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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 13 February 1892, Page 1

"THE «NE^ CARLYLE" FLAX-STRTPPER < - :: '. '■' ''" * ' ' l>! '--"\f •."«•■ " > From OLABLES.\VAIN & 00. m-gting', H. 8., 28th Nov., 1. fls._ '* There is no doubt it is ;!ie best nnd raost practical Maohine at \*ork in the Colony." FromSTUAET, BUTTON & CO.. Orona Downs, 17th Sept.. 1889 — * We hflve no hesitation in saying that your Strippers are the best in the market." Ifrom Ij. FALCONEE, Ormondville, H. 8., 4th Nov., 1889. "The Stripper is dojng very good work, • in fact, better than any Stripper I have soph. We put through 5 ton< of green lnaf on Saturday. We supply complete Mill ( Mitfits of any desired capacity. Cireu'ars Wid Estimates of cos' on application to booth McDonald & co., Cai'lyle Implement and Tron Worlcß, (hristchurch. Agpn*s — ' F oxton — C. Fonore. Palmerston — Ready Money Store.

\ O ANDON HACK WAGING CLUft'S |O ANNUAL MEETING. THURSDAY, 17th MARCH, 1892. Prmident: .T. G Wilson, Esq., M.H.E. ; Yic^-President : J. Bull, Esq , J.P. ; Jud«e: J'hn Sevens, Esq.; Clerk of Scales, Mr T. King; Clerk of Courso : Mr L. . Proctor ; Starter • Mr E. Wood ; k .Afrim^V?eper : Mr J. Coyle ; Handi'■^^uapp'r: Mr J. E. Henry; Src. v and Treas. : Mr E. G Edwards. ' stewards: Messrs J. A. Baiby, P. Soott, C. W. Maclean W. $fohmond, E. H»moiond. G. ' Ifirst, and. E. Perretfc. PEOGBAMME, Flyino Stakes Hakmoap of 50 soys ; 2nd h re to receive 10 sovh from the stakes ; distance, f of a mile. N: mination, 1 pov; acceptance, 1 soy. To start at 12 o'clock. Tri \l Husdleb of 15 soys ; distance, 1 raile; weight not les« than 10 stone; forborees that have never won any hurdle rac* Entrance, 15s; post entry. To start at 12.80. Handicap Htjbdm Eace of 30 fovs ; ftiid'horsfl to receive 5 soys from the «take; distnnce, If miles; over 7 flights of html es Sit 6m high Nomin tion, 10s ; acceptnnce, 20a. To stnrt at 1 15. - Maiden B*ob of 15 soya ; distan c, 11 miles; for horses that have never won an advertised race. Eutrance, 15s. To start at 2.15. Sandon Handicap of 70 soys ; distance, H miles 5 second h T i receive 10 soys from the stakes. Nomination, 1 soy; acceptance, 2 soys. To start at 8.15 Tramway Handicap of 25 soys ; distance, 1 mile Nomination 10s; acceptance, 10s. To start at 4.10. Forced Handicap of 10 fovs ; di<tauce, once round the course ; entrance, winders, 10s; losers, ss. To start at 4.50. bT jj/]s AND EEGULATIONS. 1 ~ Nominations for Handicap Hurdles, Sandon Handicap, Flying Rfakes Handicap, and Tramway Scap *losewith the S-oetarv S ' eSfijKDAY, 18th February, too 2 at 9 p.m. 2. Weights declared on or a»»out «rd March. ' , S . Acceptances and general cn ■ *.:*- 10th March at 9 p.m.: e.itriei fir kaidem 10th M:.rch at 9 p.m. i A\\ entries to be sealed and ad dressed to the Secretary, Sandon Stance money enclosed, with th, name ageattimeofenuy,. P ed.gree an^n cases of handicaps, per onn ances of the horse. ..u.ue of th ' owner, and colours of the nder . A 5. Allracesto be. run under h, M Bules of Eacing, as ad-.ptrd by tn_ Clubs in .New Zealand Tq- a "hack" means a horse iba has never woo an advertised iace,o f B nominated for any race at th time ofstnrt, otfior six mon.hs prt vious thereto, hack and hunters es Cc^ te Tbe advertised fees must i cv <ry oase acoompany nomination and SoST e G.EPWAEDv' ■ Hon. SecretarySubmitted and approved tbisSt /ay ofMbvembrt, 1891. Fuse a UV J.CKSOK, Secretary jockey Club.