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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1156, 22 November 1879, Page 6 (Supplement)

New Advertisements. "^j^AI&ATO TURF CLUB BPBHH* £ ■■;>, MEETING ANDANKVAL CAVALRY REYIBW* FRIDAY, NOV. 28th. Peesedent: His Excellency Sir Hercules Bobinson. Vioe-Pbesideot? : Lieut. -Col. Lyon, JtmaE : Dr Waddbgffcou. ] Stewards: Messrs. Carpenter, Storey. Rodie, W. Taylor, J. B.Whyte,M.H.E.. P. A. Whitaker, M.H,R., H. W, Northcroft, R.M. f and F. B. Ctande. Staetee: C* J. Storey. Clbek of the CoifeasE : C. Johneoti. Handioappebs : Messrs. Weatherill and ' ■' Clebjc of the Scales : A. J. Bertram. 1. Maiden Cavalry Hubdke Race. Open to all Troop Horses that hay© never won an advertised race. To be owned and ridden by members of the Troop. 2 miles ; over 8 flight of hurdles. Ist prize, £15 ; 2nd prize, £2 10. 2. Cavaley Plate. For Troop horses only. One and a half 'miles; welter weight for age. Ist priae, £17 10s ; 2nd prize, £2 10s. 3i Railway Plate Handicap. Open to all horses; lj miles. First prize, 40 soys.; second horse save stakes. Nomination, lsov. ; acceptance, lsor. 4. Selling Hack Face; one mile ; weight, lOst ; prize, lOsovs. Winner to be sold for l#aove; surplus to go to race fund ; post entry. Entrance 10s, o, Waika/to Tunp Olvb Hanmca* Huedle.Race. Distance, two miles; over 8 flight of hurdles ; first prize, 25 sors.; second prize, o sots.; Isot nomination ; 10s acceptance. Handicap will be made immediately after Cavalry Hurdles. Acceptance re- • ceived up to a quarter of an houif before start. 6. Consolation Stakes; lOsova; ona mile ; nomination, ss ; acceptanoe, 10s. Entries and nominations for open race, to be sent m before 4 p.m. on Thursday, the 20th November, addressed to the Secretary W^ikato Turf Club, Hamilton, enclosing fees, name, age, pedigree, color of horse, name of owner and. colors of rider. No entrance will be received after the time specified. Handicap for Railway Plate to b© declared on Saturday, the 23rd November. All entries for Cavalry Races to be forwarded to Secretary W.T. Club, on or before Saturday, 23rd November, ftt 8 p.m. All protests during the meeting must be accompanied with a deposit of 3 sots., which will be liable to forfeiture should the Stewards consider the protest frivolous or vexatious. In all disputes the decision of the Stewards to be final, First race to start at 1 p.m. KENNEDY HILL, Hon. Sec* and Treasurer WaikatoTurf Club. NOTICE. "jt/TESSRS. JAftES YOUNG ■ and THOMAS NIXON beg to inform the inhabitants of Cambridge and the surrounding country settlers that on and after Ist November, they will COMMENCE BUSINESS as rj^THE EL WRIGHTS and COACHBUILDERS, m the premises lately occupied by Mr Richardson, and hope by * civility and good workmanship to merit a share of public patronage. TO THE RATEPAYERS, KTRrKIRIIiOA HIGHWAY DISTRICT. YOU aro publicly notified that it is the intention of the Road Board Trustees to stop a portion of the Road, 53 chains m length, Avhioh p ssc9 bet wee sections 216, 222,222, 221, and 220, the property of li. F. c laude, Esq. ; and a portion of another road commencing at a point m Section 215, running m a Westerly direction for about- lo chains. Map and description may be seen for twelve weeks from date at the office of Mr Breakell, Civil EngiuQer, Hamilton. d. McPHERSON, Secretary Jlirikiriro* Highway District BoarcL BmltQU £ast, 3rd September, im*