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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3446, 27 February 1890, Page 4

WOODVILLE DISTRICT JOCKEY ; CLUB " HA OEM JSE/r IN G, . To; TAKIJ PLACE : OJI •WO:ODVIL'LE O,OU R SB, ' Ist APRIL, 1890.' , rmsiiiEiiT, (I, D. Iliirailton E«q; Vice- . PEESI(>EST,I 11. Gliisfurd ]is([j' SiewakiiS, Messr/i .A. Smith, N. Cnmploll, LY J. Ciotlmrd, J. Troup, J.' 11,'Montoitli, G-V,' Morrison, A, Samlol, \Y- Lemon, 0. Moore. JiimiE, A. Peebles j STAUTRfi, 0. M. Campbell j Clerk ot; Bcai.ks; L. D, . : Bickcrtou j IlAKiiiCArrF.n; J. B, Iluntly S . clerk m' CouitsE, d; ]•;, Hiigtics.

ritOGIIAHME, . IlAxniMr HunpLKS, (to start at 11 a.m.) of S5 sovb . Second horse to receive 5 bovs from tlio Btnkes i 2 miles,' oyor 8 fliulits of hurdles Sift lliu high • Tiio - winner of any hurdle race of the valuo of 20. bovs or over after declaration of weights to carry a penalty, of 71b, Nomination los,' acceptance 205,. District Hurhlks, (to 6tnrUt 11.35a,m.) of.2o.wvn. Second liorso to receive 3 bovs 'from'tho stakes: lj miles; minimum weight 10st 71b, for district horses only; l'ost .entries' 20a ■ ; i ; ' . ■ Maims Plate, (to start at 12.30 p.m.). of 30 sots, Second horse to receivo D bovs from the stakes, 1} miles, For horses, that bavo never v.on an advertised race. Entrance 30s day of general acceptance?, . Novki, Race, (to atatt at 1.20 p.m.), of 15 sovs. The winner to become the property of the Stewards' immediately after tlio race; 1 mile and a distance. Weight 9 stone, l'ost titles IBs, ; , WooDVILIX JoCKF.V ClA'B HaNTiICAV, (to ,6tait at 2 p.m 1 .,) of lio sovs, Second liorso to ' icceivelO bovs, and third horse-5 sovs from the state,l} miles.! Tlio winner of auy race of the value of 20 sova or over after declaration of weights to carry, a penalty of 71ba, Nomiiiatioli 30s, acceptance 355, IjAimks I '?Bkacclkt, (to start at 2.10 p.m.) of 30, sow. Second horse to receive 0 bovs from the stakes, 1| miles, For- district horses only; to be owned and ridden by bona fide members of tlio Clutt. 'J'o he nominated by Mob, Welter Handicap minimum weight 'J stone. Kominatiou 15s, acceptance 10s."" Fi.yixo Hakuicai'i (to start at 3.20 p.m.) of 25 6oi's,. Second horse to receive D sovs from the stakes,.!) furlongs, the winner of the Club handicap to cany a penalty of fibs, Nomination 10s, acceptance 15s, Hum WtniiiT llAxniOAi', (to start at 4 li.in,,) of 25 bovs, Second horse to receive 0 sovs from tlio stakes, 1J miles; minimum weights stone, Nomination 10s, acceptance ll'S,

Nominations for Handicap Hurdles, AVooilvillc Jockey Club Handicap, Ladies' liracelet, Flying Handicap, and High WeightHawfep must be in' tlie hands of the Secretary not later tlmn S p.m. on the Oth Mi, 18' JO. Weights will appear on the loth March, iSflO, Acceptances nml general entries olo?e on the 22nd March, IS'.ID. All communications to bo addressed to the Secretary, Woodville. Five per cent will be deducted fiom all stakes. CONDITIONS.

Metropolitan ltnciiiK Kules will bo strictly (idhcrcil to. •'* _ All tlie races at this meeting (ire confined to liucka only, Hacks shall mean horses that have uover stated in a wciglit-for-ngc or liandicnp race (hack faces excepted), awl tlmt are not nominated for a Derby, Guineas, or St. leger, tit time ct entry. A district horse shall mean a.horse that lias not been out of the district for mere than a week at a time, dunns tho two months immediately preceding the day of race, No entry will he received for any vaco except on condition that all claims, disputes ami objections nriaiiiff out of the racing shall be settled by the Stewards ov wliom tlicy may appoint, and their decision shall bo final. No nomination will bo received _ unless accompanied by the necessary amount in cash. In all nomination!, description, age, pedigree and performances must lie given. t All horses to ho ridden in distinguishing colors, which must be given at time of entry.

ADMISSION! Foot-passcngeie, In. : Hones 2s, Vehicles of any description 2a Gil No horses allowed on tlio course, Members nndtlioii carriages I rco, W NICHOLSON, Secretary ami Treasurer, 3J21) lVoodville.

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Ir IS PUT UP IN ■ 4Hb and 101b BAGS, Vitli printed directions and receipts in acli, nud nay be had at all'dealers and merchants' ' AGENTSJoseph Nathan and Co. Grey and Fiummox Sieeb, WELLINGTON,' " 3359

TOWNSEHD S COWPER HAVE just opeuod up their, annua WINTER STOCK, eomprisin amongst other goods,. Canvas Horso Covers, Kangaroo and Calf Skin Leggings and Waterproof Saddle.Aprons. ■ TJiose in want of these articles will 'do well to inspect oar stock, bofore purchasing elsewhere, • A first-class COLLaR-MAKER al ways on the premises, All repairs neatly executed, and nothing but tho best material used. '.j Nora,—Ciistomors may rely, in sending orders, that their wants mil havo prompt'and careful Fricos aro iwvariably strictly modorato, and country residents cau rely on receiving the same treatment, both as wards workmanship ind charges as if -they residdd in town and mado thoir arrangeliienW'on the spot,'. i; ' i Note tho Address*Fownsend ami Co'wper, Sttddle.Harness & Collar Makers, Queen t tot MasMoii, 8299