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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4831, 21 September 1894, Page 3

WAIRABAPATHOTTINOaLDa SPRING MEETING. TO BR UEIiD ON THE AKURA IUOECOURBB, MASTERTON, on • THURSDAY, NOV. lot!,, 1891 Patron-W.O.Buohanan, Esq., M.8.8.; Preaident—o. A. Pownal!, .'Esq. j Vice-presidents-A. MoKonzio Esq., H. Morrison Esq., and W. MoKoczio Esq,, (Slav tertdn); Judge-J, Hoddor Esq. j Steward? -Mesßta W. Abbott, W. B, Alloa, W. Corlett, A. Daysh, W. H. DoLialo, J, Falloon.W.nawb, ,T. Hndloy, L. Hndlcy, 0. Hughes, 0. MaLacblan, MoOnndlish, A. R, MoCatlane, l f . Skoy, and H, Yates j Haudicappcr—V. Shannon; Starter-It Iloako; Oiotk of Hoalea—J. Hadley; Clerk ol Oourse-W, Abbott; Timekeeper —A. Henderson j Treasurer—W. B. Alien, lhe first racp to start punctually at 1 o'clock, 1. Maiden Htmlicap Trot (sad-lie), L 10; about 2 miles. Norn. 6s, nocept. 6j. 2. Stewards Handicap Trot (Middle), L 25 i about 3 miles, second horse to receive L 3 from stakes. Horn, 10s, accept, 16s, 3. Selling Handicap Trot(saddlo er harness) 025; about 2 miles. Tho winner to bo sold immediately after tho race and the whole of tho proceeds to go to tho Club's fund. Norn. 7s Gil, accept. 7s fid. 4. Foiiy Handicau Trot (saddle or harness), LIS; About 2 miles, For ponies 14'2 and under. Noin, 7s Od, accept. 7s Oil. 5. Woitarapa Trotting Club Handicap (harness), L3O; about 2J miles, second horsoti receive L 6 from the stakes, Nom, 15a,accont. 15s, G, Grand Stand Handicap Trot (Imrneu) IilO; About 2 miles, Nom, Ob, accept, ss, li. Consolatiou IlainlicipTfot (EaJJk-),JUJO about 2 milea, Entries to bo msilo immc diatcly after tho Grand Stand Hmdicap haß been, Nomination 10s, Acceptance free Nominations closa on THURSDAY, Oct. 25th, after tho arrival of the evening train from Wellington, at tho White Hart Hotel, Carterton. Handicaps declared on or about THUhSDAY. November Ist. Acceptances doso THURSDAY, November Bth, at the Whito Hirt Hotel, Carterton, after the arrival of tho evening train from Wellington, No Nomination or acceptance will bo reoeived under nnyproience whatever, unless accompanied by the necessary fceo. All stakes will do paid in full, RULES AND REOULATIONA 1. All races will bo run uudor tho Wellington Trotting Association ruloj, 2. Winners will be penalised not to exceed 0 seconds in the mile. i). All ponies (except thoso holding oorlificatos) to bo moisurcd before starting. 4, Previous performances, colour, age, and sex, of all horses aud ponies, to be givon ultimo of nomination; also colours of riders. ut, 'All horses or ponies that havo never started will be handicapped on tho same mark, 6. All horses and pouics must bo riddcii and driven out, if distanced, tho winning horso will reofivo tho advertised second money. 7. All protests to bo accompanied by a fee of £2. to be forfeited if the protest is considered frivolous. 8. All disputes and objections arising out of the racing shall be decided by a majority of'the Howards presort, whose deoision shall bo final, aud shall not be questioned in any Court of Law. Entries only received on this condition; 9. Any Jockey not weighing out within ton minutes after the bell has been rung, or not roturning saddle cloths immediately after the raco will bo fined .€l, which will bo strictly enforced. 10. All persons intending to withdraw horses are required to give notice to the Secretary (in writing) half nn hour before the time for starting such race. Fines for neglect in this respect will bo imposed according to tho rules. Admission to liaco Course Is. Saddling Paddock 2s Gd. Ladies Is. No extra charge for horses or Vehicles, li. ItOAKE, Hon. See,, Carterton. Submitted to and approved by the Wellington Trotting Association.—H. li, WOON, Secretary. TARATAHLCARTERTON RACING CLUB. f pilE time for receiving nominations I for the Wnirnrapa Guineas lias been extended to Saturday, 22nd Sept.

Mastcrton, September 21,1894, THE citizens of Mastcrton arc 4 invited to obsorvo TUESDAY, 25th inst, a holiday from 1 p.m, in lieu of Thursday, 27th instant. GEORGE HERON, Mayor. FOOTBALL! Wairarapa mm New South Walgs. MASTERTON PARK OVAL, on Tuesday, Sept, 25th, ' Game to commence at 3 p.m. sharp. ADMISSION, Is. I'.CMEETH.Sec.W.E.F.U. TTESLEYAN HOME MISSIONS, Services Sunday, Shi, 23iid, at 11 p.m., 3 p.m., 1 p.m, Preacher: Iho, ' 11. li. Deiesbiiry, of Christchurch. Monday, 24th, Mr Jkathm will giyo his famous lecturo on" Charles Dickens," Huinouristaud MoralTcaclicv, iu the Cliurch, at Bp.in.Thos. Hutchison, Esq,, S.M., will preside, Admission by ticket only, adults Is, children 6cl. Wednesday, 7.30, "Homo Mission Meeting," speakers: Mm. Dcmbitni, l'cri/man und Dukea. Chairman—Mr C. E. Daiiioll. I fONEY to Lend ou Freehold SeenL tics at current rales of interest. Apply to CHAPMAN, FITZGERALD AND TRIPP, 12, Brandon-street, Wellington.. TRESPASSERS in the Vineyard or in the vicinity of the homestead, at Lansdowuc, will be prosecuted, POISON has been laid for dogs on the Lansdownc property. WILLIAMS OEETHAM, Lansdownc. Mastcrton, Aue;. 18th, 1894, WOOL SALES. THENew Zealand Loan andMer- ' CANTILE AoKNCY COMPANY (liTD.) will hold periodical wool sales durins, the coming' season at llicir. warehouse, Fcathcrston-strcet, on tha following dates:— ftli December, 1894. 18th January, 1895. 15tli February, 1895. Liberal cash advances, freoof commission, on all parcels sent in for sale here or for shipment to London. ' Offices and stores, Pcatlicrston-street, Wellington..-■;. ut •'■ ~'./' i ~ . IVWAiTEBaFpSTBBi'JIiiDagor,':