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;Ka«,g. TTAWKE'S BAY HUNT CLUB. ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE MEETING. To be held on the HASTINGS BACEOOUBSB, WEDNESDAY, 25th JOLT, 1900. Stowarde : Messrs H. H. Bridgo, W. fiastle, C. H, Arrow, T. Butlor, P. Herriok, P. White, B. Toil, Q. J. Donnolly, G. L. Sundorland, H. A. Russell, J, U. Rhodes, *>. Kinross White, J. Goring Johnston, T, 11. Lowry, W. B. Hartgiil. Judge : Mr G. L, Suuderland, Handioappers : Hunters, Mr G. L. Sunderland; open, Mr A. T. Danvers. Starter: MrH. Has'mll. 'Clerk of the Course iMr J. Lopdell. Clerk of the Scalos: Mr William Beilby, rrrj pkogbamue. 12 hooh.-HUNTEBB' HANDICAP HUBDLE BADE, of SO soya ; second horse to reoeitre 5 soys from the stakoi Minimum weight, list. Nomination, 1 eot; acceptance, nil: l|di, 12.« P.M.— HAWKE'S BAT HUNT CLUB CUP STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, a Cup value 10 guineas (presented by G. L. Sunderland, Esq.), witli 10 B va added for flrat horse, and s sots for second horse. (A whip, (.resented by Arthur Hyde, Ksq , will be giren to lh>) rider of the winuor.) Minimum weight, list. Nomination, 1 fov; acceptauce nil. Ah .ut2j miles, 1.20 p.W.-UPEH FLAT BACE HANDICAP, of SO soya ; eecond horse to receive 5 eovj from the stake. Minimum Weight, 9st. Nomination, 1 sot ; acceptance, 10s. 7 furlongs. 2.0 p.m. HUKTEBb" BBAOELET HANDICAP HUBDLG RAGE, a Bracelet' Woe 7 sotb (presented by Mrs T, H.' Lowry),.. with 10 Bovf added for first horse, and 5 sots for second horse (a hunting orop presented by P. Qurman, Esq., will be given to the rider of the winner). Minimum weight list. Nomination, 1 sot ; acceptance, nil. 2 milea. 2,35 p.m.-OPEN STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of 40 soys; second horse to receive 5 sots from the Btake. Nomination," 1 sot; acceptance, 1 soy. ' ' Abont 2£ mil&», 3,10 P.K.-MOUNTED INFANTBT „ PLAT BACE HANDICAP, aTrophy value 5 BOW; open to bona fide troop tor»oa the property of members ot the Hawke's Bay ; or Ahuriri C'orpß; to be ridden by members o( the ' Bald Corps in uniform (without armß). Minimum weight, list Entrance, 6b, Certificates from commanding officer to be produced 'at 'scales. 5 furlongs. 3.46 P.M.— HUNTEBS' . FLAT BACE HANDICAP, of IS sots ; second horse" to receive 3 aova bom the stoke. Mioimmn weighty list. Nomination, 15s; acceptance, nil. 2 miles, 4.20 P.M. -HUNTEBS 1 FJNAL STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, a Saddle value 8 guineas (presented by John M'Vay, Eig.l, with 10 sots added for first horte, and 5 toVs'for eocond horse (a bridle, presented by F. Bothell, ken., will be given to the rider of the winner). Minimum weight, list, 'Nomination, 1 soy ; acceptance, nil. About 2 mlfes, EULES AND BEGULATIONS. Bun under New Zealand Bules of Racing. Winner of any raco at tho meeting to carry 71b "DEFINITION OF A HUNTEB.r-A horse that has hunted at leaßt live times this season with any recognised pook of hounds',' and has never won more than 40 botb in a Hunters' Bsce, or 20 soys in an open race, and whose' owner is a subscriber of at leaßt one guinea to a, Hunt Club. All hunters' races are confined to gentlemen riders. Certificates mußt be produced at scale. Bookmakers can obtain licenses (£7) on appli* cation to the Secretary. Nominations (with performances of hunters) and acceptances, together with the necessary fees, COLOBS OF THE BIDEB, feo., must be in the hands ot the Secretary, at tbe Paoifio Hotel, Hastings, not later than 8 p.m. on the dateß named below :— MONDAT, lflra JULY, at 8 p.m.