 15s, to close July sth.

6. HUNTERS' CUP ‘ STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, 25 sovs ; 2 miles. For qualified hunters., Entrance, 25 s,

7 tf WINTER OATS HANDICAP, 35 sovs ; 1 mile and a distance- Nomination, 15s ; acceptance ZOsj SECOND DAY1. SECOND HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, 10 sovs ; 1| miles.. Nomination, 20s ; acceptance, 20s. 2. HUNTERS’ FLAT RACE, 15 sovs ; ii miles- For qualified i/unters. Entrance, 15s. 3. TE HAPARA HANDICAP, 30 “sovs ; 7 furlongs. Nomination, 15 j acceptance, 15s. ■l. GISBORNE " PARK STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, 80 sovs ; about 3 miles, Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 40s ; final at post, 20s, 5- HACK HANDICAP, 20 sovs j 7 furlongs, For horses that Lave never won a race exceeding 15 sovs in value Entrance, 20s, to close

July sth.: 6. TALLY-HO STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, 20 sovs ; U miles. For qualified hunters. Entrance, 20s. FINAL PIANDICAP, 30 sovs ; 1 mile. Nomination, 15s ; acceptance, 15s/

NOMINATIONS and ENTRIES—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11th, at 9 p.m, .WEIGHTS—SATURDAY, June 28th ACCEPTANCES for First Day— SATURDAY, July sth, at 9 p.m. For penalties and further particulars see posters,M, G. NASMITH, Secretary^

J. H. DALTON, "ONE PROFIT” TAILOR. 278, QUEEN STREET, You can go to ANY Tailor and pay MORE or LESS than I charge ; BUT go where you will you cannot get my qualities in MARE TO MEASURE TAILORING at less than double my prices. The reason is that I am the only WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING TAILOR now, advertising, and therefore am in the best position to give VALUE FOR MONEY. A great variety of Blue and Vicuna Patterns and Sergettes, especially purchased for Christinas and Summer .Trade, at much less than ordinary price. 63/-, 69/6, & 75/-. WITH EACH SUIT AN EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS WILL BE GIVEN FREE.

An iuur.er.tely Popular Line with me is the CELEBRATED FOOTBALLER BRAND of Made to Order Clothing Rudy for immediate Wear. THESE GOODS ARE RESULT OF COMBINED EXPERIENCE of the high Tailor ing and all the very Latest Improvement in all Machinery Goods, direct from the Manufacturers to my Customers, also direct from my own loom to my customer. We are the only tailoring firm in New Zealand who does that, and the result is the difference in our values to other houses. J. H, DALTON, “ONE PROFIT” j TAILOR AND CLOTEIER, 278 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.

ms E. BLACK, L ADIES ' N U B S E, IS prepared to receive Ladies at iter Eome, or arrangements can be made whereby they will be visited at their Homes. References and Testimonials from leading Doctors in Auckland and Gisborne. Address: PEEL STREET {Two doors from Dr Williams’).