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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2134, 31 October 1885, Page 3

The taratahi-garterton JOCKEY CLUB, SPRING MEETING. SATURDAY, November2lst, ISSS, President.—W. C. Buchanan, M.H.R; Judge.—W, Lowes, Esq., J.P.; Haiulii capper. —II ugli McMaster; Shi rter. John Eaton; Stewards.—'Vn(lro\y McKenzie, 6. W, Deller, Jno. Eaton, W.B. Allen, W. F. R. Seed, W. Francis, and Alfred Clifton; ClerkofScales,— Andrew McKenzie ; Clerk of Com.— Alfred Allen ; Hon. Treasurer,—Frank Seed; lion, Secretary. pro tern—6. W. Deller, PROGRAMME. (No Qualification fee required,) Handicap Hurdle Race of 25 sovs., second horse to receive 5 sovs, from the stakes. 2miles: over 8 flights of hurdles 3ft Gin high. Nomination 1 sov,, acceptance 1 sov. Hack Hurdle Raco of 10 sovs,, If miles, over G flights of hurdles, 3ft Gin high, lOst up. Post entry, 10 shillings. Maiden Plate of 25 sovs., U miles, Weight for age. Entrance 2 sovs. For all maiden horses at time of entry. Taratahi-Cai'tcrton J.C. Spring Handicap of 50 sovs; second horse to receive 5 sovs from the stakes; third horse to save his stakes. H'miles, Nomination 1 sov, acceptance 2 sovs, Hack race of 17 sovs, for one mile. Catch weights. For definition of a "flack" see Rules and Regulations. Post entrance 10 shillings. Clareville Handicap of 30 sovs. If miles. Second horse to savo his stake. Nomination 1 sov., acceptance li sov. RULES AND REGULATIONS. All entries must bo made subject to the condition that all disputes, claims, and objections arising out of the r,icing shall bo decided by n majority of Stewards present, or whom they may appoint, and that such decision shall bo linal and binding in all cases. Nominations for ll,milic.ip Hurdle Hace, TanituhiCarterton Jockey Club Spring Handicap, and Clareville Handicap, to he made in writing, stating name, pedigree, performances, description and ago of the horse, and the colors of the rider, and to bo sent in, accompanied by the nomination fee, to the Hon. Secretary, G. W. Deller, Carterton, on or before Friday, 6th November, 1885, at 9 p.m. Weights tobe declared on or before Thursday, 12th November, 1835, itul published in local nowspapj". Acceptances and general entries to be made on or before Wednesday, 18th November, 1885, at!) p.m. Three entries, or the public money will bo withheld. No protest will bo considered unless lodged with tho Secretary, within ten minutes after the race, accompanied by a deposit of two pounds, which shall bo forfeited if considered frivolous or vexatious. All jockeys to ride in the colors nominated, or a fine of lsov. will be enforced. The saddling bJI will ring at 11.30 a.m., first race to start at 12 noon, sharp. Tho rules of the Club to apply in all cases. A horse, to run in tin* Hack and Hack Hurdle Races, mustcomply with the following conditions (1) It must be in actual use as a bona fide hack. (2) It must not have been trained, i.e., galloped or sweated in clothing or rug for six months before this race meeting. (3) It must never have ton entered for any other race, the advertised stake of which was more than fifty pounds. (4) It must not for two years previous to this race meeting have started for any race except a Hack, or Hack Hurdle Race. (5) It must never have won any race except a Hack, or Hack Hurdle Race. G. W. DELLER, 2123 Secretary, pro tem. TAKE NOTICE! PRESSWOOD sells the Best English Lever made for ss. Second Quality English Levers, 353 and £54. Genuine Waltham Watches, £2 lOs. Good Strong Hunting Keyless Watches, «©i. Sterling Silver Chains, lOs per ounce. Each Watch carefully examined and warranted. G, H. PRESSWOOD, 2119 Masterton.

CASTLEPOINT, THOMAS HOOKER, having taken a lease of the Club Hotel, at Castlepoint, he hopes to merit the patronage of the public by prompt and kind attention to the ivants of travellers, or families visiting the Wairarapa Brighton. This Hotel has been renovated throughout, and has good accommodation for private families wishing to enjoy the sea breezes, and the famed Stalactite Caves, which are within ten minutes walk of the Hotel. The steamers Kiwi and Go-Ahead are rogular traders to Cashpoint, often twice per week. A coach leaves Masterton every Tuesday and Friday for Tinui and Castlepoint. Visitors will find plenty of good fishing and boating, &c. There is a splendid sandy beach, and a lino view of'the ocean. The proprietor has always on hand a good supply of Wines, Beer, and Spirits of the best brands. The pleasure and comforts of the seaside visitors will be the chief aim of the Host. 5120 THOMAS HOOKER, BOROUGH OP MASTERTON. TENDERS will be received until 5 p.m. on TUESDAY, November 3rd, 1885, for about 39.40 Chains formation and Metalling 1 . Carriage and Footways, RemiLl-st. Plan and specifications and forms of tender at the Council Chambers. Five percent, deposit required. No tender necessarily accepted. R. BROWN, 2128 Town Clerk. BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. |T|ENDERS will be received up to 5 p.m. X on TUESDAY, 3rd November, 1885, for 1Q months' Cartage for the Borough, Particulars and conditions at the Council Chambers. No tender necessarily accepted. R, BROWN, 2128 Town Clerk. BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. OFFERS are invited up to 5 p.m. on TUESDAY, 3rd November, 1885 for a Nightsoil depot. Full particulars at the Council Chambers. R. BROWN. 2128 Town Clerk. TENDERS FOR POSTS. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned until SATURDAY, 31st October, for the supply of WIRE POSTS Ox4in., 6ft. Gin, long, in quantities of from 1,000 to 10,000, STRAINERS 10 x 10 in., Oft. long, in quantities of from 20 to 200. All to be thoroughly sound heart of totara, and to be delivered and trucked at stated railway station, 2120 • W, SELLAR, NOTICE. NY Person found in the Orchard in _1 Queen-street known as "Bannister's" without my permission will be proseouted, RICHD. JONES. 2130 TRIP TO THE HOT LAKES. WANTED. -To make up a party of five or six to take a trip to the Hot Lakes. Advertiser will guarantee expenses will not exceed £5 each, Apply on or bofore November 10th at Daily Office. 2130