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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXI, Issue 4056, 2 June 1879, Page 4

Wanganui Steeplechase M.EETING. FRIDAY, JUNE 20th, 1879Stewaeds : Dr Earle Mr F. R. Jackson Mr W. T. Owen Mr H. N. Harrison Mr John Fleetwood Mr J. P. Watt Mr F. M. Betts. Staetbb— Mr A. Higgie. Ciebk of the CoußsE— Mr J. Higgie. Clebk or the Scales— Mr F. M. Betta. Handicappeb— Mr W. Hately. Judge— Mr W. T. Owen. PROGRAMME. I — Wanganui Handicap Steeplechase of 175 soya, second horse to receive 25 sovb out of the stakes, third horse to save his stakes. Over about 3 miles of hunting country. Nomination, 2 soys; acceptance, 5 soys.— To start at 12 o'clock. 2— Maiden Steeplechase of 75 soys, second horse to save his stakes. Over , the same course as the Handicap. Hntrance fee, 3 soys. Weight for age, as specified in the N.Z.N.S.O. rules. A maiden horse is one that has never won a steeplechase of- the value of 20 soys. > The winner of the Handicap to carry a J penalty of 7lba. — To start at 2 o'clock. 3.— Hack Steeplechase of 16 bovb; entrahce 6ft soy added. Distancb, I mile and a distance. 1 Over the jumps erected jfdf the steeplechase on the racecourse. Weights, not less than 10 stone. Post entries. For all horses that have never started for an advertised race, hack ;racea excepfced. To start at half-past 2 'o'clock. •;• , 4.— Consolation Handicap Steeplechase of 30 soys, second horse to save his stakes. Distance, about 1^ miles, over such course as the Committee may apoint. Nomination, 1 soy ; acceptance, 1 soy. To start at half-past 3 o'clock. J s.— Handicap Tbot of 20 boys. Nomination, 1 soy ; acceptance, 2 sovb. To start at 4 o'clock. Nominations for the Handicap Steeplechase -and Trot oloae at Jackson's Pier Hotel on May 23rd, at 9 p.m. ; , weights to be .declared on June 6th. Acceptances and 'general entries on June 13th, 9 p.m. The races will be run under the New Zealand National Steeplechase Rules. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Hon. Sec. CITY WINE VAULTS, ST. HILL STREET, i OR N , 88018, HAS ON SALEPORT— A large selection of choice brands . in excellent condition, in wood and glass , SHERRY— Amontillado,. Golden Grape, Pale Sherry, Brown Sherry, Oloi rose Sherry (very choice), Mauz-, anilla Sherry (a light dry wine) SWEET SPANISH WlNES— Malaga, Muscatelle, Paxarette, Sacro Tent, Rota Tent CLARET— Medod, Pomerol, Liebfranruilch, Montebello, Chateau Louderne, Pedroximines, Tarragoney BURGUNDY— Red Burgundy very( choice^), Obambertin, Chablia, and other well-known brands HERMITAGE— Red Beaujolaiß SAUTERN_R-Several choice brands HOCK — Johannisberg, Steinberg. To arrive — Hcckheimer, Mrcrobninn MOZELLB— Nos. 1 and 2 Deinhard'a OHAMPAGNE-Wachter, Cliquot, Roderor, Perrier'a, Chalen'a, Maine, ; in pints AUSTRALIAN WINES — Penfold'a Adelaide Wines, Tokay, Chambertin, Sauterne SPIRITS. BRANDY— Henneasy's Martell's, Vineyard, Champagne, Gautier Freres', Otard, Dupuy, Lecoq Freres' WHISKEY-Craigellachie, Jamieaon'B, Dunville'a, Cameron'B, Glenlivat, Campbelltown, Long John, Lome, KinahanY RUM — White Rum 39 0.p., Lemon Hart's, Lounde's, Red Heart, Whites. Queensland Eum to arrive GIN— D.K.Z. key,' brand,, Bopth'B. Old Tom, Schn'app'B ■ f.IQUERS&BItTEKS. Maraschino, Ouracoa, Noyeau, Abainthe, Angaathoße, Stoughton'a j ALES k FO-RTER, ; . ■ :In Bulk and Bottle. Bass's, McEwan's,Younger'9, Jnd Coope's, Marrian r s, Guinness 's Stout, MarBhall and Copeland'a Ale in hhda, barrels, and kilderkiua ; Joel's, Centennial Lager Beer. DBAUGHT ALE— As I brew my own draught ales, the public have a guarantee of its quality, as nothing but the choicest malt and hops will be used in its manufacture BREWERS' REQUISITES— Hopa and malt (English and Colonial) lain- - glass, corkfi, tits and shievea, spiles, tin foil, wire brushes, acid ; 1 firstclass Baudelot'a refrigerator, 14 by sft, made by Pontifex, capable of cooling 40 barrels per hour. ; Price, £150 CIGARS — Aquila, De LOre, Jockey \ Club, Havannahs, Manillas, Scrillana, Regalias, Queen's, and Swiss SUNDRIES — Bar ornaments, patent I Indian rubbe/ mats and scrapers for private or public Houses, name on if required. Glassware of all kinds suitable to tbe trade, 4- and 2'gallon measures copper ; pewters with glass bottom ; 20 400 gallon tanks, new. ' N.B.— Goodß delivered FREE within a radius of five miles from the warehouse. Mr Ben McCaul's No 9 Cab will be in attendance at the Railway; Terminus for tbe conveDien'co of country customers free. 1