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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1618, 4 December 1905, Page 4

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HATATtITU RACING CLUB Will hold its ANNUAL MEETING, BOXING BAY, DEC. 26th, 1905. ' PROGRAMME. Firat Raoe to Start at 11 o’clock. 1. Handicap Hurdle Race, of 10 sovs; 2nd ' hoiae to receive 30s cut of stake. Nominations 7s Gd, acoptances 2s Gd. One m'le and a half. „ ... 2. Maiden Scarry, of 4 sovs. Nomination 4s. Half mile' 3. District Raoe of 5 sovs; 2 d horse to rcce've 10s out of stakes. Nomination ss. One mile. „ , . , 4. Whatatutu Cup, of 15 sovs; 2nd hoi'3e to reoelve 2 sov3 out of stakes. Nomination 103, acceptance 6s. One mile and a half. „ . .. 5. Pony Handicap, of 3 sovs. Nomination 3s. Five furlong 3. 6. Flying Handioap, of 7 sovs; 2nd horse to reoeive 1 soy. out of stakes. Nomination 7s. Six furlongß. 7. Consolation Handicap, of 4 sovs (all winne;s at meeting barred); 2nd horse to receive 10s out of stakes. Nomination 4s. Six furlongsRULES. 1. Name, age, performances, pedigrees and colors of riders must acoempaoy nominations. ' 2. No entries received without casn. 3. Stewards have the right to bar any horse from Parting in a raoe if incorreot performances are given. - 4. Pretests must.be made iu writing to Seoretary within ten minutes alter race, accompanied with £l, which will be forfeited to the Club if protest is dismissed. Stewards’ deoision to be final. ... 5. Horsoß in District Race to have been the property of owners (three months before Race Meeting) living in Whatatutu and Karaka districts ; district from Kaitaratahi Bridge up. G. All jockeys to pay a fee of 2s Gd. Licenses to be producod at scales. NOMINATIONS close with the Secretary, Whatatutu Hotel, on Saturday, Dee. 16th, at 9 p.m , for Hurdles, District Raoo, Cup, and Flying Handicap. WEIGHTS to appear on Tuesday, Dec. Acceptances close for the cup and Hurdles with the Seoretary, at the Whatatutu Hotel, December 23rd, at 9 p.m. .-.Nominations for Scurry and Pony Handicap o’ose on the Course half an hour before eaoh raceConsolation Handioap, post entry. Coaches will meet trains at Te Karaka, conveying passengers to Whatatutu, return ing to oatoh evening train. H. S. LESLIE, • . Hon. Seo

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THREE ACRES, fronting three streets, sub 1 dividei into twelve quarter-acres, handy FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY BU9I.NESS, with stock, -fittings, : and furni- ' ture"; good lease can ba arranged. Price £250. CLIFFORD STREET, Whataupoko-Half-acre, securely fenced, £210; quarter* acre, £75'.-v ’ PANAPA TOWNSHIP—Two building a'lot meats, just-outside town boundary, on Mangapapa; very dry; can'be had on easy terms if desired. CORNER SECT lON —Haiti. 1 acre, with .. f -large Dwelling, and all conveniences, n, paths, etc.'' TEN ACRES, Whataupoko.— Good houso and outbuildings; road and river frontage, orchard, etc., land sub-divided into six paddocks 320 ACRES LEASEHOLD—Res'dence,sheep yards, eto., gool fenoing timber on property. Goodwill £450. QUARTER-ACRE SECTION—On, Rutene Road, large frontage, ABERDEEN ROAD-Large residence, all conveniences, road and river frontages, orchard, oto. ' LARGE RESIDENCE, Whataupoko, 9 rooms, bath, washhouse, pantry, buggyshed, etc., together with 3J acres of land, with--frontage to two roads. Price. £2OOO. DESMOND ROAD, Gisborne.— Remaining Unsold Sections, from £6O each, 20 percent, cash, 20 per cent. 4 months, balance 3 years at 6 per cent. MILDURA TOWNSHIP, Haiti.—Quarteracres, Haif-aores, and Acres, from £6O, £BO, very easy terms. T. G. LAWLESS* AGENT. • ■ H. SANDLANT Merchant Tailor, and. Importer, PEED STREET, BISRORNH, Spring & Summer, 1905 EEUS to announce that his j SPRING AND. SUMMEH IM- i FORTATIONS have now been COMPLETED. They comprise— THE LATEST DESIGNS PROOJIR- ! ABLE IN THE HOME l MARKETS. j DIRECQ3 IMPORTATIONS D 1 ] SCOTCH TWEEDS I SCOTCH TWEEDS ] AND SOLTAIRH SERuES. SOLTAIRH SERGB3. ! These, Materials, ll&ht In [Testara. i