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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 235, 5 September 1873, Page 4

2Uu£rtxi3rmcttts. "OTJNT IDA JOCKEY CLUB. SPRING MEETING. FRIDAY, lOxn OCTOBER, 1873. STEWARDS: W. INDE* J. LAVERTY P. GREER T. FOSTER E. T. GEORGE Judge—W. W. ROBINSON, Esq. Startek—W. IXDER. Clbbk of the Course—JLT. GEORGE. Maiden Plate, of 10 Sovs, open to all horses that have never won an advertised race (Iwcka or otherwise). Entry, 15s. No weight under 10 stone. Distance, one mile. Mount Ida Plate, of £2O, open to all horses that have never won a race of £SO or over. Entrance, one guinea. Otago Jockey Club Rules. 1871, spring welter weights for age. Distance, one and a half mile. Rack,' of £ls, open to allhorses. re, £l. Distance, one mile and a L Horses. entered to be sold for Jcurry lLst; £4io, to carry lOsc 71bs; 1 carry 10st; £2O, to carry 9st 71b3 ; o curry 9st. Post entry. Any suro go to the Race Fund. 'Selli.vg R\ce, of £5. Entry, ss. stance, tiii'ce-quarters oi a mile heats. Inners of over £io, and winners at the -esent meeting nob allowed to. start. No height under 3st 7ibs. Post entry. Win- '" ner\to be sold for £ls. Surplus to go to: the Race Eund. > All Races to-be--run under the Mount Ida Jockey Club Rules (weight in Mount Ida Plate and qualification fee excepted). • No person allowed to enter a horse for the Maiden Plate, Mount Ida Plate, or Selling Race, unless a subscriber of £1 to Spring Meeting. Entries for the first and second Races named to bo lodged-with the Secretary not later than ninj o'clock p.m. on 9th October: The first Race wiil bj started at One o'clock So oSductior So SSductiohs from the stakes. E.I. GEORGE, Secretary.

f ANTED, a P-3UnON,competent . . to tike charge of, and svork, the G-overnm »nt Boring Apparatus, now in the. possession of the Committee the Miners' Association. Applications, stating wages required, to be gent, in .to the Secretary on. or before Friday next, 12 h inst. ; -~ : GEO. CLARKE, '"•""*■ Hon. Sec. , ANTED, TWO BUYS, to Eeed . . Quartz Battery at Hough, Ridge. Apply to Mr. Roberts, Manager Energetic .Company, 'ANTED,' a MAN or BOY, to Cook for twelve men. Apply to James Towers, Baker, St. Ba- , ANTED, a Eemale General SERVANT. ■ . .'Apply'at collett's Anciwnt isriton Hotel. ,2Saseby. . , ANTED, a iioUBEK L^PEK .- .. '" for the Kyeburn. An elderly lady pr-ftirred - Particulars may be had on application to Michael 13rvokiis, storekeeper, Naseby. A A VEiJ, a MAN, as> uors .. . driver and i'lo .ighman. One with Dogs, who could assist at the .nuaieriiigs. "Wage*, £OO a-ycar. "—Apply to George "E. Allen, Hawkdun Station, Blackstqne Hill. 10 LET ItiAT LARGh% >ROP, Corner of Levenand Earn Streets. "Well adapted for a Draper or Storekeeper. Large Plate-G-luss Winiio v. Position—one of the best in town. •-'■'•

Apply to the Proprietor, John Morrison, on the Preiniats, 7UNCY AZA.AE. A FAXCY BAZAAR will be. held about i\.3 end of December, or beginning of January, 1874, to assist in Liqulhring ;he D?bt on the Presbyterian (Jhnfch, .Nnseby. Partictilars in future ttdrertiHetnehts.. NOTICE. 4 G, 3. MITCHELL.having Ls.« fciken the shop adjoiuing Mr. L. ■ W Bußch'a, Leveri Btreet, Nasjeby, is now pre pared tnexeouteall orders in HOSIi) WORK Horse Cloths, &-c ,'&<?., on the shortest notice. Canvas on ham! of'the best Brands. Hose Work done at 6d. per yard. All Work GJ-uarauteed.