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SHIPPING. F TAR—^BERDEEN JOINT SERVICE. TO ENGLAND, via SOUTH AFRICA A-LL CLASSES CATERED FOR. —FROM SYDNEY.— “THEMTSTOCLES”—June 10th. “RUNIC”—JuIv 9th. “ASCANTUS”—JuIy 22. “EURIPIDES”—August 6th. For full particulars apply to— DALGETY AND CO., LIMITED. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., LTD. COMMON. SHELTON & CO.. LTD. B LUE s UNNEL and W HITE WHITE STAR LINE gER VICES. Including the magnificent Royal Mail Steamers: — MAJESTIC, 58,354 tons (THfe World’s Largest Steamel). # OLYMPIC. 46,439 tons, JT HOMERIC. 34,351 tons. g Between North American and V Enronean Ports. For full particulars, apply OALGETY A COMP AN V, LIMITED, MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., LID, COMMON Ri f FT.TON Sr CO.. LTD SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. HAWKE’S BAY JOCKEY CLUB METROPOLITAN WINTER MEETING, 1929 HASTINGS RACECOUUSE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JUNE 21st and 22nd. Officials ; President, T. H. Lowry; vice-presid-ents, 11. A. Russell and A. Reid; lion, treasurer, .T. S, McLeod; committee 1 , G. Ehlftt (chauman). G. D. Beatson, H. It Campbell, J. If. Colebourne, M Greenwood, J. Landels, T. V. Morrin, J. A. MacFarlan, 0. Nelson, IT. R. Peacock; lifb lion, memlier of committee, Sir G. Hunter. M.P. ; handicapper, H. Coyle; starter, C. O’Connor; judge, R. H. Aldworth; clerk of course. \. P. O’Dowd; hon timekeeper’ W. E. Cooper; clerk o! totalisator, S. P. Spillor; clerk of scales, 11. M. Bishop- hon. vet. surgeon, A. M. Broclie, M.R.C. V.S. H. S. MOSS, Secretary. P.O. Box 13 Phone, Hastings 55 FIRST DAY—FRIDAY. JUNE 21 1— NDS STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP (hack conditions), of loOsovs., 2nd horse 30sovs., third horse losovs. from the stable. Norn, lsov., Acc. 3(J/-. Two miles. 2 WHAKATU HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, (liacjii- conditions), ot loOsovs.. 2nd iforse 30sovs., 3rd horse losdys,#' from the . stake. Ncm. lsoil. : »ec.#3o/-. About If mile. I J 3 (hack com] ditions), if llOsovs., 2nd hope losovs., 3§d lidrse lOsovs. the stake® Ncm. lsov., 30/-. Six and ’fi-half furlonggr I—HAWKE'S BAY CHASE HANDiayr of asosovs. 2nd horse 3rd horse 35 sovs. from Nom. lsov., Ace. 4sovs. AJmnt 21 miles. SWI XT ER Jfr AND! CAP (hac k of llOsovs., 2nd horse Jnsovs., 3rd horse lOsovs. fromJrhe stake. Nom lsov., Acc. 30/,#' One mile and 1 furlong. 6 HASTINGS HANDICAP (hack conditions), of llOsovs., 2nd hors© losovs., 3rd horse lOsovs. from tiic stake. Nom. lsov., Acc. 30/-. Six furlongs. 7 HERETAUNGA ' HANDICAP, of loOsovs., 2nd horse SOsovs., 3rd horse losovs. from the stake. Nom. lsov., Acc. 2sovs. Six and a-lialf furlongs. j The winner of any race lie fore? meeting may he re-handicapp%d# Any winner at meeting to carr#a penalty of 71hs. SECOND DAY—SATURDAY. JUNE 22 1— HAVELOCK HURDLES HANDICAP (hack conditions), of 150 sovs., 2nd horse 30sovs., 3rd horso losovs. from the stake. Nom. lsov., Acc. 30/-. One and a-lialf milk's. 2 TRIAL PLATE, of llOsovs., 2nd horse to receive losovs., 3rd horse lOsovs from the stake. Egt horses that have never won a race exceeding tlije value of 100 sovs., at the time of nomination. Weights: Two-yeari-olds, 9st. 31b.; tlu’eie-year-olcls, ] Ost.; four-year-olds and upwards, lOst. 21h. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. Nom. lsov., Ace. 30/-. i’hje and a-lialf furlongs. 3 JUNE STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 2500v5., 2nd liorso SOsovs., 3rd horse 2osovs. from the stake. Nom. lsov., Acc. 3 sovs. About 21 miles. 4 HAWKE’S BAY HURDLES HANDICAP, of 25050v5., 2nd horso SOsovs., 3rd horse 2osova. from the* stake. Nom. lsov., Acc. 3sovs. About ljj- miles. 5 GREENIIILL HANDICAP, of llOsovs., second horse 25sovs., 3rd horso losovs. from the stable. Nom. lsov., Acc. 2sovs. One mile. 6—R AUK A IV A conditions), HANDICAP (hack ol llOsovs. 2ml horse losovs.. 3rd horso lOsovs. from tli© stake. Nom. lsov. Acc. 30/-. One mile and 1 furlong. 7—FINAL HANDICAP, of loOsovs. 2nd horse 30sovs., 3rd horse 15 sovs. from the stake. Nom. lsov. Acc.2sovs. Six and a-lialf furlongs.

Dafles of Nominations. Weights and Acceptances With amounts to he forwarded to tlie Secretary, H.B.J.C. WINTER MEETING, 1929. N.R.—All events close at 8 p.m., unless stated to the contrary FRIDAY, JUNE 7, at 8 p.m. NOMINATIONS— AII Events, lsov. FUTURE EVENTS —H.B. Stakps, 1930; H.B. Guineas, 1930. No money required at time of nomination for future events MONDAY 17th JUNE WEIGHTS —AII events First Day ACCEPTANCES—THURSDAY, 20th JUNE, at 12 NOON FRIDAY, 21st JUNE Night of First Day’s Races By 7 p.m. WEIGHTS— AII Events Second Day. By 5.30 p.m. ' ACCEPTANCES— AII Events. N.B.— All telegrams must he confirmed in writing and name of trainer given. Part XV., Rule 0, Rules of Racing. H. S. MOSS Secretary. Phono S 5 P.O. Box 13, Hastings. PART XV. RULE 13. “By the entering of a horse, every person having, «r subsequently acquiring an interest in such horse, shall bo deemed thereby to undertake neither directly nor indirectly to make any wager with a bookmaker in connection with such horse or any other horse, in the race rn which such horse is so entered. Each entry shall contain ‘ or, if it do not contain, shall ho conclusively nssumedMo-contain such an undert a kino-; broach whereof shall ho deemed a. corrupt practice on the Turf within tlifc meaning of Part XXXI f, of thesa R'uieap-