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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1838, 20 August 1906, Page 4

P> 0 V W 11 T 1’ 13 A Y TUItF OLD 13. 'uUIISDAY tuul FIvIDAY, OC'l’. ‘ls mid 23. B VK 1 N G M KETING, Makaraka liuecoourso. 'resident: il. W. Nolan. Vioo I’losUlonL: J. Clark, Finn. Treasurer: 1.. T. fciymcß. flon Furgoon : Dr Charles F. Fecit. FL< wards : 0. White. J A. Caesar. A. F. Kennedy, J. A. Hauling, .1. M- Gould* smith,.). 3'ay a uni, K Shorralt. Judge: Captain Tucker, Ftarter : Harry l’ipcr. llundieuppor : J. Chadwick. Work c[ Totalizator: W. 0. Sko. t Clork of Foalos: J 11. Colobouroo: Clork of Course : A. I’ritoluu‘d, D. It. DoCosta, secretary. FillST DAY. THU USD AY, ‘lsth OOTOBISB, 11100. To start at 11 to p.m. L, Trial Hamlins pof 35 sovs ; second liorso to rcoeivo 5 soya from tho stake. l r or horses that have not won a raeo of the value of lid sovs or up.yards. Fix furlongs. 2. First Hurdles Handicap of 50 sovs; second liorso to rooeivo 5 sovs from stake. The winner of any Burdin Knee ■ after tho declaration of the weights to c.rry 71h extra One and three-quarter miles, over 7 flights of hurdles. 3. First County Stakes Hand ionp of 35 sovs; second liorso to receive 5 sovs from stake. For all horses lir.d in the Counties of Cook, Waiapu, and AVairoa, Six furlongs. 4. Spring Handicap of 100 sovs; second liorso to looeivo 10 sovs from etako. Tho winner of any race of thu value of 50 sovs or upwards after the declaration c 4 weights to carry 7lb extra ; of 100 sovs lOlboitra Ono mile and a quarter. 5. First Wei tor Ida* dicap of 35 sovs; accord liorso to receive 5 sovs from stake Minimum woigiit 3.7. For horses ihat have not won a race of tho vnlucuf tiO sovs or upwards. Haven fi tlt i g 0. Maido i Fcurry of 35 sovs ; secocd liorso to rcceivo 0 sovs f'otn shake. Minimum weight tht. Winners on tho flat at any timo barrod. Four furlongs. 7. Flying Har.dienp of 75 sovs ; second horse to receive 5 :ovs from stako The winner of any rae j of the v-tluo of 50 sovs or upwards after tho doelarat'oi of weights to carry 71b ixtra; of 100 sovs 101 b extra Six furlongs. 8. First Hack Hat Handicap of 35 sovs; second hoi sc li rccoivc 5 so\‘3 from stake. Ono mile, SECOND DAY. Fill DAY, aiilh OCTOBEIi, 1000. To start at 12 15 p in. 1. Second Welter Handicap of 35 sovs; second liorso to receive 5 sovs from stako. Minimum weight 3 7. For horses that have not won a race of tho value of 00 sovs or upwards Ono mile. 2. (record Hurdles Handicap of 50 sovs; scconl horse to receive 5 sovs from stake. One mile and a half, over s-x flights of hu'dlcs. 3. Second County Ftakc3 Handicap ct 35 sov;; second horse to receive 5 sovs from stako. For all liorso9 bred in the Counties of Cook, Waiapu, and Wairoa. One mile. 4. Makaraka Handicap of 80 sovs ; second horse to receive 10 sovs from stako. Ore milo. 5. Second Hack Flat Handicap of 35 sovs; second horse to reoeivo 5 sova from stake- Winner of Second Welter to carry 51b penalty. Six furlongs. 6. Maiden Scurry Handicap of 35 sovs; second horre to recoive 5 sovs from stako. Winners on the flat at any lime barred. Winter of Maiden t'curry first day entrance money returned. Five furlongs. 7. Waikanao Handicap of G 5 sovs; second horse to receive 5 sovs from stake. Winner of Makaraka Handicap to carry 71b penalty. Five fu;longs. 8. Farow*' 11 Handicap of 35 sovs. Winners of Makaraka aud Waikanae Han Heaps to bo re-handicapped. Seven furlongs The stakes to bo paid in full. "S

Dates of Nominations, Entries, Weights anti A cceptances and Amounts To be forwarded to the Secretary, at the Club £_lloom, Masonic Hotel, Gisborne. NOMINATIONS, Saturday, :29th September, at 9.30 p m First County ft'.kes SceondHurdleslsov no acefptinoe 1 sov Mokarakr Hep 1 fov First Hurdles 1 sov Sce’nd County Stakes Sp- ing Handicap Isov no acceptance 1 sov Flying Handicap lsov Wailtanae Hep lsov ENTRIES.—No Acceptance. Saturday, 13th Co ober, at 9 30 p m. Trial Handicap 1 srv Second Welter f ?1 l sov First Welter l|:ov Ere’nd H’ckFlat lrov Maiden Scurry 1 sov Maiden Scurry 1 sov First Hack Flat 1 sov Farewell Hdep 1 sov WEIGHTS. Saturday, 13th October. First Hurdles Handicap, Spring Hatdicap and flying Bard'cap. Saturday, 20th October. Trial Handicap. First County, First Welter, and First Flat. Thursday, 25th October, at 9 £0 p m. (Night of the Firtd Day's Knees) The whole of the Second Day’s Events. ACCEPTANCES FIRST DAY. Saturday, 20th October, at 9 30 p.m. First Hurdles, 20s. Spring Handicap, 30s. F.'ying Handicap, 20s. SECOND DiY.—Thursday, 25th October, at 10 p.m. Night of First Day's Faces. Second Hurd'cs, 20s. Mnkaraka Handicap, 20s. Waikanae Handicap, 20s. D. R. DeCOSTA, Secrotary. Fromm’s Book Arcade (Late Crawford's), OPPOSITE UNION BANK BUILDINGS. A A. FROMM wkhcs to inform tho o Public of Gisborne and Poverty Bay Distriot that he has purchased from Mr W. F. Crawford his Stationery and Fancy Goods business, known as tho Book Arc-ado, and trusts that by strict a’tention to tho want i of ouatemors, civility ani reasonable prico3 ho will bo favorod with a continuance of tho generous support accorded to his prodcccssor, A. A. FROMM has bad many years’ oxperionoo in the above businoss in Taranaki. Ho will use evory effort to givo satisfaction to hia customers, and intends to buy and sell only tho very best good 3 Tlie Latest Kovels, Magazines and Periodicals Lillies, Prayer Looks and Hymn Looks Eancy Goods, Toys and Dolls

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