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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8055, 23 February 1906, Page 4

gTRATKOKD RACING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING lo be held i ill Hi ml IV nl Jiaeeeour.-e on WEDNESDAY ii THURSDAY, JUKC'II 11 and If, l!l (i. AUKIDCiEI) I'UOCJHAMME l'llisi Day— WhiM'Miav, Maiiih li. I. 12 Iimn—TAII.IKI WELTER HACK Handicap. of CO ant.; ..ccond horse tn I'ufci\o 5 sins from (lie slake JJiiliim.il. wci-hl ',]}j Nui.iinuJ. 101 , 1 li> '' Amtiiljinci! 20s. fuvcn lnrldii^s, 2J 1 .13 p.m.—BOKOl'till STAKES, of SO Mils; second horse u> receive 0 sf'\s I'ri>ill 11,0 s!:,lu' open lu all horsi's who have never won a rait' of 15 sins ill III,; I hue ~f siarl. Weidils lor iwu-ywir-olils, 7M 7.'»; lliivt'-VL-ar-1 olilsSsi. fi hi i- \, a,'(_,[(ls ami mmiirds ** ' li '- Enlraico 2us. Four furlongs and a hall'. 3. l.:i» I'.m.- S'J'ltA'l KOI!I) GUI' HANDICAI' (I'] en), of UO sovs; second lioi.-e lo receive 15 sovs anil third horse 10 sovs from the slake Nomination 2s. Acceptance ot's. Nine furlongs,

4. HACK HANDICAP, of 70 so\.«>; second horse to receive 10 .sovsfioiu the stake. No urination .os. Acceptance 80s. One mile. 5. 3 p.m.—OHl'UA HACK HUHDLE HANDICAP, of (JO sovs; second horse to receive 10 s:ovs from the stake inner oi any hurdle race or racer* after declaration of weights to carrv 10)b penalty, Nomination 15s. Acceptance Viis. One mile and a half, over six flights of 3ft Gin batten hurdles 6. 3.45 p.m.—FARMERS' PLATE, of 30 sovs; second horse to receive 5 sovs from the stake Open to all horses four-year-old and upwards that are not nominated for anv other race at this meeting (Toko. Welter Handicap, Cardiir Stakes and Indies' Purse excepted) ami have r.ever started in anv rare {Fanners' Plates excepted, anil winners of those barred). Welter weight for age. Gentlemen riders A trophy of the value »f 10 sovs will be presented to the winner. Entrance 20s. One mile. 7. 4.15 p.m. FLYING HANDICAP (Open), of *JO so\s ; second horse to receive 10 sovs from the stake. - Nomination 20s. Acceptance 3Cs. Six furlongs. 8. 5 pin.—KAILWAY HACK HANDI--of s:»vs; second horse to receive 10 .sovs fronijthe stake. Nujnination 15s. Acceptance 255. furlongs.

SECOND DAY-THURSDAY. MAIit'JI I !. 12 noon.—TOKO HACK WEMEII HANDICAP, ot-'O .-u x «rmnl horse to icri'ivc 5 fovs. from 11u- M;il;i>. .Minimum weisrlil Nst .\oniim,ii,„, ];* is. Aict'ijlnnre 2">. Seven furlong. 2. 12.1)0 p.ni,—XGAIRK HACK ItAN'DICAP. of 50 ; :s;.mii 1 ho s.* ton,-, ccivi; 5 ,-iOvs, from Ii • stake. Nominal™ las. Acccj.ta ut :l's. Six I'urliHijrs. l. o |,.in... ST. PATRICK'S HA.N'DI CAV (u].en),of 110s >v.s; 2n<i liorrv'lnrcceivc i 0 sovs from the stak-.'.' Xoiniii• ali<m IQ*. Accji>l;nc(.' h>. On,

