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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7374, 28 January 1902, Page 1

B. T)AfEA T> AGING /^LUB. ANNUAL MEETING. FOR HACKS ONLY. EASTER MONDAY, MARCH, 31st, 1902. President: W. C. Symes, Esq. Vicet: President : H. O. Clarke, Esq. Judge: n, R. B. Moßae, Esq. Handicapper : Mr :8 3. E. Henrys. Starter :Mr C. H. is, Chavannes ; Clerk of Scales :Mr Janes r. Paterson. Clerk of Course: Mr P. C. Eastbury. Treasurer : Mr 11. O. Clarke, V. Timekeeper : Mr G. T. Potto. Auditor : s. Mr H. R. Taylor. Stewards : President, c- Vice-president, Judge, and Messrs I. Gilligan, W. Gower, Potto, Campbell, a. Paterson, Sargeant, Matthews, Williams, and Booth. PBOGRAMMK Handicap Hurdles, of 45 soya ; second horse to receive 10 f"r n- 1 -. of tbe stakes Distance 1J mileE, ovfci of hurdles Bft 6in high The winner ol uuy 11-"HeI 1 - "He race after the declaration of weighs .o carry a penalty of c " lOlbs Nomination 15s, acceptance 20s. To 1 start at 11 30 a.m. 2 Flying Handicap, of 50 soys; second horse to 'd receive 10 soys out of stakes Distance J-niile c - Norn 15s, accept 25s To start at 12.10 p.m. r > 3 Farmers' Plate, of 40 soys; second horse to reoeive 10 soys out of the stakes Distance 1 a mile Entrance 80s, on general entry nighte *" For all horses that have never started for an '"• other raoe — Farmers' Plates excepted, any ft winners of those barred Welter weight for agd open to oil horses trained in and the bona fide ° property of residents within the boundaries of *" the Patea, Hawera, and of Stratford Counties *" for threo months prior to dato of starting To start at 12.40 p.m. 6 4 Pat oa'.Easter Hnndica p, of 80 soys ; second horse n to reoeive 10 soys and third horse 5 soys out of 4 the stakes Distance 1J miles Norn 20s, accept 40a To start at 1.40 p.m. 3> , 6 Kakaramea Stakes, of 40 soys ; second horse to J - receive 10 soys out of the stakes Distance about Jr 4 J furlongs Weight Bst Winner of any race to " carry 141b extra Entrance 80s, on general entry J " night To sfart at 230 p.m. ' ir 6 Borough Stakes Handicap, of 40 soys ; second , c horse to receive 10 soys Distance 7 furlongs >r Norn 15s, accept 20s To Start at 3 p.m. r 7 Alton High W eight Handicap, of 55 soys ; second l " horse to receive 10 soys out of the stakes Distance, 1 mile Minimum weight, Bst 71bs Nomi- ? nation 20s, acceptance 25a To start at 3.40 pm. '" 8 Final Stakes, of 40 soys ; second horse to re- " ceive 10 soys out of the stakes Distance about 4£ furlongs Open to any back not nominated for any race at this meeting (Kakaramea Stakes and Farmers' Plate excepted, and winners of '* these to carry 141b penalty) Weight, 9st Entrance 80s, on general entry night To start at 4.10 p.m. 0 DATES OF INOMINATIONS, ACCEPTANCES 1 AND GENERAL ENTRIES Nominations up to 8 p.m. on Saturday, March ; Ist, 1902 ; > Weights declared on Wednesday, Mavoh 3 19th, 1002 s Acceptances and General Entries up to 8 p m on Tuesday, 25th March, 1902 1 RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1 A HACK means a horse that has, at titna of ; nomination, never won a race of the value of 8o soys, or races of the collective value ; of 150 soys, since Ist August, 1899, and has 3 never -won an advertised race exceeding 40 soys ; (hack and hunter races excepted). 2 The winner of any fiat race after declaration I of weights to carry a penalty of Tibs, and of every . additional race 51b extra in all handicap fiat j events. 3 3 Entries by telegrams must give full particulars of the horse, and must be confirmed in 1 writing at the earliest possible opportunity. 4 Owners, trainers, and others entering and - accepting horses for this Meeting are notified that no entries or acceptances will be I received unless accompanied by the necessary - amount in cash. 5 No entry will be veoeived for any raoe, except on this condition :— That all disputes, claims, and ; objections arising out of the racing shall be i decided by a majority of the stewards, and their [ decision shall be final. ; 6 The stewards reserve the right to alter the time or date for declaration of weights, nominations, or acceptances 7 The Handicappsr nay, if he thinks fit, rehandicap any horse winning a raoe after declara- ' tion of weights All races to be run under the New Zealand rules of racing. DIVIDENDS. Totalisator dividends in the proportion of 75 per , cent to the first and 25 per cent to the second horse will be paid in all races where five or more i horges the property of different owners start. In tbe event of horses the property of one owner, and being coupled on the machine, running first and second, or dead heat for first place, the dividend will be declared on the coupled horses only. In the event of coupled horses finishing first siid dead heat for second place with another horse, the dividends will be', declared in the proportion of 80 per cent to the coupled horses and 20 per cent to the other horse. Bookmakers, their clerks, or ngonts will not bo admitted to the racecourse or enclosure, and any person laying totalisator odds will be prosecuted. < Note — The Post and Telegraph Office closes at 5 p.m. f The Secretary will receive money for invest- \ ment on the totalisator. , R. W. HAMERTON, Secretary. ■ Approved by the Taranaki Jockey Club. MUBSELL FLEETWOOD, Secretary January 13th, 1902. ___^ jiA OISEY AT 4£ PEJti CENT I have Just had placed a my oom maud large sums of money to lend on security of Hawera town property or rural properties at 4£ per cent, in any sums from » £100 to £10,000. Liberal terms o repayment. No procuration fee. ELLIOTT BARTON, Solicitor, Hftwera. NEW GOODS. ! JUST RECEIVED. \ \ SHIPMENT of First das MILLINER AND DRAPERY. All the Latest Styles and Fashions I Our Customers can rely on getting the BEST FIT and FINISH. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. ■ We are Reducing the whole of our New and Well-assorted Stock to » COST PRICE. EGMONT DRAPERY COY., I KAPONGA q y y" a ABOUT RHEUMATISM. <= ; Mr F. A. Warneb, o£ Hawera, I ! writes : — De&r Sir, — I would like you \ and others to know my opinion re- a ' garding Barraolough'a Rheumatic Liquid in the hope that many may a , use it, as I have, while suffering from ' Rheumatics. When in Auckland I consulted several doctors, who advised that nothing would cure but the baths of Rotorua. I can now truthfully state yours is the best' - ► medicine I have taken. After taking the contents of three or four bottles . I completely recovered, and have not ) suffered the slightest pain since, - which is twelve months ago. It seems to me that Barraclough's Rheum at io Liquid has proved what is claimed for ] l it a — constitutional oure. If you wish 1 you may make use of this. — Stooked ' by R. Tait, chemist, and medicine ' vendors everywhere. ' r ■ : 1 • ■ V