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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 7112, 11 May 1880, Page 1

; COBB and COS. Telegraph «f|JjjLJIL Royal Mail ' : Jp£j%mMzfeg& Coaches. ANDREW YOUNG ... Pjropeistor T~ EAVES Kai Iwi on arrival of JLJ Train for New Plymouth via Normanby, Stratford, and Inglewood, daily (Sundays excepted.) Tzsie Table. Passengers leave Wanganui by Train at 6 a.m Arrive at Kai Iwi 6 # 45 „ Coach leaves Kai Iw i 7 „ Arrive Maxwell 7-30 „ „ Waitotara 830 „ „ Waverley 9-45 Jt » £ a * ea 11 „ „ Ji.akaramea U"3(? „ „ Manutahi 12-15p.m „ Hawera 1.30 „ „ Normanby , 230 „ „ Stratford „, ,„ 5 „ Inwabds. 1 Passengers leave New Plymouth by Train at 7 a.m Arrive Stratford 8-40 „ Coach leaves Stratford ... 9 „ Arrive Normauby H'3o „ „ Hawera .., ... 12 „ „ Manutahi , 1-30 p.m „ Kakarauiea „, „, 2 „ » tea , 230 „ „ Waverlfiy 4-20 „ \ t ,»aitotara , 5*20 „ „ Maxwell 6-30 „ ' „ Kai Iwi 7 „ Wavehiet Line. A Coach 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 Wanganui. C. H. CHAVANNEB, A&ent, Victoria Hotel. J WAKGANUI STEEPLECHASE - MEETING. SATURDAY, 19th u <jNE, 1880. J ..Stewards : Dr Earlo I Mr H. N, Harrison hlr W. T. Owen Major Morse Mr P. R. Jackson Mr J. Heslop Mr J. P. Watt. Stakteb— Mr A, Higgie. Clerk of the Course— Mr J. Higgie. Clerk, op tiik Scales — Air J l . M. Betta. j Haxwcai'lmsr — Mr W. Hately. TiMEKEErEB — Mr S. H. Drew. Judge— Jlr W. T. Owen. programme. 1. — Wanoanui Haswcu* Stbepiechase of 175 soys ; second horse t> recaive 25 boys out of Ihe stakes, third 'horye to save his stakes. Over the Wang inui Steeplechase Coarse. Distance, about 3 miles. Nomination, 2 soys ; acceptance, 0 soys. To stait at 12 o'clock. 2. — Maiden Steeplechase of 75 soys j second : horse to save h s stakes. Over the same - course as the Handicap. Entrance fee, 3 soya. Weight fjr age, as specified in the 3S\Z.N.S.^. rule 3. A maiden horse is oue th it has never won a steeplechase of the value of 20 soya or more. The winner of the Handicap to carry a penalty oE 7 lbs. To start at 2 o'clock. 3, — The Ghaxd Stand Steei'lcbase of 50 soys. Second horse to s.ive h'l3 stakes, Ovei the Wungiiuui Steeplechase Oourse. Distance about 3 miles. Jfintrance fee, 3 soys. Weight for age as specified in the jST.ZN.S.U. rules. Open to all horses. To start at '6 o'clock. 4. — Consolation Handicap Steei-lechase o£ 30 soys; second horse to save his stakes. Distance ab Jilt ih miles, over such course as the Committee may upxwiut. Nominatiou, 1 soy; accept mcJ, 1 soy. To start ab 4 o'clock. Nouiinitions fjr the Handicap Steeplechase to closj at .^r \V. Paterson's Steam JL'acUefc Hotel on May 15th, at 9 p.m. Weights tj be declared on May 29th. Acceptances aud General Jiutrauces on June 12th, ut 9 p.m. The r.icus will be run unJer the New Zealand National Steeplechase ruies. FREEMAN It. JACKSON, Hon. Sec. HAIUB S B K O WN, Land anu Finance Agent. £2000 to Lend on Freehold Security. Temporary OQice: O'Brien's Rooms, Ridgway street. N.B. — Wellington Properties for Sale. TIMBER. TIMBISE. 11HB Undersigned have appointed Mr D. Thompson, of Victoria Chambers, Wangaaui, their Agent for the Sale of Timber, Architraves, Skirtings, Mouldings, &c, from whom all particulars as to prices, &c, can be obtained. J. & C. BULL, Oroua Milla Jaauary 29th, 1880.