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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5302, 8 February 1879, Page 1

HAfWKE'S BAY JQOEEY OLJJBANNUAL V) AOE •"" "\yf BBTING. •, ! • : ' It "" : IVJI ,:'"•> •"•':'• T H U RS D AY A N t> FR/iDA'Y;^ . . ;20ih and 2lBT[ MABe6, 1879; ',; :' " //" Pbbbtdbnt : Roherii Farmer; Esq. ' .• -, ! JuDflß : ThomaVTanner, Esq. <; . v •; SikwAnDS :• J "- '••-■'" J. N. Williams ; Thos. Tanner/ '. -- W.jJ. Birch • • Jas : L r yqn * ' - R. Farmer W.'Shrunptdn- , r x W.JTJ. Burke l'■ o;B: WinterV _..•-.,..-• . . ;Tbeabttebe :'W. ; tT. : B'tirke^Bßqi 2 .; " ;";'■' V ,' Starter :C. A. .Fit^by,\Bß.qi'-V. .'•">' ',,--'• -j'-. Clerk of the Course : A Danvers, ; Bsq. • . p»oaßAMk_i:.'!V,'l'i.V-.:r'!'' t «> ;i Fiest Day, Thuebdat, 2Cth Maboh; • MAIDEN PLATBr-Qf : §9> .goyf^Jwith, f . .,.- --sweep of 3 spvs each.for star^M^aJ ; dM4 ) ,., ; open to. jail, horses that t; haYe^ei|^^ronV' : - -B^a advertiß.ed!-raM,'.ex<^«|ing^|rj?^ jun^.j value, at jtimejof entry.. i^Winner^b^^any^^ Such, race,,- after a entry, t tpniitu^r-jihi^y: penalty. Weight for age,,-diß^oJß^lJfj 7 ,; ( i mile. 1 -EHt)«noe,{jß3. i 'j ,)mK-£-y.' \r'A Atil RAILWAY .STAEBS-^Qf ,30 soys ; weight h {. n for age, distance. | mile. < Entrance, !i2. t ,. NAPIER HAlfDipAP^OfflßO wm&sk+sto sweepstakes of 5; sp^s eaqh added, •epond )i , ( horse to receive 20 bovb from ; the ',atM.et.-, n 'i Distance li mileß. Nomination 2 tovi, -- I „" acceptances 3. soys,, to go, to the fundji;,- v ■ Nominations addressed to the SecretSTTi V enolosmg 2 Bpvs...to,be^ft a.ttheCri« : terion Hotel by 8 p.m. on Saturday, thei., 2lst December. Weights 48l L te"||f A ' blared 1 on *Saturdayr a llth rJ bf~ JanuArySj^" acceptances, with^ 8 4 bovb, \on or ; Saturday,. Ist February. Sweep on night ; of general entry. The'-winner of any handicap of theftvalue ofxS.OO bovi after:, 1 , ; declaration of the weights to carry lOlbs " extra, of i the ya,l,ue..bf ; ,Bpys/,|lb|»j. . extra, of, the value of flopjrovß olbi ejttjm^ Penalties not accumulative. „•.-,. „■ £. r , - '■.£, CORINTHIAN ; OUP,r-Ya!ue £4p; ;) a.mflN^.*. ~- f Gentlemen rider*. Horses to\be f either,/;:, owned or ridden by 'members^ ...0fj.the,..,,, Ha^ke's ; Bay , Jockey, v Club. ? , H i^elter;,,;.; weights for age. Entrance, •£%•',< -.- H . -,-•->..' HACK RAQE— Of 4O sovb v Catch wejghts. Entrance, \£l.£ i(v . if.. v i,,i ': ■ * . ™™*^~^~" . -j.'t'- > **' Second Day, Fbiday, 21bt Mabo .' HANDICAP HURDLE RAOBP-Of :60,;soti,IiI „ with a Bweepßtakes -of 6 bovb eaoh for starters added. Distance .2 miles, vqyer, > 7 flights of .hurdles./ Entrance, S.mvi. ' Weightß'tp...be K pu^Bheda^Mpn: j M poji"'.,{* sible. alter.'night of general fenti^r., ''-, """ , , HAWKE'S ; , BAX ; PL ATE-Of .* 60 ■©>■. "; Distance, 2 miles j weight for age. . Bn« v , trance, £3.. '. .; •-••'.,'!' .' "'. , v*' V^'-' PROyINOIAL PRODUCE .STAKES^^;;; ; 60 'sovs^with a sweepstakes ' of.'.Swvj ..' ■ each; for. ; starters added, ior- aUhpr«ef „ : bred in the Provincial'^ Distnot '"\.ofc ;, : Hawke's Bay that .have never won an ' advertised race exceeding £26 in value at time of entry., Vyinner. of any B»oh nee ofterentr^to carry 7ltia penalty. Weight tj forage. 1 Distanced mil^.- ' : Eiitranoe;<<Bl :U ' TRADESMAN'S HANDICAP—' of 100 Ktri;- ■■ with a Bweepßtakeß of 5 spvs eaoh for r ac«' ceptors added. Distance l£ mile. Entranoe i , ;' 2 soys, and acceptance 3 boyS, to" go to v/ the funds. Weights will appear on. . evening of first day's rapes. Acoeptanoe, withßweepjtbbepaid.Deforethe start \ for the Hurdle Race. -•"• ;•:.>, >•-.•/ ••».