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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3748, 28 February 1891, Page 3

TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. THEATRE ROYAL, The Operatic Burlesque of A L ADDIN OR THE WONDERFUL SCAMP. BY JUVENILES. Under the management of J. Barnard of Greytown: Scenic Artist Mr E. Brigps of the Opera House, Wellington ; Mechanist MrG. Phillips. OKCHESTKA. Rev E. H. Wyeth, piano ; R. W. Tate and Miss J. \Vood, Ist violins ; L. St George, Yiola :Mr R. Yarnham, Clarionet ; A. .T. Barnard, Contre Bass ; J, Maguire, Cornet. Prices, 3s, 2s, Is. Further particulars in future advertisement. Tickets may be obtained at Mr Holmes', Stationer. THEATRE ROYAL, Masterton. SaNDA^Marchl. W. W. COLLINS. WILL lecture on SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 8 o'clock on General Booth's "In Darkest England" and his Piiuper Scheme. In the EVENING, at 8 o'clock, ou Charles Bradlaugh, M.P, Sunday School Teacher, Iconoclast and Statesman. Discussion invited on both lectures. ADMISSION to afternoon lecture FREE with collection to defray expenses. Eyening, ONE SHILLING, front seats, PIT Cd.

Cathoic Picnic and Sports, (To be held in the Masterton Park on St. Patrick's Day.) IN the evoning a Grand "Voea and Instrumental ' Concert w.ill bcgiven m the : i Theatre Royal by MissMcClean (Wellington) and ber pupils, Full particulars later on. J. McKENNA. . ST PATRICK'S DAY SPORTS, : EKETAHDNA. IN AID OF THE MASTERTON HOSPITAL. SPORTS -will be. held in ; Parsons' paddock, Eketahuna; onTUKSDA if, the 17th March, 1891, . For further par-ticulars-see programmes.' ? Intending competitors will please take notice that nominations for ST. PATRICK'S HANDICAP, MILE RACE. WALKING RACE, and HURDLE R.ACE close on March 3rd with the Secretary. A Ball will be held in the evening in Parsons' Hall. WM. MURDOCH, . . , Hon. Secretary. MASTERTON OPAKI JOCKEY CLUB. Autumn Meeting,'9l To. be held on. the Masterton-Opaki . ' Racecourse on St Patrick's Day, 'Tuesday, 17th' March, 1891. President—Mr A. Walker ; Hon Treasurer, Mr A. A. Elkins ; Judge, Mr A. W. Cave; Starter,Mr T. H. Hill; Handicapper, Mr. A; Macfarlane ; . -Stewards, Messrs T. JBrowji, 8.. Cave, ' E. C.Cowper, A. Henderson, W. J. Hirschberg, J. ' lorns, 3 . Macara and C. F. .Vallance; Clerk - ot- the~-13calea, E.B.Hare ; ; Clerk, of the Course, likui lorns ; Timekaeper, James Muir. , PROGRAMME. 1. Handicao Hurdle Itace, of 40 bovs second ihors£ 10?s6vs;"' l£: miles; over five flights of hurdles"; Nom 1 sov, accept) 1 sov. " 2.-Maiden Race, of 25 sovs, second horsetS soys,: lunula ;■ for 'horses that have never won a: Hack Race, entrance 2§s, ; weight for age* ' .3. Scurry Face,- of 10 sova, for all horses that ,- have Jiever faced a starter.: ([saddle • races exoepted,), cateh freights ; entrance 10s, post entry. ' St-Patrick's Hadnicap, of 65 sovs, second horse'lOsovs, third horsed sovs; 1J miles.; ;nom 30s, accept 355. 5;- Welter Handicap, of 35 sovs, second horse-5 sovs,; l jnile ;, nom 20s. accept' 15s. ■ ! . • ;6. Flying Handicap, of 40 sovs, second horse 10 sovs, §. mile; nom 20s accept 20s;j thp winuer flf St Patrick's Handicap to carry 71bs penalty. 7. Selling Race, ofJ2ssovs, 7 furlongs; the winner to. be ,sold for J.O sovs, the surplus to be divided between' the Club and the second horse ; weight for age ; entrance 2os. • . ; - 'B. Forced of 20 sovs, second horse 5 sovs, 1 mile"; entrance winners of all races during the day 10s each, non-winners free.;,. 5 NOMMiTION.' WEIGHrS AND : i ACCEPTANCES. ! . Nominations for all Handicaps, with the exception of the Forced Handicap, will-" close with-the Secretary at the Club Hotel, 'on THURSDAY, sth March, at 9 p.ru-, or on the arnvall of the late train from Wellington. fWeiffhts declared on SATURDAY, ■7th : of March, at .9 p.hi. Acceptances for all Handicaps, with, the exception of the Forced -Handicap, and Entries for the Maiden and Selling Races, close with the Secretary at the Club HoteL on SATUR** DAY, the 14th day of March, at 9 p.m.. or on arrival of train.from Wellington;^ • RULES AND REGULATIONS. •All races at this Meeting are confined to Hacks or>ly. ' 'Hacks" shall mean any horse that has not startedjfor other Races daring -■ the present Racing Season' All Races to be -run under the rules of racinc. iln case of a. protest, the same must be lodged with :'the Secretary withiu fifteen minutes after the race has been run, with a ; depoßit of : j£2, such deposit to be forfeited if the protest be found frivolous or- vexatious. No scratching of horses allowed, unless through .the Secretary, and. thirty minutes before the time of starting. No entry will : be received for. any Race except u::der the conditions that all claims, disputes and objections arjsin?, shall be decided by the Stewards or whom they may appoint, and their decision upon all points shall be final. 'All Nominations, Entries, Acceptances, etc. r accompanied by the necessary amount, must be addressed to the Secretary, Mcuterton. «•__ • jS T o entry Will bd ; received- after the hour named on any pretence whatever. kny'Jockey riding, except in colours, will be fined 2 sovs, The amount for second horse will se deducted from the advertised amount Five per cent, will be deducted from all; stakes. . . Horses walking over will receive oO per cent, only of the stakes. (Submitted' and approved by the Wellington Racing Club, this 21st day of February, 1891. —H. M. L\ON, Secretary.) - _ : E. H, WADDINGTON, ! • Secretary*