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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2810, 27 March 1882, Page 4

Public Notices* , *, v i' . H

SdtlTH 1 CANTERBURY i ACE S (I ocK ETf,;;;^LUB TO BE HELD ON THE '.sflKNfc* R.U' R'AU BiG'OitJill S E k ON . 1 '.TUESDAY: AND WEDNESDAY,.A.BRIL ; 25 AND 26,1882.'' i 1 P 1.45 2.30 3.45 4.30 PiOflßA M ME— ' • FIRST Day. ,m.—Tbial'Stakes, i oT’SO sovs, for, that have. opt; wonilOO sovs '' in one event,, or two', eypnts, each ;of, the value ‘of’,9o’,soys or’hpwards, np '■’..'.ifcb'tliotilne of stotipg. Entrance, 2 . ,:,«ivs. Maidena-at. starting allowed, ' for 3-year-olds,' 31bsp A. years, 71b? ; .5 years and upwards. lOlbs. Weight, ' ‘for age. ..Distance, about If mileq., p.m. —Sires’ Peoddce Stakes, of tl sovs;, distance,. 6,furlongs.,; Colts, §Et. 101bT idllie?,'Bst 51b. . Acpeptoi-s a, tp pay,a sv?eep pf5 r sqvs on night of general ’entrfeßj' Bprcep, to ■go to the second Horse.' •, . ,CUP, a handicap of 200 , sovsi- with' a sweepstake of 5 sovs fpr acceptors; amount accruing froin the'sWecp to go to the second horse; po'minajion, , 2, sqys.;.,acceptance, : 4 ■ f sovs j (fistphce, T|'ihileS. * ; p.m.—FfiTiN’d'HANDiCAP, of 50 sovs; nomination,spyacceptance, d •V'sciv j 'dfstance, f ihile'S. ') *’•’' * 5 p.m,— Selling 1 Hack Race, of 1.0 sovs.; distance; ,I,mile. .No weight 1 lindht' BstP ■P6st v 'ehtry, 1 10 s. The

winner,to bc' BoJd,by auction.; any i : ' srirplua'over 20sova to go the Bacb ; s r, .*v t j i S E'd 0 N’D DAT. , V ] 1 p.m.—B. C. Jockey- Club; HANDibAp, of 150Boivs,’■''■witK'iaf sweepstake of 6 •I is -sots' tor* accc^tprsV aih'oiirit accruing from the -‘sweepstake v tq go,to, the second! 'hbrse': acceptance, 3'‘sqVs J ( HStan6e, 1J miles,, The, Timarn Cap to hairy'7lb penalty. j 1.45 p.m.— Handicap Hurdle Race, of 8Q sovs f ; distance, v about'2J miles, bVer B'flights' , of hurdles -, nominat t tiop, 1 soy.';'* acceptance, Sl.siqya j '■ * second* horse kb receive ‘£lo but - of the stakes.'‘ ; ' ‘ i 3 p,m.—Jelling HAck Hurdle • Race) ■ ; bf : 2’o sbvs j disfahce, 1| miles ; n<j .weight under!Ost ; thewinner ( tq be [S 1 * sojf by. auction -*'• ’ -'sot's to' go ttte :ftii±3.V post,,'entry] "3uw: 5.48„ piini-fWinter Oats’ p£ ’ r .','BQ .soys';,‘for •2 : -ypar,‘.oljs]..] wjLth^a acceptors;: ’the’sjveep to; ! ' ! gofio |he keoppd ( horse; ,-nomination,; 2 sovsf ; a6cep£ance, 2'sovs; distance,; six furjjopgSr ig'. • Off* 4.30 ,p.m.^pO^Sdl/ATip j N, Handicap,-; of; - , 30‘shysjpoist<&Wy,’i’sqy. j..distance). 1 milp," * , *'" ■* : .1.- [ Nomihaliops lor the Flying Handicap, S]C.'J.C; , Handicap,'Hurdle-Race, and Winter Oats.. Handicap, ‘.made, to the sect’ethry not later than 13th, 'at 9 p.m. "Weights ,tp be i qut^on Friday]. April*. 14th.,, ( Apoeptances,., with §weep and (jieuefal ■ hh April2oth, i: j , .. ’ ;i 1 All” hntiiies And'acceptances, mns£-he r- in sealed covers, addressed to the Secretary, Grosyenor Hotel,- Timarn, and contain entrance 7 mbhey, sweepstakes, .qualification .fee,, description, age and name of horse, and colors to be woth by jockey. 'Qualification fee to be enclosed with; the nomination, or the, nomination to be inyalid. r i For further particulars, see;, printed-pro-minmea]'’' ■ ■ ‘ * „;B, ,G;;KERB, - ; 1 ' ’ ■“ ' Qgß. Sec. MUSIC WAREHOUSE. 'A RNOLD It. EiBLSEY, &Co. 87 Princess SIBEBr, -S£)nNEi)iN, Have the largest and best selected/STOCK j of SHEET MUSIC in the Colonies. The Newest Songs and Pieces by every Mail, j See programmes'of . - - '•> I KELSEY’S NOVELTY CONCERTS.

; Pianos and all instruments' on the DEFERRED PAYMENT SYSTEM ; i -On terms to-suit: customers; .•»» ; ; . ,„r SOLE AGENTS FOR— * ' • : ; i Eosener Pianos Philip! Pianos” “■” ; ’ Joebel. Pianos , Jackson PianoS : i. ■, Bridgeport Organ Co; a , ■ Hillyard’.s Celebrated Brass Instruments. First award for Colonial-made Piano at , , , Dunedin Exhibition, 1881. - Tungi; visits Timaru—October, February, ‘ - and June. ; '' MBBPEB 5.5V5.1 m IQOi, I ' Great South Road, Timaru, XTT IL L - 1882; ’ h 6000 MBMBBrT"AT 10a EAGH. IAuTUMN.E’qfp;: v, E astbe H ’cap, 1 33 Perfprmprs. 33 Performers. - -First - -250‘ Second ,:f Second ' * 150 Third.. .. ISO -Third.. .. 100 Others (diydl)' -400 r Others (divd) 400 | v ■ w ,* .£9OO. FIiYING H’OAP. • ,10 'STABS, . : : 27 Performers; ‘r- ,i. First .. .. 200 First, ~ ~”£6O Second;, ■ .... 100 -Second;-' ■ .; £3O Third ..' .. ’' 80 Third .. * >-V. £2O Others (divd.) 250 Other 7 £lO Each 1 | ■■■>- #630 ’■•r-v.': r: BACH TICKET, HAP FOUR CHANCES. tSE* By letter only,, with two stamps enhlpsed-ior replies.; P. Q. Orders* or -Bank: Np|tes f; ,preferred. Chequer (with* Is exchange -added),,, can be ; forwarded! but “ Bearer” must not be erased. Registered; letfere mill not be accepted or telegrams replied to. rAypid -sending coin. ; " P. O. Orders for! los‘ and upwards can be obtained at anyjofli.ce.,. - ; Please Address — • t ADA iIANTUA, Cate, ; of .Mr Abeaham, Box 351/, Fi 0.,: - :' f ■■■" Dunedin.

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