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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8494, 25 July 1907, Page 2

B ft *? OANGITIKEI "OAOING BULLS. S?po'i«g fleeting. To be held on the Bulls Baceeoursc oc WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, September iSth and PROGRAMME. r. FiYiNG Hanlucaf, (open), cf 70 sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stake. 6 furlongs. Ncm 1 fov, ace 1 sov. 2. Willow Hank Hack Stef.i'LEchase. a Handinay<<f7o sovs, second horse 10 sovs, third horse 5 sov?, (both from the stakes.) About 2} miles, over such c> nrsc bs the Stewards may direct. Norn 1 sov, ace I sov. 3. VuKr.tiou Hack Hiikdlk Race, a Handicap of 6:? sevs; second horse to sovs from the stakes, l.j miles, over 6 flights of batten hurdles about 3lt 6in high. Mom :os, ace 1 sov. 4. Maiden Hack Flat Race, of 5o sovs. second horre 10 sovs from the stakes- 5 furlongs. Weight for age. K trance 1 sov. 5. Rangitikki Stkkplkchasi!, (open), a handicap • f 150 sovs, and a trophy presented bv O. Ccnghlin, Kfcr. second horse 20 sovs and third horse to sovs, (both from the stakes ) About =3 mil=s, over such course as the stewards may direct. Nom 1 sov, ace 2 sovs. 6. Sluing Handicap, (open), cf no sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. 1 mile and a distai ce. Xem 1 sov, ace 2 sovs. 7. Rangitoto Hack Race, a handicap of 60 sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. 1 mile. Norn 10s, ace 1 sov. i. Kgato Hack Huijdi.e Race, a handicap of 6 sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stake. About i.V miles, over 6 flights of batten hurdles about -ift 6in high. Nom 10s, ace 1 sov. 2. Tei.egraih Hsndicac, (open), of 70 sovs, second horse to sovs from the stakes, 5 furlongs, N in 1 sov. accf I sov. 3. Cui'TON Steei'lhciuse, (open), a hr.ndicap r,f 120 sovs, second horse 75 sovs. and third horse 5 sovs (both from the stakes.) About i\ miles over such conrse as the stewards may direct. Nom 1 sov, ace 2 sovs. 4. Kili.emoon Hack Rack, a handicap ot 60 sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. 6 furlongs- Nom ies, ncc 1 sov: 5. Ngatiai'a Hack Steki'lechase, a handicap of 60 sevs, secend horse 10 sovs from the stakes. Acout • \ miles, over such course arthe stewards may direct. i\c.m los, ace 1 sov. 6. Ses"l'i;mi;er Handicap, (open), a handicap of of no sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes, i mile. Nom r sov, ecc ti sovs. 7. Wei.ri r Hack KAfK. a handicap, of 60 ;ovs, second horse ;o sovs from the stakes. Lowest weight Est. 7 furlong.-'. Nom ios, ace t sov. All Rnces to us run under the Na-,v Zeaiand Rules of Racing. A Hack is a horse which has not, at time of nomination, »-m a race of the value of 80 sovs, or races of the collective value of 203 smvs. NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS, AND AC£££2:? CEPTANCEri Nominations forall events will close with the Secretary at the Office of the Club, Bulls, on SA 1 U RDAY, '4th August, 1907. at 9 p.m. Weights lor tlu l'irst~Day's Events will !>«. do dared on or about SATURDAY, 7th Sept.- ■■.:'.>ar, 19 7, and for the Second Day's Events, .:t the Office of the Ciub, at 7.3 >, on the evening oi the First Oav. Acceptances for the First Day's Events will v. ith the Secretary at the OlTi.c of the Club, Hulls, 011 i'xIURSDAY, iah September, 1907, at p.in., and for the Second Day's Events at the same place at 9 o'clock on the evening of the First Day. H. A. GOODALL, Secretary. [Approved in accordance with the Rules cf Racing thi; 3rd day of July, 1007. Wv. Hall, Secretary Wang&nui jockey Club.] The Wellington'* ideal Export Gci^ LIMITED. MANURE MANUFACTURERS. Office's: LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. Works: NGAHAUEANGA. IVSPORTASfIo FARMERS. Not Cash on Trucks at Ngah&uranga in 2 cwt. sacks. For 1 cwt. sacks, 2/6 per ton extra is charged. No. I r ; *!x : i:;e - £5/?/6 per tea. r-'o 3 - &3/5/Q „ fVo. 5 Kixmro - £5/2/6 Pcta'o RlixM.-rc *- £5/0/0 '„ Imported Svper- £5/5/0 „ phosphate Particulars cf Analyses posted to any address on application. Special Mixtures can be made at any Jims to suit Farmers. fIHD LfIBSBS. the wlTungton MEAT EXPORT GO,, LTD., 13 PEEPAEED TO rUECIIASE Fat Sheep and Lambs by vreighf, cr at per head., The Company also offers clients every facility fov Freezing on their own account. Prices and all particulars can be obtained on application at the Company's Offices, or from any of tha buyc-ra in the country. WALTER G. FOSTER, Managing Director-

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