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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 359, 9 April 1910, Page 3

-jiaairrf Nta^ MANAIA HACK TUC'XG CLUB (Licensed). NNU A L J7£ACK jyfEETBiGj, To Ito held at MANAIA on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27th, 1910, in Mr. J. D. Mitchell's Paddock, at Burnbank Fa>m. PROGRAMME: I—FjjYIXG HANDICAP, <: £25, second horse to receive £5 hem the stakes; noni. IDs, acceptance 15s. Distance, six furlongs. To st-irt at 12.15 pjn. 2—LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP, for horses that have i.i>t won mora than £2l) in one race: gentlemen riders. First, a braiv et, value £l2, second bracelet valut £3. Minimum weight lost 7!!). Horses to be nominated by ladies ■nd bona fide property of presen* owner three months previous to rice. Entrance fee, 15s. Distance, uiie mile. To start at 12.45 p.m 3—MOTI'MATE HANDICAP, of £25, -second liorso to receive £5 from the stakes; nom. 10s, accept. IBs. Four furlongs To start at 1.30 p.m. 4—HANDICAP TROT, o' £2O, second horso to receive £3 f'om tie stakes; for trotter; or p.wv'.s (optional); nom. 10s, accept. ?0s 11/,I 1 /, miles. To -iart 2 p.m. S—MANAIA HANDICAP of £35, second horse to receive £5 from the stakes; nom. 17s Cd sicept. 17s ftd. One mile. To start a: 2.30 p.m. 6—MAIDEN PLATE, o" £ls, second horse to receive i'2 10s from the stakes; weight D-t; entrance 15s. Six furlongs. Open lo all horses that have not won n race at time of starting. To star, at 3 p.m. 7—Kaupokonui Hnndicnr of £2O, second horse to receive £3 from the stakes. Open to a' horses that have never won a of the value of £3O or over. Nomination 7s Bd, acceptance 12s Gd. Four furlongs. To start at 3.30 p rr> BURNBANK WELTER of £2O, second horse to receive £3 from the stakes. Minimum '• eight 8s 71b. Nom, 10?, accept. Seven furlongs. To start at 4 p.m. NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS, ACCEPTANCES, ITC. Nominations and cntri- for all events (except Nos. 2 and 6) ciose with the secretary, at his office, on Monday, April lltli. Weights and hand.caps for trot appear about 18th April. Acceptances and general entries are rue on Friday, 22nd April, at 9 p.m.- The committee reserves the right to alter datee of nominations and acceptances Handicap per of trot reserves tlv right to rehandicap any h'orse. The winner of any Ifit .ace after de-' clara tion of weights to ctnv a penalty of 101b, or two or more suii races 141b. Horses handicapped at Pot 71b or oyer half the above penalties. All entries to be sealed and addressed to the secretary, Manaia, w th the name, age, color and pedigree < i the horse, name of owner, colors of 'he rider, performances of the horse® "ml name of trainer, and must be in wilting. Entries by wire must j • confirmed at the earliest opportunity ;n writing. All races to be run tincer the rules of racing as adopted bv the conference of New Zealand, and the (lotting erent under the rules of the Trotting Association.

Owners are pflrticuln 'y reminded thnt all entries must i>..- accompanied by cash, cheque or P.O. Hide r. This rule -will be strictly enforced Only members of the T*-' kmakers' Association or Tattersal"s v'!l be permitted to ply their calling on the course on the dav of the races ami they will lie charged a fee oi £7 IDs for this privilejrt, the chnrjrc to v>elwle admission of self and clerk t- ground; admission fee refunded wlicn license is taken out.

Bookmakers will lie required to deposit with the Secretary or Steward at the time of taking out their license the sum of -£3O as a guarantee of fjood faith; sue)] deposit to Ix 1 returned after patina; out on the last race. By entry of, or enoco 1 1 to enter, a horse, every person Vp'ng, or subsequently acquiring, anv interest in such horse, shall be deemed i > '• ecept all the conditions and restrictions imposed or imnlied by these rules, a*" I to be barred from questioning the tc, ■ n or conduct of the club or other 'H- Mdw a snorts meeting, or of nnv ofTu-irl of t'm club or such other to,'., in resist of such horse, or of any w>nn eonnee+nfl therewith otherwise than is provided for in Part XXX., Rule tC CHAS. R. LUSHER. Secretary-

R OY Aii MAIL LINE. WHANGAMOMONA COACH SERVICE. Having purchased Messrs H. Jakei k Co.'s Business as Coach Proprietors and Livery Stable-keepers, I wish the public to know that there will be a Thrice Weekly Service only from Stratford t® Whangamomona. Coach will leave Stratford every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY, on arrival of the Mail Train, returning from Whangamomona everv TUESDAY, "ja THURSDAY . and SATURDAY, leafing * Whangamomona at 7.30 a.m. Th» Coach puts up at the CommewW Stables. Fares as under:— Single. Return. Toko 2/- 3/Douglas 3/- VStrathmore .. 7/6 12/fl Pohokura .. .. 15/Whangamomona 20/- 35/Passengers requiring return must pay for same on first jounwy otherwise single fares both waft be charged. AS Fares and Parcels must be {*s J| advance or other arrangements Good Stabling at my WhnoganMT" Stables, and at CommercW Stratford. Hacks and Vehicles on.ll Pancels office at Comniercinl •**** Stratfotd, and at Messrs K«n^ Sawle'g auction mart, where may be paid. C. J. WILEY, Prop yOGELTOWN 'BUS. SI Revised Timetable from Oct 1909. Leave Town 7.45 a.m. M.O a.m. *12.0 noon 2.0 p.m. 4.0 p.m. 5.0 p.m. 0.0 p.m. •Thumflay, 1 run. M. Oit«rtor. StaWw Leave 8.30. J 10.801 n£.«y iMi