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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 743, 28 August 1878, Page 2 (Supplement)

SPORTING' '>• JOCKEY CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. TO BE HELD AT DUNTROON ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 3rd and 4th ok October, 187£. Presipent : Hon. 11. Campbell. Vice-President : Mr. Edmund Gibson. Stkvarps *. Mr. R. Campbell Mr. Chapman Mr. E. ftibson Mr. J. M'P. Miller Mr. <t. A. Sutton Mr. W. Inder Mr. T. C. Hill Mr. A. If. MaudeMr. M. Studholmo Mr. F. Dalgety Mr. M. M'Kellar Mr. A. 801 l Mr. \V. Cairns Mr. E. Menlove Mr. Anthony M'Master. Judrk: Mr. M'Kollar. Si ARTKR : Mr. James Black'. Clebk of rap, Covusit. Mr. Frank Thomas. Clerk or Tiiii Scalhh :. Mi. E. C. Smith. IfANPICAITKR : Mr. Caleb Mnoru. FIRST DAY. Maiden- Plate (to start at 12 o'clock) of ,'!0 sovs ; distance, 1$ miles ; weight for ago ; entry, LI Ids. ; open to all horses that have not won an advertised race of 20 sovs. Waitaki County Plait. (to start at 1 o'clock), a handicap of 40 sovs ; di*Btsiioo, 1-J mile; nomination, LI; acceptance, LI. Waitaki Cur (to .start at 2 o'clock), a handicap of 150 how, with a sweep of 2 sovs, tiio sweep to co to tlie second horsa ; the winner of the County Plate to carry s!bs penalty ; distance, 2 miles; nomiuation, L2 2s ; acceptance, L2 2h. Trotting 1 Jack (to start at 3.30), a handicap of 25 sovs ; distance, 3 miles ; nomination, LI ; acceptance, LI. Hack Selling Hack (to start at 4.30), of 30 sovs : the winner, if to bo. sold for L 25, to carry weight for age ; if lor 1.20, to lv! allowed 7ibs under ;if for LI3, to be allowed 14-lbs under; if for LlO, to be allowed 211 b.i under ; any surplus to go to the Ciub ; entry, LI ; half-mile heat*. SECOND DAY. Handicap Hurplk Hack (to start at 12 o'clock), of 30 sovs ; distance, 2 mibs ; overS liights of hurdles, 3ft 3in high ; nomination, LI ; ac-ocplauco, LI. WaTTAKI JoCKKV CICII H.IXIUCAP (to still I. :>t 1 o'lock) of 100 sovs., a sweep of 2 sovs , the sweep to yn to tlio second h'.isc ; distance, 1J mile ; winner of the Cup to carry 7'.bs., and of County Plate olbs. penalty; nomination, 1 sow; acceptance, 2 sovs. I>i ntr.ion Pi.atk (to start at 2 o'clock) of the value of 40 sovs.; distance, li miles; weight for aio-> ; entry LI ; open to all horses within the district bounded by the AwamoUo Creel; and the Watershed towards tile Waitaki on both sides an far worth as the Limlis Pass that have not. won ;i.)i advertised race of over 1.20 Ail horses to have been the bono' jhh, property of the- owner for three months previous to the races. Ch.\mi>agnk Stakes (to start at H. 30) of 7(1 sovs.; welter weights for ago; a mile and a di-lance ; on try 2 hova. Consolation If anjucu' (to start at 4.30) of 25 sovs.; disUiiico, 1 mile; ontry, LI ; opal) to all beaten horses ut the meeting. HULKS AND RKCiULVTTONS. No entry.will !)e received for any of tin; races, except on the condition that all disputes shall ho decided by the Stewards, whose decisions in all eases shall be final. 1 Minedin Jockey Club rules strictly adhered to. No protect will bo entertained unless L 3 3s •'0 uepo.-ited, which will bo forfeited should '•he protest prove frivolous. Qualification fee, L2 2s. No nomination or entry will be received, unless duly •.pMlified. Not less than three lioi'B'-b to start for each r;u: ■•, or only half the st'ikos. Fi'. a per cent, to be deducted from all stdt.es. Nominations to be in the ham«>i nf t.bn >:.'cretarv not later than the 7th of Septem-b-:r. Wcit'hts to appear in the North Otago Time* on the lfith of September. Acceptances and fuveeps to be paid to the Secretary up to the nifdit of Ist of October, y.hieh is the nis;ht of r- neral entry. AH entries to bo Bealed and addresßcd to '•ho Secretary, Duntrooa, enclosing untraneu name and of hone, and colors of the rider. WILLIAM GARDINER; ■80!) Hon. Sec.

I NOTICES i ,4 N endeavour is beitm made to St r\ MEN T T THE FUND?) of the BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION, by getting up a CMiXIVAI. and BIH7CK AUCTION in Mv. INO LIS' NKW BUILDINGS, (-o-'»:-t:e-sfrc«!t, about t'ne Middle of SEPTKMKEIi proximo. CONTKIBUTTONS ■:f Wh'.it, <">.-!tfi. and Produce of any sort j also Needlework, u:id Vomif{ Persons' I ii.ip.diwork, will be yl.-id'y .and th.inl;fnlly m:c;'|itvd. Article for exhibit only will bo welcomed. (!oi-ds addressed to the Carnival i'ommitte-j will bo taken Kreo by Rsil, and advice of goods being forwarded please send in undersigned. JOHN L GILLIES, Member of General Committee. Di'iicdin, !)tii August, 187 S. 545 Hom.ow.vy'k F'li.T.s.—Stomach, Liver, and Bowel?.—There w nothing hurtful in tho composition of th-se purifying Pills—nothing that can injure tho most delicate constitutions. Tlioy improve tho appetite, quicken tho energies of tho stomach and liver, and regulate the bowels. They thus become the unrest safeguards against indigestion, and the ea'est promoters of the body's growth action on every internal orf;an, and they regulitte every disordered or debilitated function. They are natural ami, therefore, etlioieni purifiers and correctives. Few unhealthy conditions of the stomach or digestive apparatus can withstand the accumulative healthy influence obtained over the whole frame when these pills are judiciously and perseveringly taken, by invalids. — Abvt.l