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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4438, 7 June 1893, Page 4

|T£|HB UNITED HUNT CLUB. : STEEPLECHASE MEETING. To bo hold on • IIUTT PARK RAOEOOURHE ox WEDNESDAY, 12th JULY, 1893 (Four days after tlio Wellington Hnolng . Club's Stccpleohuse Mooting), Judge; A. E. 0, Rhode?. Treasurer: John Mills.. Hnndicnpper: J, H. Henry, Stewards: H. D. Crawford, 1). 0. A, Cooper, Dr Cahill, Dr Gillon, 0. L. H. Cnnlnglmm, R. D. Cadwell, W. W, Co* F. W. Mnddox, John Mills, E. D. O'Rorke Joseph Myers, C. P. Skerrett, A Wylio and D. 6. Riiidiford, Starter: S. Powell. PROGRAMME. . (Approved by the Metropolitan Club). 1. Maidkx Handicap, of 30 sovs; second horse 5 sots front the stakes. Maiden riders allowed 71b. For luintcrs tlmt have never won an advortiscd Hurdle Race or Steeplechase Minimum weight, list. Nomination, 10s; acceptance, 103. Abouttwo miles. 2. Om' Hcitolb Hastiicap, ot 45 sovs; second horse 5 sovs from the stakes, Nomination, 1 sov; acceptance, 1 sov, Ono mile and three-quarters. 3. United Hunt Cum Stkhn.kciush Handicap, of SO sovs j second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. For hunters only. Minimum \yeight in handicap, list; maiden riders allowed 71b, Nomination, 1 sov; acceptance, 1 sov. About three miles and a halt. 4. OrKX Stkehxciuse Handicap, of 75 ' sovs; second horse 10 sovs from tlio stakes! Nomination, 1 sov;acceptance, 2 sovs. About three miles, 5. Laiuks' Biiacfakt Handicap. First r horse a Bracelet of the value of 25 sovs; second horse, a bracelet of tlio value of 5 sovs (or cash equivalent). For hunters only. Gentlemen riders, who must produce their certificates from the Metropolitan Club in the district in which they reside. Tho horses ' io be nominated by ladies, and will require to jump n hurdle to the satisfaction of the stewards before starting. Maiden riders allowed 51b. Minimum weight, list. Nominations, 10s; acceptance, 10s, Two miles on the flat, 6. Opp.n 'Welteii Hasmcap, of 80 sovs; second horse 5 sovs from the stakes. Nomination, 10s; acceptance, 10s. Ono mile and a quarter on the flat, 7. Faukwhi, Huudle ILlvdidap, of 40 sovs; second horse 5 sovs from tho stakes, For hunters only. Nomination, 1 sov; acceptance, 1 sov. Weights will be declared on tlic course immediately after the Ladies' Bracelet is run, and acceptances must lie notified to the Clerk of the Scales within 10 minutes after the Open Welter Handicap. Maiden riders allowed 51b, One mile and a half. DATES OF NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS, AND ACCEPTANCES. N.D.—All events closo at 9 p.m. Tuesday, June 20m.—Nominations forall events, Satuiiday, Jui.t Bth.—Weights declared, except lor the Farewell Hurdle Handicap. (The night of the W.R.C.'s Winter Meeting.) Momw, Jm,v lOtii.—Acceptances (or all handicaps, except the Farewell Hurdle Handicap. RULES AND REGULATIONS. All nominations, entries and acceptances, accompanied by the necessary amount payable, closo at tho ltoyal Oak Hotel, Wellington, at 9 p.m. on the dates named. The Rules of Racing adopted by the Metropolitan Clubs of New Zealand will be strictly adhered to. Five per cent, will be deducted from the gross amount of alt slakes. Races Nos. 1,3,5 and 7, are confined to qualified hunters only. Owners or riders must produce Masters' Certificates to the Clerk ol the denies before the horses are weighed out for any ot these events, • Races Nos. 2,4 and 0, arc open events. Qualification ot a Hunter—A hunter is a horso tlmt has been hunted regularly with any recognised pack of hounds, to the satisfaction of tho Master, during the present season (1893), and the km /iile property of n member of any recognised Hunt Club. Definition ot a