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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 626, 6 May 1878, Page 4

! NOTICES rpHE AOliXii uTAGO COURSING President : Hon. M. Holmes. Vice-Presidents : Alex. M'Master, Esq., and Neil Filming, Esq. Cojimittrk : Mr. Allen Mr. Uonayne Mr. Steward Mr. Duncan Mr. Lintott Mr. Hedloy Mr. Hay Mr. Monlovo Mr. U'Aulcy Mr. Brydouc. Hon. Treasurer : C. S. Allen, Esq, Judok: Mr. C. K Lloyd. Patron : His Excellency the Marquis of Normanby. Opening Meeting.—All-aged Stakes, to bo run for on May 21st and following days, for 16 all-aged greyhounds, tho bond Jidc property of members of tho club, at L 3 3s each, with 1,155 added money. Winner to receive 1,35 ; second dog, Lls ; two dogs, LG each ; and four dogs, 1,3 each. Nominations, with entrance money, to close at I o'clock p.m. on Tuesday, tho 14th May, IS7S. Entries to be made by 7 o'clock p.m. on I Monday, 20th May, at " the Koyal Hotel Oamaru ; and the draw to take place immediately after. President's Meeting. -Awamoa Cup, to be run for on Juno 17 and following days, for 92 all-aged greyhounds, the bond jidc. property of members of tho club, at 1.5 5s each. Winner to receive 1.40, and a cup value 1,50, the gift of the President, tho lion. M. Holmes; second dog, 1,30 ; two dogs, Lls each: Winners of two courses, 1,7 each ; winners of one course, 1,3 each. Nominations, with entrance money, to close at 4 o'clock p.m. on Tuesday, tho 11th June, 187 S. Entries to be mado by 7 o'clock p.m. otu Saturday, tho 15th June, at the Koyal Hotel, Oamaru ; and the draw to take placo immediately after. Waterloo Meeting.—Waterloo Cup, t» bo run for on July <J and following days, for 32 all-aged greyhounds, at 1,12 10s each. Open to all'grovhoitnds, the bond jidc property of members of clubs whoso annual subscription is not loss than 1,1. Winner to receive 1,130 and a silver collar, presented by the club ; second dog, L(l,, ; two dogs, 1.;.{|.1, each ; four dogs, Lls each ; and uiyht, dogs, LlO each. Nominations, with entrance money, to close at 4 o'clock p.m. on Tuesday, the 2nd July, IS7S. Entries to be made by 7 o'clock p.m. on Monday, the Sth July, 'at, the Koyal Hotel, Oamaru ; and the draw to take place, immediately after. Should the Awamoa Cup and the Waterloo' Cup not fill, the Committee reserves the right of running them oil'with fewer extras and reducing the prizes ]>ro rata, if ir.ore nominations than the advertised numbers be applied for, after reducing them to one to each nominator, they will be allotted by ballot. W. H. konayni:, Hon. Soorotary. Oamarm, February, IS7B. !>3C

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