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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 732, 14 August 1878, Page 4

SPORTING rjTAITAKI JOCKEY CLUB. ANNUAL M.'vKTLNG. TO BE HELD AT DUNTROON ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 3rd and 4th of October, 1878. President : Hon. K. Campbell. Vice-President : Mr. Edmund Gibson. Stewards : Mr. R. Campbell Mr. Chapman Mr. E. Gibson Mr. J. M'P. Miller Mr. G. A. Sutton Mr. W. luder Mr. T. C. Hill Mr. A. H. Maude Mr. M. Studholme Mr. F. Dalgety Mr. M. M'Kellar Mr. A. 801 l Mr. W. Cairns Mr. K. Monlovo Mr. Anthony M 'Master. JriNiK : Mr. M'Kellar. Starter : Mr. James Black. Clerk of the Course : Mr. Frank Thomas. CI.ERK OF THK Sf'AUM : Mr. K. C. Smith. Haniuc-uter : Mr. Caleb Moore. FIRST DAY. Maiden Plate (to start at 12 o'clock) of 30 sovs ; distance, 1J miles ; weight for age ; entry. LI 10b. ; open to all howes that have not won an advertised raco of 20 sovs. Waitaki County Plate (to start at 1 o'clock), a handicap of 40 sovs; distance, IA mile; nomination, LI; acceptance, LI. Waitaki O.T (to start at 2 o'clock), a handicap of 150 sovs, with a sweep of 2 sovs, the sweep to go to the second horse ; the winner of the County Plato to carry slbs penalty ; distance, 2 miles; nomination, L2 2s ; acceptance, 1.5 2b. Trottinc Rack (to start at 3.30), a handicap of 25 sovs; distance, 3 miles ; nomination, LI ; acceptance, LI. Hack. Selling Rack (to start at 4.30), of 30 sovs ; tho winner, if to be sold for L 25, to cany weight for ago ; if for L2O, to ( be allowed 71l>s under ; if for Lls, to bu allowed 141bs under ; if for LlO, to bo allowed 2libs under ; any surplus to go to the Club; entry, LI ; half-mile heats. | SECOND DAY. ' Handicap Hurdle Race (to start at 12 o'clock), of 30 snvs ; distance, 2 mileß ; over 8 flights of .hurdleß, 3ft 3in high ; nomination, LI ; acceptance, LI. Waitaki .Jockey Cluii Handicap (to start at I o'lock) of 100 sovs., a sweep of 2 sovs., the swoop to go to tho second horse ; distance, 1J mile ; winner of the Cup to carry 7ibs., and of County Plato 51bs. penalty; nomination, I 80V.; acceptance, 2 sovs. Duntroon Plate (to start at 2 o'elock) of the value of 40 sovs.; distance, 1J miles; weight for age ; entry LI ; open to all hordes within the district bounded by , the Awamoko Creek and the Watorsbcd towards the Waitaki on both sides as far north as the Lindis Pass—All horses to have been the liona fide, property of the owner for three months previous to the races. CiMMrAONK Stakes (to start at 3.30) of 70 sovs.; welter weights for ago; a mile and a distance ; entry 2 sovs. Consolation Handicap (to start at 4.30) of 25 sovs.; distance, 1 mile ; entry, LI ; open to all beaten horseß at the meeting. RULES AND REGULATIONS. No entry will he received for any of the races, except on the condition that all disputes shall ho decided by the Stewards, whose decisions in all cases shall bo final. Dunediu Jockey Club rules strictly adhered to. No protest will bo entertained unless L 3 3s he deposited, which will be forfeited should the protest prove frivolous. Qualification fee, L2 2s. No nomination or entry will be received, unless duly qualified. Not Jess than three horses to start for each race, or only half the stakes. Fivo per cent, to be deducted from all stakes. Nominations to be in the hands of the Secretary not later than tho 7th of September. Weights to appear in the North Otago Times on the 18th of September. Acceptances and sweeps to be paid to the j Si.M'.n-tary up to the night of Ist of October, whirh is the night of general entry. All entries to be sealed and addressed to the Secretary, Duntroon, enclosing entranco lees, name and age of horse, and colors of the rider. WILLIAM GARDINER. 409 Hon. See, BUSINESS NOTICES WANTED, Persons seeking Situations to Know that the Mail is the best means of making their wants known, as ad vet t semen ts of that class are always looked for in E"wii>;t? Pane t GRATEFU L— COM PORTING. P P S' COCOA. I BREAKFAST. " By a thorough knowledge of th« .atur&l laws which govern the operations ot digestion and nutrition, and by a earoful application of the line properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps lias provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tondency to disease Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around ui ready to attack wherovor their is a weak point. Wo may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping oursolvos well fortified with pwr blood and a properly nourished frame. - See Article iu the Civil Service Chaetk, Made simply with boiling water or milk. Mb., labelled. JAMES EPPS AND CO., Homceopathic Chemists, 0 ' 48, Threadnkedlk-strebt, and 170, Pice** DILLY. Works—Euston-road and Caslpdk* ToWW London. 67$