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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1856, 10 September 1906, Page 4

|3 OVE MT Y BAY TU U F l) hU B Thursday and fiuday, oot. a 5 ami 20. BPRI N C. M £ F. TI N G Mnkftvnka line eouiao.

President: J. W. Nolan. Vice Prroidont: J Clark. F on. Treasurer: H. T. Synies. Hon Sui'goon: Dr Chatlos l i ’. Boott Rewards: 0. White, .1 A- Caesar, A. l f . Kennedy, J. A. Harding, ■! M Gould smith,J. Maynard, K therratt. Judge: Captain Tucker, Starter: tarry hiper. THUUSDAY, 25th OCTOBKU, 190 G.

To start at 12 15 p m. 1, Trial riandi'iip o£ 35 sovs ; second horso to raocivo 5 a jys from thu stale r For lioraos that have not won rauo of the value of 00 eova or up.varda. t-ix furlongs •2, First Uurcllos Handicap of 50 sovs; steer il liorso to reoeivo 5 sovs from Etako. Tho winner of any Hurtllo Knee after tho doolaratiou ot too weights to o ti'.y 71b oxtra One anil throc-ijuartor I miles, ovor 7 ilighls of hurdles 3. First County btukos Handicap of 35 sovs ; Bueoncl horso to receive 5 sovs from Btako. For all horses hr d in tho Counties of Cook, NVaiapu, and Wairoa, Six furiorgs. 4, Spring Uaodicap of 100 sovs; sooond horso to roooivo 10 sovs from stake tho wiuuor of any race if the value of 50

sovs or upwards after the declaration of weights to carry 71b extra ; of 100 sovs 101 b extra. Ono milo and a quarter. 5. First Wolter Ha dicao of 05 sovs; aeooi d horse to receive 5 sovs from stako Minimum weight 8.7. For hersos that have not won a taio of the valuoof GO sovs or upwards fcioven ft llu ( 6. Maiden Fcurry of 35 sovs ; second horse to receive ssova fiom stake Minimum weight Bot. Winners on the flat at any time barred. Four furloi-g?. 7. Flying Handiosp of 75 sovs; second horse to receive 5 fovs from stake The wionor of any race of tho vtlue of 80 sovs or upwards after tho declarat'on of weights to carry 71b extra; of 100 sova 101 b extra Fix fuilongs. 8. First Hack flat Handicap of 35 sovs: second horse tj receive 5 sovs from stako. One mile, SECOND DAY. FRIDAY, 26th OCTOBER, 1906. To start at 12 15 p.m. 1. Scoond Welter Handicap of 35 sovs; secoed horse to receive fl sovs from stake. Minimum weight 8 7- Fcr horeos that hav.o not won a race of tho valuo of GO sovs or upwards Une mile. 2. Second Hurdles Handicap of SO so vs ; seconi horso to receive 5 sovs from stako. One milo and a half, over s x flights of hut dies. 3. Second County Stakes Handicap of 35 sovs; second horse ‘o rccoive 5 sovs from stake. For ali horses bred in the Counti's of Cook, Waiupu, and Wftiroa. Ono mile. 4. Makarnka Handicap of 80 sovs ; second horse to receive 10 sovs from stake. Ono milo 5. Second Hack Flat Handicap of 35 sovs; second horse to receive 5 sovs from stako. Winner of Second Welter tooarry 61b penalty. Six fuf’o-.gs. G. Maiden Scurry Handicap of 35 sovs; second hor.o to roceivo 5 sovs from stako. Winners on the flat at any tinu barred. Win-er of Maiden tarry first day entrance money returned. Five furlongs. 7. Waikaeae Handicap of G 5 sovs; second horse io receive 5 sovs from stake. Winner of Makaraka Handicap to carry 71b penalty. Five ftt: longs. 8. Farevv 11 Handicap of 35 sovs. Winners of Makaraka and Waikauao Han heaps to be re-handiaapped. Feven furlongs The stakes to bo paid in full.

Dates of Nominatiocß, Fntrles, Weights and Acceptances aud Amounts To bo forwarded to tho Si cret-iry, at the Club llsom, MaEomc H'.tel, Gisborne.

NOMINATIONS. Saturday, 2)th September, as 9.30 p.ru First County rtikos Second Hurdle 3 1 sov no acceptance lsov Makarakv Hep 1 sov First Hu.dies 1 sov Eee’nd Jaunty Stakes Spiing Handicap lsov r.o acceptance 1 sov Flying Handicap lsov Waikanae Hep I sov ENTRIES.—No Acceptance. Saturday, 13th Oc'ober, at 9 30 p m Trial Handicap 1 s:v Second Welter 1 sov First Welter l]tov gcc’id H’ckFlat lrov Maiden Scurry lsov Maiden :.curry lsov Fiist Hack Flat 1 sov Farewell lldcp 1 sov WEIGHTS. Saturday, 13th Octobor. First Hurdles Bardic ip, t pring Ha dicap and Flying Hoed cop. Saturday, 20th October. Trial Handicap, First C uuty, First Welter, and First Flat. Thursday, 25th October, at 9£o p m. (Night of the First Day's Faces) The whole of the t'cc.nd Day’s Events. ACCEPTANCE- FIRST DaY. Saturday, 20th Cct.ber, at 9 30 p.ru. First Hurdles, 203. Spring Handicap, 30sFiyiDg Hand.cap, 20s. SECOND DAY.—Thurrday, 25th October, at 10 p.m. Night of First Day’s Hace3. Second Hurd es, 20s. Makaraka Handicap, 20s. Waikanao Handicap, 20s. D. R. DeCOSI’A, Secretary.

Fromm’s Book Arcade (Late Crawford's), OPPOSITE UNION BANK BUILDINGS. A A. FROMM wifhea to inform the 9 Publio of Gisborne and Poverty Bay District that he has purchased fn m Mr W. F. Crawioid hia Stationery and Fanay Goods business, known as the Book Arcade, and trusts that by strict attention to the wants of customers, civility and reasonable prioes ho will bo favored with a oon.inuance of the generous support accorded to his predecessor. A. A. FROMM bas bad many years’ expe» rlenoe in tho above business in Taranaki. Ho will use overy effort to give satisfaction to hia customers, and intends to buy and soil only the very best goods

The Latest Novels, Magazines and Periodicals Bibles, Prayer Books and Hymn Books Pancy Goods, Toys and Dolls Commercial and General Stationery, and Tobacconist Ware Cameras and Photographic Stock a speciality Newspaper and General Press Agent Any Goods not in Stock will be proourod at the shortest notice. Country Orders pron-ptly attended to. Agent for all New Zealand w ekly papers, Auokland Weekly, Press, Canterbury Times, etc., etc.

L 8, EVINSON, GENERAL STOREKEEPER IE KARAKA. LARGE Stooka o t groceries, drapery, IRONMONGERY, and STATION REQUISITES alwayß on hand, and all orders will be exeouted with the greatest despatch. BUSH CAMPS SUPPLIED. fc-=S->S3SS □ Agent for THE GISBORNE TIMES, whioh la on Sale on arrival of the morning train. Advertisements left with E. 9. Evineon up to 6 o'olook each evening wPI be sure of pnblisntlon on the following day. BWM E. S. EVIN SON, GENERAL STOREKEEPER TE KARAKAI

PTANOS —Full trichord upright English Grands, on spot, £46 ; very flue instruments. Cottage Pianos, from £3o—Eimp-' ton Brothers, merchants, Minoing Lane, London, and Grey Street, Gieborne,