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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIIII, Issue 34, 7 February 1873, Page 1

Public Notices. Geelong Tweed Clothing ! JUST OPENED—' MEN'S SAC COATS „ TROWSERS „ VESTS „ SUITS TROWSERS and VESTS TO MATCH, gjgT AT E. Dartnall's, RICHMOND. x 144 "\TEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY JLM For Fire, Marine, and General Insurance. Capital, £250,000, with Unlimited Liability oi the Shareholders. Forms of Proposal and every information can be obtained at the Office, of the Undersigned, or any of the Company's Agents in New Zealand, Sydney, or Melbourne r CURTIS BROTHERS, 71 Agents. /CURRANT and other CAKES all the Year \J round at 167 Thos. DACOMBE'S. ALL-ROOM MANUAL, and ETIQUETTE for LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. R. LUCAS & SON. £5 REWARD. WHEREAS some person or persons between Saturday the 25th and Monday, the 27th instant, did maliciously CUT HOP BINES in our Gardens The above reward will be paid to •any person or persons who will give such evidence as will lead to the conviction of the offender. And any person hereafter found TRESPASSING on our Grounds will be PROSECUTED. 203 HARLEY BROTHERS. WAIMEA SOUTH STEEPLECHASE. TO BE BXLD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1873. STEWARDS : R. E. M-Rab, Fsq. I G. B. Gabb, Esq. John Kerb, Esq. j M. Sellon, Esq. J. Gattksodger, Eeq. JUDGE 5 John Sharp, Fsq. STARTEK : Mr John Gatjkbodgek. CLERK OF THE COURSE; Mr G. Sinclair. Hurdle Race, of 15 soys. One mile and half, over eight flights of hurdles. Three-year-olds 98t; four years lOst; five years lOst lOlbs; six years and aged 1 1st. Entrance 1 soy each. Mr Schroder's ns b g Rustic Mr Hagen's b g Eclipse Mr Simson's g m Modesty Great Waimea South Handicap, of 75 soys. Over about three miles of fair hunting country. Entrance 2 soys each. Acceptors 3 ■soys each. Acceptances to be declared to the Secretary of the Waimea South Jockey Club : on or before the 10th February. Mr Schroder's bs b g Rustic, aged I2st 71b Mr C. S. Saxton's r g Lucifer, aged 11 7 Mr Hughes' ns eh g Mistletoe 10 7 Mr S. Powell's ns g Wildboy, 4 yrs 10 0 Hack Hurdle Race, of 5 soys, added to a Sweepstake of 1 soy each. Once round Flat Race, for first-class Lady's Saddle. Once round. Post entry 10s each Glatßace, fsr first-class Gentleman's Saddle. Once round. Post entry ' 10s each Wakefield Free Handicap, of 30 soys. Over about two miles of fair hunting countiy. •Weights to be declared as soon after the run- ' ning for the Great Waimea South Handicap as possible. Acceptors 3 soys each Mr'Schroder's ns b g Rustic, aged Mr C, S. Saxon's r g Lucifer, aged Mr Hagen's b g Eclipse, aged Mr Simson's g m Modesty, aged Mr Hughes' ns eh g Mistletoe, 6 yrs Mr S. Powell's ns g Wildboy, 4 yrs Flat Race, for first-class Gentleman's Saddle. Once round. Post entry 10s each Flat Race, for first-class Gentleman's Saddle, Once round. Post entry 10s each Sweepstake Races, with 1 soy added by the Club, will take place during the day . Any horse entered for an advertised race to which money is given by the. Jockey Club will not be allowed to start for Hack Races. Horees to be at the post for the Hurdle Race punctually at Twelve o'clock. Persons entering, horses for the Great Waimea South Handicap and Free Handicap must be subscribers lo the amount of at least two guineas, and to the Hurdle Race (only) one guinei to the Fund. •'• ■•"■■.* : , : ; : ■■ .- • ' ■ ' ;: ". „.. In the Hack Races for Saddles, any horse having won an advertised race of £15 or upwards will not be allowed to run for these prizes. A Brass Band will be in Attendance. KOBT. M; SMITH, 272 ....... jj bn< gee .