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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1942, 26 November 1906, Page 4

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Pli OGIMMME i-Mussa HATAIUTO ANNUAL RACE MEETING. «*fl BOXING DAY, DEO. 56sb, 1906. First Uaoa at 11 o’clook. 1. Handioap Hurdlo Baoe, ot 10 govs ; seo„ end horse to reooivo 303 fiom ihe Blake. Norrnation 7s 61, aooottances 2s 6d One mile and a hall. 2. Maiden Sourry, of 4 sovs. .Nomination 4s. Half-mile. . ... 3. Dißtrict Bace, of 5 sovs ; second horse to ri ative 10s out of stake, Nominatlon 6s Cnemiio. 4. 'Whatatetu Cup, oi 15 sovs; seoond horse to reaeivo 2 sovs out of stake. Nomination HD, aoeeptanoe sa. (Jne mile Rod a half. 5. Pony Handicap, of 3 sovs. Nomicaiion 3s. Five furlongs. 6. Flying Handioap, of 7 sovs; second horse to receive 1 gov out of stake Nomination 6s, aooeptanao 2s 61 Bis furloogs. 7. Consolation Handioap, of 4 sovs (all win* cors at meeting barred); seoond horse to reooivc 10s out of stake. Nomination 4s, Bis furlongs.

it u l s. 1. Namo, ag?, performances, pedigree, and oolors of riders, in wriiirg, mUBt accompany nominations, 2. No entries received without oash. 3. Stewatds havo the right to bar any horse from starting in a raoe it incorrect performances are given. 4. pro'osts must be made in writing to the Secretary within ten minutes aft.r race, accompanied with £l, whioh will bo forfeited to the Cinbif prcießtis dismissed, Btawaidu’ deoision to bo final. 5. Horses in Disiiiot Eace to havo been the property of owners (three months before race meeting) living in Whutatutu and Karaha Districts; diatriot from Kaiteraiahi Bridge up. 6. All jock-ys lo pay a fee uf 2s Gi. Licenses to be produced at Eoalea. Nominations ior Oup, Hurdles, Flying Handicap oioao on SATURDAY, Deoeinbei 15th, at n pm, Weights to Bppear on WEDNESDAY, December 19th. Aooei Uncos for Cup, Hurdles, and Frying oloeo on SATURDAY, Deoembcr 22nd, at 9 p.m. Nominations for Scarry and Pony Handicap close on tha Cou'se half an hour before etch race, Consolation Handicap, post ontry. Nominations and Aaoeptaaots rcaybe left with J, N. Leslie, Wliiiaiuiu, or the Scc.etary, H. S. Loslie, Gisb.mj.

Admi sion to Course : One Shilling j children half-price. Ooathes will meet trains at To Karaka, convoying paseoDgsrs to Whatalutu, returning to catch evoning train. B. S. LESLIE, Bon. Secretary, Care of Primrose and Leslie Bros , Gisborne. THE CUT OF THE GOAT Tells the Taste 01 the Tailor, The Garment that Strikes your Fancy tnay not be th one you should wear, In the mirror of the retail clothier you cannot see yourself as others see you. Is it safe to trust your ap* pearauce to the judgment of the re,ady*made salesman, biassed by the necessity of fitting yon to the clothing rather than the clothing to you ? Individuality and character arc expressed in every garment we make. SS4*i*-3 N ?..<S „ k. „... hi'/i .AyMx V j a.ii'i Importer, PEEL STItEET.

"OEESH FISH, OYBTriRS Tand FBOIT jd at Chilton's. Shipments arrive every boat. Telephone Nr. 331. SPECIAL NOTICE. MESSRS FRANK HARP,I3 AND 00, Ltd., oi Wellesley E.reet, Auckland, and Waikumete Station, havo opened a Branch B-in'nesi at the oornsr ol Gladstone Boad and Grey Street. Intending Purchasers o! MEMORIALS, ETC. Should wait before going elsewhere, as this well-e3tiblished firm intend oarrying a well-assorted and up to-date stook of Marble and Granite Designs In Monuments and Headstoms. eto Lead-lettering and eorvirg will be made a speciality by the Gieborne Manager. Iron Tomb Bailing* in newest designs. Estimates given for all kinds of Concrete Cement Work. Manager Gisborne Branch. ROBERT W. CARY. <l. SYKES BESTiiT, PRIZE MEDALLIST FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Opposite Belfry, Gladstone Road. Telephone 16,