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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5542, 20 November 1879, Page 1

Races T>” E T' A : ;N ,-E •■ •= R A C, E S. JANUARY \lsT, .1880. Stewards: A. .Haiutain, C. Yillers. L. dePelichet, H. Smith, H...J. Twigg, S. Tancred, W. A. Richardson, Esqs. I Juixje : Major Richardson. HandiOAppijn -and StaHter : Colonel White. Clerk ow Scaxes : H. Smith, Esq. Treasurer: W. Yillers, Esq. .' ■ ". First Race to start punctually at 11 o'clock. MAIDEN PLATE, of 20 soys, H miles; open to all horses that hare never .won an advertised race exceeding £15 in value ; weight for age. . HURDLE RACE, ' of 20 soys, H miles ; over 7 hurdles 3ft 6in high ; welter Weight for age. ' ! ' ' SETTLERS' RACE— A Cup the value of £15 ; . 1 mite ; open to all horses in the district of Petane ; weight for age. ' " '■ - PUBLICANS' PURSE HANDICAP, of 50 soys; 2 miles ; with a sweep of 1 soy 1 ■ each (f or' starters) to go to second horse ; nominations" 3" soys ; acceptance 2 soys ; .' addressed to the Secretary, enclosing 3 soys to he sent to the Petane Hotel by 8 p.m. on- Monday, Ist December. Weights will be declared on Friday, 12th December. Acceptance 2 soys, with I'sby sweep, on Monday, 22nd December. HACK RACE, of 10 sovs; lmile; iio horse. . ' to tarry less than 10 stone ; post" entry. CONSOLATION HANDICAP, of 10 spvs ; • 1 mile. Entrances to" be.lo percent on public money given ; no qualification fee necessary. ■ . : ! ■ .' ■; ' r; -All entries received shall be' -subject to, the ■ decision of the; stewards.- Three horses to I start. \ for • each : race. . All protests must be accompanied with a- deposit of £] , which : sum will bo forfeited to the fundlif the'prbtes.t is not sustained.. Nominations for all races-. | (except- the- Publicans' Purso Handicap j and Hack- Race) with 'entrance "money enclosed will be . received by the Secretary, at tW Eetane- Hotel, up to 8 p.m. on. MONDAY,' 22nd December. ■ : . ; 1 Admission at the gates, Is ;•• Grand Stand, 2s 6d;. :,. ..'.7 ; . . * :.-: ■-■.". :•■:'- J.STEYEN, . ■ 293 : . . :., i Secretary; • - ■„,■'; ->■ ■, t ■.■ •■•"'!" HA YE li-'p-.b K RACES. - To bo held on. . j FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1879J First race to start punctually at 12 o'clbcki HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, 35 soys ; about two SnileSj over six hurdles, 3ft 6in high. Nomination, £1 10s; acceptance, £2. Top weight, list. " HACK HURDLE RACE, 10 soys ; about one mile, over" three hurdles. Entrance, £1. Catch Veights. MAIDEN PLATE, 20 soys'; onemilo arid a-half ; open to all horses, that ;have never won an advertised race of ,more than £10. Entrance, £2. Weight for age.:t- . HAYELOCK HANDICAP, 60 soys; one mile, and three-quarters.. Nomination, £2; acceptance, £4. Top weight, 'lOst,; Weights to bo, declared on December 16. HACK RACE, 10 soys.; one mile. .. Entrance, ; £1. Weight not loss than 9st. RAILWAY STAKES, 20 soys ; three-quar-ters of a mile. Entrance, • £2. Weight for age. CONSOLATION HANDICAP, 15 soys; one' mile-. Entrance,- £1. - - All entries received must be on the condition that all. disputes shall bo decided by the, Stewards, whose decision shall be final. Three horses to start , for each, race, or only half the public money will be given. No one allowed to enter a horse unless he is a subscriber of £1 to the race fund. . A hack shall be considered a horse that has never run in a weight for age or handicap race. ; Entries for the Handicap Hurdle, Maiden Plate, Havelock Handicap, and Railway • Stakes must be made by 8 p.m., on December . 11, at Mr Reynold's Exchange . Hotel, Havelock. „-••. Acceptances for Handicap Hurdle : and Havelock Handicap on. the day of the i races in the weighing-yard. . : Owners of horses entering for the Hay clock Handicap must state age, pedigree, and 1 past performances. . i Colors of riders to be given- at tiiiie oj entry. ■ . Weights according to the Canterbury Jockey Club. Written communications to be addressed to the Secretary Havelock Race Committee, Havelock. 1 Admission — Footmen, Is ; horsemen, 2s 6d ; one-horse trap, 2s 6d j two-horse trap, ss ; three-horse trap, 7s 6d, and occupants, Is each,. • it By order of the Committee, . ' . ; . ERNEST TANNER, • I 473 ■ . , Chairman. PA K I PA K I RAC bS, Dec. 27, 1879. ; i i THE above RACES will be hold as. usual this year. . : Programme in a future issue. , : 617 P. MORONEY. Sheep Dip ' j hood and oo:: I MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, 147, Elizabeth-Btreet,: ; Meiboorne. Manufacturers of ' THOMAS'S CAKBOLISHD : SHEEP DIPPING . COMPOSITION. PTIHE ' manufacture of this specific haa, JL this season, been greatly improved upon all previous preparations by the erection at considerable cost of new machinery and appliances, which have- been constructed upon the most approved scientific principles. The manufacturers have adopted the Carbolising process, and engagedj skill workmen for tbe composition, whioh is now prepared under the direct supervision of the Principals. Their constituents can now, therefore, rely upoa UNIFORMITY of Btrength, in addition to the improvement that must attend Carbolising. As a remedy for SCAB or TICK this Dip has become CELEBRATED, and has established itself as by far the CHEAPEST and most SUCCE3SI VE SPECIFIC known ; the ; price boing only Is per lb., and 1001bs ; being sufficient for a bath to effectually cure about 3000 sheep suffering from Scab, or about 4500, if affected with Tick only. Having SOFT SOAP for its basis, it promotes the growth, and improves the quality of the wool. . .j- .-i ' Agents for Geelontj and Western Districts —Messrs GEORGE SYJSNOT and Co., Geelong. HOOD AND CO., MANUFATURING CHE.MISTS 147 Elizabeth-street, . 16 Mewjotone. j