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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 2 December 1880, Page 1

SPORTING ■; it. ,■[ J) .kEßiiira. ■ MONDAY DEC. '27 TH ([BOXING DAY.)

I . r Stewards i •Mr. GL Campbell Mr., J. Henderson |»• Mitchell T . A. Thomson ] ~ 6. Gotdon. ~ B, Morton Mr. D. W. Davis. '•tfTOfflfc}'" • N. Fleming, Esq. ; ' starter: 0. K. Wise, Esq. handlCappkr : M. Shorwin, Esq. ! -

: Maiden Elate, J2O sova, fqr horses thathWra' neVpr won ari advertised race value £2().; weight for age: enti'ancfr, - i anv 1 '» flfo.' titice, I J mile. ' —' ; '' Kakanbi .Hawm.'ap, of 40 sots f nomioation, 1 soy • accoi/tance. 1 sovidis. tance, 2 miles. ' ' • ' / • Novel Each, 30 sova; the winner to be tafd immediately after the raoe, the whble of the proceeds to go, the funds j weight: for age ; «ntrajtp3,.i..aor; distance!!* mile. . " . Publicans' HaWdicaf, 30'sovs; honioa* bov ; acceptance, 1 srir 1 ; ; 4i*. - '.taricia, ]|mile. v; : ioi Sack ItACB, 20«ovs; winner to be sold-foe lOfcovs, any surplus'to go to thji'ffcpds { post entry, 10s; no' weifiht ,lir stone; amateur ridera ; profrtgipnwa. 71b extra; J mile heate. Consolation, soy, f. r all beateii, hones j entrance, 1 sovs distance, 1 mile.

Nominations for the Kakanui and Pablt. can*' Handicaps to be sent in to the Seore. tary not later than 8 p.m. on December 10th. Weights to appear in the Oamarnpaperiof December 15th. ~ General entry for Maiden ; Rate, Norel Race, and acceptances for ; Handicap*, with colors, to be made not later than 8 p.m.'oa Wednesday, 2'2ad December. No person to enter a. horeo nnleu be h e subscriber;, to tho, funds of £1 la; tisdk Race excepted. • Three hories to start in each.race, or aaly half, the added money will be given. : .ij The dedkion of the .Stewards in itil cfiiee to be. fiaaL Dunedin Jockey Clab: roles strictly adhered to, unless wh«rs ; otherwise specified. Five per cent, dednoted.from all winnings for sxpentes. JOHN TBtBEL Hon. Sec.

DUNEDIN CUP. JOHN CALLANAN'B CONSULTATION OX Tus DUNE JD I N CUP. To be run in February, 18S1. 6000 SUBSCRIBERS AT £1 EACH.; - First horse ... ... £ISOO Starters (divided) ' ... " 878" Noa-startora (divided) ... 87S £SOOO

If cheques are forwarded exchange mast ba added. Wherever possible F.O. orders should be forwarded, and stamps snolosed for reply. Address— JOHN CALLANAN, Proprietor, Shamrook Hotel, 981 Timara.

c ONSULTATION No. ON DUNEDIN COP, 1881. STAR PROBLEM. 2000 MEMBERS AT £J. First Second Third Starters Non-starters £3OO 400 200 250 350 £2OOO 39 Nominations.

Address —" Star Problem," Care of C J. HARRIS, Skar md Garter Hotel, Or, Box 10, P. 0., Oamara. No. 2 Consultation will be opened immedi* ately after No. 1 atones. 1. A Special Prize of £SO will be awarded to any correspondent who First places the first three iioraea. in their relative positions in the Cup. 2. Letters received each day will be kept distinct, and oponed after the race, in order of priority as received, until winner is found. 3. If the horses be oorrectly placed by mora than one person on the eatno day, snch persons' ti divide prize. Each, letter niu«t havo a 2d stamp enclosed, or net oligiblo for competition. Letters re* ceived from Novnmber 22nd, 1380, ta February 23rd, 18S1, inclusive. 4. A Committee of five to snperintend, their decision to be final. PKI Z B Address—" D. C. Prize," Care of C. J. HARRIS, DI kj. O. nAnAio, Star and Garter Hotel, Or, Box 10, P. 0., Oamaru. 891

THIS COMBINATION. O\MARU HANDICAP k. HURDLQ RACK. Run on the Oth and 10th Deo., 1830. 300 AT £l. Oamaru Handicap— First Horse £IOO Seond ~ £4O Third £2O Hardle Handioap— First Horse £6O Second ~ £2O Third „ ... ... £lO Other Starters divided £'2o Non-starters ~ ... £3O -Ptl¥l C. P. ROBERTS. Treasurer. Box 9, Post OfFico, Or, Royal Hotel, Oamaru.l 80S

] FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS 1 : FIRSWORKSI Tbe undersigned has now on hand one of tha largest and b>st oolleotions *f Fireworks ever imported to the Colony, from the maker to the Crystal Palace Company, London, consisting of rockets ef all nises, horizontal, girondole, rainltow, triangle, casoade, furilooa, aud Catherine wheels, mortars, shells, Roman oandels, Bengal lights, Jaok-in-the-box, mines, Tonrbiltiona Bengal lights, and a variety of other sorts too numerous to mention; tiro balloons from 8 to 20 feet in oiroumferenoe. wishing to make a good display should order oarly, as this is the only g iod oollection in the Colony. AU orders aooompaoied with P.O. Order will meet with qniok doapatoh. 20 JP. EAULK, Thamea-st., Oamaru,