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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1594, 4 November 1905, Page 3

COOK COUNTY ELECTION. HANGAROA RIDING. ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—

Having a real interest In thin Biding, and owing to the faot that it boon very much noglootod In the p* * have dooidod to aooodo to the tequoal to Btand bo a Oandidato and contost tho olootlon, and if oloolod I will undertake to boo all portions of tho Biding are fairly [ and equitably deal! with, and particularly to do oil I can to pußh on the completion of tho Hangaroa-Tiniroto road; also to farther the interests of the HaogoroaTahora settlors as muoh os possible. I would ask all elootora to make it convenient to attend and reoord their Volos on WEDNESDAY, tho Bth inst.

Youra Iraly, FRED. J. LYSNAB. OOOK COUNTY COUNCIL, TRIENNIAL ELECTION. ARAI RIDINO.

I HAVE this day received Two Nominations for the above Biding, via.: PABKEB, Christopher John WALL, Henry Hoylo A POLL will take place on WEDNESDAY, November Bth, 1905, for tbo election of ONE candidate for the above Biding. Polling Booths will be held at Maraetaha Sohool, Te Aral Sohool, the Wharerata Accommodation House, and the Cook County Oounoll Office, Oisborne. FREDK. T. FABAM, Returning Officer. Marhvai, October 31,1905. COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. GENERAL ELECTION. PATUTAHI RIDING.

I HAVE this day reoeived the Nominations of SHERBATT, Biohai'd OABMIOHAEL, Angus Beveridge A POLL for the return of ONE (1) of the above nominated will be taken at tbe Bond Board Office, Patutahl, the Bchoolhouso, Waerenga o kuri, and the Cook County Counoil Offiae, Gisborne, on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of November, 1905. T. W. BILHAM, Eeturning Officer. October 31st, 1905.. NEW ZEALAND AND AFRICAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Under Contraot with the New Zealand Government.)

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HATATUTU RACING CLUB Will hold its ANNUAL MEETING, BOXING BAY, DEG. 26th, 190 S. PROGRAMME. First Race to Start at ll|o’olook, 1. Handicap Hurdle Race, of 10 sovs ; 2nd horse to receive 30s out of stake. Nominations 7s 6d, acoptances 2s 6d. One mile and a half. 2. Maiden Scarry, of 4 sovs. Nomination 4s. Half mile 3. District Race of 5 sovs; 2nd horse to receive 10s out of stakes. Nomination ss. Onemile. 4. Whatatutu Gup, of 15 sovs; 2nd horse to receive 2 bovs out of stakes. Nomination 10s, acceptance 6s. One mile and a half. 5. Pony Handicap, of 3 sovs. Nomination 33. five furlongs, 6. Flying Handicap, of 7 sovs ; 2nd horse to receive 1 sov. out of Btakes. Nomination 7s. Six furlongs. 7. Consolation Handicap, of 4 sovs (all winners at meeting barred); 2nd horse to receive 10s out of stakes. Nomination 4s, Six furlongs

RULES. 1. Name, age, performances, pedigree’ and colors of riders must accompany nomi- | nations. 3. No entries raoeived without cash. 3. Stewards have the right to bar any horse {rom starting in a race if incorrect performances are given. 4. Protests must be made in writing to Secretary within ten minutes after race, accompanied wita £l, wh-ob will be forfeited to the Club if protest is dismissed. Stewards’ deoision to-be final. 5. Horses in District Bace to have been the property of owners (three months before Bace ivfeeting) living in Whatatutu and Kavaka districts ; district from liaitaratahi Bridge up. 6. All jookeya to pay a fee of 2s fid. licenses to be produced at scales.

NOMINATIONS ciueo with the Secretary, Whatitutu Hotel, on Saturday, Dee. 16th, at 9 p.m , lor H urdles, District Bace, Cup, and Flying Handicap. WEIGHTS to appear on Tuesday, Deo. 19th. ACCEPTANCES olose lor the Cup and Hurdles with the Secretary, at tec Whatatutu Hotel, Deoember 23rd, at 9 pm. - Nominations Scurry and Pony Handioap c'ose m the Course hall an hour before each race Consolation Handicap, post entry. Admission to Course, Is; children, hailprice. Horses, Is extra each. Coaches will meet trains at Te Karaka oonveying passengers to Whatatutu, returning to catch evening train. H. S. LESLIE, Hon. Sco 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.