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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 117, 5 September 1876, Page 3

RACIKC. A M AIS U ST K E I MEETING. FRIDAY. 13th OCTOBER. IWtS. Stewards: Messrs. A. Patcra«»n. VV". J»wan9«!i. W. H. Ilomayne. 4a*. I'aterson. 4. D««olcy, and *». CJr««if*ti«.'l«l--.lvtwr.: \V. J. Steward, Esq. Starter : T. Shalders, Esq. I Clerk *>r the Ockse : 4. Wheatley. Esq. VtXtiK »>r THE Stvn.R» : G. I:. Taylor. Esq. IIASMCvM-tlfc*: The .stewards. M<Mt>f2t StEEPMieii.v**. of 33 sovs.; for all horse* that have never »pii a steeplechase f Matches and Hack Uaees expectedj: ahout 2 miles, ftvtar 15 jnnip+, and acros* such country as the Steward* may appoint. Weight for age: entrance. .E- 2*., with a sweep of ,£2 2s. each, to go» to the second horyc. Camas tr 7.» sovs. (a Handicap)). Ahont 3 mile.*, over such juni|its and aero** sneh country as "the Stewards may appoint. Nominatinns, £2 2*.; acceptances. El Is., with a sweepof S3 3*; each, tog.* to the second horse. S'rr.i'-ri.r.aiAM: HAJ»i>tcAi\ of 2W sovs. ; for all loaers among the meeting : over the same coarse as the Maiden. P«*tt entry. St Is., with a sweepof £1 Is. each, to gw to the second hone. Match, of £23 a side, over the same course ».-> the Maiden. SULKS AND IU.GULATIQXS. 1. littles of the New Zealand Grand National Steeplechase to he strictly adhered to. 2. Not less titan three horses to start, for tsayh r»«e. or only half the stakes will l>e pahli. 3. Nominations for the Oamarn Steeplechase to !*.« sent in sealed covers; containing damp. age. and color of the horse, and colors* of the »td«*f; and addressed to ths Secretary, at the Empire Motet. Oaniant. not later than wight o'chiek p.m. on Saturday, the23rd inst. Weights- to S»e paldbhed on Friday. 29th itist."" Acceptances and sweep* on the nijlit of g«ner!»t entry at the ahove Hotel, Wore sight tu'eteek. and no monies will *>e received after this h»»r under any pretence whatever. 4. Night of General Entry—Monday, 9th tfcrtoWr. at th« Empire Hotel. Ijcfore eight o'clock p m. "&. Any horse fodnd using any of the Jttcnps. or running ground, after the course haso.cn laid ont. will lie disqualified from running at the meeting. G. GUEEXFIEI.P.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTHSR3HIP. GREAT CLEARING SALE CROCKER YWARE. GLASS. CUTLERY. STATIONERY. AJ*t» FAN C Y GOO DS. T C A g X E v *s, THAMESSTREET. OAMARU. ft»tt»£ t*» .Leave the Present Premises. EVERY ARTICLE will Lc CLEARED OUT lefore thte l*»th INST. Parties wishing t«» Bay I'heap will bow have the wpporDTOttiy 08 «!!»ii»g aw, as EVERY ARTICLE WILL BE SOLD AT COST PRICE, FOR CASH. Toctet Sets, for L"fcf., trniaJ prise XL Toilet Set*, 15*., asoal price 225. 6*l. A Large * aaotity of -Jag*, printed, 2*. Gd. tli-e set. Odd Jags and Basins, Vases, Lookinggtaaae.3, acid Deca .tens. A Quantity of Work-boxe*, at 55., nana! price IDs. AH.fttti*, at 3*. and 5?., nstial price, pis. and I**4 each. \ LAttftE NUMBER OF WRITIXGDLSKS. C ACNE Y, THAMES-STKREr, DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. TOTICE is Hcrehy Given that the * PARTNERSHIP heretofore suhsisttns; hetween the undersigned JOHN CAGNEY and DANIEL TOOIIEY. holh 08 ThnntO'alireefc. Onmant. as Stationers. Faney Goods; and China Dealers, nnder the style- or firm of "J. Cagney and C 0.," has tret* day hesn DISSOLVED l»y etflnxion of The httsiness will in fa tare he CARRIED ON I>y the said .JOHN CARNEY, who wil pay all moneys dna l»y, and receive all moneys owing to, the late firm. Ihited this first day of S.-ptemhir, 1876. D. TOOHEY. .*. CA .NLY. Witness— B. B.ioiEn, i Solicitor, Camaro. 6£o