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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3650, 31 March 1869, Page 1

i THE THAMES ANHT7AL BACES.. * TO TAKE PLACE ON TEE ARRIVAL Of t H.R.H. THE DUKE. OF EDINBURGH, Expected at the latter end of : April.

, Stiwakds : L. Broad, Esq., R.M, Major Keadell, K.M. R. Graham, Esq. Captain Skene. J. Gwynneth, Una. H. 4. Whitaker, Esq« BT. S. Walker, Esq. ' Robert Farmer, Esq. W. A. Hunt, Esq. A. Dannage, Esq. James Mackay, Jun., Esq., O.C. Judge: Captain Skene. - Starter-; N. S. Walker, Esq. Tbeastjbee: H. S. Whi taker, Esq. Handioappeb : Captain W, Ftazer. FIRST DAY, MAIDEN PLATE of 80 soys. One mile and a half. Weights for age, Entrapoe, 8 soys. For all horses that have never won an advertised race. THE FLYING STAKES (HANDICAP) of 50 ■ovs. Entrance, 5 «ov3 j 2 soys to be paid on nomination, 8 soys on acceptance. Three* quarter-mile. THE GALATEA CUP (HANDICAP), of 600 soys. Entrance, 25 so»a ; 10 soys to be paid on nomination, and 15 eovs on acceptance. Two miles. Second horse to receive 100 sots out of the stakes j third horse to save his stakes if four start. Mr. Walter's b q Numa, aged. Mr. Walter's b f Yaiterina, 3 yra. Mr. R. Farmer's eh f Moonbeam, 3 yrs, Mr. Ji. Kellys Billy Barlow, aged. Mr. J. fclliss, b m Slander, 5 yrs. Mr. W. A. Hunt's go Kaiser, 3 years. Mr. H. H. Stafford's eh m Nebula, 6 yrs. Mr. H. U. Stafford's oh q Magenta, 5 yrs. Mr. H. Redwood's br o Manuka, 8 yrs. Mr. H. Kedwood's eh f Peeress, 3 yrs. THH MAORI HURDLE RACE, of 10 soys. Entrance, 1 soy. One mile. To be ridden and owned by Maoris. Catch weights, pose entry, THE SHORTLAND PURSE, of 150 soys. Entrance, 15 soys. 6 soys to be paid to the seoretary, atthe Governor Bowen Hotel, Graham's Town, by eight o'olock p.m. on the 15th March, 1869 j and 10 bovb by eight -o'clock p.m. the night before the race. Weight for age. Maidens at time of starting allowed 31b. Dis* tauce, one and a half miles. Mr. H. Redwoo.l's blk q Black Boy, aged. Mr. H. H. Stafford's eh q Magenta, S i yrs. Mr. J. Ellis's b m Slander, 5 yra. ""* . Mr. Walter's r h' Orlando, 6 yrs " Mr. W. A. Hunt's q c Kaiser, 3 yrs.

SECOND DAY". A HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, of 50 sovrf. Entrance, 5 soys eaoh ; 2 soys to be |»aid on nomination, 3 soys on acceptance. Over eight flights of hurdles. Distance, two miles, THE THAMES PUTE (HANDICAP), of 200 soys. Entiaoce, 15 soys ; 5 soys to be paid on nomination, »nd 10 boys on acceptance. One and a half miles. Mr. W. A. Hunt's q c Kais«r, 3 yrs. Mr. Walter's r h Omndo, 6 yrs. Mr. Walter's b f Yatteri-.a, 3 yrs. Mr. Walter's bf Fanny Fisher, 3 yw. Mr. J. Ellis's b m Slander, 6 yra. Mr. X, Farmer's ob f Moonbeam, 3 yrs. Mr. H. Hod wood's eh f Peeress, 3 yrs. Mr. H. Redwood's eh f Misfortune, 3 yrs. Mr. H. H. Stafford's oh m Nebul«, 3 yrs. Mr. E. H. Staffords** eh q Magentu, 5 years. THE LADIES' PURSE, of 50 soys. Entrance, " 5 soys. Welter weights for age. One mile, Gentleman riders. THK GRAHAM'S TOWN PLATE, of 100 soya. Entrance, 8 soys. Weight for age. Oi.e and a quarter-miles. The winner of the fehortland Purse to carry 71b. extra. THE CONSOLATION HANDICAP, of 30 soys, with a sweep of 3 soys each added. One mile. For all horses beaten during the meeting. CONDITIONS. 1. No entry will be received for any ©f the races except upon this condition— that all disputes, claims, and objections arising out of the racing shall be decided by the Stewards, or those whom they may appoint, aud their decision shall be final, and all law proceedings barred. 2. Victoria Racing Club Rules will be strictly dhered to. 3. No person will be qualified to enter for any race u< less a subscriber of at least three guineas to the Race Fund— Maori Kace exoppted, iv whioh a subscription of lsov. to the R*ce Fund will qualify. 4. Entrances must be forwarded, under cover, to the Secretary, at the Governor Bowen Hotel, Giaham's To«n, by seven o'clock p.m. on Monday, 15th March, 1869, for th« Ga'atea Cup, Shorfcland Purs», and Thames Plate (handicap), after whioh no entries under any will' be received, unless bearing the postmark of the 15nh March, 1869. Date of Bandicap and acceptances, and egneral entry, in a future advertisement. 6. No entries will be received unless the proper entrance money is enolosed, with tbe name, age, pedigree of the horse, and the colours of tbe rider.^ 6. Five per cent, will bo deducted from all win* nera towardi paying-expenses, 7. Any jockey riding except in colours entered will be fined 3 sow. - < . 8. In the event of any parson entering a protest, a sum of £5 must be lodged w ith the Clerk of the Scales before suoh protect is considered ; this sum to be forfeited to the funds- of the Meeting should the Stewards consider the proteit frivolous or vexatious. 9. All dogs found on tbe Racecourte during the Meeting ara liable to be destroyed.' • -W.PERCIVAL, j Secretary, and Clerk of the Course. '

BEFORE TOE THE DESTITUTE MB LYING-IN HOSPITAL. ABRANtIMENTS HAYJC BBSN UADSFOB A GRAND MUSICAL fcNTERf AINMEN,T*nd PROS4EISA|>E- CONCERT, ' ' . To be held at v ' THE NEW MUSIC HaLL, SYMONDS-STRBET, TBIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), ;MABC,H 31^69, , lii i *id ttt, the ab'oye deserving Institution. , , , „3 Several ladies nfld- gentlemen have kindly cpn.^ ,SentedAoniBist; '// T o - Jj ' - '{ «^' .;^Mrst H«m,hi?lJdn,dly.coiisBntedito give some of >« beautiful r«*duig». Mr. BfixrOK ha« also kindly promised to recite some of his most amntiog pieces. Mr; B&Alii* will conducb the. Musical Atr»ngenof nts, % .^elMeHl?Brs^thd^Vbruuteer Band'b»ve argQ" kindly counted to play atinterjrala during the Jta«/ Refreshments, wiU- be provided; throughout \€fa«T %""/./ - ';; l [ ; •!^ iK^ |f>'J>^jM|o|en!at;ifal|-pasb'7i- to commence at| &s£,