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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 4100, 23 April 1880, Page 1

COBB and COS. Telegraph Jp}b?l&&ffp « Royal Mail Line of Coaches, ANDEBW YOUNG ... Puopeistob. I '|~ EAVES Kai Iwi on arrival of i J-J Train for New Plymouth via ' Normanby, Stratford, aud Inglewood, daily (Sundays excepted.) ( Time Table. Passengers leave Wanganui by Train at 6 a.m | Arrive at Kai Iwi ... ... 6"45 „ Coach leaves Kai Iwi... ... 7 „ Arrive Maxwell 7-30 „ „ Waitotara 830 „ „ Waverley 9 - 45 „ „ Patea ... 11 „ „ Kakaramoa ... ... ll'3(f „ „ Manutahi 12-15 p.m „ Hawera 1-30 „ „ Normanby 2 - 30 „ c „ Stratford ... „, 5 » t Inwaeds. Passengers leave New Plymouth by Train at 7 a.m ' Arrive Stratford 8"40 „ Coach leaves Stratford ... 9 „ Arrive Normanby ... ... ll"30 „ „ Hawera 12 „ „ Manutahi ... ... I*3o p.m „ Kakaramca ... ... 2 „ „ Palea 230 „ „ Waverley 4-20 „ „ Waitotara 520 „ „ Maxwell 6"30 „ „ Kai Isvi 7 „ Waveelet Line. A Ooach leaves Ballam's Hotel, Waverley, daily (Sundays excepted) at „, „. 6 30 a.m Arrive Waitotara ... ... 7"30 „ „ Nukumaru B'3o „ „ Maxwell 9 „ „ Kai Iwi ... ... 945 „ Passengers leave Kai Iwi by Train at 10 „ Passengers returning from Kai Iwi to Waverley on arrival of 415 p.m Train from Wauganui. C. H. CHAVANNES,~Agent, Victoria Hotel. DAILY COACH BETWEEN" TURAKINA AND WANGANUI. ON and afcer Thursday, the lsb April, a Ooach will atart from the Benevis Hotel, Turakina, at 8.15 a-m, ; leaving Gordon's Stables, ou the return journey, at 4.15 ; and Evans' Eutlaud llotei, at 4.30 p.m. Passengers and paroles bookod a3 above, C. GOKDON, Proprietor. ■ -'-.': : ? ,-';■;>■—>=. ITTANQANUI STEBPLECIIASR VV MJfiETING-. SATURDAY, li)tii JUNE, 18S0. Stewards : Dr Eirlo I Mr 11. N, Harrison Mr W. '1\ Owon Major Morso Ml- P. It. Jackson lir J. Ucslup Mr J. l\ W r att. Pt.vkter — Alt' A. Iligc;ie. Clerk of the Course— Mr J. Higgle. Cleiik op Tiirc Scales — slr F. M. I)ett3. llasdicwi'oi— Mr. W. lint ly. Timekeeper — Mr S. H. Drew. Jl-uoe— lir AY. T. Owen. Pboouammb. I.— Wancvnui llaxuioap Stbcpmciiase of 175 soys ; second horso t) recuive 23 soys out of tlio stakes, third liorj,o to save liis stakes. Over the Wang ami Steeplechase Course. Distanc, about 3 miles. Nomination, 2 soys ; acceptation, 5 soys. To start at 12 o'clojlc. 2 Maiden Steeplechase of 75 soys; second horse to save h s slakes. Ov.-r the same coiu'se as the Handicap. Entranca fee, 3 soys. Weight fir ago, as specified iv the N.Z.N.S." . rules. ' A m lideii horse id one th it has never won a steeplechase of tho valuo of 2) soys or more. Ttie winner of the ilaudicap to cany a penalty of 7llw. To stirt at 2 o'ulouk. 3.— Tub Oijaxd tfTASu Steei-lciiase of SO soys. .Second iior^e to s ive hi 3 stakes. Ov-'ilho W'nu^anui ;>tocplcehaS6 Courso. DisfcuiC'j about 3 mile:!. J'Jntra'ice fee, :) soys. W'eiijlib for age as spoeiiied in tho K.Z M.S.O. rules. Open to all horses. To start at 3 o'clock. 4.— Consolation- llaxdicai' Stukivleciiase of SO soys; second hurso to save his stakes. Bistanco :vb u 1 - 11,I 1 ,- miles, over such course as the Oommttteo may upp i»t- -Nomination, 1 suv; aecuptmc, I soy. 'Io start at ■* o'clock. Nomimtions i r tllo namlicdii Steeplechase to closj at y.r W r - I'-iterson's Stoim Packet Hotel on M;r: lDlh, at, 9 pm. Weights tj le de • larcil on May 29th. ' Aecept'uiees and. Cental Kntmuces on June , 12th, at 9 p.m. '" The r.ic-s will ho run uuJor the Xcw Zea liunlNafiinal iSLei'pl'-i-ha-o rues. ifiviiLCJXAN ii. jAUIi.SU iV, I Hon. Sec.