Maiden ltider—Any member of a recognised Hunt Club, who has nover ridden before in a race of any description (hunter races excepted), and who has never won hunters' race at the time ol starting, Gentlemen Riders—Persons desirous ol being registered as gentlemen riders are referred to rules 181 and 162 of tho Rules of Racing. n. M.LYON, Hon, See. for llace Meetiug, Grey Street ' Wellington, May 5,1803 WOODCOTIi HOUSE SCHOOL, HOBSON STREET, WELLINGTON, The next tirm will begin un Thursday, June tho Ist (first). - HEADMASTER, O.L. Gardiner, 8.A., Pembroke College, Cambridge; Resident Assistant Master G F. V.'cddridge, M,A„ Keblo Collc»o, Oxford; DrilU ing and Gymnastic Instructor, Sergeant Lawronos. Subjects—Divinity, Latin Greek, French, English, Hißtory, Geography, Arithmetic, Euclid, Algebra, Boys prepared for scholarships and entranco at Clirißtoliureh and Wanganni, Tho school games, cricket, and Association football, arc personallysnperintended, and tho boys are thoroughly looked alter out of echool hours Tho house has largo rooms and stands in cxtonsivo grouhds including a field for cricket and football. An experienced matron is in charge of the domestio arrangements Vacancies for several Boardora from the ago of ten, ami for a few Day Buys, Mr Gardiner will be nt homo till May Bth, and on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, May 29 30, 31, Frojpettus Biirt full information on application to Wccdcoto Uouso, ijVlll SALE:- 7 acres M Land, eight ruomcd dwelling, washhousi', buggy abed, itab'e, cowshed, etc,, J hour from ilasterton Post Oilier. 4a:res *iihnewaix-raomcddwelling, shcd«, etc., large orchard in full bearing, half-hour from Mastcrton Post Office, (ij acres; 2 acres standing hush, with new flvc-roomcil house aud outbuildings, Harden, an l orchard, etc., half-hour from Mastcrton Toit Office. 1 acre (line creek running through) four roorr.cil dwelling ; good orchard ; cheap; 10 minutes from Mastcrton Post Office. J acre, six-roomed I' welling, nearly new, corner section, Lincoln Road. C acres. New Dwelling of sfx'moms, Stable, Phed.', etc., Good Orchard, U|iper Plain. 12 acres (creek ruuniug through), Sevenroomed Home and usual Outbuildings. 2 Five-roomed Cottages, Bannister-street quarter acre of land each, Stable, Sheds, etc. Also several other properties for tale cash or on terms, in Dannister-ctrcet, Worksop Road, Columba ltoad, Kuripuni. Sections Bannisterstreet, Church-strcct, etc, etc, MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Security from 125 to LSOOO at Current liatej, K. H.WACDINCTON Commission Agent, •ilasterton MASTERTON COACH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY. THOS.WAGG *()()., PROPR lET ORB. A SINGLE visit to our factory will convince you what mav be accomplished by an intelligent study of the special wants of a busiress combined with the bsßt workmanship and materials, It is seldom more than one vehicle is kilt after nrccijo'y the same design.' Out styles arc models of perfection. The quality of our work is of the highest grade. We mviU you to order a sample vehicle, Tho reputation of the Mastcrton Coach Factory is wellknown, The public will look to |iracti&i experience and must know that CHEAP WORK is a drag on the wheels of enterprise. We art in co-operation with the general publicand the fact of to many vehicles being turned out of our factory during the past year shows clearli that they appreciate a first-class article, which always pays a good percentage on tho capital invested. We are building light pleasure whiclca of all descriptions. Inspection costs nothing. Prices and draftr n application. THOS. WAlitt & 00. GEO- HERON Hall Strut, 5 MASTERTON, r GENERAL PRODUCE DEALER, 8 j QROOEBWlifiClira WIRE G