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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue LIII, 16 April 1908, Page 3

\ . Racing Advertisemeote. April, 1908, at 8 p.m., at ihe Club Boom, Otakeho. , Handicaps declared on FRIDAY, the 10th April, 1008. Acceptances for all events close on WEDNESDAY, 22nd April, 1908, at 8 p.m. (Telegraph Office at Ofcakeho close* at b p.m.) By tne entry of, or endeavoring to enter a horse, ; every person having or subsequently acquiring any interest m such hone; ehall .be deemed to accept all th« conditions sod restrictions imposed or implied by these rules, and to be debarred from questioning ihe action or conduct of the club or other body boldI ing a sports meeting, or of any official of. the elab, or auch other body in reepeet of such .horse, or of any person connected therewith otherwise than is provided for ia Part' XXX. as per rule: R. W. J. McNEILL, - Secretary. XpGkONT "O AGING piLUB. HAWERA. WINTEB MEETING. (Hscks Only.) To be bflld on WEDNESDAY AND THUBBDAY, May 13th and Uth, 1908. President : B. H. Nolan. . Vice-president l J. Dtvidson. - Stewards: A. Alexander, W. 0. Adamson, J. H. Baker, H. E. Good, J. Gray, B. E. Mcßae, W. 0. Phillips, H. Spratt, A. 8 Tonke. Starter : C O'Connor. Clerk of the Conrse: T. 0. Sutherland. Clerk of the Soalea : J. B. Cowell. fiandioapper : Geo. Morse. „ Hon. Surgeon : Dr. Brown. . Timekeeper: I. B. Hardley. Jndge : W. H. Hartgill. Treasurer : H.W. Button. Seoretary : J. A. Turton. FIRST BAT.-WEDNESDAT, MA* IS, 1808. JtoUwky Handicap, of 60 sots; second bone to reoeive 10 sove oat of the stakes. Norn 1 rot aooept 1 soy. Six furlongs Xa«rtaiu Sotxrry, of GO eoVs ; second horse to moeive 5 soys oat ot the stakes. Weight Oil. Norn 1 boy. Five furlongs Tongnhoe Handicap Hardies, of 70 sots ; horse to reoeive 10 bovb oat of the stakei. Ores six flights of hardies, Bft 6in high. Norn 1 sot, aocept 1 boy. One mile. and a half Haweta Cap, a handioap of 100 bovb; second hone to reaeive 20 sots, and the third 10 Bora oat of the stakes. Norn 1 soy, aooept 2 sots. Nine farlongs ' ' / Ladies' Pane, of 60 soys ; second horse to reoeivo 10 bovb oat of , the stakes. For horses that have > never won a raoe at time of entry, height lort 71b. Gentlemen riders/' Nom 1' boy. One mile Waifei Handioap, of 60 sots; seoond hone to receive 10 sots oat of the Btskes. Minimum weight Bst7lb. Norn I^iot, aooept 1 sot. One mile •. Telegraph Handicap,' of 60 boys : leoond hone to , receive 10 soys oat of the stakes. Norn 1 sovt i acoept 1 soy. Five farlongs SECOND DAV.-THURBDA.Y, MAY 14, 1008. Ngamutu Handioap, of 60 soys ; second horse to reoeive 10 iovs oat ot the stakes.' Horn I tor, Aooept 1 flov. ' Six furlongi Borough Handioap, of 60 sots ; seoond hotse to receive 10 soys ont of Jhe stakes. Minimum weight Bst 71b. Norn 1 soy, acoept 1 boy. Seven furlongs j Manawapoa Handicap Hurdles, of 70 bots; second horse to reoeive 10 sors oat of the states. Over six flights of hardies, Bft 6in high. Norn 1 boy. Aooept 1 boy. One mile and a half The Shorts, of 60 soys ; seoond horse to reoefre S bovb oat of the suites. Weight Set 71b. The winner of any flat rsce on the first day to oarry a penalty of lOib. Norn 1 boy. ' Five farlongs Hanaia Handicap, of 80 bovb; seoond horse to receive 10 spVs ont of the stakes. Norn 1 sot, Aooept Ibov. One mile CorlnthUn Handicap, of CO bovb; seoond horse to reonva 10 bovb ont of the stakes. Mintmmn weight lost 71b. Gentlemen riders. Norn 1 sot, Aocept 1 boy. Nine furlonga. Opeke Handicap, of 65 snvs ; leoond horse to receive 10 bots ont of the stakos. Minimum weight Bst 71b. Norn 1 sot, aooept 1 boy. Six furlongs ' PENALTIES." / The winner of any Handicap after declaration of weights to oarry a penalty of 101b, of two or more auoh races, 141b. Horses han4ieapped at Bst 71bs or over, half the above penalties. The winner of any Hurdle Race after the leolaration of weights to cany a penalty of 101b Minimum weight in all flat races, unless other wise speoiflea", to be 7it. -"- ' DATES OF NOMINATIONS AND ACCEPTANCES,., And Amounts to be forwarded. NOMINATIONS. MONDAY, 18th AMUIj, 19P8, at V pjn., All events 1 soy each , ACOEPTANCBS. WEDNESDAY, 6th MAY, 1908. at 0 pan. RiDway Handioap 1 soy, Tongahoe Handioap Hardies 1 bot, Hawera Cap 2,sovs, Waihl Handioap 1 sot. Telegraph Handioap 1 boy WEDNESDAY, 13th M4.Y.1908, at 9 p.m. Ngamate Handioap,- Borough Handioap, Manawapoa Handioap Hurdles, Manaia Handioap, Corinthian Handicap, Opeke Handicap, all 1 boy each • WEIGHTS. First Day, on or about WEDNESDAY. Sklth APRIL, 1908. Seoond Day, WEDNESDAY. 18th MAY, 1808, at 8 p.m. ' N.B.— Tht oregoing Programme la subject to reTision by the Committee, prior to closing, aa to datea ot entry, aooeptance, eto. ' Ihe Committee also reasrre to themselves the right to alter the date on which Ihe hawHoaga appear, shoald they deem fit to do so. . . NOMINATIONS and ACCEPTANCES will be received at the time and on the dates mentioned at the offloe of the Olub, Hawera. , ' ■ Telegraph Office closes at 8 p.m. B»mkea ar« paia in fnll. All woes to be run under the -New Zealand Rules of Baoisg. ■ ■ ' ■ No entry will be received after the hoar named under any pretence whatever. .Colors and trainers' name must be 1 stated at the iime ot nomination, . . tar Definition of a Hack.— No horse shall start 'In any Hack Bsce which has at »nj time, | prior to the time of entry, won a raoe to, the value of £100 to the winner, orraoes of the aggregate value o! £260 to the winner. _•• . J. A. TUBTON, Beor«tary, Hawera. Approved by the Taranaki Jockey Club thl 18tb day of March, UKK.— Mosssix Fmbtwood Becretuy. How to Cook Well! 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