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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5027, 16 May 1895, Page 4

U/AIRARAPAHUNT CLUB. TEEPLECHASE MEETING To be hold ou tlio CLAREVILLE COUESE, ON THURSDAY, 13th JUKE, 1895. 'atron, W, C. Buchanan, M.H.E,; President, G, Tuliy j Vice-PrcsidentE, U, F. Yallanis, E. Pcarco; Jndgo, W. 0, Williams; Starter, A. Walker; Handicapper, J. 11. Henry; Clerk ot Scales, E. W. Dorset; Clerk of Course, Herbert Welch; Timekeeper, Ji«. Alaeara; Stewards, J, Renali, a. McKcnzio, C. B. Plrarazyn, W. B. liuick, H, S. Izard, W. J. Uirschuerg, W, Hock, T. Kay, N. Grace, A. 11. Welch, A, J.Too<(Ood, B.Dawson, J. Strang, C K. Bidwill, W. Strang, H, Morison, A. E. Anderson, F. Armstrong, E. Harris, 0. Cross, V. Wardell; Treasurer, 8. W. Dehor; Secretary, W. MoKouzic. First liace starts at 11.30 a.m. WIOOKAJISIIi, 1. Trial Steeplechase Handicap, 30 sovs, 2nd horse 5 sovs from stakes. About 2i miles. For all hack hunters that havo never won an adverliscd hurdle raco or steeplechase at time ot starting. Nora, 15s, accept, 15s, 2. Maiden Hack Handicap, 20 sovs, 2nd horse 5 sovs from the stakes. About seven furlongs. For hacks that have never won an advertised race at time of starting. Norn. 10s, accept. 10s. ■ 3. Wairarapa Steeplechase Handicap SO sovs.; 2nd hoiso 5 sovs. from stakes; about Smiles, Horn. 20s,accept.30s. 4. Hack Handicap, of 20 boys. ; 2nd horse 5 sovs. from stakes; about LJ miles, Norn, 10s, accept, 10s, 5. Hunt Olub Steeplechase Handicap, 10 sovs, 2nd horse 5 sovs from stakes; about 2Jmiles; for all qualifi-d hunters;minimum weight, list, Norn., 20s, accep., 2(ls. 0. Mies' Bracelet Steeplechase llanili cap. First horse bracelet (or cash) 15 sove; second horse, bracelet (or ensh) 5 sovs; about 2J miles; for all qualified hack hunters'."horses to be nominated by ladies; gentlemen riders, to be members of a Hunt Club; minimum weight list; nomination, 10s; acceptance, 10s. 7. Hunters' Flat Handicap, saddle presented by MrR. It. Armstrong, and 15 sovs, second horse, 5 sovs from stakes; about U mile. For all qualified hunters; rainimum weight, Mist Vlb. Nomination, 10s, accep., 10s. RULES ANDIUMULATIOXS. 1. Uaces to he run under the rules o: racing, and rules governing Huut Club Meetings. Grand Stand, Lawn and Saddling Paddock ss; Ladies, 2s (id. GATES- Pedestrians and Passengers Is 1 horse vehicle 2s; each additional hoisc Is Driver free; Horsemen 2s; Cbildicn uudoi 12 free. NOMINATION.": for nil everts close or, SATURDAY, MAY 18th, on the arrival o the last train from Welini;ton, WEIGHTS will be docl.rcdon ftVTUI! DAY, MAY 2.5 th. ACCEPTANCES close on SATURDAY Bth JUNE, on airival of last train Iron em largely sold. Were is aus lely no remedy that is so spew giving relief, so certain to cu A TERRIBLE COUGH. " Dcai' Sir, —I am a poor hand a expressing my feeling, hut I shoii! like lo thank you. Your Lozenge have done wonders in relieving in terrible cough. Since I had th operation of 'Tracheotomy' (th same as the late Emperor of Get lam still alive) performed at S Bartholomew's llospilal, no on violent cough; it was so times lliat it (mile cxliaus i was very eopiou mi softened, and out difficulty.—l am, sirs, yon truly, UTTERLY UNRIYALLED. The above speaks i'oritself. Froi strict inquiry it appears that tli benefit from using Keiiting'sCoug Hospital. Since the operation th only means of relief is lite use c ot these Lozenges. So sueccssl'i are they that one affords immediat benelit, although from the natui of the ease the throat irrilalion i WEIGHT IN GOLD. Hill again writes: "I should lon since have been dead but for you Lozenges— tky arc imiili tki ■KcitjM in gold. I will gladly sc Keating's Cough Lozenges, th nrivalled remedy for cough: oai'scness, and throat troubles, ar IMPORTANT i\OTTCE, DUBLIN EXHIBITION. \ TtliisExhil)ition,Distillcrs,Brcwci i'.l and Mineral Water Manufac Pi.TER DAWSON was awarded the GOLD MEDAL for his justly famous THIiEE DIAMOND PEKFECTIOI WHISKY. Buy this Incomparable Whisky BY THE BOTTLE, and so avoid the substitution of inferio whisky put into one of DAWSON'S BOTTLES. TO FARMERS, DAIRY COMPANIES AND OTHERS. S. LUKE & CO., LTD., P N GIN K E1! S, BOILERMAKERS IRON AND MUSS POUNDERS, IRON BRIDGE BUILDER?, ct'C, &C, &0. ttISSEBS-BIBEEI, WeIUKOTOK, Havo given special attention to the manufacture of Boilers aud Engines, Shafting and Pulleys, and all machinery for Creameries and Dairies. Our expert knowledge in this branch is of first importance to thoso requiring plants, Havo in hand at present contracts for 12 plants. Estimates given. Patterns of all sizes, compound and other Engines, High-pres-sure Boilers and Machinery ot highest quality, for all purposes. PRICES NOT TO BE BEATEN Note tho Address— MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON, a fact. DBAPEBS and OUTFITEERS 'stock the "PEAR TREE" WATERPROOFS becauso tlicy aro Guaranteed,