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Grey River Argus, Volume LVII, Issue 9527, 11 December 1896, Page 4

Fdblie Notices ~VT O T I O E. NOTICE is hereby given that I, STEPHEN G KEELE, hare been appointed to collect all DEBTS due and owing to THOMAS M'FARLANE, Lyell (late of Totara Fhrt), and I request that all such debts be paid to me forth* with. STEPHEN G KEELE. />( REYMOUTH STEAM SASH AND VJf DOOR FACTORY. Having COMMENCED BUSINESS in the above line oh the site lately occupied by Peterson's sawmills, oloae to the Kailway Station, we beg to notify to the public that we are prepared to execute JOINERY of every description, inoladlng easheß, sash frames, doors, door frames, bay and Venetian wlndowa, skylights, winery and garden lights, mantlo pieces, ornamental gates and posts. Tarnery and Band Saw cubtlng in al their branches. Carved trasses, verandah, mantle and cave braokets made in all the latest sty] eB from silver pine, kanrl, rimu and Baltic. Cornice, architrave, scotia Bklrting and dado mouldings, rough and dressed timber of all kinds, including "T" and ! "G" flooring, ltniDg, rusticated and shelving kept in stock. M D J[ * °- MISS FOOT (Senior honors Trinity College, London) Ib prepared to receive pupils for the Pianoforte and to Instruct candidates for muslo examinations. Terms on application at residence Alexander street south, Greymouth. p«EEYMOUTH TROTTING CLUB, MIDSUMMEtTMEETING, To be held on VJotoria Pa.k on SATURDAY, JANUARY 2nd, 1897 President, Vibe-President, Mr A K Guinness, MH R, Dr M'Breirty. Stewards, Mr J Petrie, J Gieseking, W Cliughesy. P Gro an. H Webber, J Tidd, H W Kitchiogh m, J A Lntz. T Jones, Jadge— Mr H C Pricker Starter— Mr W Claughesy Clerk of Scales— Mr B A Wickes Clerk of Course— Mr R Clough flandicapper — Mr R C Hungerford Lapkeeperß— Messrs T Jones, E Perkins, J W Eiasenhaidt, and H Weber Timekeeper— Mr R C Hungerford PROGRAMME— I— Farmers' Maiden Handicap of 10 soys For hordes that hare never won an adver*> tised race Opan. to farmers resident ia the counties of Ballw, losngahna, Westland, and Grey, including West Coast borougha Hones to have been in ono of the s»id counties or boroughs for at least three months prior tc the race Nominations, 10s Distance, 2 miles 2— Midland Handicap of 45 soys, the second borae to receive 5* soys from the stake Nominations 20s, acceptances 25a Distance, 2 miles 3— Tradesman's Handicap of 20 soya, the second hon e to receive 5 soys from the stake Open to people carrying on bu mass in the counties of Bailer, Inanga^ua. West land, and* Grey, Inolnding West Coast boroughs Horses to have been in one of the said counties or boroughs for at least three months prior to the race Nominations 103, acceptances 10b Dis tance, 2 m'Jes 4— Griymotjth Tbotting Clttb Hand CAP of 60 aovs, the second horse »o receiv--10 sovb from the stake Nominations 30s acceptances 30 1 Distance 3 miles 6 — Handicap Seizing "acs ot 15 soys, the winner to be sold immediately after the race, and the whole of the proceeds to co to the funds of the Club Nominations 153, post entry Distance, 1| mileß 6— Summer Handicap of 35 soys, the second horse to receive 5 sovb from t*ie Btske Nomination-) 20a, acceptances 15s Handicap declared on the course Acceptances received up to within 15 minutes of th 3 finish of the Selling Race Distance, 1£ miles 7— Consolation Handicap of 15 soys ; for all beaten horses daring the meeting Nominations 15s, post entry Distanoe, 2 miles DATES OF NOMINATIONS, HANDICAPS, & ACCEPTANCES. NOMINATIONS Farmers' Maiden Handicap, Midland Handicap, Tradesmen's Handicap, Greymouth Tro'ting Club Handicap— Close at 9 p mou Thured y, December 3rl, 1896 Summer Handicap — Olose at 9 p m on Thursday, December 24 th, 1896 HANDICAPS DECLARED Midland Handicap, Tradesmen's Handicap ani Greymouth Trotting Club HandicapOn Thursday. December 10th, 1896 Farmers Maiden Handicap— On Friday, January 1, 1897 ACCEPTANCES Midland Handicap, Tradesmen's Handicap and Greymouth Trotting Club Handicap— Close at 9 p m on Thursday, December 24th,. 1896 RULES AND REGULATIONS. All races to be confined to saddle trots Anj j okey not weighing in within ten minutes after the ringing of the bell, or not returning the saddle cloth immediately after the conclusion of an event, may be fined LI Is All trainers and riders must be licensed and must produce their licenses at the scales Fee —Trainers 2s 6i, rider 2s 61 Winner of any race after the declaration of t^e handicaps may bo re-handicapped All entries must be sealed and addressed to the Secretary at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Greymouth, with entrance money enclosed, togetlfcw v/ith the name, age, and pedigree of the horse, also the name of the owner and | colors of the rider < No entry will be received unless on the distinct understanding that the stewards' decisions shall be final, and all law proceed* | ings barred Previous performances mußt be sent in with the nominations Stakes paid less 5 per cent Races run under the Rules of the North and South Island Trotting Associations R C HUNGERFORD, Secretary. For cases of inflaerza, severe cold or chllh the medical faculty reoommend Dawson'st Perfection WhUsky. To ensure getting the genuine artiole, purchase by the bottle. — Advt, GHbey's Dry Gin. VWe epecfal report SirChaa Cameron, MD,