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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 1923, 7 January 1919, Page 4

third horse 20 sovs. from 1 the ■ stakes. ’Minimum weight, 7st. 111 b. Nomination 20s, ucceptnnce 50, 5. To,, start at 5 p.m. Distance, 7 furlongs. NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS AND ACCEPTANCES. NOMINATIONS for all events (including Maiden Hack) close Saturday, Jamutry -Itli, 1011), at 8 p.m. ■WEIGHTS will he declared on or about January Dili. ACCEPTANCES close on Wednesday, January 15th, 1919, at 8 p.m. PULES AND REGULATIONS. All entries MUST he sealed and addressed to the Secretary, Box 13, Fox ton, with the name and age at (lie time of entry, name of owner, pedigree,-and the registered colours of the owner. Entries ,by telegram MUST he continued in writing by the NEXT MAIL. All Colours must be registered, or a line, of 1 sov. will he imposed for every start. All Knees to he run under the Rules of Racing as adopted by the Racing Conference of New Zealand. The Committee reserve (lie right to alter the dale or time for the declaration of nominations, weights, or acceptances, as they may think lit. When nominating, the NAME and ADDRESS of the Trainer MUST he given; also the NAME or ASSUMED NAME of the Owner, with his ADDRESS. NO HORSE MILL BE WEIGHED OUT FOR ANY RACE WHOSE ENTRY FEES ARE UNPAID. PENN LTIES. FLAT RACES. —The winner of any Hal race after the declaration of weights to carry a penally of 101 h., and of any additional race a further penally of 71b. (excepting that the winner of any Hack Race shall carry a penalty of 71b., and of any additional Hack Race a further penally of 51h., in any Open Race). Hiirses handicapped at Sst. lUlh. or over to carry half of the above penalties. The winner of any Hurdle Race after the declaration of weights to carry a penally of 10 Ih. in the Hurdle Race, and of any additional Hurdle Race, a further penally of 7)h., or, if the Handicapper deems ii: lit, he may increase the penalties. END ELL WANKLYX, Secretary. Approved in uccordance with (lie Rules of Racing, this 8(h day of November,, JHI.B. —Win. HALL, Secretary Wanganui Jockey Club.

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ii fm pi*! ! .A f. * flinratHi ? 3 !J a a £be proposed jftisfican CilSPCflral lobe erected in Wellington will be a permanent and powerful testimony to all that is high and noble in life. Built by a grateful people, and inspired by thankfulness to God and gratefulness to our fellow men who sacrificed their lives to bring freedom to earth, hi til J M t'-as tor its very foundation the noblest and best that God and man can give—sacrifice for others. It is this spirit of sacrifice on the part of the people which will make possible the erection of a building suitably immorta-ising the memory of those who by their supreme sacrifice have brought a fuller life and liberty to’ the Nations of the World. This building will be a redit to New Zea'and and a source of pride to every inhabitant. YOUR CONTRIBUTION IS NEEDED! All who desire to have a share in this Mcir.ot:a! Cathedral are reqaesied (o communicate at cr.ee w ill the Hon. Organising Secretory, ReO. C. F. Askew, St. Math's Vicar, age, Wellington [’Phone 2492). Gcvernmcri Bonds and War Loan Certificates may be donated. Legacies also are invited. Contributions may be spread over a period of one to five years.