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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume I, Issue 28, 7 December 1872, Page 1

B B K NT H T * S TAURANGA Family and Commercial Hotel, TaHEANGA. This Hotel is the largest and best on the Bast Coast, newly furnished, including Baths and a, first-class Billiard-room, with a new Table by Alcock. NIGHT PORTER. A Competent Guido and good Saddle Horses can be had by parties wishing to visit the Rotorua, Hot Springs, and Lake District. The Stabling Department is under the management of J. H. Long. Paddocks. THE TE TEKO SPORTS AND RACES will take place QN the 20th and 21et DECEMBER, 1872. PROGRAMME. 1 HtrBDDB Rack : 4 eovs ; mile heats, over six flights of hurdles 3ft Sin high j catchwoigbts, 2nd horse to save his stake. Entrance—-non-subscribers, 10s ; subscribers, sa. 2 Richmond Stakes : mile heats; catch weights. Bridle and Martingale, value £3. 2nd horse to save his stake. Entrance—-non-subscribers, 10a j subscribers, ss. 3 Thb Qabbibon Stakes : 4 sovs ; mile beats ; catchweights. 2nd horse to save his stake. Entrance —non-subscribers, XOs ; subscribers, ss. j 4 nf*T» T 3 i _—— _ _ S 11 _ „/. _ I 1_ __ -JB Jt.s*\9*.JLXX*\X i 4M OUYO } 4; til lAC J VT t?IgU USJ - Entrance, ss. 5 Tb TbKO Cep; 6 sovs ; Smiles; catch weights j for horses bonA fide the property of members of the Te Teko Native Contingent. 2nd horse to save ins stake. Entrance, 12s fid. 6 Thb Galatea Pcebb s 1 eov ; % mile heats j women riders only ; 2nd horse, a gown ; 3rd horse, a hat. Entrance, 3s. 7 Pony Race ; £3 10a ; 1 mile j standard, 14 bands and under; calchweights. Entrance, ' ss. 8 Consolation Stakes i 2 sovs ; for all beaten horses ; 1 mile. Entrance, ss— added. Entries to be made on or before the 18th December, 1872. Names and colours of horses and riders to be given at the same time to the Secretary, Subscribers to the amount of 10b must pay entrance fee, same as members of Native Contingent. HENRY P. BLUETT, Honorary Secretary. WHARF HOTEL, OPOTIICI. •JHIS Hotel is situated, as its names implies, close to the wharf, and contains every convenience for the accommodation of visitors, who will find a good table, Good Liquors, Good Beds, with civility and moderate charges. Gentlemen wishing to visit the interior or places down the Coast can be provided with horses at the reasonable rates. Good Billiard-Bagatelle TableWines, Spirits, Ales, and Porters of the finest Brands, ROBERT THOMPSON, Proprietor,