- i'. SELLING RACE— Of 30 bovb. Distance H miles. Entrance,' £2. Weight &**§**> . Winner to be sold for £50. If entered to i i ,; be sold for £4X>, allowed Tibs jif ior £$), j, allowed I4lbsl if for £20, allowed 2llb«j, „-- ., if for £10, allowed 281bB; any BUrpluf.to, go to the funds'. ':- ■:;- : vrl „r CONSOLATION HANDICAP— O£Bp»ovi, l for all beaten horses (hacks exoepted). if . Distance 1 mile; Entrance, £2. ...-: iri Notb.— Date . of '■ nomination v for' Napier . Handicap, 21st December ; . aoceptanpe,, ; . Ist February j iweepßtakes on day of ;,- grand entry. '■'• General entries. Wed* . ' . ! nesday, 12th March, 1879. > ... ., i ..v. < •■■■ '. ■ .1'."". .. . '.' mm^m^^ , „i; - . - . ... ijv .• : ' ■ . No entry will be received for any race sei- -.. cept upon the condition that • all: olaimf,; disputes, and objections arising shall be de? - ■..< oided by the Stewards, or whom, they <iniy< .. appoint, and their decision upon aUpointsir. shall be final. 1 ; ■ ! ••' ■• ■ • • : ■.•! ii.vi ,'_v.;<- ; General entries and nominationß: will.be ... received by the Seoretary, at the Criterion - Hotel,' ; Napier, up to 8 p.m. on,W t edneielay;; „ 12th March. QuaMcation fee p&^if^i-.;. able;at the same time. - ; -.''.■''.-•■.(■. au-ithr- ■; The rules and weight's of the Canterbury .; Jookey Club will Beßtribtly adhered to.^ ; •• ■.'• i Five per cent., will be deducted from the,; ■ gross- amount of all stakes.— - — '..- <~*r~~.~~,~,~. Horses walking over, will; receiye . 80 per "• • cent, of the stakes. :' ; ■ ,"- l M &i> -;.: ; , F. D. LUOKIE, ,"; : 132 . ' .-'■ ■ '•. V'SeeretarTi: ■::;■ CITY DEOTG-ROOMS AND TTfs£j[b ; baths,;.,;; \'.7<;;;\g< ■' Hastinos-strebt' .:; ' %il ... Nlinißj Opposite Holt's Timber Yari '^ ; _______ .. ''i.;fTo->ji/«vx:.-,,-.! npHE inhabitants ■ pf Nayier aiid sur>6nnd« I , ing distriots and visitors will futdj.the ; above establishment replete! with all the comforts of a home. Oleanlineas, civiliify, i • and moderate charges guaranteed, „ . *y l^ ! First'class accommodation for boarders'! ; and an excellent table. ..!■;;/•:;-■!, -.. Meals at all hours. • ' ■■•",- i 'fi .':'"" Breakfast in tkne for early trains. • ■ . ' Catering for public dinners. ; - Teas and suppers on the shortest notioe. N.B.— Hot and Cold Baths ; Is.; Open. „ from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. . . . „ . ' ,dr; th o Mi. s,; ' : (Formerly of Collins & Lonspale-strebt, ; . . Melbourne), ; ■ •■■£-. /,.."• MA V be . consulted at his Medical , BstabUshment, "The .Ootagon,'^. a Dunedin, Otagb, next to the Work4ngJM(&'» v - ciub. :.".■'•■■.. .... ,-:[';*" if XZX Dr. Thomas' practice has been exoluaiveiy • : ; devoted for the last twenty-six' 'yeart : t tp',Pthe'treatment of Diseases of the;;Nervbuß;;imdj" " Generative System, Heart, Lungs^ ...LiviW'tJ and Kidneys, Skin and Contagious Diseases. The following examinations ' have' 'been passed by Dr. Thomas :— Lioentiate.Rjyal^ ; College of Physicians, London, 1864 i.i'Mem*ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, 'Lotf- '- ' don, 1859 ; Doptor of ; Medicine, of Gressen, Germany, 1871; licehna'te <! jnf,; Midwifery, College of Surgeons, Itondons 1864. . .■ .. ... ."',:.; CJ^w 1 , I :.:'' Patients residing, in the neighboring, colonies can consult Px Thomasby. letter., _ These consultationa will meet with hia immediate and careful attention, ; and will be r replied to by retiirn Bteamer, coach, or rail. Cases of medicines ior warded to all parts of New Zealand, secured from observation, . Consultation by Letter ... £1* 36 y "o XT E N °N ' ■'•■ ENGINEER, - ■„ . ... STEAM, WATER, jfc GASIFiTTBR, Brass Founder and Fini5her. ,,,,...,.. Conservatories, Green „ Houßes,,,. DwelKng r Houses, &b;; with iHbjb^^a.te.r ' Apparatus on the most approved and economical principle. 1 ■ ' * .. iir -i in' .*>-•., BATHS AND LiVATORIES, FITTED UP. Agricultural; implements; and ; all aorta of Machines iitted and 'repaired.*. . . Boiling Down^fit|;ed\%i.th^e>|reweßt . i imprbyeibientfVvna .'■ 3S,-