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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 22 December 1924, Page 1

RACING CLUBS. : CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. . CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. 'J'AEANAKI JOCKEY QLUB >S POPULAR RACE MEETING, POPULAR RACE MEETING, i FRIDAY & SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26 & 27, 1924. NEW PLYMOUTH RACECOURSE. . NEW PLYMOUTH RACECOURSE^.. TARANAKI'S MOST ENJOYABLE CHRISTMAS OUTING. SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS AND EXCURSION. FARE S. SPEND YOUR HOLIDAY IN NEW PLYMOUTH. gTRATFORD JJACING QLUB ANNUAL MEETING. THURSDAY & FRIDAY, : JANUARY 1 &2, 1924. . SPECIAL TRAINS from Plymouth;, Waverley and Tahora both days; Special Day Excursion Fares at Reduced-, Rates. •TOTALISATOR—£I Inside, 107Outside. GATE CHARGES: 2/- Gentlemen, 1/- - Ladies, 2/6 Motor-cars. Increased Accommodation for Motorcars. RACE Starts 11.45 a.m. each day. Wm. POWER, Secretary. RACING QLUB. SUMMER MEETING. FEBRUARY 4 & 5, 1925. Handicapper: H/ Coyle. Starter: C. O'Connor. Judge: C. H. Washer. FIRST DAY—WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1925. Ohawe Hurdles—A handicap of 200 sovs; If iniles. Flying Handicap—A handicap of 350 sovs; 6 furlongs. Maiden Hack Seurry—Of 150 sovs; 5 furlongs. Egmont Cup—A handicap «f 800 sovs; 14 miles. . ’ Juvenile Handicap—A handicap of 200 sovs.; 5 furlongs. Nolan Cup (hack, conditions)—A handicap ;of 400 sovs.; 84 fu'longs. Whareroa Welter—A “handicap of 250 sovs; 8i furlongs. Waipapa Hack Flat—A handicap of 175 sovs.; 7 furlongs. SECOND DAY—THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1925. Olcaiawa Hurdles—A handicap of 200 200 sovs.; 14 miles. Waimate Handicap—A handicap of 300 sovs.; 6 furlongs. • Maiden Hack Handicap—A handicap of 150 sovs.; s'furlongs. Tonks' Stakes—A handicap of 500 sovs.; 1£ miles. Meremere Hack Flat—A handicap of 175 sovs.; 6 furlongs. Norman by Welter—A handicap of 225 sovs.; 7 furlongs. Electric Handicap—A handicap of 180 sovs;; 5 furlongs. Inaha Hack Flat—A handicap of 200 sovs.; 84 furlongs. Nominations (1 sov.) close FRIDAY, January 16th, 1925, at 8 p.m. See N.Z. Referee for full programme. V. B. STRATTON, Secretary. ' Box 51, Hawera. 22'4'9:1'5'8 'l2's

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