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Tuapeka Times, Volume I, Issue 45, 19 December 1868, Page 2

EACES ! RACES ! ! BACES ! ! ! TAPANUI EAOES, To be held on the Ist and 2nd of January, 1869. STEWARDS : Mr. James Hutchesoa „ G. Williams „ John Symes „ Edward Schlatel „ Thomas Hewitt I „ Andrew AJlan. JUDGE ? Mr. Thomas Jenkins. STARTER': * ' Mr. George Mounteney. . \ ; , OIiEKE OP COURSE : ' Mr. Albert Bnntin. ] A SECRETARY AND TBEASURER : y"s 'Mr. George S. Neish. PROGRAMME: January Ist. Ist.— MAIDEN PLATE, of 20 soys., open to all horses that have never won public money . Entrance fee, £2. Distance, l£ miles. Weights, 10st61b. 2nd— TAPANUI TOWN PLATE, of SO soys., open to all horses. Entrance fee, £3. Distance, 2 miles. Weights, list 71bs. 3rd.— HURDLE BACE, of 2S sovs. ; over eight flights of hnrdles 3f . 6in. Open to all horses within a radius of 20 miles of Tapanui which have been in the district two months prior to the meeting. Distance, 2 miles. Entrance fee, £2 10s. Welter weights. 4th.— CONSOLATION STAKES, of 15 soys., for all beaten horses. 1 mile heats. Entrance fee, £1. Weights, list. Sth.— HACK RACE, of 10 soys., open to untrained horses within 20 miles of Tapanui. 1 mile heats. Catch weights. Entrance fee, £1. SECOND DAY. Caledonian Games. RULES. 1.- Three horses to start, or no race. * -2. No person allowed to enter a horse unless a subscriber jof £2 2s. to the Race Fund, except the Hack Race, for which a subscription of £1 Is. will qualify. 3. Five per cent, deducted from all the prizes. 4. All riders to appear'in colours. 5. The decision of the Stewards in all cases to be final. 6. All objections to be lodged within ten minutes after the race has been run, .otherwise they will not be entertained. 7. AH entries to be made, and entrance fees paid, the evening previous to the race, to Mr. G. S. Neish. 8. No entries wilLfe^Hoeceived; f&e^^ *o£ the above races-except upon this condition : That sll disputes, claims, '.ajjdobjections arising odt-j^f- .+l>-r''. +I> -r'' .°. r "*** — beiif* 1^ ~'. rr ~ r jTieir decision upon they ma^ J»/Hnecte.d with the carrying out programme shall be final. N.B. —All dogs found on the course will be destroyed. GEO. S. NEISH, Sec. and Treas. MONET. OQAA WANTED, on first-class free"dUtJ\J\J hold security. Apply to Mr. E. ff. WARD, Solicitor, ' Peel-street, Lawrence. NOTICE. TT is hereby notified that the mining heretofore existing, by consent, between Jose Silva and Party and Robert Eadt and Party, of Welshman's Beach, miners, ia now DISSOLVED ; and further, that the amalgamation of Eights does not continue after this date. EOBEBT EADY & PAETY . Welshman's Beach, 17th December, 1868. "BLUE SPUE BTFTCHEBY. WILLIAM MEDWIN, in thanking his- • friends for the kind support he has hitherto received, and respectfully soliciting a continuance of the same, informs hk numerous customers, that he has secured a supply of Meat of the best quality for Christmas, consisting of prime Fat Beef ? Mutton, Pork, Veal and Lamb, Also, Ox Tongues, Pickled Pork, and first-class Corned Beef. All Orders punctually attended to, and delivered in any parb of the district: TTIOTORIA STABLER * PEMr-STBEET, LATOJENCE.' H. CRAIG b-gs to intimate to the inhabitants of Lawrence nnd surrounding districts, that he has leafed those favorite Stables udjoining the Victoria Hotel, and having purchased a large stock of estMle nnd harness. Horses, Baggies^ &0., and himself being an •xperiensod Ostler, he trust*, by cpreful attention to all horse* entrusted to his care, to Teceiye a share of poblio patronage-. Hojr»e»Brp^a to Saddto or Harness. Horwjs Bought «£$ SpkJ ou $92ttMflH