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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 2, Issue 72, 5 February 1859, Page 4

NAPIER RACES. To be held at CLIVE, Bth & 9th MARCH, 1859. STEWARDS:— H. J ft Tiffen, J. B. Ferguson, A. St. C. Inglis W. Eich, Gr. T. B. Worgan, J. Ormond. Judge : Stabtee : ■ > Olk. of Cotjese : FIEST DAY. Maiden Plate. £50. — 2nd horse saves his stakes. One mile and a dist., heats. 3 yrs. Bst., 4 yrs. 9st., 5 yrs. 9st. 81bs., 6 and aged 9st. 121bs. 4 lbs. allowed to mares and geldings. Kawke's Say Stakes. £50. — 2nd horse saves his stakes. 2 mile heats. 3 yrs. 9st., 4 yrs. lOst., 5 yrs. lOst. 81bs., 6 yrs. and aged lOst. 121bs. 41bs. allowed to mares and geldings. Iteaori Race. £10, — and entrances £1, to be paid at the post. 2nd horse save 3 his stakes. 1$ mile heats. Catch weights. SECOND DAT. Hurdle 31 ace. £50. — 2nd horse to save his Btakes. 1£ mile heats. To jump 4 hurdles, 3 ft. 9 in., in each heat, in sporting style. Weights, 3 yrs. lOst. 41bs., 4 yrs. list., 5 yrs. list. lOlbs., 6 and aged 12st. 4 lbs. allowed to mares and geldings. Consolation Stakes. £. 2nd horse save his stakes. For beaten horses only. Post entrances of £1 Is. Same weight as Hawke's Bay stakes. curry Stakes. £5. — Entrance £1 Is. 1 mile heats. Catch weights. All disputes will be settled by the Stewards, whose decision shall be final. Bell to ring for saddling each day at % past 11 o'clock, a.m., and to start at 12 o'clock precisely. Entrances for the races so be made to the Hon. Sec, Mr. Ferrers, under sealed cover, at the Golden Fleece Hotel, before 8 o'clock p.m., on 24th February next, (at same time stating colors of riders, &c), excepting for horses the owners hon resident in the province, who will be allowed to pay their entrance money to the Hon. Sec, two days previous to the races. Entries to be read in the G-olden Fleece Hotel same evening of day of entry. Eules of the Auckland Eace Club to be adhered to. The above are to be the amount of prizes, provided the subscriptions and entry list justify them ; if not a proportionate reduction to be made. Entrance to be 10 per cent on the amount of prize advei'tised. All winners to contribute 10 per cent of their winnings to the race fund. B. FEEEEES,' Hon. Sec. Napier, 20th Jan., 1859. SEPARATION PETS. SUBSCRIPTIONS towards carrying out the. O minor arrangements of the above, such as supplying prizes for the Spoets, Fieewodks, &c, will be received by the Stewards, — Colonel Wyatt, A. Kennedy, H. S. TifFen, T. K. Newton, James Wood, J. J. Kelly, J. Witherow, G. S. Cooper, J. A. Smith, A. Alexander, T. H. FitzGerald, E. F. Harris, J. B. Ferguson, or "W. H. Hunter. Dinner Tickets, 155., Ball Tickets, 10s. 6d. Direct Shipments from London. "OICHAEDSON & CHAELTON expect per X\) ship "Clontarf," direct from London, in December next, An Assortment of Goods carefully selected with a view to the requirements of settlers in this district, Meanee Spit, Nov. 18, 1858. Notice to Shippers per "Clontarf." rpHE UNDEESIGNED, having completed arJ_ rangements for ample stohage on both the Eastern and Western Spits, are prepared to sto-be, free of charge, all wool or other produce intended /or shipment by the above ship. EICHAEDSON & CHAKLTOIf. Meance Spit, COALS FOR SALE. IN large or small quantities, deliverable in any part of Napier. Thomas Tayloe. Shakespeare Bakery, Jan. 1, 1859. AMERICAN THERMOMETER CHU E N S A few on sale by Stuart, Kinross, & Co. Napier, Dec. 15, 1858. OICHAEDSON & CHAELTON have commenJLi ced business as GENEEALAND COMMISSION MEECHANTS and as LICENSED CUSTOM HOUSE AGENTS, and have an assortment of goods Biuted to the requirements of Settlers and others, now on sale at their stores on Meanee Spit. fipHE UNDEESIGNED are cash purchasers of JL wool and other produce, or will advance liberally on shipments per "Clontarf," to. their correspondents in London. EIOIIAEDSON & ChAELTOJT.