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Tuapeka Times, Volume I, Issue 25, 1 August 1868, Page 2

COAL CREEK JOCKEY CLUB ANNUAL -pAC.ES! MONDAY AND TUESDAY, August 24 and 25, 1868. Stbwabds : Mr. J. Ryan Mr. J. Tamblyn „ R. P. Cooker „ J. Robertson „ R. M'Leod „ J. Beighton Jpdqb : John Low, Escj. Starter : Mr. R. Bennetts. CltlßK OF THK CUURSI J Mr. P. Ormond, Trbasubbr ; Mr. C. Nicholson, FIRST DAY. TEVIOT PLATE, of 10 soys. Entry, 15s. Distance, one mile and a half. Weight, IQst. <Hb. Post Entry. COAL CREEK BURSE!, of 15 soys. Entry, 1 aov. Distance, two miles. Weight, lOst. 61b., open to all comers. Post Entry. Three entries or no race. TROTTING RACE, of 7 aovs. Entry, 10s. Distance, three miles. Weight, 12st, Post Entry. SECOND DAY. MOUNT BENGER PLATE, of 12 soys. Entry, 15s. Distance, one mile and a half. Weight, lOst 61b. Winner of the Coal Creek Purse to carry 7at extra. Open to all comers. Post Entry. Three entries or no race. HACK HURDLE RACE, of 10 soys. Entry, 15s. Distance, one mile and • half, over eight hurdles, about 3ft six inches high. Weight, not less than list. Post Entry. CONSOLATION STAKES, of 6 soys. Entry, ss. For- all horses beaten during the Meeting. Distance, one mile. Catch Weights. Post Entry. RULES AND REGULATIONS. I Iv case of disputes, the deoisioa of the Stewards shall be final. No person will be allowed to enter' orj run a horse, unless the latter be qualified as the lona Mt property of a subscriber of one guinea to the Bace Fund. Two races open to all comers, via., Coal Creek Purse and Mount Benger Plate. Tao other j races will be confined to hones being tho bona JkU property, for threo months previous to this Meeting, of re*idents within tho Mount Benger District. Five per cent, will be deducted from all wUnings for expenses. All dogs trespassing on the course will be do. stroyed, without respeot of ownership.' The ntoes will begin punctual]/ each day at half-past twelvo o'clock. ROBERT AYLING, Secretary* BBRMOS. ABBRMON to the Yonng will (D.V.) be Preaohed by the REV. DR. COPLAND, In the Presbyterian Church, Lawremee, on the forenoon of Sabbath first, at 11 o'clock. The fifth of a Bevies of Discourses on the Book of Revelation, will (D.V.) be delivered by the Rev. Dr. Copland, in the same place, To-morrow Evening, at halfpast six o'clock. F O R SALE. THE One-Half Interest in a claim situated near Tuapeka Mouth. The claim consists of Two Acres, - and has yielded, up to the present time 1 , an average of £8 per week per man. The cause of the present a&lejs a dissolution of partnership, and the purchasers can have a week or a fortnight's trial of the ground, before paying the purchase-money. For further particulars, apply to H. 0. RICHARDS, * Legal and Mining Agent, Lawrence. MR. W. W. W I L S 0 N, ■'. Barrister, SOUOITOB AICD CONVBYAXCSB, Temple Chambers, PEEL IbTREET, LAWRENCE, Aftd Prlnces4treet, Dunedin. MX. T. L. , SHEPHERD Has commenced practice in the Local Courts in the Tuapeka District. The Courts at the Teviot aad Waipori attended on retainer. OwiStis:— TEMPLE CHAMBERS, Lawrence. '*' DEATHS. KXKSf.- At Peel-street, Lawrence, on tha 38th July, Quarry. Shandon Shadwell, infant son of J. L. S. and M. A. Keen, aged seve ll Tqn'ttM. ■ AIKSR&.-rAt Lawrence, on the Slab ultimo, the infant daughter of T. Aimers.