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QTAHUHU CJ P R I N G T ROTTIXG OU3X M B E T 1 M (gATURDAT, OYEMBER •• q AND WEDNESDAY, *** *O, FIRST DAT. INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP m, of SOOsovs; second horse 60smC & '' third horse SOsovs ejwh ,E2 “d stake. FOR TROTTING rRLS» ONLY.. For all horses ne 'er won a race at better tin. , I? ’ - -t, to the mile at time of 1 Limit, 3.47. Norn.. £1- 2L*“ rt i»t One mile and a-half. ece Pt-, i; JIAXGERE HANDICAP (Harne~i SOOsovs; second horse 60sovs an? ,v * horse SOsovs each from the stji t horses that have done 226 m V mile and not better than 2.1 s A ’ **• of nomination. Limit *> 571 £1: accept., £3. One mile'and a ter. A 'QU»rONEHUXGA HANDICAP (Harn*«,x swra JELLICOE HANDICAP < Harney . I,oooso vs: second horse •OOsovs ♦».« horse lOOsovs and fourth horL> each from the stake. FChSLfS" have done 4.35 or better nomination. Limit, 4.33. Nom <? acept., £S. Two miles. - STEWARDS’ HANDICAP iHarn,», SOOsovs: second horse *oso® ’ n ' s each from the m acept., horse 30s< Limit, 3.30. w _ One mile and a-haif. ~ CAMPBELL HANDICAP (Harness , 400sovs; second horse SOsovs and thi2 horse 40sovs each from the si? FOR TROTTING HORSES O’S i Limit. 4.44. Nom., £l; acept 11 Two miles. v ’ *- MASSEY MEMORIAL HANDICAP ,u. ness) of oOOsovs;- second horse and third horse SOsovs each tronM .’ stake. Limit, 2.48 J. Nom. r, acept., £4. One mile and a-t uartT HANIJKAU handicap (SaddlO J SoOsovs: second horse TOsovs and horse 35sovs each from the sSI? One" mile • ° m ’ * 1; aee »- «** SECOND DAT. L '''- X S,!' ATIOX HANDICAP tHarness) ct oOOsovs; second horse SOsovs a I third horse SOsovs each from tw atakc. FOR TROTTING HORSIN ONLT. For all horses that hal 2%'- er . T° n a , race at better thia V r - -1° at time of startirc. Limit, 5... Nom., £1; acept, £** Twoj miles. ’Harness) 0 f JOOsovs; second horse «osovs and third horse SOsovs each from the stake p2 horses that have done 225 to til mile and not better than 2.18 at tb£ of nomination. Limit. 3.33. Non £l, acept., £3. One mile and a-haif FAPATOETOE HANDICAP (Hann) * oOOsovs: second horse 60sovs and th -d horse SOsovs each from the ct7i. FOR UNHOPPLED HORSES OSLr Two miles?’ Xonl -’ ' £l - acept, ii FERGUSSOX HANDICAP .Harness) ef 1,OOOsovs; second horse 20*sovs. third horse lOOsovs and fourth horse each from the stake. For horsest!™ have done 4.35 or better at time of nonnnauon. Limit, 4.33 Nom. acept., £S. Two miles. ’ ' J IX HANDICAP (Harness) of 350sovs: second horse TOsovs and third horse 3osovs each from the stair Two’miles.* m *’ £1: accpt - £3 VI SITO R S’ HANDICAP (Harness) of 400sovs; second horse SOsovs and third SI2ES. e ri2. s J? vs each from the stale. FOR TROTTING HORSES ONLY. Limit, 4.44. Nom., £l. accpt., it Two miles. DUNEDD- HANDICAP Saddle) of oOOsovs; second horse lOOsovs aid third horse 5 Oho vs each from tw stake Limit, 2.24. Nom., £2; aecrL, £4. One mile. r °YAL. OAK HANDICAP < Harness) of ..oOsovs; second horse TOsovs r.nu third horse 35sovs each from tiv tr.'p Limit, 2.52 a. Nom., £i: accpt, ,-:5 10s. One mile and a-quarter. 1 Owners of horses starting for the find time after being- registered with tie Association must produce their copy of the completed registration form to'tie Stipendiary Steward at this Meeting ow and a-half hours before the start of tie Races. DATES OF NOMINATIONS. HAN CAPS AND ACCEPTANCES. NOMINATIONS FOR ALL EVE? close with the Secretary at hi* Of Acacia Buildings. O’Connell Street, Ai land, on FRIDAY, November 4, 1927, o p.m. HANDICAPS FOR FIRST DAY to TUESDA Y. November 8. 1 HANDICAPS FOR SECOND DAY appear on MONDAY, November 21, I ACCEPTANCES FOR FIRST I close with the . Secretary at his Of Acacia Buildings. O’Connell Street. Ai 5 p d m° n * November 11, 1927 ACCEPTANCES FOR SECOND I close with the Secretary at his Of Acacia Buildings, rrOnnell Street. At land on .MONDAY, November 21, 1 at 12 noon. R L. ABSOLUM,

A UCKLAXD TROTTING CLUB. ACCEPTANCES. for All Events on the Second Day do* with the Secretary, Durham Street Eat. MONDAY, 17th INST, AT 12 NOONA. G. MABEE, Secretary. PUBLIC G IFTS OF NEW ZEALAND BUTTERDairy P*®*"** ju>Maiu s arrangement. m correction - gifts of Butter from residents m - Zealand to friends in Great Britain still being carried on. The P ric ® ty t)l at of Butter (the smallest quantity __ can be sent) is 9s. All that is necesss. is to send 9s, to the Secretary, Produce Board, P.O. Box 865, together withrfLhe full name and aa of any resideiJF in Great Britain, ana* j of New Zealand “Finest” Butter__ . fully packed in cartons, will be lo rZ t < al y by the Board's London office, free 1 • cost to the recipient. Each P ou ”f h 4 b ter will be put up n a carton an<x - enclosed in a larger carton. t a* be sent in each package «h name and address of the sena f r i..«j pgrmust accompany the order, ana titulars be given cf the name * address of the recipient. Tr..es s can be sent at any time during the y 1 KEY DISTRICT DLA MONO JUBIX>T (186 S-1925). Sarly Residents of Oreymou h strict prior to and including ■ , 0 10, or Relatives, or any perso part information regarding its of the district, are reaues _ nmunicate full particulars to tnc ary, • MAYOR J. W. OREEX^ CHAS. H. ROSE, HonSreymouth, P.O. Bo*