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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3439, 19 February 1890, Page 3

HAG E .MEISTIN (it ! "'. To Take Place On : : WOODVrL'LE ; (I'OtJRSEi '• Ist APBty 1890. ~ '' Fbwwent. O. D. Hamilton Eaq'f Vice .Pbmiokot, H, Giiaford Ksq'l SIEIVABDB I- i: . Meesrs A. Smith, N. Campbell, E. J it . Gothard, J. Troup, J. H. Mouteith, 0| IV [„ 'Morrison, A.'Saudel,. W- Lemon,'o , "-Mooro, Jdwje, A. Peebles jStahteb, 0 :■ :<«M. Campbell; CllEns.or ISoaleb; L; D ; .. Mcrton i IIANDioAPrBRi J. B, Huntly i. ~. CiERK or Podrss, D, K,;Hughe»,.',. . 5 : f HAHmoAP Hdroied, (to start at 11 a.m.: oisDMyfc'' Second horse-'to rcocivo 6' sovi , from tho stokes: 2 mileH, ovor.B-fllEktsol hurdles Bft fiin : high The winner of anj hurdle race of tho value of 20 ton or ovoi ; after declaration of weights'to carry a pcnaltj of 71b. ; Nomination 16s, acceptance 21)5.. :, Dbth'ioi Hurdles, (to start at 11,35 a.m.] of;2osovs, Second.-horso to receive. 3 sovi from the stakes: .1} miles; minimum weight JOst 71b, fordistriot horses only, Post eutricn 20a. ,'>M' ■■' : > .-■; • ■ ■ .Maiden Plate, (to start at 12,30 p.m.'),'of , 30bovs. . Second horse to receive 0 sovs from i tho stakes, lj miles. For hoWs that.have i ncvor won an' advertised ,raee.' Entrance 30a ■ day of general acceptihets, ';■'•■'■■' , Novel Raoe, (to start at 1.20 p.m.), of 15 Sovs. -.The winner to become tho properly of the Stewards immediately after tho raco; 1 mile and ut distance, Weight 9 stone, Post • entries 16s. WooDVitlE JoCKEV OLOB HANDICAP, (to . starUt 2 p,m,,) of (55 sovb. Second horse to receive 10 sovs, and third horse 6 sovs from . thostake's, If miles, Tho'winnerof any race of tho value of 20 bovs or over after declaration of weights to carry .a nciialty of Tibs.. Nomination 30b,' acceptance 355; -' ''-■. •Ladieu 1 Bracelet, (to start at 2.40 p.m.) of 30 sovs, Second horse to receive 0 aovs i from the stakes, If miles.... For district horses only; to be owned and ridden by bona fulo members of the Club, To be nominated ' by ladies. 1 Welter Handicap minimum weight'

9, stone. Nomination 15s, acceptance 13s, ' Flyiso Handioap, (to Rtarfc at 3,20 }>.ni of 25 sure, Second horse to, reccivo 6, so' from tlio stakes, 0 furlongs, the winner of ti Club handicap to'cany a penalty of 71b Xomii.atioii 'los, acceptance 16a, Hirsn M'bioiit Hasdioai', (to' start at' p.m.,) of 20 sova. Second horse to reccivo bovb from the Btnkes, 1J miles; miuimu: weightO stone, Nomination 10s, aocojtaui floininatlons for Hanilicap Hurdlca, Y?ooi ville Jockey Club Handicap, Ladies' Brncele Flying Handicap, and High WeigbtHandica must bo In the hands of the Secretary m later than 8 p.m. ou'thoSth March, 1801 Weights will ajlpear on the 16th Mnrcl ISM, Acceptance* and general entries cloi on the 22nd Match, 18D0. . All roinrcmiications to be addressed to tl Secret iry, WoodviUo. . Five percent will ho deducted from rtl CONDITIONS. Metropolitan llaciuc Rules will ho strictl adhered to, All tho races at this meeting are confine to bach only, llaclis shall mean horses that have neve stirtod in a weight-for-'ngo or handicap rac (hack races excepted), and that are.no nominated for a Derby, Guineas, or SI Ltgcr, at time cf entry, A district hors shall mean a horse that has not been out o tho district for mere than a week nt a time during the two months im" "' '" "" the day of race.

oxocpt ou condition Hint all claims, disputes nnd objections arising out of the racing shall be settled by tbe Stewards or whom they may appoint, and their decision shall be finnl, No nomination will be received unless accompanied by the necessary amount In cash, In all nominations, description, age, pedigree and performances must oe given, All horses to he ridden in distinguishing colors, which must bo given at time of entry, ADMISSION* • Foot-passongers, Is, Horses 2s, Vehicles of any description 2s 6d, No horses allowed on the course, Mcmben ' end their carriages ires, W, NICHOLSON, Secretary and Treasurer, M» Woodvillo, GEKMINA! rl -IS MADE OF THE FINEST VERY JRIOHIN ALBUMENOIDB PHOSPHATES (Muscle, Moah, and Butio Formers), VERY NUTRITIOUS AND Unaurpaseed for. Dyspoptica and those suffering from Indigestion,: STRONGLY BEOOMMENPBD Medical Authorities DAILY USE IN EVERY FAMILY Muketdoliglitful Forridge,[leu heat* \aft and more laxative than Oatmeal, and much bettor adapted for this ■'4Jlb and 101b B£GB, ..' Yith printed directions and receipts ill ach, and may bo bad at all' dealers mid merchant"! ■' ■■■■■■■■.'■■ Obey and Feathemioh Sibets, : :'• WELLINGTON.

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