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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1684, 27 February 1906, Page 3

TO-DAY, TUESDAY, ‘27th FEB , I'JOG, GLADSTONE ROAD, At 2 pm. BAIN BROS. , . , Instructed by Mr, J. Edwards (who la giv.ng up business) will soil by public auotiou, as above— WHOLE OF nER STOOK-IN-mHE WHOLE OF a™ A TRADE AND FURNITURE, Comprisingb'inßlo and Double Bedsteads Austrian Chairs, Tables Fenners, Irons, hideboaids Piano, Confectionery Fruit oto., etc. W. A. 11EANY, Auctioneer, ORMOND ROAD. WEDNESDAY, 28. h FEB., 1906, At 2 p.ui. BAIN BROS. INSTRUCTED by Mrs H. T. Johnstone (who is Davirg the distr.ot), will offer for eale by publio auction her valuable Hou 0 and Section, in Ormond Road, oomprising fi-roomod House and Seotion containing half-aoro. TERMS ; EAb Y. "Immediately after tbo above will eel’, absolutely without xcseive, the whole of the valu able Furoituro and Effects cont lined therein consisting of piano, mirror sideboard, mirroi overmantel (band-painted), Werthe m ecwing machine, couches, easy ohairs, pictures, dining table, silver tea and c ffee service, E.P. wave, glassware, linoleums, 8.8. fender at d irons, coalscuttle, pedestal lamp, hot water stand, hall table, duohess pa'r, double B B. bedßtead, child’s co‘, toilotware, verandah seat, kitchen tablo, orookery, kitchen utensils, wire stretchers, matti.essc 0 , looking gla'so s , portable boiler, wringer, washtubs. etc , fowl?, fowl coops ; also, one two-wheel dogcart, and other lots too numerous to mention. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. W. A, HEANY, Auctioneer. THE TOKOMARU FARMERS' COOPERATIVE COMPANY, Lid. Applications win bo reoeived up tin Maroh 9th. for the position of STORE-. MAN, at Waima, Tokomaru Bay. Knowledge of oil engine required. Btate wages. E. R. MURPHY, Tokomaru Bay. POVERTY BAY CALEDONIAN [SOCIETY. NOTIC3 TO COMPETITORS. COMPETITORS must be on their marks at tbo advertised times of starting. A rbistle will bs sounded five minutes prior to tartlng. J. WALKER RAIN, Seoretary.

POVERTY BAY CALEDONIIN SOCIETY. ANNUAL SPORTS. NOTIOE TO BOOKMAKERS. BOOKMAKERS and their Assistants will NOT be allowed on tho Grounds. Any person laying or ecaepting wagers will be turned oil the grounds, and lvnder themselves liable to pro3eoution under “ The Gaming Act.” J. WALKER BAIN, Secretary. TECHNICAL SCHOOL. £JLASBE9 commence as follows: Shorthand MONO AY, 20th, at 7 p.m. Bookkeeping and Typewriting —TUESDAY, 27th, at 7 p m. English -TUESDAY, 27th, at 7 p.m. Woodwork (amateurs) THURSDAY, Ist March, ot 7 30 p.m. Names of Pupils will be received by W. MORGAN, Seoretary.

CLUB ANNUAT- MEETING. To be held on the Mangahanea Raoecourae on MONDAY MARCS 26th, 1906. e- kesideni ; K. S. Williams, Esq.. VioePresidents: E. R Ludbrook, Esq ; K. Knox, Esq.; Pennie Hayes. Esq ; and P. Hayes, Esq. Starter: Mr J. Spratt. Judge: Mr 9. Rurdett. Clerk of Course , Mr J. Hayes. Clerk of Seales : Messrs G : Travers and G. W. Tiimnell. Hon. Bur geon : Dr Davis. Handicapper : Mr W J. Kirkpatriok. Timek-eper: J. nMcNeal. Stewards: Messrs E. R. Ludbrook, D. Duff, H. Beach, J. SprattH W. Eroderiok, HBmi Tirapu, G. W. Trimmell, G. Travers, P- Hayes, A. Gray, H, Raines, V. Dick, C. Tyldon and M. P. Pdole.

First Race 12 (Noon) —Handicap Hurdle Race) of 12 sovs , second horse to receive 3 sovs from stakes. Distance, ii miles, over six fkghts of hurdles 3ft dm. Nomination Bs. acceptance 43. 12 45 p.m, -—Maiden Plate, of 10 sovs. A district " race of 6 furlongs. Weight for age. Nomination 7s 61, acceptance 25 Pd. 130 p.m. •j-Waiapu Cup, a handicap race of 20 j sovs ; second horse to receive 3 sovs from stakes. Distance, I'/z miles. Nomination 1 5s, acceptance ss. 2,10 pm. 4—District Scuiry, of 10 soys. Distance, 5 furlongs. Minimum weight q.o. Nomination 7s Gd, acceptance 2S 6d. 3 p mc— Flying Handicap, of i 5 sovs ; second horse to receive 2 sovs from stakes. Distance, 6 furlongs. Nomination 103, acceptance 5s .3 45 p m- -- Welter Handicap, of 10 sovs ; second horse to receive 2 sovs from stakes. Distance, 1 mile. Nomination 7s 6d, acceptance 23 6d 4.30 p m. 7- Farewell Hanaicap, of 8 sovs. Distance 1 mile. Nomination 5 Si ac ' ceptance 3s. Post entry. CONDIT ONS.

1. Horses entering for District Baco to have been in the district and the bona tide property of re.-idcnte, for at lea't tbreo months ifevioua to races. 2 The handicapper stall have power to re-bandicap hordes after the declaration of weights and throughout the meetmg. 3 Jookeya riding in races to wear colors. 4 Protests to bo lodged with the Secretarv in writing, within 15 minutes after the I disputed event, and accompanied by a doDosit of £2. Such deposit to be fotfeited should the protest not be sustained. __ r Nominations for raoea 1,3, o, and o, together with the name, age, pedigree, and nerformances of horse, and colors of riders, to be in the hands of the Secretary, on or h 6 fore MARCH 3rd. Weights d clared on MARCH 19th. Acceptances MARCH 24th at Tuparoa Hall. G Entries, etc., by telegram, must be can firmed in writing at the earliest opportunity, under a penalty not exceeding £lO. (Vide VU rj n rminations or accaptancea will b entertained unless accompanied by neoessar; ,eE g’ In the event of telegraphic communica tion beiDg interrupted, either on the day c nominations or acceptances, they will b deferred until one day after communication: I r6 9^ W &ll races run under the Metropolita rules. Committee’s decision final. Ei trips for 2 and 4 and acceptances for e /aces close on SATURDAY, March 21st, 8.30 p m. F. J. DELANEY, Hon. Seore’ary. COLLECT Csillcr Outside Wrappers the Cash Prizss ; all sizes availab nemy tablets included. Post them on 3 tiatch, to Cailler’s, P.O. Bo* 136, Sydnoy