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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 7046, 6 October 1900, Page 1

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT WAIHI DOWNS. Visiting Eltham on Mondays, Okaiawa and Manaia on Wednesdays, and Hawera and surrounding districts on Thursdays, jfW*fr Thorooghbred Yv|J]W QT - oy r. St. Csb, by St. Leger— 'Hazel, by Nordenfeldt, dam Oaida, by Tattendon, dam Gulnare, by Little John (son of imp. St. John), Gulnare, by Gohanna — Deception, by imp. Theorem— imp. Catty Sark. St. Leger, by Doncaster (Derby winner) out of Atlantis. Nordenfeldt by Musket, dam Onyx. St . Cyr is a handsomely made horse, standing 16.1, with plenty of bone and Bubstanoe, and has the most fashionable running strains of blood in his veins. He measures 8$ in below the knee. His^dam Hazel, taoed by D. O'Brien, was a first-olass performer. Among other events, she won the Great Autumn Handioap, Canterbury J.C., 1$ miles, in 2.37J, beating a good field. Hazel is full sister 0 Strathmore, winner of Victoria Derby and many other important races, and half sister to Hilda, Artillery, Brown Alice, and Moth, all being first-class performers. Hilda is well known to all as one of the greatest performers New Zealand has Been. Artillery, another good performer on the turf, was sold to go to America in 1895. St. Cyb, as a performer, has been unfortunate. As a 3-year-old he struck himself on the off fore leg, whioh disabled him for the rest of the season; as a 4-year-old he started at the National Meeting in the Ladies' Bracelet, in a field of ten, which he won with ease, 10.9 up. At that stage he was one of the favorits for the N.Z. Cup, but he again unfortunately over-reached, whioh necessitated his being thrown out of work, thus only starting in publio on one occasion. Terms — £4 10s single mare, £4 two or more of bona fide owner ; mares sent by train will be met at Hawera Station. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Grazing Is 6d per week. j Address, — M. *J. GOODSON, Box 9, Hawera. Or D. O'Meaiu, groom in charge. TO TRAVEL HAWERA, ELTHAM, AN SURROUNDING DISTRICTS j/o®b ne Thoroughbred tf&jl|l||i?r Stallion, Jn^W, TTIRATERNITE. Terms: Single mare, £2 10s; two or more as per agreement. Further particulars from T. GLYNN, Owner. PRINCES STREET SHOEING FORGE. W. J. GARRY Having taken over the above wellknow smithy, begs to inform the residents of Hawera and district that he is prepared to shoe horses in a scientific and workmanlike manner. A!l Btcel shoes at the usual prices for iron. Shoes fitted to the feet, not th feet to the shoes, A trial solicited. MANAIA ODDFELLOWS' SPORTS. ! To be held in the Domain on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 9th, 1900. PROGRAMME. 1. 1 Mile Maiden Handicap ; Ist prize, 1$ soys ; 2nd, trophy. Entrance 2s 2. 2 Mile Manaia Wheel Race ; Ist prize 4 aovs ; 2nd, 30s ; 3rd, medal valued at 12s 6d. Entrance 4s 3. 3 Mile Egmont Handicap ; Ist prize, 2 soys and special value 1 soy ; 2nd, 30s ; 3rd, 15s. Entrance 2s 6d 4. 5 Mile Baden Powell Handicap ; Ist, prize, 3 soys and trophy value 1 soy ; 2nd, 2 soys ; 3rd, 1 soy. Entrance 3s 5. Maori Wheel Race (L mile handicap) ; special prizes. Entrance 2s. (Six to start or no race.) 6. 1 Mile Wanganui Centre Championship; Ist prize gold medal value 3 soys ; 2nd, gold medal value 1 soy SWIMMING. 1. 100 yds Handicap ; boys under 15 years ; Ist prize, medals value 10s; 2nd, 53; 3rd, 2s 6d. Entrance, Is 2. 220 yds Open Handicap ; Ist prize, lsov; 2nd, 10s ; 3rd, 2s 6d. Entrance, 2s 3. Girls' Race, 50yds, handicap ; Mrs J. Tint's special prizes. Entrance, free 4. Obstacle Race ; trophies. Entrance, Is 5. 440 yds Handicap ; Ist prize, 2sovs ; 2nd, ■ 255 ; 3rd, ss. Entrance, 2s 6d. 6. Greasy Buom ; trophies. Entrance, Is. . Tug of War, Oddfellows— Manaia Lodge { against the world; sweepstake. En- i trance, Is. \ PEDESTRIAN EVENTS. 1. Maiden, 150 yds, Handicap; Ist prize * 1 soy ; 2nd, trophy. Entrance Is 2. Girls' Handicap, under 14 years; special , prizes. Entrance free : 3. 440 yds "Lord Roberts" Handicap; 1 Ist prize, 2 soys ; 2nd, 1 soy ; 3rd, ss. Entrance 2s 6d 4. Boys' Handicap, under 15 years; special ] prizes. Entrance 6d 5. Boys' Handicap, under 12 years; special prizes. Entrance 6d ( 6. Half-mile Publicans' Handioap; Ist prize, 30s ; 2nd, 20s ; 3rd, 10s 7. 150 yds Oddfellows' Handicap ; Ist prize, 30s ; 2nd, 15s ; 3rd, 10s 8. 220 yds Stilts; Mr W. I). Fenton's special prize; Ist prize, 7s 64 ; 2nd, ss. Entrance Is. (Boys under 16 years.) 9. 100 yds Egmont Handicap; Ist prize, 30s ; 2nd, 10s ; 3rd, ss. Entrance 2s 10. 220 yds " General French " Handioap ; Ist prize, 30s ; 2nd, 15s. Entrance 2s 11. Forced Handicap; Ist prize, 1 soy; 2nd, 10s. Entrance— Winners, 2s 6d; losers, Is. CONDITIONS. Cycling events held under auspices of Egmont C.C. and rules of- League of New Zealand Wheelmen. The Committee reserve the right to postpone the sports should the weather be unfavorable, and' also to withdraw, add to, or alter any event in the programme ; aiso, penalise winners of any event. Competitors in swimming events must be clad in University costume. In Nos. 2, 3, and 5 mile cycling events points will count for Messrs Ringwood and Woolmer's cup, value 10 guineas. Pedestrian event No. 7 open to members of Manchester Unity only. Entries must be acoompanied with full ■ fees, and be in the hands of the Seoretary on SATURDAY, 27th Ootober, at 5 p.m. NO ACCEPTANCES. W. D. NICHOLAS, Seoretary. J AMES W ALLAOH Bega to notify to the people oi Kaponga and thn surrounding districts that he has commenced business in Mr Childs' general smithy as TINSMITH, PLUMBER, & DAIRY FAOTORY ENGINEER. N.B.— All work entrusted to my {are will have my personal supersision and prompt attention. Al3 work guaranteed. All requisites of the trade kept in scock. Repairs a speciality. DOES IT PAY? WHAT Why to eat the Beet , Meat is the Market; then go ; to the Moat Bazaar" i L, g, BARSAOLQUaH.