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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1587, 19 January 1884, Page 1

TINUI RACE MEETING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Oth and 7th March, 1884 PROGRAMME: DISTRICT HANDICAP HURDLES, of Bovs. 1| miles, over dnrkened hurdles, 3ft 9in high, Nomination 1 sov. acceptance 1 sov, DISTRICT HACK HURDLES, of sovb 1 naile, ovci darkened hurdles, 3ft 9h high, Weight not less than lOst. Open to borsea tbat havo never started foi pnblio money, hack races excepted Post entry 1 sov. TINUI-WHAREAMA CUP HANDICAP, of bovs. 2 miles. Nomination 1 sov, acceptance 2 govs. HACK RACE, of sovs. 1 milo, Weight not less than lOst, Open to horses thai havo never won pnblio money, hack races excepted, Post entry 1 sov, MAIDEN. PLATE, oi sovs, 1} miles, '' Open to all horses that havo nevor won a nrizo vaho £2O, Nomination £llos, Heuokj) Dav, HANDICAP HORDLB RACE, of sovs, 2 mile.?, Over darkened hurdles 3ft 9iit high, Nomination 1 sov,. acceptance £1 10s, RACK HURDLE RACE, of sovs, 1 mile, ovor darkened hurdles 3ft Din high, Weight not kg 3 than lOst, Post entry 1 sov, DISTRICT HANDICAP, of sovs, Nomination 1 sov,, acceptance 1 sov. HACK RACE, uf sovs. 1 mile. Weight not less than KM Open to horses, tlio bona lido properly of working men employed in iho district for three months previous to the data of races, and owned by them for a similar period, and which have nevor started for other . than hick races. LADIES'I'UIISE, of soys, \\ miles, Wclfor w\'i)A for ago, Nomination 2 ss)s '•'•■•' IjORCjiD HANDICAP, of sovs, 1 mile Nomination 15','V, RULES AND REGULATIONS. Club Rules. Tho Saddling Beil will liog at 11.30 cacli day, and the first race start at 1? o'clock, The time for starting each event will be duly posted on the course after each preceding (Jo person will bo cdlovfcd to enter a horse for any raee (hack races excepted) unless ho fie a subscriber of at least £1 to the raee "fend. Three entries or the publje money will be Withheld. No scratching of horses allowed, unless through tho secretary, and fiftccu minutes before the time of starting, Tha starter ha-, the power to place fractious or kicking horses, or disobedient jockeys in any position ho thinks necessity to secure a fair start. All entries io bo made in writing, Bealed and addressed to the secretary, entrance money enclosed, with name, ago at time of entry, and pedigree, of the horse, name of the ajjd odors oHho rider. In'all nominations fur* handicaps the previous'performances are to he given. All jockeys to rido in proper racing costume, and any jookey riding oioept in co.'Cjfj entered will be fined 2 soy?. Jlj) entry will bo accepted, unless acco ffi Sanjed with the nmqnivt qf entrance money onvill any'entry bp received after tho j)Our named, under any preteuco \ybatever, Nft entry will bo received for any of the paces except upon this condition: That all disputes and objections aiising out of the races shall bo decided by a majority of the stewards present, or those whom thoy may appoint. Their decision upon all points connected with tho carrying out of this programme shall bo final. In cage of a, protest, tho same must be loqgeil with the secretary within fifteen minutes after tho race is run, with a deposit of £9, such deposit to bo forfeited if tho protest bo found trivial or vexatious, All district race.i District Hurdles included, are open only to horses within the boundary of the Taucru river, Hat Point, and Waiaiata streams, and owned by bona fido rcsidonts for throe months previous to tho datb of these races, Nominations for handicaps, general entries, and acceptances will be received by the secretary at the Tinui Hotel on the following dates;— Nominations for all handicap rqces at 8 p.in. on Tuesday, February IQth; Weights declared (except for Forced Handicap) at'tho Club Hotel, Masterton, on Saturday, February 23rd, at 9.30 p.m., and published on jjonday, February 25th. Acceptances and general entries close on FRIDAY, 29th February, at7p.ni. Wrights for Forced Handicap deolaral on course after District Handicap is run. A penalty of 71bato be carried by the winner of any Maiden Plato after entry for these races. No entry will bo received after hours and dates mentioned cither by letter or telegram. THOMAS MAOKAY, 1561 Hon, Sec. Boforo "Jso. SAVILLE'S Capillary Gcrminator 11 (Registered Title,) J. MOFfEITH, CONSULTS CHEMIST, WELLINGTON Sole Aoksi, An unfailing producer of B" Whitim, Momlacks ami Eijdnm,^ Arid a stwmbi"d<L"r«<lical cm for balilhrss. Testimonials, Directions for Use, &c., enclosed with each bottle. Sole Manukcturer and Proprietor— JOHN T. SAVILLE, 140 Regent Park London, S,W, Wlihoion. ' i : 53i LQOAL INDUSTRY. MM GEO, SIEVERS has been appointed Agent jn Wellington (to ialo of tho miperjqr WJNP manufactured by Mr Soller, of Wanganui-Con-fitantja, Muscat, Pqrfc, Hock, Malaga, Sparkling flock, Verdejjles, and Sparkling Moselle. These wines took prizes at the Melbourne and Christchurcb Exhibitions, and cannot be excelled. The wines wo sent to the Melbourne Exhibition, when competing with those irom all parts of tho world, obtained six prizes, These wines were also exhibited at tho Ashbnrton Industrial Exhibition held on tho 20fch March, 1881, and received from tho Judges first award of merit, A prize medal was also obtained for too pqre'arid unadulterated winM at the Ohrlstchurch Exhibition, 1882. Note the Address—OppoEita Occidental Hotel Lambton Quay, Wellington. Captain Laimbeer is appointed solo agent for the Wairarapa, and will receive orders and collect money due to mo. "96 GEORGE SIEYEKS,