— Nominations for all Events. TUESDAT. 17th JULYWeights will be declared. SATURDAY, 21st JULY— Acceptances for all Events. (Specially note that acceptance must be notified to the Secretary notwithstanding that accept* anca is nil.) Mr H. O, Caulton gives a Prize of Two Guineaa for the horse that carries the heaviest weight to victory during the meeting. F. D. LUCKIE, 291 Hon. Secretary. ZLQtittt. A. E. DIMOCK, POBK BUTCHEB (Late of Dihock Bros,, Wellington), HAVING taken over tho Business- of Mb Cnxßi.cs Heihoi.d, ieque3ts a con« Imuanco of the support accorded to his prede cosa- r. The premises have been repuinted, renovated, and fitted up with all the latest improvements. Arrangements have been nwle for a constant snpply of DAIRY-FED fORK of the beat quality. SMALL GOODS FBESH DAILY. POULTBY always on hand. Goods delivered to all parts of the town. Telephone No. 252, SHAKESPEABE-BOAD, NAPIEB, Opposite Post-oOlce. 02 BEGISTEBED TBADI. ELT MABK. NOXIOUS WEED DESTROYER A Condensed Fluid, Prepared for the Destroo tionof BLACKBERRY, GOBSE, BBIAB, 1 GALLON OF FLUID TO 40 GALLONS OF WATEK. Writ'i for Pamphlet giving Full Direction! tot nßing, Price, Testimonials, io, ■ Manufacturers— LUCKIK AND CO Hutinff, Sole Agents— MESSBS WENLET 4 LANA.UZE, 702 Stock and Station Agents, Napier, KILL WEED, APLUfD to Destroy all kinds o f Noxious Weeds, including BLACKBEBBY, BBIAB, AMD QOBSB. 1 part of tbe Preparation to 40 parts of water. One Drenching will Destroy the Largest BUokberry. Briar, or Gorse Bush. It has been proved, and now that it is on the market no farmer should be without it. Sold inj One and Five Gallon Drums, with directions on eaoh drum. Easily applied and Cheap, Manufactured by JOHN PARKER AND CO. NAPIEB. MURRAY,- ROBERTS AND CO., Sole Agents for Hawke's Bay. 01 FLAGS FOB PEACE CELEBRATION. HAVING just landed a large Shipment of Bunting of various colors for Flagmaking direct from Home, I am prepared to execute orders for Flags of all kinds. U' iag' the I'ireot Importer and Manufacturer, I can supply Flags cheaper than smy firm in New Zealand. Write tor price for flag fist before applying else where. m. eTwiig SPIT. FRED TANKARD SHOEING AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Having REMOVED, DESIRES to give Ma Customers ample NOTICE Tha he will be grateful for then: continued Bupport in hiu new business premises at THE FOBGE, TENNYSON . BTBEET. Thanking all for their custom in the pait, he Is prepared to earn their support and good-will by care, promptness, and attention to the orders entrusted to him. FIIED TANKABD, Tennyson-stroot (opposite to Or, Caret's) 981 J SPEIGHT * CO.'S AND • HAI~ NINO ft CO.'S BOTTLED ALES, M'G AV|I N & CO, S DUNEDIN STOUT, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL, AT SMITH'S BOTTLING CELLARS!, EMPIRE HOTEL A BAKER'S DOZEN, OB THEBTEEN SEASONS FOB DEALING AT Tnl| GRANDSTAND CASH STORB HASTINGS. BECAUSE AT W. STOCK'S THESE ABE - Large, Excellent, New, Well-assorted, Clean, Choice, Cheap, Prime, Sellable, Guaranteed, Fresh, Stylish, Good.wearlng STOCKS Of Clothing (hard wear) and Hardware, Soft Goods, Groceries, and General Merchandise, 0 ROYAL BLUB.

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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 11590, 17 July 1900, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 11590, 17 July 1900, Page 4