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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8051, 17 February 1906, Page 3

ANNUAL ItEETINC* To bo hold oil Stralfoit] lt 8 e<:<oi.r.c on WEDNESDAY k THIHMUY, Hakur 14 AXI) l\ 111 li, ADBIDGKD~raCGHAMinj. KIRST DAT-Wm>XKBIMT, MARCH 11. . 12 noon-TAMKI WEU'KH KABlt Handicap, of 60 sows.; second liafjfc tu rocetve B sovs from tho Make, Miivni. in weight mWb Nominaiimil.», Aci'qjiancK in. >ovcn 2. liU5 |>.m.~I!OHOIGH S'J'AKKK, of „0 row; second horse to receive fi kivs from tl,n stake Open lo all horses who have never won a race of ISsovsatilieiliniMif Mart. Wcisrhts for two-ycar-olds, 7*l Tlli; tluve-vow-olil- 8sl; foiir-.vca-.ukU ami upwards 8«t 7ll>. Entrance 2Ct>. Four furlongs anil a half. 3. 1.3!) inn. -STHATFOItD CUl' HA|J. DICAI' (Open), of UO sovs; second! horse to receive IS sovs anil lhir<| horse 0 sovs from the slake Nomination 2 » Acceptance Vs. Kins furloiifte. 4. 2.1S p.m.-IIIDHIHST HACK HA-Jt-DICAP, of 70 nova; second haw to reoelvo 10 sovs from the stake. No " miimtion os. Aooeptanco 30s. Oni mile. 6. 8 p.m.-OHVIIA HACK HURDL*-" HANDICAP, of 61 sovs; second hor to receive 10 sovs from the slat Winner of any hurdle race or relate declaration of weights to carry 101b penally, Nomination 16a. Acceptance 255. One mile nnd a half,' ' over mx (lights of Bft Gin batten hurdles 6. 3,15 p.m.-FAHirKHS' PLATE, of SO sovs; second horso to receive 3 sovs from the stake Open to all horeea four-year-old and upwards that an not nominated for any other race at this meeting (Toko, Welter Handicap, Cardiff Stakes and Ladies' Pureo «• centedl and have im« utarhvt ,v .... race (Farmers' Plates excepted, and winners of those barred). Welter weight for age. Gentlemen ridcro. A trophy of the value of 10 sots will be presented to the winner, ~ 20s. One mile. '. 4.J8 i).m. - FLYING HANDICAP (Open), of 80 sovs; secoud horse lo - receive 10 sovs from the stuke.-No-minatlnn SOs, Acceptance f furlongs.""" *" """~ 8. 5 pm.-KAIMVAY HACK MANDfDICAP, of «o«om; second horse to receive 10 sovs from tho stako. Nomination 16s. Acceptance 265. Six furlongs.

SECOND DAY- THURSDAY. MARCH It 1. 12 noon.-TOKO HACK WKLTBB HANDICAP, of 50 sors; second horse to tecclvß 5 tovs. from the stair*. Minimiiiii weight Bst, Nomination 15.i, Acceptance 20s. Seven furlongs. 2. 12.30 p.m.-NOAIRB HACK HAND. ICAP, of BO sovs j second ho'iie to receive 6 sovs, from Hie slake. Nominal ion 'ss. Acceptance JPs. Six furlongs. 3. 1,'5 p.m.-ST. PATRICK'S HANDICAP (open).uf 1 lOsovs ; gpd horse toreceivo 10 sovs from the slake. Noroitinl ion 20s. Acceptance 40s. One mile. 4. 2 p.m.-JIAKUM HURDLE HACK lIAN DICAP, of 6- < sovs; second horse lo roccive 10 sovs from the slake. Nomination IBs. Aee*r4ancc 355. One mile and a lialf, over Six fiigkls of ballon ft Gin hurdle'. 5. 2.45 p.m.- CARDIFF BTAKRB, of 81 sovs; second horse lo receive 5 sots from (lie stake. Open to all horses that have never won a race of the value of 25 sovs at the time p{ star}. Weight, Bsf? Winner of any taee to carry Out. Kntranco 2 V Vqqr futS longs and a half. «. 3.llopin COUM'Y HACK HA&DJ CAP, of 70 sovs; second liorso receive 10 soys from tho stake. Mmalicn 20s Acceptance 80s. One li,ift ' 7. 4 15 p.in.-UDIKS'PURBB:H,„__ HANDICAP, of Mao*vs; second Wso to receive 5 sovs from the stake, Oi«n to all horses that have never won a nice of iho value, of 35 sovs at the lime of entry. Minimum-weight lOst. Gentlemen riders. Atrophy of the valnc fif in sovs will bo presented , to the rider of the winner. Noniln at'on '(is. Acceptance 10s. Seven furlongs, , K 4.4* (open), of T5 so* s; second horse to receivo 10 sovs from the slake, Nomination 30s. Acccnlnnco ilOx. Six fnrlonmi. Dates of nominations, etc., on Monday. J. R. MACKAY, Secret my.

WHEN MACHINERY BREAKS DOWN YOU do not cmc to risk further breakages by having valuable machinery tinkered by iinexperieneed nun You realine thin is nut, good eionoiuv get notice winch is tuorbt(gh)y rvluU#. In reality "»o are •' niaiuiagrv doctor"." Our hag and \ .tried oar fcnonhdge is 4 yimnhsposal. A< Iron and Brass Founders we solieit your enjjtmriea. Write us for all estimates you want in the eogtaeorieg line. We shall lieirfe««dt&forrt'S))ond ut any time. OKEY&RQ&LO GENERAL ENGIXKMBS,' Tarauaki Foundry, New Plymouth.

T HE BEST BOOKKEEPERS Know what constitutes good account books: opaque paper of good surface, strong Miidiug.flexible backs; durability rigbt tbrough. These arc the features of my account books, made to stand every day use. Ledgers, journals, day and minuto books, all sizes in stock. SPECIAL BOOKS Bo nd and ruled to any patern. OFFICE STATIONERY ciu be supplied. Inkstands, letter boiSks, copying pressos, dumping baths, stationery cabinet, etc; Account forms and memo, bends neatly and promptly printed. THOMAS AVERY, Printer, Bookbnder, aud Com niei'cial Stationer, New Plymouth.

THREE LEADING LINES. Bri lish and Continental Pianos. . . Tlic Wonderful Wertheint Sewing Machine. The New Block Light. Head the following: II i* as though you w>.-rc rcultug by daylight, so Vight, pure and steady is. this wonderful, white liglit. Used with any kind of gas, imil guaranteed brilliimryof 11 •■mdle power, equal to ten electric bulbs. WIIKiN VOU JtIUD THE GAS"' BILL by Iho Bioek Light,. j(ou will ! Hud that you have been liming twieo, the light at half the cost of the older system of lighting. Without a Block Light in your homo you are wasting gas aud getliug inferior light. JOHN UPTON AND SON»i Near Bewley and Griffiths', Dkvon Stkkkt. «. TASTED—Sp»Tc.ime agents to 1 take up line Which affords remuneration of from £1 to £3 per week. ,e "S.t." euro Daily Nbws' Office.