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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1834, 15 August 1906, Page 4

OVEIi T Y BAY TU Is l 1 ’ OLU B. TflUltt'DAY amt Fill DAY, OCT. :J5 ami '-JO. 8 I’RIN < I M E E T 1 N G. Makantka ltaoicourso. l’rouulout: J. W. Nolan. Vioo I’remdonl: J. Cliu'k. Don. Treasurer: L. T. Bymos. lion Surgeon: Dr Clmiloa K. tfoott. Flcwardis; C. White, J. A. Caesar, A. B. Kennedy, J. A. itardiiijj, J. M GouldBmith, J. Maynard, U Mierrntl. Judge: Captain Tucker, Star tor: Carry Piper, llnudieappur: <l. Chadwick. Clerk of Totalisator: W. 0. Stead. Clerk cf K'calos: J- 1.1. Oolubourno: Clerk of Course :A. l’ritchard. 1). It. DoCosln, secretary.

VJK'oT DAY. Til U USD AY, ‘2sth OCTOBER, 11)0(1. To start at 12 -1,5 p.m. 1. Trial Handicap of 1)5 sovs; second horso to receive 5 mys from tho stake. For horses that have not won a race of the value of (il) eova or up .yards, fix furlongs. 2, First Hurdles Handicap of 50 sovs; Sioord horso to reosivo 5 sovs from stake. Tho winner of any Hurdle liaco after tho doolaration ot tho weights to Oirry 7lb extra Ono and throe-quarter | miles, over 7 llighls of hurdles. 0. I irst County Stakes Handicap of 05 soys ; second horso to rcccivo 5 sovs from stake. For all horses br. d in tho Counties of Cook, Wainpu, and Wairoa. Six furlongs. ■i. Spring Handicap of 100 sovs; second horse to receive 10 sovs from stako. Tho winnor of any raeo (f the value of 50 sovs or upwards after tiro declaration of weights to carry 71b extra ; of 100 sovs 101 b oitrn Ono mile and a quarter. 5. First Welter lla-dieap of S 3 sovs; second hoiTo (o receive 5 sovs from stake Minimum weight K. 7. For hrrses that have not won a rare of tho valneof 00 sovs or upwards, Soven it hug 0. Maiden Scurry of 05 sovs ; second liorso to rceoivo 5 sovs from stake. Minimum weight bst. Winners on the flat at any time barred. Four furlongs. 7. Flying Hnndiosp of 75 eova ; uooond horse to receive 5 (ovs from stako Tho winnor of ary rac3 of tbc vilue of 50 sovs or upwards after the doolarat o i of weights to carry 71b extra; of 100 sovs 10!b extra- Six fuilongs. 8. First Hack !*lat Handicap of 35 sovs: second ho:so t> reeeivo 5 sovs from stake. Ono mile, SECOND DAY. FRIDAY, ‘261 h OCTOBER, 1900. To start at 12 45 p m.

1. Second Wdter Handicap of 35 sovs; second horse to rccoivo 5 sovs from stake. Minimum weight 8 7. For horses I hat have not won a race of tho value of 00 sovs or upwards. Olio mllo. 2. Second Hurdles Handicap of 50 sovs; second horse to receive 5 sovs from stake. One mile and a half, over six flights of huidtes. 3. Second Couaty Stakes Handicap cf 35 sovs; second horse to receive 5 sovs from stake. For all horses bred in the Counties of Cock, Waiapa, and Wairoa. One mho. 4. Makaraka Handicap of 83 sovs ; second horse to receive 10 sovs from stako. Ono mile. 5. Second flack Flat Handicap of 35 sovs; second horse to receive 5 sovs from stako. Winner of Second Welter to carry 01b penalty. Six furlongs. (3, Maiden Scurry Handicap of 35 sovs; second boric to receive 5 sows from stake. Winners on the Hat at any timo barred. Winner of Maiden Scurry first day entrance money returned, Five furlongs. '7. Waikanas Handicap of G 5 sovs; second horse to receive 5 sovs from stake. Winner of Makaraka Handicap to carry 71b penalty. Five fuilongs. 8, Furewfll Handicap of 35 sovs. Winners cf Makaraka and Waikunao Handicaps to bo re-handicapped. Seven furlongs The stakes to bo paid in full. Dates of Nominations, Entries, Weights and ■acceptances, and Amounts To be forwarded to the Secretary, at the Club VitTßkjliOom, Masonic Hotel, Gisborne.

NOMINATIONS. Saturday, 2)tb September, at 9.30 p m First County £t»kes Second Hurdles! sov no acceptance 1 sov Makaraki Hep 1 fov First Hurdles 1 sov Fec’nd County Stakes Sp.ingßandicaplsov no acceptance 1 sov FljiDg Handicap lsov Waikanae Hep 1 sov ENTRIES.—No Acceptance. Saturday, 33th Oc'ober, at'J 30 p m. Trial Handicap 1 sov Second Welter gl sov First Welter 3J:ov Scc’nd H’ckFlat lrov Maiden Scurry 1 sov Maiden Scurry 1 sov First Hack Flat 1 sov Farewell Hdcp 1 sov WEIGHTS. Saturday, 13tb October. First Eurdlcs Handicap, Spring Handicap and Flying Handicap. Saturday, 20th October. Trial Handicap. First County, First Welter, and First Flat, Thursday, 25th October, at 9.50 pm. (Night of the First Day’s Eaces) The whole of the Second Day’s Events. ACCEPTANCES FIRST DAY. Saturday, 20th Oct jber, at 9 30 p.m. First Hurdles, 20s. Spring Handicap, 30sFlying Handicap, 203.

SECOND DiY. —Thursday, 25th October, at 10 pm. Night of First Day’s ltaoe3. Second Hurdles, 20s. Makaraka Handicap, 20s, Waikanao Handicap, 20s. D. R. DeCOSTAj Secretary. Fromm’s Book Arcade (Late Crawfo/d’s), OPPOSITE UNION BANK BUILDINGS.

A A. FROMM wishes So inform tbe e Public of Gisborne and Poverty Bay District that he has purchased from Mr W. F. Crawford his Stationery and Fancy Goods business, known oh the Book Arcade, and trusts that by strict attention to the wants of customers, civility and reasonable prico3 he will be favored with a oontiuuanoo of tho generous support aooorded to his predecessor. A. A. FROMM has bad many years’ experience in the above businoss in Taranaki. He will use overy effort to give satisfaction to his customers, and intunds to buy and sell only tho very best goods.

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TT AIIGE Stocks of GROCERIES, DBAJU PE BY, IRONMONGERY, and STATION REQUISITES always on hand, and li’l orders will bo executed with the greatest dssgalob BUSH CAMPS SUPPLIED. Agent for THE GISBORNE TIMES, which Is on Sale on arrival of the’ morning train. Advertisements left with E. S. Evinson up io 6 o’clock each evening will be sure of publication on the following day. SS*'=fei E. S. E YIN SON, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, TE KARAKA