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f»rapery« NEW SUMMER GOODsT smithXbarkley Respectfully invite inspection of their NEW IMPORTATIONS FOR THIS SEASON, "Which for variety and extent are unsurpassed. LADIES' FASHIONABLE MILLINERY BONNETS. LADIES' & GIRLS' FASHIONABLE SHAPES IN HATS, Untrimmed and Trimmed, In the NEWEST STYLE, at Moderate Prices. SUMMER DRESSIFABRICS. A- new lot- just opened, including the fashionable shades of the season, which are offered considerably under regular value, Extra good value in BLACK FRENCH CASHMERES & MERINOS. LADIES' JACKETS, VISITES, DOLMANS, &c, in New Fashionable shapes. LADIES' AND~CHn,"LmEN'S HOSIERY, Fashionable Colors and best makes, at all prices. Beautiful fitting JERSEY GLOVES, LISLE SILK, and TAFFETA, in new shades. BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING Of every style, made from best Colonial and Imported Tweeds, selected for durability, at very moderate prices, to meet*the requirements of heads of families having boys to clothe. MEN' S~C~IT6"f" H I N G In "Worsted Paget and Sack Suits; also, Colonial and West of England Suits, Trousers and Vests, &c, in new patterns, cut fit and finish first-class. Men's Serge Suits at low prices. Exceptional value. ' NEW SUMMER HATS, Colored and Black, Soft [and Stiff Felts, in 'new shapes. ■ Boys' Hats of every description. Gents' White Regatta, Oxford and Colored Shirts. Linen Collars in New Shapes, Ties, Scarfs, Bows, Braces. Merino, Cotton, Silk, and Flannel Undershirts and Pants in. variety. Portmanteaus, Ladies' travelling Trunks, Rugs, &c, &c. Velvet Pile, Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, Hemp and Felt Carpets, Hearth Rugs, Mats and Slips, Floor and passage Cloths, House Furnishings. SMITH & BARKLEY, GREYMOUTH AND REEFTON.

Sportißffi - /^REYMOUTH ANNUAL RACES. MARCH 17 and 18, 1887. Stewards. Mr F. W. Lahman Mr John Walton Mr John Mitchell Mr John Arnott Mr A. W. Yarrall. Judge : Mr F. Kent. Starter : Mr James Marshall. Clerk of Course : Mr A. Hildebrand. Clerk of Scales : Mr A. Matheson. Hon. Treasurer : Mr F. W. Lahman. Handicapper : Mr J. Walton. PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. I— West Coast Produce Stakes— Of 30 soys ; second horse to receive 5 soys from the stake ; 1 mile ; for 2 years old and upwards, bred on the West Coaßt only. Nomination, 30s ; weight for age. 2 — Greymouth Jockey Club Handicap — 150 soys ; 2 miles ; second horse to receive 25 sovb from Btake ; nomination, 2 soys, acceptance, 5 soys. 3— Selling Hack Race— Of 10 soys; fmile heats without dismounting; nomination, 10s ; minimum weight, 9st ; winner to be sold immediately after the race for £15; any surplus to go to the funds of the Club. 4— Railway Stakes Handicap— Of 40 soys ; 1 J mile ; second horse to receive" 5 soys from stake ; nomination, 20s ; acceptance, 20s. s—Hurdle5 — Hurdle Handicap— Of 40 soys; second horse to receive 5 soys from stake; 2 miles ; nomination, 20s ; acceptance, 20s. SECOND DAY. I—Hurdle1 — Hurdle Handicap— Of 40 soys; second horse to receive 5 soys from stake ; If miles ; nomination, 20s ; acceptance, 20s. 2— GOLDFIELDS HANDICAP— Of 110 SOYS ; l£ mile ; second horse 10 soys from the stake ; nomination, 2 soys ; acceptance, 3 soys. 3 — West Coast Produce Handicap — Of 25 soya ; second horse to receive 5 soys from stake ; 1 mile ; nomination, 103 ; acceptance, 20s. 4— Grey Valley Stakes Handicap— Of 50 soys ; 1£ mile ; nomination, 1 soy ; acceptance, 30s ; second horse to receive 10 soys from stakes. s— Borough Handicap— Of 30 soys ; second horse to receive 5 soys from the stake ; 1 mile; nomination, 10s ; acceptance, 1 soy. 6— Consolation Handicap — Of 25 soys ; 1 mile ; nomination, 1 soy. Post entries. For rules and regulations under which the races will be run, and for further particulars see programme.