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Sporting. THE LAST CONSULTATION BEFOKK. THE LOTTERIES ACT BECOMES LAW. SIX CHANCES oFwiNNING UP TO -£1200 FOB 10a. FLEMING * STAPLETON'S NOVELTY CONSULTATION, No. 10, on THE NEW ZEALAND METBOPOLITAN MEETING, To be run at Christchorch, November, 1881, and will be positively DBAWN ON MONDAY, 31st OCTOBER 8000 Subscribers at 10b each. About 190 Nominations, and about 190 Frizes. Each Ticket has a chance of winning Sis Prizes on the following events : — DSKBY STAKES, JE7SO. First Horse .£2OO C.J.C. HANDICAP, First Horee .£3OO WELCOME STAKES, .£SOO. First Horse .£IOO CANTBEBUBY CCTP, £1000. First Horse .£4OO CHBISTCHUBCH PLATE, .£375 First Horee 00 METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, JE375. Firat Horse .£IOO Each race will be drawn separately, under th» supervision of a Committee ef tfie Subscribers, ana results publinhed in morning papers. Should all the shares not be disposed of. Prizes will be distributed pro rate, less 10 per cent. Tw* stamps for reply and result; Is exchange on cheques. THOB. STAPLETON, Box 238, P. 0., Ghrißtchorcb; JUBAL FLEMING, Treasurer, City Baths, Christchnrch. 8-25 8517 j L. FLEMING'S NOVELTY CONSULTATION No. 5, ON THB JU ELBOUBNE /^UP CHBISTCHUBOH METBOPOLITAN MEETING. WILL BE DBAWNON OCTOBEB 31st. 10,000 Snbecribers at 10s each. 250 nominations. Each ticket has a chance of Winning Four Prizes, or One Ticket ma; win £1500. Melbourne Cnp. C.J.C. Handicap. First horse ... JB7OO First horse ... .£3OO Second do 250 Second do 150 Third do ... ... 150 Third do 50 Other starters div. 250 j Other starters div. 150 Non-starters div. 10C0 ' Non-starter- div. 500 Canterbury Derby. Canterbury Cop. First horse ...£250 First horse ....£250 Second do 100 Second do 125 Third do 50 Third So 50 Starters and non* Other starters div. 75 starters 400 Non-starters div. 2; 0 Intending subscribers are requested to make early application. If cheques are sent exchange must be added, and etamps enclosed for reply and result* N.B.—J. L. F. desires to inform his clients and the pnblio generally that he has no interest in the Consultation advertised by Messrs Fleming and Stapleton. J. L. FLEMING, High street, Triangle, Chrietchorch. .■ 9-7^ {"tHOKA & EYBETON HOSSETRACES, TO BX HELD OK THE «ACEOOUB3E, Near the MandeviUe Bailway Station, on MONDAY, DECEMBEB 26th, ISBI. PRESIDENT: Mr George Bailey. YIOT PBBSIDHNTB : Messrs E. Batters and F. 'Denton. TBSSASUBBB : MrH. Elder. HON. SSCBSTABT. Mr Wm. Taylor. STEWARDS : MrH. Elder f Mr T. Burgess Mr F. Moore I Mr H. Clothier Mr M. O. Moran | Mr T. Lord JUDGE : Mr Wm. Bass. STABTEB: Mr M. Duncan. CLBBX OF THX BCALB3 : Mr Bobt. Hopkins. CLEEK OF THE COURSE: Mr T. Viacent. PEOGBAMME. 1. Handicap Hurdle Race, 25 soys ; nominations, XI ss; acceptances, £1 ss. Distance, 2 miles, over eight flights of hurdles. The second horse to receive 5 eova out of the stakes. * 2. District Handicap Hubdlb Back, 15 soys : over six flights of hurdles. Distance, If miles. Nominations, 15s ; acceptances, 15s. , The second horse to receive 3 soys from the funds. 3. District Plat Bace, 15s ; for horses which have not won public money ; weight for age; nominations, £1 10a. Distance, 1% miles. The second horse to save his stakes. 4. Ohoka and Eybeton Cup Handicap, 50 soya ; nominations, £2 ; acceptance,' £2. Distance, 2 miles. The second horee to receive 10 eovs out of the stakes. 5. Faemebs' Plats, 15 eovs ; weight for age; nomination, £i 10s. Distance, 1£ miles. The second horse to save his stakes. 6. Consolation Back Handicap, 10 sove ; for all horses beaten, but not distanced, during the meeting ; nomination, 10s ; acceptance, 10s. Distance, 1 mile. 1. Nominations for the Handicap Hurdle Bacee, and the Ohoka and Eyreton Cap, must be made to the boa. secretary in sealed cover, addressed to him at the Junction Hotel, Ohoka, before 8 p.m. on Monday, December 12th, accompanied with the description and age of the horses nominated, and a list of their performances, together with the necessary amount in cosh. 2. Weights will be declared in the morning papers as early as practicable during the same week. 3. Acceptances and general entries mnstbe made as above, before 8 p.m. on Monday, December 19th, accompanied with the necessary cash and the colors of the riders. 4. Three hones must start for each event, or the stakes will be withheld. 5. District Bace means that horse and owner or any person entering them must be permanent residents between the rivers Ashley and Waimakariri for at least three months prior to the race* 6. No horse that has won an advertised race amounting to over £50 will be allowed to run in any of the events. 7. The rules of the Canterbury Jockey Club will be strictly adhered to in all matters where a special rule has Dot been made. 8. All protests must be made to the secretary in writing within one hour after the race, accompanied by a deposit of £1, which will be forfeited if the protest is a frivolous one. The decision of the stewards to be final in all cases. 9. All owners and nominators of horses for the Ohoka and Eyreton races shall subscribe 1 sev to the race funds. 10. All persons intending to scratch a horse must give notice to the non. secretary or the clerk of the scales at least half an hour before the race in which such horse is entered to run. 11. Five per cent, will be deducted from all stakes for expenses. 12. Admission to the saddling paddock :— Non-eubecribers, 2s 6d. Subscribers of £1, owners of horses and their jockeys, members of the Presß, Aα, will receive a pass on application to the secretary. 13. The first race will start at 1.30 p.m. 10-15 561 W. TAYLOB, Hon. Sec. CHBIBTCHDBCH CITY COUNCIL. ASPHALT. npENDEBS are hrritea for LAYING i Apportion of ASPHATT Footpath; ah or Bepairs to that which in laid. Also, tendej for the keeping In repair the whole of th Asphalt Paths u> the citj for a term of yean. SpeeiSeatlone to be seen at my office. Tenders to be sent in to the Town Clerk on • before Saturday, the 22nd inst. C. WALKDEN, : City Surveyor.; : 13th October, 1681. 10-14 5