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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2752, 22 April 1916, Page 2

THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH OE THE BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY AND THE. ORDER OF ST. JOHN (WELLINGTON'BRANCH). • AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC. The above Societies liavo combined for the purpose of rendering aid to the Sick and Wounded during tlje.War, We are urgently in need of funds and gifts of all kinds serviceable for use in Military Hospitals and Field Ambulances. JUST REMEMBER we are making this appeal to the General Publio ON BEHALF OF OUR BOYS AND ALLIES. We sinceroly trust) the public will Subscribe to this fund! generously and promptly. SUBSCRIBERS to tie Ladies' Fund should continue as before. Sewing will be given out at the depot to all lidies who are prepared to work, and continue working, in their homes for this great cause. The trustees of the Funds are: — THE HON. 0. J. JOHNSTON, THE HON. J. G. W. 'AITKEN, and JOSEPH JOSEPH, ESQ. (Treasurer). All subscriptions may be despatched dircct to the Treasurer at his office, Government Insurance Buildings, Wellington, The Central Depot is established'at 4 Mercer Street (opposite the Town Hall), where all further enquiries can be made, and information will bo given upon application to the undersigned. / J. W. BRIDGE, 1 " ■ Hon. Secretary. _ FEILDING_ RACES. ' EASTER ""MONDAY ' AND . WEDNESDAY, 24th AND 25th APRIL. FIRST RACE STARTS AT NOON. Train leaves Paekakariki each day at 6.10 a.m., stopping where required, and ionuectsjwith Special Train leaving Palmerston for Feilding at 10.15 a.m. On EASTER MONDAY only a Special Passenger Train will leave Wellington i it 0.42 a.m., stopping at the following stations only:—Johnsonville, Plimmerton, 11 PaekakaTiki, Parapaiaumu, Otaki, Manakau, Levin, Shannon, Longburn, and ionnecting with Special leaving Palmerston for Feilding-at. 11.18 a.m. A Relief Mail Train leaves Wellington cncli day at 7.45, a.m., for Wanganui, itopping at principal stations, and ,arri • -««

RACING CLUB. . NOMINATIONS For AUTUMN MEETING CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY, 26th APRIL. L. GRIFFITHS, ' Secretary, . BLENHEIM. JOCKEY'. CLUB. PROGRAMME FOR .WINTER. MEETING THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, . 25th and 27fh MAY, 191 G. . Dates of Nominations, Weights, and Acceptances, hnd amounts to be forwarded to Secretary, Wangnnui Jockey Club. ! WINTER 1 MEETING, , 25th and 27th MAY, 1916. FRIDAY, APRIL 28th, 1910, at 9.30 p.m.: .NOMINATIONS. Borough HanUicaj) 1 sot. Hack .Steeplechase '.... 1 sov. Wanganui , Stecplechaso, 1 sov. Ivaitoke Hack Hurdles. 1 sov. .Century Hurdle. Handicap ... 1 sov. Connolly Handicap 1 sov. Purua Hack Flat Handicap... 1 sov. , Winter Oats 1 sov. ' Rata Hack Hurdles 1 sov. Balgownie Hack Flat 1 sov. Grandstand Steeplechase 1 sov. May Hurdle Handicap 1 sov. Empire Handicap ". 1 sovl' Farewell Hack Flat Handicap 1 sov. FRIDAY, 12th MAY, 1911! (on or hboutb WEIGHTS for Borough' Handicap Wanganui Steeplechase,. Century Hurdle Handicap, Connolly Handicap, Hack Steeplechase Handicap, Kaitoke Hack Hurdles, Purua Hack Flat Handicap. MONDAY, MAY 22nd, 1910, at 9.30 p.m.: ACCEPTANCES. Borough Handicap j;2 10s. Wangauui Steeplechase 5 soys. Hack Steeplechase Handicap £1 10s. ICaitoko Hack Hurdles £1 10s. Century Hurdlo Handicap ... i sovs. Connolly Handicap 4 sovs. Purua Hack Flat Handicap 2 sovs. THURSDAY, MAY 25th, 1916 (at or about), 8.30 p.m.: WEIGHTS for Winter Oats, Grandstand Steeplechase, Balgownie Hack Flat, Rata Hack Hurdles, May Hurdles, Empire Handicap, 'and Farewell Hack Flat. FRIDAY, MAY 26th, 1916, at noon: ACCEPTANCES. Winter Oafe : ....... ~£2 10s. • Grandstand Steeplechase ' 2 sovs. . Balgownie Hack Flat ....... v ... 2'sovs." Rata Haclc Hurdles 10s. May Hurdles .....V...'.- 3 sovs. -Umpire Handicap ...: 3 sovs. Farewell Hack Flat ; 1.... 2 sovs. WM. HALT., Secretary. P.O. Bos 15, Wanganui. } ■SEND FOE THIS FREE BOOK ON RHEUMATISM. 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