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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 32, 3 February 1876, Page 1

BOOTS ! BOOTS! BOOTS ! ! ! ri^HE Undersigned" have to Arrive, JL ' EX s ■■■"; Celestial Queen/ 5 IN A FEW DAYS, second' sum mer s hipment of LAiDIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and f y,. CmLDREISf'S BOOTS& S JHCOES PUOMTHEr BEST ENGLIS B? HOUSES. Also, the well-known IMPROVED HOME' SHUTTLE : - ' SEWEBTG-! 1 ' *■ . • One ofthe best HAND MAOHfiSE'S FOR 'FAMILY TTSE. * A.lsoi tiie ; "PßiiMA DONNA." f i ALWAYS, 0"S HAND, TO OME RS & SONS', '*...>:• ;,' SUPERIOR,. Can t^pb^r j-inade COLONIAL <3r O Q_JD Bf JHE AliiY & -SON, BRIDGE-STREET. ' 35R9— 78 T^tAIMEA SOUrtl STEEPLECHASE ' TO BB HELD ON | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd, 1876. j Stewards. M. Sellon, Esq. . I C, B, Gabb, Esq. W. B. 1 noMsON, Esq. | ' W. * White, Esq. . Judge s J. Sharp, Esq., M.H.R. Starter: Mr T. C-.le. Clerk of the Course: Mr J. Baigent. Hurdle Rags, of 20 soys; li miles, over eigbt flights: -of hurdles; weight for age; ent r anee, 2 soys eich. Wailiiea Sooth Stkepi/bchase Cup, with 40 soys aidtd, over about three mileß of iair huuting country; weight for age. To close* and name undtriover to the Secretary, on or before tbe llth diy ot February 1876. Eatrauce, 5 eovs. Hack Hurdle Race, of 10 i>ovs; twice ronnd the course; ' ever eight fli^hss of hurdles; port f ntrance, 1 soy eaobi Thi-V Cavalry Oiu?, with. a sweepstake of 1 soy each, for horses .belonging to the Norrnanby Hussars, that bave attended at least _ik drills,'and.t> be ridden by members of the Corps; twice round; catcb weights; post entry. . - • Wakbitisjfd Handicap, of SO soys ; over abouc 2 miles of fair hunting country; eatmnce, I soy each. . Weights to be decibel as soon after the running for tbe Waimei South Cup aj .possible; acceptors, 2 soys tach Flat Race,, for first-olass Ladies' Saddle; post eutranca, 1 soy; once round. Fl\t Rack, for first-class Gentlemin's Sad-dl-b; pose entrance, 1 sjv; once round. Sweepstake Races will take* place during thl„> day, l boy being added by the Club. . "CONDItIONSs Any Horse entered for an advertised race to w;hich money is given by the. Club or, to name under cover to the Secretary! will not be allowed to start for Hack Raoes. Sirs-is to be at the post for the Hurdle . ,panclually. at 12 o'clock. Persons entering horses for. the Waimea, South Steep'echaße , Cup, the Wakeleld Handicap,-;or tbe Hurdle Race, must Bub scribe at least one guinea to the fund. Entrance's for.the Waimea South Steeple- , cha-ie l up, Wakefield Handicap, and Hurdle Race to be m ide on. the same dateIn the Haok Races, any horse having won. an Sidvertited race of ,15 soys or upwards, will not be allowed cb start for these prizes. . The decision of the Stewards will he final ih a!ll cases. A Brass Band will-be in attendance. ROBERT M. SMITH, 72 j -•• Hon. Secretary. . NOTICE. . PERSONS desirous of SAVING THEIR MONEY.cau do m by PURCSASING their GOODS from F. J HINGSTON, who is NOW SELLING OFF all kinds of articlejiu— /Drapery, Holloware, Clothing, Ironmongery, - Hosier?, G'assware. Haberd&s.hery, .... Stationery, Boots and Shoes, Tinware, Groceries. Oilman's Stores, &0., &C, ( &c. Now on the Premises, WAIMEA-STREET. " BARGAINS will be offered to the public until farther notice. Inspection invited, and no reasonable offer will be refuse 1. January 12, 1876. 112 WAKEFIELD TEA GARDENS. L DRAGER. begs to inform the public \ • generally thit. he has]* XCELLENT ACCOMMODATION for Picnics and Teal Parties. Refreshments can be supplied at moderate charges. Families and Wedding i Parties will fiud everything desirable. Nearly opposite • the Lower Wakefleld 7 Railway Station. . , .242 SANKfclt^ S6NG.Sand^OlioßoaiAi_3