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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1668, 24 April 1884, Page 4

Wairarapa Jockey Club. VTOMINATIONS for the undermentioned L ' Races oloae at Carterton on WEDNESDAY, Mth May, 1884:- ' Ohampagao Stains, 1885, of igo sovs, Breeder of the winner 25 10V8; second horse 25 sots, third horso 10 sovs from advertised amount; for then two years old; open to all. Colts, 83t 101b; fillies amlgeldii]Ks,Bsfcoib, Six furlongs, Nomination 1 sov, 2 sovs on night of general entry, and 3 govs before noon on the day of raeo, ■Wairarapa District Produce. 188*7, Of 200 rovs, Breeder of the winner 25 sovs; second horse 25 sovs, third horso 10 sovs from tho advertised amount; for then three years old hied in tho District, Colts, Bst 101b; Allies and peldinga, Bat 51bs. 1J miles, Nomination 1 sov, 3 pnvs on night of general entry, and 3 sovs before noon on tho day of nee. Nomination Forms may bE obtained at the Club hotel, Mastcrtbn, Ha i merich's Hotel, Gicytown, Mr J. O. Baywd, Featherston, Mr E. H. Goldsmith, Wellington, or from RALPH R. ARMSTRONG, See. W.J.O. Carroiton, Aoril 18th, 1884, ' IGC4 £2500, £2500, 5000 SUBSCRIBERS AT 10j EACH ! ! 331—PRIZES—aai GRAND DRAWING or the HAMBURGH PRINCIPLE, Money Prizes to bo distributed as follows : Ist prize.. 250 0 4 prizes, each 15 0 2nd prize.. 125 0 55pirzeB „ 10 0 3rd prize.. G2 10 25 prizes „ 710 4tlipriza .. 37 10 230 prizes,, 5 0 2 prizes, each 25 OJII prizes „ 210 EACH TICKET HAS SEVEN CHANCES, and will be duaws sevex times. 1 ho Druwint; will take place on IS" SATURDAY, 3rd MAY.-Q^ By eight subscribers m the piesctica of ten others, who will cons.si of sellers of twonty tickets, Tug Presj will m ixvited. Ton per cent to bo deducted for Printing, Advertising, Stationery, and Clerical work. P.O. Orders to be made payable to Amudale. Kesult of drawing will bo published in the Evening Post and New Zealand Times on TUESDAY, 6th May, and prizes paid the following day, Country Cheques to lnve Is added for exchange, and made payable to a number. Two 2d stamps for reply, aud result. Registered letters and telegrams not received. Address only to "ARMADALE," C'aro of Edmunds & Marshall, P,0.-Box 118 Wellington; Or to Franco Bros, House and Estate Agents, 1G53 P.0.-Box 247, Wellington.

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