AUTUMN HACK B&OE MEETING. - iTo lake pMos on th& '■ ; WOODVILLE RACECOURSE OK ' ■ ''•■U.-ii-! I, 4th April: m ; f ■ PBOGRAMMBi ' - ; I.' Stkwabds 1 Hakmcap (to etart at 11 ft in.) of 40 sovs, fleoond horse 5 sova from the stales; 1 mile. The mnnerol any flat lace (after tto deolaratioao! weights) of the nett value of 25 soya or over to oarry 61bs penalty.' Nomination 10b j aooeptanoe 20s. 8. Turn, Handicap Hdbdms (to atart at 11.40 a.m.) of 25 soya, second from the stakes; 1J miles, .Over six flighty of hurdles Sit 6in hijbl l 'For horses that have not won'a hurdle race at time of entry. The winner ;of any-huidle raca I: .(alter declaration to oatiy ,71ba penalty, Nomination, 7b 6d; acceptance. 1236(3. ■ ■' ;
■B,' Maidbn Piiik (to Btart at 12.25 p.mi) of 25 soys, second horse 5 Bovs.frtm lie stakes; En- ; .4,' HiMDWip Hobdlbs (to start at WO p.m.) of 46 bovb, seoond horse S sovb ; from the stakes; Smiles. Over eight flights of hurdles 3ft Gin high., ..The, winner ,of any hurdle race (after declaration of,weights) to carry 71bB penalty.- • NominatfonJlOß ; aiooeptanoe, 20s, i ■■ >. - • ■ •5, Woopraus Disibioi Jockey Club Handicap (tostartat 2,20 p.m.) of 100 bovb, second horso 15 sore from the state j ,'l| miles. The winner of any flat race (afte declaration of weights) of the nett value of "£25 or over, to carry 71ba penalty. Nomination,: SOsj acceptance, 50s, . ... 6. Eleotkio Handicap (to stait at 3 p.m.) of Miovs'j five furlongs. • The winner'of any r&oe' (after declaration of weights) to carry 71b9 penalty, Nomination, sa; ao> 'oeptance.Tspd,. ~ 7. Hion-WEioni Handioai (to start at 8.40 p m.) of 40 bovb, second horse 6 sots from the stakes; 1| miles, Minimum weight; 98t,; Penalties Bamo as in Stewards' Handicap, not cumulative, Nomination lOs; acceptance, 20s, 8. Fkiko Handicap (to startat 4.20 p.m.) of; 60 aovs;' second horse 5 sovs from l the stakes.; G furlongs. : Penalties same as in Ciiili Handicap, not cumulative, Nomination; ifis; acceptance,26s.
! ! , CONDITIONS, ' Allraceioi 'this programme are open to "hacke"only. ■ : - :1 ' Bhall mean horsei that have never won as advertised stake oxcecding the valuo of 40 bovb at time of start' (hack and hunter races excepted), and that' ato not ( at timo of start, nominated )for»,Derbyj Guineas St. or Sapling Stakes. . , ; Metropolitan Sating Rules will bs atnotly adhered to. \ . NOMINATIONS olosa 'with tiie • Secretary at Woodville at 8,30 p.m. on SATURDAY, March, 1894. i IGHTS toibe deolare'd ori-TVEDNEB-,2Bth March, Instead of 27th March. HIES for MAIDEN PLATE and AOANDES olose on MONDAY, 2nd April, d of SATURDAY, 31st March, 1884. p.mWM. NICHOLSON,.' DEPOSIT TICKETS CAN BE HAD OM' OUB 1 : OAN yASSKKB' AND MR. J. t B„ INNES, BOOKSELLER, WILLIS'STKEET, UNTIL THE 3181 ABOH, 1894:
I/I) W'E BEG TO WE AIBO will accept Deposit' Tiokets of Any Other Photooiuphehs, and thai any New Zealand will be entitled to One Dozen Patent, . .i- Matt-Opal Type ..CABINET . or PHOTOGRAPHS One Dozen Enahblled .and ' • ■ ■ ■ . ONE 15 x 12 ARTIST-FINISHED OPAL ENLARGEMENT Upon payment of EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS & SIXPENCE OBSERVE-A IS i 12 OPAL, noi a coarse, rough Bromide, and 15112 is the size of Ihe Opal, not the Fiuhe. ' The work m are TCBiiiNodut ib, if any thing, superior to our samples, and we intend to maintain oub pbebent standard We simply mn anyone in New, Zealand- to produce work o! Biiiain exobliskce at anything LIRE THE HllOE.and cnALLENOE COKrABISON with ONE AND ALL, WfiICCLESWORTH & BINNS VICE-REGAL AND LEADING PHoTO-
V • v.GRAPHEBS, FBIZE MEDiiLIBXa' SfDNET, MEMOiraE, iNDNEWZEiUMD, . 7, Willis-tot, ■ Wellington. C. HUGHES , Gash &utcher s QOEEN STREET, MASTERTON. Special Reduction Made for Gash SAUSAGES AND GERMAN SAUSAGES AS P E OI;A I I,T TV • Great Bargains ■ EVERY SATURDAY EVENING 1
DUMNGTHE SUMMER MONTHS. 'V, Mm. A iPTEK being neatly twenty years In il; the employ of Mr W. Perry, 1 have taLsn over ma • KURIPUNI BUTCHERY, And' hope by civility and attention to business to obtain a iair-aiiare of the patronage o' the people living in Master ton and Kuripuni, • •/. Every description of MEAT OF THE BEST QUALITY will be kept, and sold at reasonable prices ' ' WILLIAM MORRIS FAMILY BUTCHER, Kurlpuni..,,VM;....i./„u..>..»Miß
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