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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3436, 15 February 1890, Page 4

WOODVILLE DIPTUICTJObKEY '- '; : -CLUB■-■'■'; ~-.';.'"; K A OEMKt; TIN G, , To Take Pwuel'n •WOODVILLE GuUHSE, ■■• Ist APBIL, 1890. Phbidhit. Q. D. Hamilton Esq ;V Vice-. PuffiiDSKT, H. Gtisford Ewii-SiiiffAßnfi, .Mews A. Smith, N. Campbell, K, J. Oothard, J, Tittup, J. H, Mouleith, 0. W. Mormon, A, Saudel, W- Lemon, .0. Moore..,'Jonas, A. Peebles; SIAKTKn,C M. Campbell • Clkhk of Scales; L. D. Bwkwton; HANiHOAPrHR, J, B. Huntly; UEiiKorCotiiM,!), K. Hughes, ■. HANnicAPHciiDiiKu, (to start atlla.ni.) of 35 sovs. Second horae to receive 5 sova from the dtnkca; 2 miles, over 8' flight! of hur<es;3ft fiin high The -of any hurdle race of tlio value of 20 sovi'br over after deviation of weigbts to carry a penalty of 71b, Nomination 16s, accfptance 20«, ItoTßttT Hindus, (to start at 11,35 a,m.) of 20 sovs. Second hone to receive 3 shyb J roln „™> stakes: 1J miles; niiiiimurn weight 10st ilb, fordistrirtiioraesouly. Postentries Maiden Plate, (to startat 12.30 p.m.). of 30 tuvs. Second horse to receive 5 govs' from the stakes, ]J ra il cs . For l»cs that have never won an advertised race. Entrance 30s «ay of general a'djitaiict?, Novel Race, (to start at 120 p.m.), of 15 sovs. The winner to become the propery of the Stewards immedintely after the race j 1 mile ami i distance. Weight 9 stone. Post eutrii'B Voiioviue Jockey Club Handicap, (to start at 2 p.m.,) of tij boys, r-ecuml horse to iccdvelii sow, and third horse fi'sovi.from Inn slakes, Ijf milts. Tlio winner of any race of the value uf 20 sovs or ove* after dictation uf weights. to cany u.peualty uf 7lbs. Nomina ion 3'b, accept'lice S,is, I»\Bira' lißACßier, (to atnrt nt 2.40 pm.) uf ;!0 sovs, ,\coud'horse to rcjeiveh sovs from tin' rl.fc, 1 j miles, Fur district bows .only: to be own. d and'ridden by bona fulo memoirs of tlio Club. To bo nominated liy ladies, Wcltoi-Huulifapminimum weight 'Jslo'iii. Numiintlon !sa, acceptance 15-, I'nTOO Handicap, (to stmt at 3.20 pm.) of 2j Suva. Second bono to receive 5 Suva frum the stakes, 6 furlongs, the winner of t e (J : ub s hfturliuaji .to ciny a penalty of ilbs. Nomination 10.., m ceptance 15s, Iliou Weight Hamhcai', (to start at 4 p.m.,) of 25 sovs. Second horse to rcecivo 5 aova Ifoiis tl.e stakes, 1J miles; minimum weight 9 stone, ■Nomination 10d, aoco'itnuce lf'B. " Nominations for HandicapHunUcs, Woolviile Jockey Club Handicap, Ladies' Hrarelot, Hying Handicap, and High WeightHundiciip mint be in the hands i.f the Secrctarj nut tatci than 8 p.m. oil the 8:h March, 18M. Weights will appear on tiio loth March, 1890, Acceptances and general eutrits cloFe on the 22nd March, 18110, All communications to be addressed to the Secretary, Woodiille. t'ivo per cent will be deducted fiom alt Stakiß, CONDITIONS. Metropolitan Racine Rules will be strictly adhered to. All tlio rnceß at this meeting are confined to hacks only, Hacks shall moan. hornet that have never st i ted in a woiglit-favigc or handic ip race (hack wees excepted), and that are not nominated for .i I'crby, Guineas, or St.. Leger, at lime cf entry. A district horse shall mean a horse that has not been out of tbo district for mere than a week at a time, during tho two months immediately preceding the day of'iace, No entry will he received for any race ciccpt oa condition that all claims, di putes and objections arising out of tlio racing shall bo settled by the Stewards or whom they may appoint, and their decision Bh ill be final. No nomination will bo received unless accomp nicd by the neceßsary amount in rash. In . all nomination', description, age, pedigree and performances mu.*t be given, All hora-s to ho ridden in distinguiihin-,' colors, which must be giren at time of entry, ADMISSION! Foot-passengeis, Is, Horses 2s. Vehicles of any description 2» 6,1. No horses allowed on the course. Mcmbors and their carriages lr e. W. NICHOLSON, i. Secretary and Treasurer, 3«0 Woodville, GERMINAI II -IS MADE OF THE FINEST VGItYKICHINALBUMENOIDS PHOSPHATES (Musclo, JTJesh, acd Bmio Formers), VJSKY NUTRITIOUS AND Unsurpassed for Dyspeptics and those BUffennj,' fwra Indigestion, STRONGLY RECOMMENDED

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