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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1591, 23 October 1905, Page 4

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WELLINGTON RACES.

(Per Press Association.) , Wellington, last night. Tbo weather was fino and the attend, anoe good for tho stoond day’s faces on Saturday, but the oourßO was still very heavy. The double event totalisator on tho Pearce Handicap and Hutt Park Handioap paid a dividend of £SO 10a to fourteen investors. The totalisator returns for tho day amounted to £8328, making £18.320 for the 1 meeting, ns against £18,895 at last year’s spring meeting. Tho results wore:— ' Petono Hurdles—South Star 1, Tho Dauber 2, Graduated Tax 3. The only starters. Won easily. Div, £ll4s. Tararna Handicap—Flotilla 1, Pordita 2, Matakokiri 3. Aborration and Grand Poplar also ran. Won by a lißad. Div, £4 9s,

Pcnroe Handicap. Veneer 1 Aohilloa 2 Mahutonga 8 —Signalman, Shrapnel Shell, Flamen, and Blythemaid also ran. Won by two lengths, half udength between second and third. Xime, 2,5 3*5. Divs, £l3 4s and ISs. Hutt Park Handicap—Ghoorka 1, Hiuerewa 2, Starahoot 3. Won by two lengths. Time, 1.871-5. Div, £2 4s. Spring Trial Stakes—Pas Seal 1, Graud Poplar 2, Sir Percival 8. Armamonto, Martello, and Grand Circle also ran. Won by four lengths. Dive, £ll9s and £3, Juvenile Handicap—Golden Gate. 1 Squatter 2, Slrathflllun 8. Frisco Mai’l also ' ran. Won by two lengths. Time, 53sec, Div, £1 16s. Buabine Haok Handicap—Galahad 1,, The Soer 2, Matakokiri 3. Maui, Flotilla and Waikakaho also ran. Won by a length. Dive, £8 19b and £1 2b. Nainai Handicap—St. Olaimcr 1, Boris 2, Exmoor 3. Ballarat, Modullist, Kudu, Coxswain, and Hnkanka also ran. Won by two lengths. Divs, £8 19s aud £1 ss.

MATAWHERO SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, 26th OOTOBEE, SING Poverty Bay Turf Club Races, NO SALE WILL BE HELD. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, Ltd. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AQENOY CO,, Ltd.

AGRICULTURAL SHOW. NOVEMBER i) 2, 5. PALMERSTON NORTH PRIZES £lBlO. Prize List can be obtained at local A. and P office, J. C. LANE, Secretary.

TO THE LADIES §OF GISBOJINE. When Shopping, ooil at * PARIS HOUSE, LIBRARY BUILDINGS, PEEL STREET And Intpoot the Large Stock of LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S OUTFITTINCS ■■ MILLINERY in the Latest Styles for the Coming Season. ORDERS TAKEN FOR PLAIN SEWING.

TO STAND THIS SEASON At Te Aral, the Thoroughbred I Stallion SABRETACHE By Cuirassier Boio. The former is by Musket-Frailty, aud Boie is by Bt. Leger— Hippona. It will therefore bo bobd that the pedigroo is of an exceedingly hiph-cl&ss, aud the stallion’s ouceees s alone should recommend him to owners of suitable mares. Sabretache is a beautiful brawn horse, standing 10 hands 2 inohes in heigh), and is good-tempered. He is the Giro' of Mr C, Ring’s mare Certainty, who won the Tekapu Handicap in fast time at the last winter meeting of the Takapuna Jockey Club, and has also furnished many other excellent turf records Good paddocking, with plenty of water, for two months will be provided for mares. All cara taken, but no responsibility. All mares not removed after notice of stinting has been given will bo charged 2s 6d per week for paddocking. TKBMS: Single mares, £3 3s; two or more, as per agreement. For further partilars , ply— W. BAIRD, Te Arai Station. —Or, Groom in oharge.

Thoroughbred Stallion BULLDOG ■^yiLL STAND THIS At Mabaraka. SEASON Fall particulars in future issue. P. MALONE, Makaraba.

gtITTINGS of while Plymouth Book EGG from Priza Stock. Apply—- '• TIMES " OFFICE. NOVELS and many wall; -Ln bound Books uitable for gifts thl season—At Sigley’s.

NEW GOODS—A new shipment of Ladies’Boots and Shoes ; Loui heels ; a large assortment to choose from. Also, in children’s wear, sandals, shoes in red, white, blue, tan, and black. —E. Rosie’s boot shop.