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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 26, 6 January 1864, Page 5 (Supplement)

Jtakiiug. SOUTHLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACE MEETING. THURSDAY, FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY, 11th, 12tb, 4ind 13th FEBRUARY, 1854 iBTEWASfiB : — Messrs Wentworth Me»sra Swanston Davis Brayton M'Kenzia J. Glarko' Fmncia , • ■ ' Spee'r» A. Smith . Hately Lawlor • TREASURER : ■ i •Ji Clarke, Esq. JUDGB: J. R. Carey, E«q. - BTA.HTEE : G, W. Fielder, Esq. CLEEK OV THE COUBSB : J. G. Cuff,' Esq. FIRST DAY.— Thursday,- 10th FsbbVahx. MAIDEN PIATE, , " - :< „ Of 60 soys. Once round the course and a distance^ Weights for age.' Entrance 3 aovsl *" ' TOWK PliAfßiOf 100 soys. Three miles. Weights for age. Entrance 5 soys . £ADIBS* J?UBBS> Of 75 soys. Two miles." .Wetter weights for age. Entrance 4 soys. Gentlemen riders HACK BACB. Of 20 sotb. Post entry. Entrance 2 sovb. Mile and half beats SECOND DAY.— Friday, 11th FsBttCABT. INVKBCAKGII.I. CUP. A handieao of. 10 soys. each, half forfeit,, with 100 soys added: Two miles. Nominations. to be made, enclosing:;? soys, on 25th January, ami weights to be declared on 2nd of February. Acceptances to be made on ni^ht of general entry. Winner of Town Plato to carry slb extra. THOTTING BACB Of 50 3ovs, with a «werp«takes of 4 soys addad. Entries, &c. tbe night of gencril entry. , PFBLICAirS PUBSR. OFIOT roy«. Bntrone<» 5 soys. Two and-a-half miles. Weights for age-. The winner of the ' Town Plate or luvercargill Cup to carry 51b . extra. CHEROOT RACK. Of 25 s^Ys. Entrance, 2 soys, added. Once round the course. Hents. Weights for age. Each horse to jamp -a-^i^ht of -hurdles before the stand to qualify for siaTfing. THIRD DAY. — Saturday, 12th: Fbbkuakyl HURDLE BACB Of 60 soys. Entrnncp, i sdvs. Three miles over twelve flights of hurdles... Weights for age. RAILWAY Pt ATE A Handicap of soys, with a sweepstakes of 10 sovb added. Second horse to save his stake. Entrance, &c, same as Invcrcargill Cup. JOBCED HANDICAP. A Sweepstakes of £5 each, with 40 soys. added. Post entries. For all winners during the present meeting (ere usive of winners of Trotting Raco and Maiden "Plato, Distance, one mile and a half. "- CONSOLATION STAKES A Handicfip of 50 sovb For all beaten horses Entrance. 3 soys added. Post entries. Once round the course. Secoridhorse to take Sweep. HACK BACK Of soys.. with a Swecpstukes of 2 soys. adde d Post entry; cattfi weights. Once round the course; h f ats. The winner to bo sold^for £33, the surplus to go to the Race Fund. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. "So entry will be received for any of theracoi oxcept upon this condition — that all disputes, claims, and objections arising out of the racing, shall be decided by tho Stewards, or a-majority of them, whose decisions upon all pointß connected with the carrying out of the above programme shall be final. 2. No person will be allowed to enter or run a horse unless the latter be qualified as the bonafida property of a subscriber of threo soys to the Race Fund, except hack races. 3. ; All entries to be sealed and addressed to the Stewards, entrance money enclosed, with 'thaname; age, an I pedigree of the hor*o, name of the owner nnd colors of the riders No jockey allowed to ride except in the colors entered. 4. Entries must be made at the Union Hotel, Tay street, on the evening of . Wednesday, 9th February, at 8 o'clock. ' 5. Marcs and geldings allowed 3lb in all weight for age races. ' - ' . ' ■ 6. Three horses to enter for oach race, or no public money will be added^ . 7. In caso of bad weather, the Stewards reserve to themselves the right of postponing the race* from time to time, as may appear advisable. 8. All dogs found on the course will be destroyed by strychnine or otherwise, without respect of ownership. „ . c 9. The races will begin punctually each day at half-past one o'clock. ALEXANDER SAVERS, Hon. Sec. Public Notices. PUBLIC NOTICE. TO ALL- IT MAY CONCERN. WE, the undersigned Maori Chiefs and other Natives, resident'in and belonging to Riverton, do hpreby appoint George KoeKoe, otherwise George Howell, our Agent in all transactions in reference to our Land — all communications in. reference thereto must be sent to him. at Riverton. (Signed) JOHN TOPI. V * PAITU, " SOLOMON.. PARORO. JOHN PARORO. JOSEPHDANIEL POTU. - SANDFLY. ISAIAH'cMEI. - JOSEPH BEEL. ABRABAM. Riverton, 26th December, 1863. «MAH, KNOW MYSELF." • PHRENOLOGY. "DROM the great success of the meeting in the •^ Mechanics' Institute, Mr'J. H. Eumo, • PRACTICAL' PHRENOLOGIST 'Has-resbl'red to remain for a short time in Town, for the practice of this important science, he there* foro courteously solicits the support of the inhabitants of Invercargill, and surrounding districts, and would impress on parents and guardians tne great desirability of their knowing tne character of each one under their «are. as a trueThrenological Chart would enable them to determine what", should be restrained, what cultivated, and the pursuit in lif« best adapted for the child. Adults would also be much benefittcd in the same way by following out the principles of Phrenology : — .. . . . " Man is never too old for improvement." Terms— Chart only," 5s j Chart, with written description of character, 10s. * 'Parties waited upon at their, residence, or at Mr ; Burners ; temporary ; address, " '" \ WAVERLEY HOTEL, . f * Tay Street. i