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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2815, 1 April 1882, Page 4

‘- * Pul>li6 'Notidles, 1 . SOUTH, CANTERBURY ,i - Jockey Glub /Races TO BE HELD ON THE TIMARU RACECOURSE,. ON , '•' TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL ; 25 and 26, 1882. ' ' . / P BOG BA M ME—--1 FIRST DAY. 1 p.m.— Tbial Stakes, of 50 sovs, for horses that;hare not won 190 sovs in one event, or.two events, each of the value of 90 govs or’upwnrds, np to the time of starting. Entrance, 2 sovs. Maidens at starting allowed, • for.3-year-olds, 31bs; 4 years, 71bs'; 5 years upwards, lOlbs, , Weight for age. Distance, about \\ miles. 1.45 p.m,—Sires’ Produce Stakes, of 90 sovs; distance, 6 furlongs. Colts, Bst 101 b; fillies, Bst 51b. Acceptors ! to pay a sweep of 6 sovs on night of general entries, amount of sweep to ■ go to the second horse. 2.30 p.m.—Timabu Cup, a handicap of 200 .sovs, with a sweepstake of 5 sovs for ~ . acceptors; amount accruing from the sweep to go to the second horse ; ; nomination, 2 sovs acceptance, 4 sovs ; distance, 1| miles. .. „ ; 3.45 p.m.—Frying Handicap,,©! 50 sovs; 1 ; nomination, 1 sov; acceptance, 1 ; sov; distance, f miles. 4.30 p.m.— Selling Hack Race, of 10 sovs ; distance, 1 mile.,, No weight S under Bat.,, Post entry, 10s. • t The i winner to be sold by auction; any surplus over 20 sovs to go the Race Fund. SECOND DAY. 1 p.m.— S, O. Jockey Club Handicap, of 150 s6vs, ; with a sweepstake of 5 sovs for acceptors’; amount accruing, from'the •sweOpstake to go to : the second horse ; nomination, 2 sovs ; acceptance,’3 ■ sovs ; distance, 1£ i miles. The winner of the Timaru Cup to carry 71b penalty. 1.45 p.m.— Handicap Hurdle Race, 'of/ 80 sovs ; distance, about 2£ ; miles,Over 8 flights Of hurdles ; nomination, ,1 sov ; acceptance, 2 sovs ; second horse to receive £lO put of ; . the stakes. : ‘ 1: * •' 3 pm,—Selling Hack Hurdle Race, of 20 sovs ; distance,' 1J miles ; no weight under 10st; the winner to be- ! sold by auction ; any surplus over 2Q i sovs to go the fund post entry, 1 sov. 3.45 p.m.—Winter Oats Handicap,’ of 80 sovs ; for 2-year olds; with a sweepstake of 3 sovs for acceptors ; amount accruing from the sweep to go to the second horsenomination, 2 sovs ; acceptance, 2 sovs; distance,, six furlongs. ’ : 4.30 p.m.—Consolation Handicap, of 80 sovs; post entry, 1 soy; distance, 1 mile. Nominations for the Timaru Cup, Flying Handicap, S.G.J.C. Handicap,Hurdle Race, and Winter Oats Handicap to be made to the Secretary not later than Monday March 13th, at 9 p.m. Weights to be out on Friday, ApriPl4thi Acceptances, with Sweep and General Entries, Up to 9 p.m. on Thursday, April 20tb. All entries and acceptances must be in sealed covers, addressed to the Secretary, Grosyenor Hotel, Timaru, t and contain entrance money, sweepstakes,' qualification fee, description, age and name of horse, and colors to be worn by jockey. Qualification fee to be enclosed With the nomination, or the nomination to be invalid.

For farther particulars/ see ’printed programmes., ' E. G. KERR, Hon. Sec. ‘ MUSIC WAREHOUSE. Arnold K. .Kelsey, & Go. t ■ 87 Princess, Street, Dunedin, Have the largest and beat selected. STOCK of SHEET MUSIC in the Colonies. The Newest Songs and Pieces by every Mail. See programmes of' . KELSEY’S NOVELTY CONCERTS. ,'Planos and all'mstrumehts oh the DEFERRED PAYMENT SYSTEM ' On terms to suit customers. • SOLE AGENTS FOR— Rosener Pianos Philip! Piahos Joebel Pianos Jackson'Pianos • Bridgeport Organ Co. Hilliard’s Celebrated Brass RistrUmerits. First 'award for Colonial-made Piano ,at ''i ; Dunedin Exhibition, 1881.’ Tuner' visits Timaru—October, February, ? : >' ’’ and June; AGENTS—MESSES h. ;a. TEMPERTON & CO., Great South Road, Timarn. ILL CLOSE APRIL 7, 1882’. ...jßr. CHRISTCHURCH RACES. 6000 jMEMBERS AT f IQs EACH;, 1 Autumn H’cap. Bastes H’oap . : 33 Performers. 33 Performers/ First . . , . 600 First .. ,250 Second' ; 250' Second , 150' Third,; .. 150 Third.. ',, ..100 Others; (divd.) 400 Others (div/d) ,400 • .'•■■■- i .Flying H’cap. 10 Stabs, 27 Performers. First.. .. 200 P&st .V .... £6O. Second .. 100 Second ~ £3O" Third.. .. 80 Third... .. £2O Others (divd.) 250 Other 7/ £iO Each ! £630 BACH TICKET HAS FOUR CHANCES. - IS’ By letter onl-y -with, two- stamps enclosed for replies, p. q. Orders, or Bank Notes preferred, cheques (wit.h Is exchange added) cail be forwarded, but Bearer mus' t not be erased. Registered ietters. mill • accepted or- telegrams £?P lled t°’ Avoid sending coin. P. O. uraera m jqs an(i upwar da can be obtamedr at any office. Please Address—- „ ADA MANTUA, U* .re of Mr Abraham, Box 351, P, 0., 1 i Dunedin. ■ , HORSE CLOTHS 1 HORSE CLOTHS I BUY your Horse Cloths from J. TRIST, the first maker ©f Horse Cloths in New Zealand. The beat. quality and lowest price, - Opposite Moss Jonas , A.uctioneer. F. Gr. Thomas SURGEON DENTIST, George Street, TimjißU. THE LONDON BABY LINEN AND : BERLIN WOOL WAREHOUSE, MRS PITTS, in returning ’ Thanks to her numerous Customers for their kind support during the last yea.r, begs t« announce' that she has received a larg* consignment of New Goods for the ensuing season, consisting of Baby Linen, Children’s Dresses, Costumes and Needlework Cushions, Banners, Slippers, Smoking Caps, &c., <fec,, in great variety; Sole Agent in South Canterbury for the Otago Dye Works, Dunedin. Solo Agent in Timaru for the Sale of the American Domestic . Fashion Company’s patterns for Ladies and Childrens' Dresses and Underclothing. Registry Office for Servants, Mrs Pitts, Mp.w South Road, Timaru