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Tuapeka Times, Volume I, Issue 28, 22 August 1868, Page 4

"Miscellaneous Advertisments. COAL CREEK JOCKEY CLUB ANNUAL T>ACES! MONDAY AND TUESDAY, August 24 and 25, 1868. ' Stewards t Mr. J. Ryan Mr. J. Tamblyn „ R. P. Cocker » J. Robertson „ R. M'Leod „ J. Beighton Judge : John Low, Esq. Starter : Mr. R. Bennetts. ■ Clerk of the 'Course ; Mr. P. Ormond. Treasurer : Mr. C. Nicholson. FIRST DAY. TEVIOT PLATE, of 10 soys. Entry, 15s. Distance, one mile and a half. Weight, lOst. Gib. Post Entry. J COAL CREEK PURSE, of 15 soys. Entry, 1 soy. Distance, two miles. Weight, lOst. 61b., open to all comers. Post Entry. Three entries or,no race. TROTTING RACE, of 7 soys. Entry, 10s. Distance, three miles. Weight, 12st. Post Entry. . SECOND DAY. MOUNT BENGER PLATE, of 12 soys. Entry, 15a. Distance, one mile and a half. Weight, lOst 61b. Winner of the Coal Creek Purse to carry 71b extra. Open to all comers. Post Entry. Three entries or no race. HACK HURDLE RACE, of 10 soys. Entry, 15s. Distance, one mile and a half, over eight hurdles, about 3ft six inches high. Weight, not less than list. Post Entry. CONSOLATION STAKES, of 6 soys. Entry, 6s. For all horses beaten during the Meeting. Distance, one mile. Catch Weights. Post Entry. RULES AND REGULATIONS. In case of disputes, the decision of th« Stewards shall bo final. No person will be, allowed to enter" or run a horse, unless the latter be qualified as the bona fide property of a subscriber of one guinea to the Race Fund. Two races open to all comers, viz., Coal Creek Purse and Mount Benger Plate. The other races will be confined to horses being the bona fide property, for three months previous to this Meeting, of residents within the Mount Benger. District. Five per cent, will be deducted from all winnings, for expenses. All dogs trespassing on the course will be destroyed, without respect of ownership. The races will begin punctually each day. at half -past twelve o'clock. ROBERT AYLING, Secretary TWO POUNDS REWARD. 'STOLEN OR STRAYED from Mr. Thos. Murray's Paddock, Glenore, about the 15th of July last, a BLACK HORSE, branded W 0 near shoulder. Any person bringing the same, to Mr. Murray, Gkmore A Woolshed, •will receive the, above Reward:. 26-29 FOR THE FIJI ISLANDS. fITHE undersigned will despatch, on or 1 about the Ist SEPTEMBER, the fine barque » COLLINGWUOD, 800 tons burthen, for the above Islands, should sufficient inducement offer. Intending passengers are requested to enter their names at the office of the Agents For freight or passage apply to J. W. HUTCHISON & CO., Princes-streeTpCT, — H. HOUGHTON & CO., 27 Stafford-street. TNVERNESS HOTEL, 1 HAVELOCK, HughFraseb - - Proprietor. Good Accommodation for Travellers. Wines and Spirits, of best brands. N.B. — Blacksmith work of Every description executed at the smithey. 17-29 TAKE HOTEL, WAIHOLA. A. MABSHALL (late of the El Dorado Hotel, Waipori Road), begs to inform his former friends and customers that he haa taken the above-named house. Trarellers calling will always find them selves at Lome. Goes Bed* axd. Goon STABirsa. The Liquora «m speak for themselves.