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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1667, 23 April 1884, Page 4

Wairarapa Jockey Club. OMINATIONS for tho undermentioned Races-close at Carterton on WED< NESDAY, 14tli May, 1831 Ohaajapo Stakes, 1885, Of 160 60V8, Breeder of the winner ,25 lova; second horse* 25 sova, third horso 10 bovs from advertised amount; for then two 1 years old; . ' open to all. Colts, Bst 101b.j fillies mid geldings, Bst 61b, Six furlong. Nomination 1 soy, 2 soys on niglit of general entry, and 3 bovs before noon on the day of race, Wairarapa District Produce, 1887, Of 200 eovs, Breeder of the winner 55 snvs; second horse 25 sove, third liorso 10 soys from the advertised amount; for then three years old hied in the District, Colts, Bst 101b; fillies and geldings, Bat Bibs. H miles, Nomination 1 sov, 3 povs on night of general entry, and 3 Govs before noon on tho day of me. Nomination Forma may b6 obtained at tho Club Hotel, Masterton, Ha i merich's Hotel, Qieytown, Mr J. O. Hay«a r d, Foatherston, Mr E. H. Goldsmith, Wellington, or from RALPH R. ARMSTRONG, See. W.J.O. Cartel ton, April 18th, 1881 1664 £2500. £2500. 5000 SUBSORIBERSAT Mi EACH I I 331—PRIZES—331 GRAND DRAWING op to HAMBURGH PRINCIPLE, Money Prizes to be distributed as follows : Ist prize ~ 250 0 4 prizes, each 15 0 2nd prize., 125 0 55pirzes „ 10 0 3rd prize.. 62 10 25 prizes „ 710 4thpriza.. 37 10 230 prizes,, 5 0 2 prizes, each 25 Oj 11 prizes „ 210 EACH TICKET HAS SEVEN CHANCES, and will be draws seven times, Tho Drawiue will take place On fcg 3 SATURDAY, 3rd M AY. By eight subscribes m the presence of ten others, who will consist of sellers of twenty tickets, The Press win bis invited. Ten per cent to be deducted for Printing, Advertising, Stationery, and Clerical work. P.O. Orders to be made payable to Armadale, Result of drawing will be published in the Evening Post and Now Zealand Times on TUESDAY, Oth May, and prizos paid the following day, Country Cheques to hive Is added for exchange, and made payable to a number. Two 2d stamps for reply, and result. Registered letters and telcurams not received. Address only to "ARMADALE," Care of Edmunds & Marshall, P.O.—Box 118 Wellington; • Or to France Bros. House and Estate ; Agents, 1653 P.O.—Box 247, Wellington, Jf FOOTBALLS. ~ ® FOOTB4LLS. |E D, ABHER,

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