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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 324, 25 February 1910, Page 1

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20. L. NOLaN & CO. soil by auction at their Mart,— HORSE, TRAP & HARNESS, suitable for a farmer. Sale at 2 o'clock. V7S7AIMATE PLAINS TROTTING VV CLUB. TROTTING" MEETING, To be held 011 23rd MARCH, 1910, at BURNBANK FARM, MANAIA. PROGRAMME. 1. MAIDEN HANDICAP TROT, of £2O, .second horse to receive £3 from stake. Nom. 7s Gd, accept. 12s Gd. Distance one and a-half miles. Start at 12 noon. 2. MANAIA HANDICAP TROT (for trotters only unhoppled) of £2o, second horse to receive £5 from the stake. Nom. 10s, accept. 15s. i Distance one and a-lialf miles. Start at 12.35. 3. MAIDEN DISTRICT TROT, of £ls, second horse £2 10s from stakes. Nom. 7s Gd, accept. 7s Gd. Distance one* mile. District: Eltham, Eg mont, Hawera, and Waimate West Counties. Start at 1.35. Horse to be property of present owner three months prior to date of nomination. 4. WAIMATE PLAINS HANDICAP TROT, of £35, s'econd horse to receive £5 from the stake. Nom. 15s, accept 20s. Distance two miles. Start at 2.10 p.m. 5. PUBLICAN'S HANDICAP TROT, of £25, second liorse to receive £5 from the stake. Nom. 10s, accept. 15s. Distance one mile. Start at 2.50 p.m. G. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP TROT, of £ls (two bracelets of £lO and £5 to first and second horses respectively). Nom. 7s Gd, accept. 7s Gd. .Distance one and alialf miles. Amateur riders. Start at 3/25. Trophy value of £1 Is for rider of winner. 7. BURNBANK HANDICAP TROT, of £25, second horse to receive £5 from the stake. Nom. 10s, accept. 15s. Distance three miles'. Start at 4 p.m. NOMINATIONS, ACCEPTANCES, ETC. Nominations for all events close with the Secretary at his office on the 2nd day of March, 1910; Handicaps appear about the 12th day of March, and Acceptances close on the 18th day of March, at 8 p.m. All events to be run under the rules of the New Zealand Trotting Association. All entries must be sealed and addressed to the Secretary, Manaia, with the name, age, color, and pedigree of the horse, and performances, name of owner and trainer, and colors of the rider. « Entries by wire must be confirmed a: the earliest opportunity in writing. Owners are particularly reminded that all entries must be accompanied bv casli ; cheque, or Post Office order. This rule will be strictly enforced. Any horse after winning may be rehandicapped. All riders and drivers must appear in oper riding costume, otherwise will ' ■ fined £1 on each occasion. "5y entry, of, or endeavor to enter, a 1, -e, every person having, or subseqtu :itly acquiring, any interest in such horse shall be deemed to accept all the conditions and restrictions impos'ed or implied by these rules, and to be barred from questioning the action or conduct of the Club or other body holding a sports meeting, or of any official of the Club or such other body in respect of such horse, or of any person connected therewith, otherwise than is provided for in part XXX.—Rule IG3. CHARLES R. LUSHER, Secretary. rpHE JJNITED INSURANCE pO.. LTD. (Established 1"02). Transacts all classes of Fire. Marine, ahd Accident B.isine6s at lowest rates. District Agents: WEBSTER BROS., Devon StreetNew Plymouth. SEASONED TIMBER OUR TIMBER YARDS AND FACTORY IN MORLEY ST. ARE CLOSED ON THURSDAY AFTERNOONS AND OPEN FOR BUSINESS ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS TILL FURTHER NOTICE. HT. BROWN & CO. MORLEY STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. SALE—Good '\aek?mithing and Shoeing Business: cheap place; good business; only few pounds down ~!? quired.—Apply G.K., blacksmith and farrier. Eltham. 1-c----pOR EXCHANGE farm with stork, for ccnntvy | doing iVn' turnover. Apply .1, U T . 1 Wilson. E'jwo-.ii-^reet. ; i^RA ?I KA.iACK and Uuoiu'-r-m? , wn i :- picK irorn, d-t ol aiiru. -Collier e.