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Inangahua Times, Volume XIV, Issue 20619, 1 March 1889, Page 3

DEEFTON JOCKEY pLUB autumkTmeeting. TO BB HELD OK FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, APRIL sth & 6tu., 1889. Approvad by tha Committee Nelson Joakey Club. President : Mb P. Botleb. Vice-President : Mn Wu. BehjßY. Judge: Mr P. Q. Caples Starter : Mb M. C. GitiMore. Clerk of the Course : Mr J. Roxhorough. Clerk ol the Scales : Mp. J. I. Aikkn Hon. Treasurer : Mr J. Stp.vekson Handicappers : The Stewards, Stewards : Messrs J. M'Shehiiy, P. Brendan, J. TrknNERY, J. CHINO, J.« B. BEECHE, J. Connolly, and P. N. Shephebd. :fi:rst jdast. 1. West Coxbt Distwct Handicap of 30 aovß,— Second horse to receive 5 soys from the stakes. Distance 1 mile. No. initiations 1 soy, received up to f) p.m, on Tli» rs day. 7th March. Weights declared at 0 p.m, on 14th March, and acceptances of 10/., received up to 9 p.m on night of general entry, Monday, April Ist, 1889. 2. Handicap Hack Race of 15 soys,— Distance 1 mile. .Post entry 15/-. • 3. Adxdms Handicap of 70 sove,— Second horse to receive 10 soys from the stakes. Distance 1 J mile. Winner of any race after declaration of weights of £100, to carry 61ba ; £150, 7tt>s; £200 and over, lOXbB extra. Nominations 30/-. Acceptances 2 soys, received same as West Coast Dißtrict Handicap. 4. Seujno Race of 35 soys,— Weight for ag«. The winner to be sold for £20. If . entered to be sold for £15, to be allowed 7fos; for £10, 14fts : for nil, 211bs. The winner to be sold by Public Auction, with his engagements, and any surplus to go to the funds of the Club, Poßt Intry2s/-. Distance 1J mile. 5. Vlivxq Stakxb Handicap of 25 soys,— Sacond horse to receive 5 boys from the ■ stakes, pittance } mile. Nominations 15/-, received up to 9 p.m. on night of general entry, : Weights declared immediately after the Autumn Handicap is ran, and acceptances of 10/-, received within half-an-hour after tha declaration of weights. SBOO3STX) J3a.lT. 1. District Plate Handicap of 30 soys, — Second horse to receive 5 boys from the stakes. Distance 1J mile. Nominations 15/-, received up to 9 p.m, on night of ' genaral entry. Weights declared at 9 p.m, on night of first day's races, and »cceptanc«B of 15/-, received «p to 11 p.m, same night. i. Tbotting Bacb Handicap of 15 soys,— Distance 2 miles. Minimum weight 108t. Post Entry 15/-. 8. GoiiDFULSa Plate Handicap of 60 boys,— Second horse to receive 10 soys from the stakes. Distance 1& mile. Nominations 1 soy, received up to 9 p.m, ori night ol general entry. Weights declared &t 9 p.m, on night of first day's raceß, and aoceptanceß of 2 soys received »p to 11 p.m. on same night. 4. SxiiLiNs Rack Handicap of 35 soys, — Tha winner to be sold by Public Auction with his engagements, and the whole proceeds of the sale of the horse to go to th« fnads of the Club. Nominations 18/-, raesivad np to 9 o'olock p.na, on aifbt of general entry. Weighti daolwrail immediately after tht Trotting Race Handicap it run, and acceptances of 1 iot ' received within h»U-an-hour after declaration of weight,*. Distance 1 milt. . 5. Consolation Handicap . of 15 soys,— For •11 beaten hones. Distance 1 mile. Post Entry 15/-. Nominations Close : West Coast District Handioap, March 7th; Autumn Handicap, March 7th; Flying Stakes Handicap, April Ist; Dißtrict Plate Handicap, April lBt; Ooldfielda Plate Handicap, April Ist ; Selling Race Handicap, April Ist. Weights Declared: West Coast District Handicap, March Hth ; Autumn Handioap, March 14th ; jTying Stakes Handicap, April sth ; District Plate Handicap, April sth ; Goldfi#Jdfl Plate Handicap, April sth ; Selling Bftoe Handicap, April 6th. Acceptances Received : West Coast District Handicap, April Ist; Autumn Handicap, April Ist; Flying Stakes Handicap, April 6&; District Plate Handicap, April sth; Ctyldfisldß Plate Handicap, April sth ; gelling Bite* Handicap, April 6th. flight of general entry; Monday, April RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. Qualification for District Races to be as follows: That all horses entering for the District Race or Raceß shall be the bonajlda property of a resident in one of the counties of.Buller, lnangahua, Grey ov Westlandfor three months, and that snob horse shall have been in one of the said counties for at least three months immediately prior to the race or races for which ft ie entered. 2. No entry will be received for any ol the races exoept on this condition: — That all dispntea, claims, and objections arisirg out •f the racing shall be deoided by the stewards, whose decision upon all points conneoted with the carrying out of this programme shall be final, and all law proceedings tarred. 6. All entrieß to be sealed and addressed to the aeoretary. Entrance money and qualification enclosed, with name, age and pedigree oil the horse, name of the owner and colors of the rider. 4. No nomination will be received without the entrance money. This regulation will be rigidly adhered to. 0. No person will be allowed to enter a horse for any race unless he be a subscriber to the race fund of not less than 1 soy. Haok Races excepted. 6. In the event of any person entering a protest the dum of £2 must be lodged with the Secretary before euoh protest is con•idtred, this sum to be forfeited to the funds , should the stewards consider the protest frhrolons or vexatious. 7. Three horses must accept for each event tr the public money will not be given. 8. All entries for Haok Races to be subject U tha approval of the Stewards. 9. Stakes paid less 5 per cent. 10. The races will be run under the Bales of Racing, 1886.' THOMAS LEE, Secretauy. NOTICE MRS. M'WILLIAM wishes t« inform the Ladies of Reeftou ■hat SHI WILL BE READY to MMive their orders ON or ABOUT tha 19th INST. CHABGSB MODERATE. WANTED apprentices for the dress making. For particulars apply office of* this paper,