Racw p E O Gt » A M, M S SOUTHLAND lUCING CLUIJ TO DS HRLD AT INVattOAftaiLrj, , t ON THURSDAY ANI> 6th and 7xh Febbttabt, lS6Bi •* "■;'•". Stewards: " A. J. Smyth, Esq. Louis Hume, Esq. D. Napier,' Esq. James Colyer, Kaq. Thoma-5 Swale, Esq. r John Hare, Esq. Judge \ : ; • ;R. Hamilton, Esq. ' ■ - ; . Starter:- . George Smith) Ei^. ; Treasurer! " 1 "■■'-■■ Wm. Cochran, Esq.' Clerk of Course: : -. :; v 7^ ■ ■ y c ;mj.JvCvtf. -- - : ' FIESO: -DAYr^THIJESDAY, FEB. 6; Ma ii/EN Platb,= of 40,8078. For all.Jhorses that have never won an advertised nvoe;,DL*tanoe —One mile and a half. Weight for age. ( Eu|;anc6 2 bovb. . . '. -. .• • .v?" :" ...- , ' . ; Sodtiiland. .Ccrp, valuo of 50sovj Ojancu'c^pO Distance— Two miles and a half. $ sotS. • - - ..- Handicap Tbottiso Race, of 25 sow Distance — Three- times round the course: Eu« : .tranco3os. r . f .... - : . . ..^ ! : _ riiiviß Cup (presented by.W- H. Nurse, Esq), for three years old colts and fillies, the produce of " i'rpfcssp?,?' 'with a; sweepstake' of 3 soys each added. Di^tunco— One uiiio and a half. Weight for agel ■ ; Ehtrance 20s:, ' Publican's Pubse, t>f 40 soys. Open to all hoises. Distance — Two miles. ~ Weight for age: ; n trance .2 s^ys-v ,_- - r . ■■ ■ .. •- ■ , , Cigab iIAC,?, of iQ. jipts. ,. Usual regdiaticJns. DUtance — Once round r fche Course. Heats. Entranco 10s. Post entry. SECOND DAT JFSB. 7 'Handicap Hubdle Race, of 40 soys., open to a11. ...h0r5e5.,.. -Two ..miles and -a half, over ten n ghts of.Hu'^dies, three feet riuie in has high. Entrance 2 spvs. -.;. Town Plate, of (50 soys., open to all horses. Weight for\ age. Distance — Tliree miles. Entrance,:3 soysi.; . . " ..- .7; ... Ladies' Ppbs.e, of 25 spvs., opon to all horses. Welter weights for age. Gentlemen riders. Professional riders to carry 71b. «'xtra. Diit -wctf —One mile and a half. Entrance 80s: Selling Racp, of 20 soys, open to all horses'. Winner to : bb sold for -35 soys.} any surplus lo go to tho Race Fund. To be run off w.thout dismounting. ~ Distance^ — Once round the Course. -Heats- ;■ Entrance l, : 8ov7;, ; j'. * ; iNyEpCAhG-iLLHANDiCAP, of 70 soys., with sweepstake of 4 soys, each added. The winner of the Town Plate to carrj 51bs. extra. Distance — . Two miles. Entrance, 4 soys. ; half forfeit if declared after weights are published. Consolation HiNDicAiP, of 25 soys., for all beaten horses during the ineeting. Distance— Once roiihd^tho. Coui'se.-. Entrance 20s. HuBiJY Scubby, of 16 boys. Distance — Once round the Course. Catch weights. Entrance, 10s -Post entryr -~ — .—■ ■ ■- « -— RULES AND REGULATIONS. No entries will be 'rkfeived for any of the Radas except upon these conditions, that all dairas *iid objections arising out of the racing shall be decided by the. Stewardi', or a.majoritj.pf them, Whose decision upon all pomtßcpnnec^d : witli : -.the carry* higjout of the above 'programme' shall be flnaL - S.R.C.RuIe Bti-ictly aolhered : ;t:d. '■ -'^.r* No person will be allowed; to r ente.r^^ or ran a horse unless' tho latter be qualified as. the bona fide property 6f a' subscriber *pf.- 8 r! Bdvß. to the Race Fund— unless he be a^ri6njber 'bjf the South' land Racing Club, when lsbv. shall qualify. _ All entries must be sealed and addressed to the Stewards (entrance money enclosed), with name age, pedigree, of the horse, name of the owner* and colors ofthe rider. - -..„._. Three horses to be r entered, or no public money wili be added. . " - V No Jockey allowed to ride except in the colors .entered., — . ..».' " . "- , - ' Entries must be made to the Stewar Js, and ad* dressed, to Colyer's Princess Hotel, Inrercargi'l, before the hour of eight ! o'clock Jpjm. on Tuesday, the 4th of February 1868. Handicaps will be declared, the same night, except for Invercargill "Handicap, which will be declired on' the, evening of Thursday, the 6ih of February 1868, at Sutherland's. Bridge Inn Hotel,, at 8 p.m. All dogs found on the Course will be destroyed, irrespective of ownership. -•••'-■■ sRacing will.cpmmcnce, punctually each day a 12hoon. ' i By order - A. ROSS, Secretary. GLENFIELD STAECIL "" Exclusively used in the Royal Laundry. /. By Special; Appointment. ' STA ECH P IT^V.B YOB TO HEB BOXAL HIOHNESS ' THE PEINCESS O^WI:LES. • HI^HE best proofs of the greatest superiority of L this Starch are the numerous distinguishing marks of f approval which have been accorded to it lrom all quarters, amongst those may be mentioned the following, viz. : — .v-;It is exclusively used in .the. Royal Laundry, "■" *-••'-" •'- ixp - ' Her Majesty's Laundres says it is the finest Starch she ever used. ... .. _ Honourable mention^ was awarded at the Urea* Exhibition in London.an 1851. '"■_; A Prize Medal was awarded for it at tho New York Exhibition in 1853 ; and - A Prize Medal was also awarded to it at the International Exhibition in London, :•-■-■ THE GLENFIELI>:STABGH Has continued, to increase .rapidly. The Manufacturers have every confidence in assertingj that if those ladies and laundresses who do not regularly use this Starch would disregard the advice of interested dealers, who are allowed extra profits on inferior articles, and give it a fair trial, they would then feel satisfied with the very superior finish which it imparts toiaces, linens, muslins, Ac, the great saving ; of trouble in its application, and the entireabsenoe pi disappointment with tho results, and would' for : tho future, like- ■ ..■■•'.:■ i't-r; ;■ ■pOYAL INSUEANCE COMPANY. FIBE AND Lip!. Capitai, ...-■ ... ■i..-:^.;-. i ..:«., .- £2,000,000 Accumulated Funds in haitd- ..; 1,500,000 Annual IycojißOVEß;:i...)(.j.i|<... 700,000 SPECIAL NOTICE. LIFE ASSURANCES in this Company effected s on or before 31st December, 1867, but not after that day, will participate in the««x< divinon of profits to be made. ' '■■•-■=.;.-■ i. The. Profits hitherto appropriated have been among the largest ever declared by a Life Assurance Company. - ■--"-." Fibe Insuuances on all descriptions of goods and buildings in town and country, effected at current rates. -~ -J All claims nre settle Jin thejcolpny. Apply to - ■■': ■■: . -MORISON, LAW & CO., Agents, Dunedin. Or to R. BUCHANAN, InvercargiU.
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Southland Times, Issue 885, 20 January 1868, Page 8
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945Page 8 Advertisements Column 6 Southland Times, Issue 885, 20 January 1868, Page 8
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