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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LI, Issue 9074, 24 April 1906, Page 3

Racing rrogramme*. AUPOKONUI SECOND MAORI HACK RACE MEETING, To be held on the KAUPOKONUI FARM RACECOURSE, On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1906, At Mr T. HURLEY'S PADDOCK, on Main South Road, near Kaupokonui. i Patron : Whakoaku. President : T. Noema. Vioe-President : Te Kiri. Judge: H. Whena. Starter: Maihi. j Clerk of Ssales : P. Rangiwhetu. Clork of Course : J. Robinson. Handicapper • Tamou Timekeeper : Wharerata. Tifcasurer : Pokai. Stewards • Tireni, T. Noema. Pokai, Waero Wharerata, Tioma, Pire, Tamou, Maihi, J. Robinson, H. Whena, P. Rangiwhetu, Te KM, Te Atrmira. Karere, Paki, P. Tarawhiti, P. Te Whana. PROGRAMME. 1. Maiden Race, of 5 soys. ; seoond horse 1 soy. from stake. 7 furlongs. Norn. 4s, ace. 2s. 2. Flying Handicap, of 7 soys.; second horse 1 SOY.. from stake. 6 furlongs. Tfom. 6s, ace. 2s. 3. Glenn Road Handicap, of 6 soys. ; second horse 1 soys. from stake. 5 fur longs. Norn. ss, ace. 25." 4. Kaupokonui Cup, of 12 soys. ; second torse ]£ soys. from the stake. 1 mile. Norn. 9s, ace. 4s. 5- Manaia Stakes, of b soys. ; seoond horse 1 9ov. from stake. 4£ inrlongs-. Mm. weight Bs. Norn. 4s. ace. 2s. 6. District Trot (Waingongoro to Opunake), of 2J. soys. : second horse £ soy. from stake. 2 miles. Norn. 2s, ace Is. 7. Pony Race, of 5 soys. ; seoond horse 1 soy. from the stake. Height, 14.2 or under. 1 mile. Norn. 4s, ace. 2s. DATES OF NOMINATIONS AND . ACCEPTANCES. NOMINATIONS to be sent to the Secretary, Maori Hack Racing Club, on SATURDAY, April 14, by 8 p.m. ACCEPTANCES to close on SATURDAY, 21st April, at 8 p.m. | RULES AND REGULATIONS. Ko nomination or acceptance will be ra ecived unless accompanied by the necessary amount in cash. Every entry must state the name, or assumed name, of the owner or owners, the name,-, age, pedigree, and performances and i description of the horsA, colors of the rider, and must be accompanied by the necessary 'amount in cash. The Taces Nos. 2, 3/ 4, ' 5, and 7 are open to all horses; No. 6 is open 'to the District Trot only; No. 1 is open for all horses that have never before won a race. All races to run under the New Zealand Rules of Racing as near. as possible. Insurance not having been arranged, the Club takes no liability in case of accident to jockeys in any of the races. Protests, accompanied by 10s, > must be in the hands of the Secretory within ten minutes of the finish of the race. The Stewards' decision to be final. Bookmaker's fee, £2 2s ; Games, £1 Is. The Stewards reserve right to postpone or make alterations. A good luncheon will be obtainable at the racecourse. - All communications to be addressed to N. K. TARAWHITI, Secretary, Otakeho. REMNANT BROS.. COMMERCIAL STABLES, BAWEBA, Telephone No. 18. NONE but the best vehicles and reliable horses sent out. Cabs meet all trains, and telegrams promptly attended to. In thanking customers for past patronage, we wish to notify them aod the public generally that our new drag, The Favourite, is now ready with portable top tor Mountain Trips. Picnic Parties, etc., arranged for. Terms moderate. EGMONT STABLES. * Proprietors : MESSRS CLARKE AND W J. HIGGINSON. IS* Mountain Trips and Picnics arranged. Letters and telegrams receive instant attention. Cabs meet all trains. Ladies' waiting room. Telephone — Np. 20. / 1 IBSON'S UNION STREET VJ , STABLES. Telephone '. 3a. This stable is recognised as being the finest on the west coast. On hire : Reliable horses and the lightest- and best vehicles obtainable. IS" MY CHARGES abb thi SAME is ik thh PAST (REASONABLE). Ladies' waiting-room fixed up ,with every convenience. TARANAEI STABLES. THE following are the rates at these stables : — Feeds x/ Stands 6d R. B.NICHOLAS ... Proprietor COMMERCIAL HOTEL, NORMANBY. FRED. W. Bt»U\;ETTE, Pbopbietob. np HE -Proprietor begs to inform the -*- pubic generally that he has taken over the above hotel, and by keeping the best of liquors and table hopes to merit a share of patronage. First-class accommodation paddocks. Stabling second to none. MANAIA HOTEJU —— MBOLGER, having taken 9 over the above well-known Hotel, trusts that, by carefully - studying the comfort of the travelling and general public, to merit patronage/ f Every attention and excellent } meals, and only' best drinks on tap. Drags for piomic parties and - footballers. 3 1 Letters and telegrams receive 'prompt attention. M. BOLGER, Manaia.