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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3906, 15 May 1877, Page 1

QUEEN'S BIETHDAY. KAIKORA ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE MEETING. THUESDAY, MAY 24, 1877. STEWABD3 : . Neil Campbell A. Bowden J. Nicholson J. J. Tye H. J. Baker 11. Hickey D. Mundell A. Pritchard Judge : H. 3. Baker. StAhtkb : J. Walker. HaNDICAPKBRS : A. Danvers and J. Walker. CIKBK OF ScAIrHS : A. Pritchard. MAIDEN PLATE of 20 soys. Distance 1£ miles ; weight for age. For all horses that have never won a stake ex/ ceeding £10. Entrance, £2. KAIKORA HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 30 soys, Twice round the Steeplechase course, about 2£ miles. Nomination, £2 ; acceptance, £l. WAIPAWA HANDICAP FLAT RACE of 30 soys. Distance, ]J- mile. Nomination, £2 ; acceptance, £1. BIRTHDAY HANDICAP STEEPLE- I CHASE of 20 boys. Distance, about H miles. Nomination, £1 10s ; acceptance, i £1. HACK FLAT RACE of 10 boys. Entrance. £1. Post entry. HACK STEEPLECHASE of 10 sovb. Entrance, £1. Post entry. Firßt Race to start at Noon. The Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's rules will be strictly adhered to. No ontries will be received for any race except upon this condition : " That all disputes, objections, claims, and complaints shall be disposed of, and decided by a majority of the stewards, whose decision on all matters concerned, shall be final. Three horses to start for each race, or only the half public money will be given. No person allowed to nominate a horse ualess a subscriber of £1 to the race fund. Nominations for all Handicaps will be received by the Secretary, Kaikora Hotel, up to 1 p.m. on Fbidat, May 11 ; and entries for the Maiden Race to be sent in not later than 7 p.m. on Thdbbday, May 17 . Weights for Handicaps will be declared on Feiday, May 18. All entries to be received and addressed as before stated with full particulars, entrance money, &c, enclosed. JOSEPH J. TYE, 230 Hon. Sec. H. MONTEITH, STOCK, LAND, ESTATE, and GENEEAL COMMISSION AGENT, Waipukueat;. Goods Stobed akd Fobwabbbd. Offices and Stores, near the Railway Station 54 NEW CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS JUST LANDED AND FOE SALE, NEW CLOVER AND GRASS SEED^ Colonial-grown Cocksfoot Rattail and Prairie Grass Also, ex Mail Steamer — A small shipment Calif ornian Timothy. Samples can be seen at my office. MALCOLM BANKS, 5 Hastings-street. TUT AL C O L M BA N K "S . Stook, Station, and Commission Agent, j Hastings-street. Offices adjoining Criterion Hotel, 11 j j [CABD.] | rpHOMAS TDISHOP! STOCK, STATION, & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Hastings. 361 MONEY to Lend in sums from £500 upwards, on approved Freehold Security. 211 WILSON & COTTERILL. [CAED.] ' rjpURLEY AND T3RATHWAITE, AUCTIONEERS, STOCK, & STATION AGENTS, ENGINEERING AND LAND SURVEYORS, 304 NAPIER AND WAIPAWA. FOB SAL E~ ONE CAB, two, four, or six horses. Harness all complete. Terms liberal. 442 ROBERT KIRKPATRIOK. JUST RECEIVED, AND FOE SALE, A MAGNIFICENT COTTAGE PIANO, BY COLLARD & COLLAED, 7 octaves. ! A document, signed by Messrs Colkrd, certifying to its geuuineness, goes with the instrument. DINWIDDIE, MORRISON & CO., Tennyson-street; just received; Ex Mail Steamer " Australia," -j TN Californian Timothy Grass Seed 513 KINROSS & CO. | NOTICE. fTI WILLIAMS, Bootmaker, wishes to JL * inform the inhabitants ©f Napier and Country Districts that he is now in a position to supply FIRST CLAbS BOOTS AND SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED ON HIS PREMISES. ALWAYS ON HAND, A STOCK OF READY MADE BOOTS AND SHOES. T.W. begs to call the attention of Country Settlers to his well-known and renowned WATERTIGHTS. Note the address — Opposite the Horse Repository, Hastings-street, ■Napier. 77 MESSES. CARTEE AND CO^ DIOKBNS-STBEET, Napier, ABE now prepared with their machinery to supply Casks, Churns, Baths, and all other descriptions of work done at the ! Cooperage at a far more reasonable rate than it has hitherto been possible to accomplish. Punctuality on tlie part of Messrs. Carter and Co. may be relied upon, and all orders entrusted to them will fee executed with the utmost despatch, Hg