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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 3 August 1880, Page 3

MR. GEORGE GREENFIELD HORSE REPOSITORY, THAMEB-ST. Regular weekly sales OF HORSES, CATTLE, BUGGIES, AND HARNESS, Held at my Horse Repository, Thameßstreet, opposite Telegraph Office, EVERY SATURDAY. G. GREENFIELD, 436 Auctioneer. FRIDAY, 6ih AUGUST. At 12 o'clock. On the Premises, Big Hill, near Teaneraki, George Greenfield has been favored with instructions from Mr. Thomson, Trustee in Mulveny s Estate, to sell by public auction at the above time and place—--1069 Bags Oats, first-claBS 110 Do Barley do 1 Double-furrow Plough 1 Reaper (Reid and Gray) 1 Set Harness G. GREENFIELD, Auctioneer. CORPORATION NOTICES OAMARU WATERWORKS. NOTICE. PLUMBERS desiring to lay on HOUtiE SERVICES in connection with the Oamaru Water Supply must apply to the Acting-Engineer for the necessary licence. By order. E. W. B.OXBY, Town Clerk. July 29, 18S0. S9O THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF OAMARU. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that for ' the purpose of Completing the Construction of the Oamaru Corporation Waterworks, a Bill has been introduced into, and now before, Parliament at the pres> nt session, authorising the Corporation to borrow such further sums as may be requisite, not exceeding Ten Thousand Pounds by way of special loan, in manner provided by the Municipal Corporations Act, 1876. E. W. ROXBY, 932 Town Clerk. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF OAMARU. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a SPECIAL MEETING of the Council will be held at the Council Chambers, Oamaru, on THURSDAY, the 12fc!i daj of AUGUST, 1880, at 7.30 p.m., for the purpose of confirming and adopting tbe proposed By-Laws Nob. XI. to XXIII., both inclusive, published in the Oamaru Evening Mail newspaper of the 30th of June, 1-SBO. E. W. ROXBY, 804 Town Clerk. NOTICE. WILLIAM JAMES, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER, HAS REMOVED to Premises opposite the Post Office, Thames-street. 968 SHAG POINT COAL COMPANY (LIMITED.) Full supplies of coal win be READY cn and after MONDAY NEXT, 19th INST., the Miners having resumed work. W. H. WILLIAMS, 829 Manager. SPORTING HARE-KURI RACES, "FRIDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER, 1880. STEWARDS : Mr. W. M'Aughtrie Mr. W. Gardiner J. M'Lean J. A. Sutton J. Rickards C- Hille E. Gibson F. D.ilsety W. Goddard J. Collins W. O. Ross C. B. Ja';"»ics^n D. Sutherland R. Gunion G. Oliver G. Murray W. G. Munro T. C. Hill G. A. Harris W. Beattie W.Sutherland,jun. J. Robertson judge : Mr. D. SutherJand. STARTER I Mr. Beattie. CLERK OF COURSE : Mr. J. Gunn. CLERK OF SCALES : Mr. J. Collins. handicappers : Mr. D. Sutherland Mr. W. M'Kay Mr. H. Stoddart, Maiden Plate, of sovs, for horses that have never won a race (private excepted); weight for age ; di&tanoe. 1£ mile ; entrance, 15a. Whare-kuri Cup Handicap, of sovs; distance, 2 miles; nomination, £1; acceptance, 10s. Shepherds' and Working Men's Race, of sovs; employers of labor excluded ; distance, 1£ miles; weight for age; entrance, 15s. Hack Race, of sovs ; open only to horses that have never won a sum of £7 or over, and to all hordes that did not compete in any previous race at the meeting; distance, 1 miie; catch weights j entrance, 10a ; post Forced Handicap, of sovs; compulsory for winners, and open to losers; distance, If mile; entry, £l. Consolation Handicap, of sovs ; for all beaten horses during the meeting; distance, 1£ miles ; entry, 15s. RULES AND REGULATIONS. These races to be confined to the district. The district to extend from Awamoko to Longslip Station on the Otago side, thence from Lake Ohau to Elephant Bill on the Canterbury side, by the Watershed. All horses qualified must be ka .wn to be the bona fide property of the nominator, »nd to have been three months iu the district prior to the meeting. Second horse to receive the entrance money in all events. Qualification fee, £l. Three horses to start, or no race. All entries must be sent in to the Secretary, Whare-kuri Hotel, not later than 10 p m. on the night prior to the meeting. The Otago Jockey Club rules strictly adhered to. Five per cent, to be deducted from all sfcskfis# The decision of the stewards in all cases to be final. , No protest will be entertained unless accompanied with LI, which _wi'l be forfeited should the same prove frivolous. Owners of dogs are cautioned cgsinst bringing dogs on the couise, as poiso-. is laid on and around the same. JOHN GUNN, 988 Hon. Secretary.