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Grey River Argus, 6 October 1905, Page 4

SPRING MEETING. TONF-Jn? v fc A^ c A oria p «* on OctSp ? 7 i Nl> TUESDAY. UOIOBER llth and 12fch, igrjg. President • jr on 7 p~ n 7 President, L ?' GuiQ . ness i Mr KedclelfV '» Olerk of S ra ; c _ diinehm.. T. ""tapper: Mr Kil kee«p rs i 7, ","? r „ : Mr Steer; to., lard." ' sSJ?° 0li » **i W~« fH B'S '.•rj^fe-^rf^ fc S ' e -' E 'Sf ta "' ■^oZTt^T^ ■'^^^'jST^-' of a mile in (if, ' W °- n al three in S fa^t l* n,ln ;. *»* ' finals Ametuer ,U r ° f^f °?> valued at £15. WinS',* J° r ro , pl, - v | ■ Jgjd at a, NominS^^'^ - (harness), of f n * UAm) II fe £ r Sr7 [ tho rate of g]# ~ ? ot Won at Ws s O i o C'tS C 0? d , hore ° f ° •nation 12s fid a the stake. i\ oail . One mi bd ' A cccpt-ance l& . v 4 '^w4 A of O?QS0 ?Q5? AYHAND^P to receite in « SOYS ' BCCon d J.-* 5 soys from vT' 7?*- " lfrd ho'^ this evenfc^ Uetr^ 5 Ib *> 515 or mider fe nd . lca PP e^ I ' ■ Accepts 2t\^S s tl °" '" Counties of Buller. Inangahua W% land and Grey, incl 4^ \-£ Coasfc Boroughs. Horses to L B v« I fc 611 ln , °° c °f the said Counties or Boroughs for at least three month.' ' Pnor to the race. Nomination IT Gd. Acceptance 12s 6d. Two .uilrs " 4 /, P* m --ELECTRIC HANDICAP (harness), of 40 soys; second borse to receive 5 soys and third hor.. 2 soys from the stake. Nomina'.ion t 7°™ Acee P fc ance 15s One mile. 7. 4.30 p.m.— COUNTY HANDICAP s (saddle) of 40 soys; second /»•>.-: to receive 5 soys and third "horse 2 soys from the stake. Horses in this event will be handicapped t do 5.25 or under. Nomination .'_.. Acceptance 15s. Two miles. s^-T IGRAN?l GRAN ? STAND HANDICAP (harness), of 40 soys; secand horse to receive 5 soys, and the third 2 soys from th© stake. Hor.s *? t !. ls evenfc Irill be handicapped .< do 4.9 or under. Nimination Ids. Acceptance 15s. On c mUe and a hai* SECOND DAY-THURSDAY, OCTO BER 12th. 1. 1 p.m r INAUGURAL TROT (saddle Finals, two in three. One miV 2. 2 p.m.-WESTLAND HANDICAP (harness), 0 f 40 soys, second V,),. to receive 5 soys and third horso ■Tl iT -° m _ Le stake * Open to Te ! sidents in the Counties of Bui er Inangahua, Westland and Grey, Vduding West Coast Boroughs Horses to have been in one oAhe said Counties or Boroughs for a. least three months prior to the race-. Aom-nation 15s. Acceptance --5s Iwo miles. 3. 2.30 p.m TRIAL HANDICAP (saddle), of 30 soys; second horse to receive 5 sov s from the stake. , . Dor horses that have not won at rhe 'I .f>f P- 15 ov under - Nominarlon 12s 6d. Acceptance 12s 6d. T\ro mi p& 4 ' 5, *,?•!? — HANDICAP (harness), of 60 stvs; socond horse to receive 7 soys and iSi.rd 3 soys from the stake. Horses in this event wdl b e handicapped to do 3.57 or under. Nomination 7.05. Acceptance 20s. One mile and a ; half. 5 013585 BRACELET HANDICAP (saddle), of 20 rov*second horse to receive 5 soys from the stake. Open to residents '.v 'he . Coimties of Buller, Wesfeland, laangahua and Grey, including West J Coasfc Boroughs. Horses U ha-ie been i one of the said Counties or Borougns for afc l east three mo mh a prior to the race. Horses to be nominated by ladies. Riders must be amateurs (see definition below), and their names must b e sent- in at- the ttiem c of nomination, and approved of by the Club. . Nomination 10s. Acceptance. 10s. One mile aud and a haf. 6 4 p.m.— DASH HANDICAP (harness), of 40 soys; second horse to receive 5 soys and third horse 2 soys from the stake. Nomination 15s. Acceptance los. One mile. 7. 4.30 p.m.— VICTORIA P-\ _... HANDICAP (saddle), of 60 sjvs; second hors c to receive 7 soys, and third horse 2 soys from the stake. Horses in this event will oe handicap ped to do 5.15 or under. Nomination - 20s. Acceptance 20s. Two miles. 8. p.m— FAREWELL HANDICAP (harness), second horse to receive 5 soys, and third horse 3 soys fom the stake. Horses in this event withe handicapped to do 5.30 or m* der. Nomination 20s Acceptance 20s. Iwoiniles NOJHNATIONS"TND ACCEPTAiNCES close 9^p, m at the Club room, Albion Hotel, Greymouth. NOMINATIONS f.r ali events on boh* days close at^-p-m-iou THURSDAY, September 14th, 1905 for all events on First Day declared at noon on. Monday, September 25 th, 1905. ' " -„..,- HANDICAPS for all events on Sec°T^£% de^ e T afc 10 P* m ' oQ WEDNESDAY, • October llth, 1905 ACCEPTANCES for all events on *irsfc7Day close at. 9 p.m on THURSDAY, October 6th, 1905 ACCEPTANCES for ail events on Se cond day cose at 11 p.m .oh WEDNESDAY, October llth, 1905. L . To be run under the rules of the New Zealand Trotting Association. Winners doing better time than that- previously done by them' may be nominated for a higher class at the meeting. Nomination may be^ made at any time up to ten minutes after the finish of the last race on the second day. Amateur RideTs— No person shall be sligible to race as an amateur rider — (j) If he v receives, or has received any /fee or. reward in money; (2) of if he ■te emploj.ed.in any capacity in a training stable; (3) or if, in the opinion of. "the Committee or Stewards he be of such a character as not to bo a fit and proper person to ride as an amateur. The" Committee or Stewards to have -the power at any time to call on any person to show that he is qualified under this ri_!e. The decision of the Committee in approv ing or disapproving of <_ rider shall be final and conclusive, subject to tlie right .-■' of appeal to the New Zealand Trotting Association By entering a horse tlie nominator and every person having any interest in such horse shall be deemed to accept all conditions and restrictions imposed or implied by these Rules, and be debarred from questioning auy action or conduct of any official of a Trotting Club or Racing Club in respecfc of such horse or of. any person connected therewith otherwise than is provided for by Rule 93, :i,ules of Trotting. E. A. WICKES, Secretary. ""'oil: y^^'^" - '--.VSSSsI HAIRDRESSING J LOON AND TOBACCONIST ESTABUSMENT. MAWHERA O\JAY, GIiSYMOOia J. SAMPSON, TIAKES this opportunity of thankin the general public for thei? pqtrn". age during tke time he lias been in bu"'-. ness, and w'shes to inform tkcm" that h« has REMOVED to more convenient and commodious pr* * mises on Mawhera Quay, next to H. W Loyd, where he has opened an up-to-date HAIRDRESSING SALOON And • -*. DEPOT 'Iho SALOON is undr-r tho manage^ ment of a First>*clas« Arti.t, ', where pa* rons may rely on gettiug the best of attention