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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1232, 17 November 1882, Page 4

MASTERTON-OPAKI JOCKEY CLUB RACEMMN6,I» ( To be held on the Opaki Race Courße'oi' yTednesday & Thursday, : : , : , ; : December(sth'«nd ; 7th.''':', ,;" > 1 PREBrorara.'.T. E. CHAMBERLAIN.,,"' ( Jodok; A. W. OAYE, Starter, T, H. HILL. • Handioafpers, B. KIMBERLEY' and ,M. . '■'■ McKENZIE, . ■ ; : I Stewards, James Macarii, A.Elkins, .T. Par. ; .' sons, J, lorns, E, : Bannister, D. McLaehlan, and E. Chamberlain. Clerk of Scales, J. Harding , Clerks of Course, W. lorns and C. Dixon f OFFICIAL PROGRAMME:,;' 1 First Day .'„;.' Maiden Plate of £2O. 1£ miles; -weight for age; entrance 2 sovs Bailwat Plate Handicap, of £ ,added ; to a sweepstake of 1 bov j J mile; nomina- ' tion 1 sov, acceptance 1 sov Hack Race, of £ . Once round the course; ■ not less than 8 stone up; post entry 10s ' Opaki Stakes Handicap, of £ ', added to * • a sweep of 2 sovs;- nomination ,1 -sov, [■ acceptance 2 sovs,; distance 2 miles, - Trotting Race, of £ , added to a sweep of a 1 sov; 2 miles; 12st up; post entry I 8 Second Day. ',_'";;_,,, „ Hubdm Handioap, of£, , added'fa a £ sweep of.', sov. 2 miles; over 7. flights i of darkened hurdles 3ft 6in high,, Nqnii-, : nation 1 sov,, acceptances 1 sov. Hack. Hurdle Race, of £lO. 4, mile . and &', distance; not less than 10 stoat '- up. Post entry 103. \ District Handicap, of £ , added to t, <. sweep of 2sovb. If miles, Nomination 1 sov,, acceptance 2 sors. Hack Raoe, of £' Y Once round, the ■: course; catch weights. Post entry 10s. ■ Consolation Handicap, of £-;ij;iOnee ; ; • round the course. Post entry 1 bov. '. ,• Maiden DistrictHaok Baos,ofJ . ; For. j horses that never started for any_ race. Once round the course y catch- weights. Post entry 10s, Rules and Regulations. I i To : be run under the Masterton-Opaki i Jockey Club Rules. , : 1 | The Saddling Bell will ring at 11.30 each , day, and the first raee start at 12 o'clock. ' 'the time for starting each event will be j I duly posted on the. Coarse after,each pre- j ceding race. The District Race is open to all, horses owned in the district at' least six irioriths previous to this race reotirig, • lodged with the Secretary within fifteen minutes after the race is run; with a deposit of £2, such deposit to be forfeited if the protest be'found trivial or vex'atiouß.- :■ The winner of the first day's Hack Race will not be allowed to run for the one on the second day, : ■'.■ :i-;i ■■■■',:. No person will be allowed to enters horse for any race (Hack .Races excepted) unless he be a subscriber of at least £1 to the Race Fund. No scratching of horses allowed, unless through the Secretary, and fifteen minutes bsfore the time of starting. NOMINATIONS and GENERAL ENTRIES to be sealed and addressed to the Hon. Sec, Club Hotel, Masterton, not later than 9 o'clock on SATURDAY evening, Nov. 25th; entrance money enclosed, with name, age at the time, of entry, pedigree, and, in the case of handicaps, performances , of the horse, name of owner, and colors of the '• rider, Any jockey riding exceptin the colors entered will bo fined 2 sovs. No entries y will be received after that night, either by letter or telegram. !g Weights for Railway Plate Handicap, Opaki Stakes Handicap, and Handicap a Hurdles, to be declared at the Club Hotel on THURSDAY evening, Nov. 30th, at 8 o'clock, Acceptances for samo' to be ie •declared on MONDAY evening, Dec. 4th, at. 9 o'clock. S) Weiffhts for the District Handicap to-be declared at the Club Hotel at 8 o'clock on the evening of the first day's races, Acceptances for same will close same evening. , Nominati ins for Consolation Handicap to I, made to the Secretary fifteen minutes after the District Handicap is run, Weights to be declared fifteen minutes after the nominations have closed; and acceptances will dose fifteen minutes after the v eights have been declared. B i Horses walking over will receive 50 per cent, only of the stakes. K.J. FIT-TON. 1218 Hon, Secretary and Treasurer, (Late Parkes anb Petersen,) BOOT & SHOEMANUFACIURER AND IMPORTER, Next Club Hotel, 3E<JS to return his sincere thanks lo the patronage accorded to his firm, ustomers to receive a continuance of the ame. Workmanship and Fit Guaranteed. 1 A LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND TO CHOOSE FROM Repairs neatly executed. , H, PETERSEN,; LOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER 8 MASTERTON, d TE ARO BOOT <fc SHOE WAREHOUSE, H.D.EDWARDS, Q T N thanking his friends and the public B X generally for past favors, wishes to 6 notify that by the aid of; manufacturing ! r machinery and good workmen! he is able to 8 manufacture ~ ; ~ ,>,.,,: |..> BOOTS, SHOES, AND SUPPERS ' . as cheap, for quality as any house in town, Cricketing Shoes made in Canvas or Brown Calf. . ~. a A new and varied assortment of imported The Trade Supplied with Leather, Uppers, and Grindery. WNote the Address— TE ARO BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE: Manners-street, Opposite theFireßrigade Station ."Welliugton I WAIPOUA | """ '"•LOTJB, & AAtmj ... - LOUR, & WATMEALI * ON SALE by tho Undersigned, who hope to receive a share of public support: if , Superfine Silk Dressed Flour •. 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