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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 39, 10 February 1876, Page 1

BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS 111 fT. HE Undersigned have to Arrive, JL ex " Celestial Queen," IN A FEW DAYS, : THEIR SECOND SUMMER SHIPMENT OF LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S . BOOT© &BHOES : FROM THE BEST ENGLISH HOUSES. Also, the well-known IMPROVED HOME SHUTTLE ' SEWING MACHINE. One of the best HAND MACHINES FOR FAMILY USE. Also, the "PRIMA DONNA." ALWAYS ON HAND, TOOMERS & SONS' ; SUPERIOR Can terbuiy-macle COLONIAL a O O 3D S. HEALY & SON, BRIDGE- STREET. 3589—78 TTTAIMEA SOUTH STEEPLECHASE TO BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd, 1876. Stewards. M. Sellon, Esq. I C. B. Gabb, Esq. W. B. Thomson, Esq. | W. Whit_, Esq. Judge : J. Sharp, Esq., M.H.R. Starter: Mr T. Cjle. Clerk of the Course: tylr J. Baigent. HtiiiDLE Rage, of 20 sovs; 1£ miles, over eight flights of hurdles; weight for age; enfance, 2 *ovs each. Waijiba Sooth Steeplechase Cop, with 40 sovs add.d,, over about three miles of fair hunting country; weight for age. To close and name under cover to the Secretary, on or betore the llth dny of February 1876. Entrance, 5 sovs. Hack Hurdle Ba(?b, of 10 *ovs; twice round thb course; over eight flights of hurdles; post entrance, 1 sov each, Thb Cavalry Ocp,, with a sweepstake of 1 sov each, for horses belonging to the Normanby Hussars, that have attended at least six drills, and to be ridden by members of the Corps; twice round; catch weights; post entry. Wakefi .fd Handicap, of 80 sovs ; over about 2 miles of lair hunting country; entrance, 1 sov each. Weights to be declared as soon after the running for the , Waimea South Cup as possible; acceptors, 2 povs each Flat Race, for first-class Ladies' Saddle; post entrance, 1 sov; once round. Flat Race, for first-class Gentleman's Saddle; post entrauce, 1 sov; once round. Sweepstake Races will take place during the day, 1 sov being added by the Club. Conditions : Any Horse entered for an advertised race to which money is given by the Club or to namo under cover to the Secretary, will not be allowed to start for Hack Races. Horses to _e at the post for the Hurdle Race, pimctuall^jat 12 o'clock. Persons entering horses for the Waimea South Steeplechase Cup, the Wake Held Handicap, or the. Hurdle Race, must subscribe at least one guinea to the fund. Entrances for the Waimea South Steeplechase .up, Wakefield Handicap, and Hurdle Race to De made on the same dateIn the Ha_k Races, any horse having won ah advertised race of 15 sovs or upwards, will not be allowed to start for these prizes. The decision of the Stewards will be final in. all cases. A Brass Band will be in attendance. ROBERT M, SMITH, 72 Hon, Secretary. NOTICE. PERSONS desirous of SAVING THEIR MONEY, can do si by PURCHASING their GOODS from F. J. HINGSTON, who is NOW SELLING OFF all kinds of articles in— Drapery, Holloware, Clothing, Ironmongery, Hosier., Glassware. Haberdaßhery, Stationery, Boots and Shoes, Tinware, Groceries. Oilman's Stores, &c, &c, &c. Now on the Premises, WAIMEA-STREET. BARGAINS will be offered to tho public j until further notice. Inspection invited, and no reasonable offer will be refused. January 12, 1876. 112 WAKEFIELD TEA GARDENS. L; DRAGER begs to inform the public . generally that he has EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION for Picnics and Tea Parties. Refreshments can be supplied at moderate charges. Families and Wedding Parties will find everything desirable. Nearly opposite the Lower Wakefield Railway Station. . 242 SANKEY'S SONGS and SOLOS OU SALE 1 price ed„ at the Mail office.