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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3047, 6 November 1888, Page 3

10UTH WAIBARAPA RACING OLUU' ANNUAL RACK MEETING ON TUB TAUHEHENIKAU RACE COUISSE, ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 1,1888.. Prosidonl, Mr 11. Iknny; Vico President, Mr A. Matthows; Hon Treasurer MrYV. OundyjJudgo, Mr A. Matthows ; Starter, Mr W. Candy; Handicappcr Mr A. It. Machrlano; Stewards, Messrs W. ,1. Nix, A. Donald, A. M. Wilkinson, R. Buckeridgo, K. McKcuio, Geo. lloynolds, A, McKonzio; Clerk of Scalos, Mr R. Barton ; Work of Course, Mr J. Tockcr; Timckcepcr.Mr W.O.Williams; Clerk ofTotalisator, Mr A, Donald. PKOGRAMME. 1, IJ.ANiiicAi* - n uitui.ES, ilbsuvs, second horso 5 sovs from tho Stakes; about . 1A miles, over six llights of hurdles, lift (iin high; nomination 20s acceptancc 15s. i. Handicap Hack Huiwlks, 15 sovs, about 1 niilu, over 4 flights of hurdles, Oft Gin high ; nomination 10s, accoptanco ss. i). S.W.R.O. Handicap, 00 sovs,'second horso 10 sovs from the stakes; about li miles; nomination 20s acceptance 40s. •I. Scratch Hack Rack, 15 sovs; about 1 mile,catch weights, post entry 15s, entries must bo inado within half an hour aftor the Hack Hurdle Haco is run, fi. Flvjnc Handicap, JO sovs, second horse 5 sovs from tho stakes; about .} milo; nomination 20s, acceptance 20s, 6. Hack Handicap, 20 sovs; about 1| miles, nomination 10s, accoptanco 10s. 7. Tabukbkmkau Stakks, ilO sovs, second horse 5 sovs from tho stakes, about 1 milo; nomination 20s ac- ' ceptanco 10s, iVoights tor this will ' bo declared, half an hour after tho Flying Handicap is run, Acceptances must bo mado within half an hour after declaration of weights, RULES AND REGULATIONS. All races to bo run under the rules of racing. No entry will be received for any race oxcept upon tho condition that all claims disputes and objections arising, shall bo decided by a majority of tho stewards present, or whom they may nppoint.and and their decision on all points shall bo final. All nominations, acceptances, and entries to bo made in writing, addressed to the Secretary, Feathorston. No nomination or acceptance will bo received after tho advortiscd timo of closing under any pretence whatever, or unless accompanied by tho necessary amounts. The rules of the Wellington Racing Clnb whoro applicabfo, will bo atrictly adhered to. All protests must be made in writing to tho Secretary within ten minutes after passing tho winning poat, with a deposit of iJ sovs, which sum will bo forfeitedif tho protest is not sustained. In all nominations for Handicaps, the name, ago at time of entry, pedigrco, colour, sex, and previous performances of tho horse, namo of owner, and colors of rider must bo given, Tho winner of an advortiseil race of 50 sovs and ovor, after tho declaration of weights, to carry 71b extra in SWRO Handicap. Hack shall mean a horso which has never started for other than Hack Races; Hack Handicaps excepted, and is not now nominated for Derbys, Guineas, St. Legers, Saplings or Oaks. Horses walking over will rcceivo 00 per cont of the stakes.

All persons intending to withdraw lioraes avo required to give notice in writing to tho .Secretary halt an hour betore tlio official time of starting such raco. Any person neglecting or refusing to comply with this ralo shall pay a lino, to ha imposed by the Stewards,not cxceeeding £'2o to tho race fund, Oivnors are particularly requested to observo this rule, NOMINATIONS for HANDICAP HDRDLES.HACK HURDLES, SWRO HANDICAP, FLYING HANDICAP, and TAUBERENIKAU STAKES, addressed to the Secretary, at Fcathcrston, closo on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 5, at 9 p.m. WEIGHTS will bo declared on WEDNESDAY,DecI2,at9p.m. ACCEPTANCES on THURSDAY, Dec 20th at 9 p.m. W.BOCK, * 3012 Secretary. NOTICE, HAVING this day sold my business tO Mil JOSHI'II OABPEJiIEIt|_ I hereby request that all accounts owing mo be paid to Mil Cari'entek at his Bhop by the 00th November. Any accounts remaining unpaid after that date will bo placed in tho hands of my solicitor for collection without further notice JANE BAUMBER, Novombor 1,1888., I 1' HAVE this day sold my intorest in tho businoss carried on'by mo as boot and shoo importer and maiiU' facturcr to Mr Josßrii Carpenter of Masterton, and while thanking my customers for tho support awarded to mo, would recommend my successor to the favorablo notice of tho public of Master ton and District. JANE BAUMBER, November 1,1888, With reference to tho above, JOSEPH CARPENTER bogs to intimato that tho business will bo carried on as hcro-to-forc.and trusts by strict attention to business ami modornto charges to receive a full sliaro of public support, 2344 CENTRAL BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. TOSEPH CARPENTER bo°s tointiy mato to the Public generally, that he has purchased the old established business (of which ho lias been connected for the last ten years), from MnsJ. Bajuier (lato Follingham; so successfully carried on in thoso centrally-situated premises, QUEEN-St MASTERTON, and as ho thoroughly understands tho requirements of customers, they may roly upon boing supplied with tho BEST and MOST SUITABLE Goods, As tho present stock MUST BE REALISED, Every lino will bo RE-MARKED, and sold at CONSIDERABLY BELOW COST PRICE. CASH SALE will commence on Saturday, Nov. 3rd, and continuo for ONE MONTH. LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS I! GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Note the address— JOSEPfICARPENTBR, LATH ■BAMBKRS' ■CENTRAL BOOT k SHOE WAREHOUSE, , QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON, LOYAL'MASTERTON LODGEi' 1.0.0. M.U. : I'PHE Regular Mooting' of tlio above X takes placo at tho Lodge Room, Perry-street, TUESDAY, November oth. Visiting brethren Inyiteil.. Lodgo tylcd at '8 sharp, ' ~, i ■ W.SEIMR, m: '' VS,