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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2057, 12 January 1887, Page 1

JOSEPH SCOTT, *ANCY BREAD, BISCUIT AND rjonfectionerv Manufacturer BLENHEIM. A Largo Variety of PA ,s t'R Y. CONFECTIONERY BISCUITS, CAKES, Ac. Always on hand FRESH Jr A ST R Y DAILY. Curran Seed. Madeira, and Genoa Cakes kept in stock and made to order. BEDDING cakes a speciality. Sojf-Raie in K Flour Prepared on the premises. Ab 1 am a direct importer ana aiso a manufacturer of foreign fancy goods, can ofTer Goods at a very low price. Goodfl Delivered to all Parts 01 the Town Pkek OB' Chakge. G. A. SMITH h CO., Builders & contractors PIOTON Agents for th<> Union Kl>" Door Company, Auckland AH kinds of Building Material kept in titock Agents for Norbury’s Celebrated a Drain Pipos The trade supplied at Lowest Rates Pelorus Jooiej Club RACES. Wednesday. 16 February, 1887Judge—S. Macslister,E?q. Starter—H- lied wood, Esq. Stewards —IV. S. Greig, C. Pickeriug, T. O’Sullivnn, J. Brownlee, VV. Reader, C. E. Horton. Treasurer —C. F. Horton. Clerk of the Course—W, Taylor. Clerk of the Scales—W. Pickering Jlanr icuppers -W. Doreen, W Pickering ami J. Wilson. i. Maiden lluiuir.KH—A Race of 7 sovs. Welter weight for age- Twice round the course, being H miles, over (j High s of Hurdles, 3ft Giti high, Second horse to save his stakes. Entrance 15s , Handicav Hurdles A Handicap Raei- of 20 sovs. Three times round the course being about 2.1 miles, over nine flights of hurdles 3ft Gin high Second horse to save his slakes. Nominations 10s. Acceptance 30s. 3. Maiden Plate. —A District Race of 7 sovs. Welter weight for age. Twice round the course being about l. 1 , miles. For horses that have never won a Pace where Pubhc Money was given. Second lioisc to save his slakes. Entrance 15s. ■l. Pei.ohu.s Stakes. — A Handicap Race of 20 sovs. Three times round the course about 2.] miles, Second horse to save his slakes. Nominations 10s ; Acceptance 30s. S, Dishuct Hack Race —For a Saddle Minimum weights 8 atone. Once round the course. En ranee 10s. 5. Tkottjni; Rack.- Distance four times round the course. "V Ha vkloch Handicap Race for 25 sovs. Distance 2 miles. Second horse t> save his slakes. Nominanation 10s ; acceptance 30s. 8. Hack Pace—For a Saddle. Only untrained horses that have never won .Public Money. Minimum weight S stone. !). Consolation Handicap of 8 sovg. Twice round the course for all horses that have contested in the previous Knots, and have not won anything. Horses to be named immedia'ely after the running of the Havelock Tup. Entrance 15s. Second horse to save his stakes. RULES AND REGULATIONS. No entry will be received except on the condition that all disputes, claims, ami objections, arising out of tlie racing shall be decided by the Stewards,or whom they may appoint, their d. cision on all po'nts connected with carrying out this programme to be final. ADy person entering a protest shall deposit with the Secretary L2 2s and this sum shall be absolutely forfeited to the . Pelorus Jockey Club fund if the Slewads find such protest was a frivolous one. No person allowed to enter a horse for any race unless a subscriber of one pound to the race fund. All nominations to he accompanied by fees name, age, and descriptions of horse, Nad’ oolors of riders must be in the hands of the Secretary not later than .-Span, on Friday the 14tli January, 1887, at Fears Hotel. Weights to be declared on Thursday the 20tli January, 1887. and acceptances close on Wednesday the 'J-h February, 1837, not later than 8 P- r “. at Dorreou Hotel. Three Hems to accept or no race District Horse shall rne..n any Horse that has bet » commonly resident in tin? j Pelorus Riding for hree consecutive month*previous to the R ec Meeting ami owned by a person who ha- le.-khd in the said Tiding during the s mcp'r.ud. Any JcoU-ey ruling except in the colors entered will be fined L2. Horses for the Maiden Ihmlies to be at the Post at 11 a.i.n. tlmr;-. All Horses entered for anv Mauniyp Race to Carry not less titan -10 staac The rules of the Marlborough Racing Club will be strictlv adhered to. THOMAS W. SCOTT,