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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 130, 20 September 1876, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISE WEI Mrs. for 121 Q AMARU MECHAM' >' IXSTITI' lE. A SWPCfAL MEETING OF COMMITTEE I Will be hcM on J THURSDAY EVfHfflfG. 21 at IMSTANT, ,/ Ah Eight o'clock, 1 T» consider what U to W dot»« tfth money atbina {rem the late Concert. C. H TEMPEST, tt± Hon. .See. ENTERTAINMENT. M, Mana! V St o NIC II 4 L L Mr. Cuarxes W-J*'®-IS EVENINI LAST NldhTE LASjfNIGHTII The Manager Begs to amtotince, for This Night Only. A\ COWLETE NEGRO CHAIR PEBFORJtopCE, alter the CHRISTY MINSTRELS I COMrLiq*\trARTETTE: r COMFLErnt CHORUSES: First and Jfly ajp.peafolcc.of the WONDERWL TRAINED RATS! LILLY BRmNT in Freaks at Terpsichore. Re*etnt)er. pwStivefyphe LAST NIGHT or the NEW foRK VAUDEVILLE TROUPE. ©fen at 7.30: Performance to comat eight o'ctosk sharp. Front seats. 3a.; Back Seats, ; Gallery, OnefShifling. 651 AUCTION. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. All. MAUDE * Tijbi nnill ui 't instructions from Taos. HAfe&T. foft-. tijaeU by at an early <sfat<\ / jr j j THE TOWKSHIP Of RICHMOND ; SUBURB Air SECTICpS of from ONE to A 1 NINE IcRE*. . is sttnate*! ©a the Waitaki line, close to the aiding at Richmond's: is alxntt six miles from Oamaro, suut to the CENTRE of an important Agricultural District. Fall particulars in a fwtare iatsae. Itsum may W seen, aad fnll particulars? obtained from GEORGE SUMPTER, Or »A. H. MAUDE, Auctioneer.

RACING, o AMARU STEEPLECHASE MEETING. FRIDAY, 13th OCTOBER, IS7G. Stewards: Messrs. A. Patersoii. W. Swanson, V>~. H. Kooayuev Jas. Patcwa. *J. Doolev, ao3 O. Greenfield. i Jcb«E: ~~W. J. Steward,, Starti T. S'haMef3jfifoiiCUERK €>r Tlt#CoCßaß: : J. Whcstla, Esq. jock or tiiS Scales ; O. R. Tiyl^&q. llA^£>fOi v PEE9^ The JL*t£>C® STE.KPLECtI ASE. of 35 SOV3. ; for all hnn»es> that have never won a steeplechase f,Ma.tehe4»n«l Hack IJaees expected); about - mites. over 15 jumps, and across such cnttfltry as the Stewards may appoint. Weight £»:>r age; entrance. X- with a swe<sp ©I: £2-a. each, tm go to the second hecse. OAMAisr Ha!»WM «STBEM»ECWA9B CCJP. of 73 sovs. £» iiaitsiieapj. About 3 nities, eve? sn«h jttmpst and senna< such country as the Stewards may appoint. Nominations, £2 ; acceptances, £1 Is., with a sweep of £3 3i. eaclj, to g» to the second horse. COJfSOkVttaS STftfIM.ECtIASE Handicap, of 2W sovs.: for all losers among the meeting; over the same coarse as the Maiden. Post entry. £1 Ist., with a sweep of £1 Is. each, to go to the second horse. M,hkb, of £25" a side, over the same course as the Maiden. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. littles of the New Zealand Grand National Steeplechase to be strictly adhered to. 2. Not Jess than three horses to start for each race, or only half the stake- witt be paid. 3. N»mii",atioti3 t't>r the Oamarti 6te •{►kv chase to bu sent m sealed c»>vtrs, containing name, age. and color of the horse, and colors of the rider; and addressed to the Secretary, at the Empire Hotel, Oatnaru, not later than eight o'clock turn, on Saturday, the 23rd inst. Weights to be published on Friday, 29th inst. Acceptances and sweeps on the night of general entry at the above Hotel, before eight o'clock, and no monies will be received after this hear under any pretence whatever. 4. Night of General Entry—Monday, 9th October, at the Empire Hotel, before eight o'clock pun. St Any hone found using any of the tamps, or running ground, alter the course has been laid out, will be disqualified from running at the meeting. G. GREENFIELD, Hon. Sec.