I. •!■ p.m.—MAKUIiI Hl'itDUi II U K UASDIfAI', uf C sov>: i,,,,.. In recche 10 sovs from ill,, m, Nomination 15s. Acceptance ss>. One mill; anil a lialf. over six HHiiof kitten Bft Kin lnir.ll.-. 5. 2.4J |'.ni.- CAHDIKK STAKES, of »i siv-: si-fi.nd Ihh.-.; lu rcc.-iv.- 5 sm> from II).' slake. Open lo all lihim/,thai have nuvov won a race nf I lie vali.eol l';~> sov.i at llie limn of .slar.. Weight Ssi. Winner uf any rat:.-, lo carry Hsl, Entrance 2s. Four I'nrlomjs awl a hall'. o. 3;id ii.nihack ;uam)i- ---( AT\ ol 70 sovs; see.Hiil liurs.; to receive in MIVS I'rnni 111.! nlake. in arion 20.< Acceptance S is. One mil... 7. 4.15 p.m.- LADIES' I'I'HSU HA K IIA.NDICAuI yo sir,^; second horse to receive 5 sms I'r.iui the slake. Open lo all horses thai, have never nun a race .il' l|,c value nl' H,5 m>v. at tlie time .>l' enlry. .Minimum w.-iiih: Klsl. licntlunii-ii li'leis. Alrophyn: the \alue of p. sovs will lie pre,-.ei!lc.l to the ri.ler nf the winner. "Nuiuin at^. m 10s. Acceptance It's. .sVvei fnrlull^. X. I.K.p.m. - l'T\Al,UA,\UlCAl'("p"iil til' 70 snrs ; s/conil liorsu In iccci.c lo mo.s limn llie stake, .Nimiiiialiun .1;-

Acceptance !>Js. bix I'mlun iS|itriul nolc lo 11 inv-'c-l(uin-i's mill fvaiiu'i's it Travelling ICxjiens.'s. Hie Stralluril L iul> u i'l rel'imd to Owners or Trainers t'ii' s'.eitnier oik way, or tlic railway freight. on nil horses attending ami eoni]ietinj,' at the Meeting from Ik' Auckland clislrid, or from stations -south of Wanganui on the AVcllington-Nnpii'i'-Xew Plymouth section of railway. For fiu-lJier p irtioiilars apply to the Secretary.

The French Government emptors 1 . l jj(i workmen and 15,000 women in the Slate tobacco manufactories, and makes a vcarl? profit of JEltS.OOO.effl ' As shelving I lie attractiveness ul shares iu the Equitable Building; Society of Xen Plymouth, successful drawers of appropriations at the lust ballot in both the first and second groups have been able to dispose of same at a profit of £o(), the owners still retaining original shares, which are eligible for future ballots. The secretary of the Society has a few shares for disposal, and intending purchasers wishing to secure same should make early application at the Secretary's office, Currie street.—Advt. There is a •• house of call" in I'.gmont street, ijuite of the C'ontiu. Mital plan. At the Arcadia Cigar Store, aiman can enjoy his cigarette or pipe n a cosy sitting-room, write a letter or two, play his game of chess or draughts, ami then continue his business. Here, the morning paper, llie "Daily News," and the Wellington "Tunes" can be purchased with the early morning smoke, K. Van Delden, the proprietor, has a smoke to suit anybody. Call hi.—Advt.

DATES OF XOMLXATKOiy, ACCEPTANCES, Etc. Nominations for Oimra Hurdle Hack Handicap, Stratford Cup ;open) Haiidiciij), Midliirst Hack Handicap, lariki Welter Hack 11 aiuhcap. Flying (open) Handicap, liailway Mack Handicap, Maktiri Hurdle Hack Handicap. Ngaire Hack Handicap. Si. Patrick's (open) Handicap, Toko Welter Hack K:mdii.*ii]>, Cuuniy H;iek Handicap, tidies Purse Hack Handicap, and Final (open) Handica]) close ou S.nntiuY. February 2Jlb. l!)()ii. n ( II p.m. Wiihiirrs for lirsl day's races declared on or abuiit S.rri iHi.iv, March :ird. tiHlli; ami for second day s events on Wi:oxi:shav, March ] lib,'at S p.m. Acivei wvks for lirst day's events, and K.ntkiks for Borough .Stakes. I'armers' I'latc and Cardiil' Makes, close on Tcgmuy. March liili, I'.liMj.

Aickitinciis for .smtinl day's i-vcnU (•lost- ul !i p.m. on Wi-knksimv, Mmvli 1 Mb, I DUO. i'oi- full jiiMgninniio see '■ ivcfi rci'," J. 1!. MACK AY, Simtc' ; i y App;-o\x'il liy tlicTiifiiiniki >Ii'lru|)olilllll Clull, lllis 2011 l liny 111 XoVl'llllnT, l!)oo.—Musst'll I' lei'hvuotl, St-i-roliu'v.

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