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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1393, 2 March 1905, Page 4

RENOWHED S' FOR _ 1 PURITY STRENGTH d MOATE &C°_ S © VALUE QUALITY ?♦

TAPUiHIKITEA TIMBER. rpHOEJ undersigned has pleasure it I announcing that TIMBER; from above Bush is now, available in. 'ALE SIZES,

400,000 PINE T & THOROUGHLY SEASONED ,TIMBER, — pr «.- Now Cat and Ready for Immediate Delivery, either at the Bush on in Town. QUALITY has been pronounced by Experts to be A 1 and vastly Superior to the imported,article. PRICES have bten fixed at REASONABLE RATES, to ensure quick turn over. Apply at [the MILL ; or, to— F, HA'LL', Gisborne.

VSTL4.MP. IRO RACING: CLUB. IVAIPIRO BAY, SATURDAY. MARCH 25tli, 1005. President, J, F. Pettio, Esq. ; 'VicePresidents : Messrs C, McCracken,. S, Blacklaw, Siimmon, R. McCullough, S. Biurdott, A. Murray, ,G. Westmoreland, J. Johnstone, D, J. 'Barry, F- Sullivan, Barr, J, J. ; Fry, J. 11. Jamieson, and Hayes. Judge, Mr S. Burdett. Starter, Mr W. Mcllroya Ilandicapper, Mr W. Kirkpatrick. Secretary, Mr A. P. Durrant. Treasurer, Mr F. Sullivan. Clerk of Course, Mr R, Pietman. .Cleric of Scales, Mr J, McGhee- Stewards : Messrs Sullivan, Walbank* McGhee, W. Sadlier, Siimmon, Barr, Blacklaw, John Boyce, Anaru Ngam,u, and W, Kirkpatrick 3 PROGRAMME, 1. M AIDEN, PLATE, of 5 sovs. Distance, about 6 furlongs. Minimum .weight, 9st. Entry, os, : 2, FLYING HANDICAP, .of S sovs. Second horse to receive 20s from .stakes. Distance, about 6 furlongs,. Nomination, 5s ; acceptance 3s. .

3. district Handicap, of s sovs, Distance, about half a mile.. • Open to all horses from between: Hicks Bay, anil Whangar&y dominations, 3s ; acceptance, 25. : 4, TA WIIITI CUP, a Handicap; of 20 sovs. Second horse to receive 5 sovs. from stakes.' Distance about I£- miles. domination, 12s 6d ; acceptance, 7s 6d. 5. HACK RACE,, 'a Handicap of G soys. Distance, about 5 furlongs. Post entry,. 6s,- No horse that has been nominated for Kaces 2 , or 4-is eligible for this race. 6, ‘FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 4 sovs. Distance, about 6 furlongs. Ppst entry, 45. : CONDITIONS. 1, Horses entering fkr District Race to have been, in, the District, and the boina Ade property of residents, for at least three months previous to Paces, 2, Ip the event of a District Horse Winning Race 2, such hkrse .to carry penalty of ,7 ib in District Race. 3, The Han dicapper shall have the power to re-handicap, horses after the declaration of weights anil throughout the meeting. Jockeys riding in races to wear colors. Protests to bo lodged with the Secretary in writing within 15 minutes after the disputed event, and accompanied by a deposit of £2. Such deposit to be forfeited'should the protest not he sustained. Nominations for Races 2,3, and ; 4, together with the name, • age, pedigree, and performances of horse: and colors of rider, to be in the hands .of the Secretary on or before March 4th. Weights declared 13th March ; acceptances, March 18th.. Entries, etc., by telegram, must be confirmed in writing at the earliest opportunityi under a penalty not exceeding £lO (vide Rule 45.) No Nominations or Acceptances will be entertained unless accompanied by nocessary fees. Ip the event of telegraphic communication being interrupted either on tho day, of nominations or acceptances, they will be deferred until one day, after communication is renewed

f A\ F, DTJRRANT,; Hon. Secretary.; JACK THOHSM’S SHOEING FORBE. [(Next “ TIMES -’■* .OFFICE), PEER STREET, .GISBORNE*

T .THOMSON, late of PatutaM, v * respectiuUy begs to notify, the public of G-isbprne, arid Hast Cioast Districts that he has taken over the old-established Blacksmi thing and Shoeing business of .T. Bell, in Peel street (next “ Times Office), and hopes by careful attention to ensure a fair share of public supports SHOEING? AND GENERAL; SMITHING. At the Most (Reasonable Kates, A 1 TRIAL^SOLICITED. THOMSON’S SHOEING FORGE (Next “ .Times ”• Office),. ROYAL HOTBIi A U Q KHAN ID. JOHN MOBEISON (ONE TIME OF. THE GRAND AND METROPOLITAN HOTELS, AUCKLAND, AND ROYAL HOTEL, THAMES), TTh ESIRES to inform hia Friends A' and the Public tbat he has taken over from. MR PERCY ISAACS the above well-known Hotel As heretofore the House will he found up-to-date in all its appolntffieato, and theesuahlji homely.