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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 150, 18 January 1845, Page 181

Anniversary fete — •il First Day— Monday, Februarys. RACES. Stewards— E. W. Sttfiford, Esq., James S. Trtler, Esa.. Frederick Marshall, Esq. * ' Tudiihas'i Plat* of Ten Sovereigns, for all hones to New Zealand (matches excepted) to carry ten pound* extra • of two or more, fourteen pounds. Fourteen hands and under mile W Mdh V S. P ° E ' lt ««K*,'ei,togotothefund. One .rfiw?"? T ¥ii X™K ™ of , On « s °w'g»»e»cli, Five Sovereign, added, for all horses ; last horse to pay second horse's staW Catch weights. HeaU. Once rouril and a distance. Ho*di.« Stakes of Ten Shillings each, Five Sovereign, added, over four sets of hurdles. Catch weights. Heat. Once round and a distance. «e*i». Pony Stakes of Ten Shillings each, Two Sovereiim. added, for ponies of twelve hands undeV. Catch W 3s C/ncc round. Forced Handicap of Two Sovereign, each, p.p., Three Sovereigns added, for the winners of the meeting. HorJeT to be handicapped by the stewards, or whom they may apoohit Ne«de P dTa" &2%7gg^ttSl3« each for the beaten horses oi the meeting. Second hSSto saye his .takes. Horses to be handicapped by the steward, or whom Aey may appoint, immediately after^ Ar^w£L hurdle stake.. Heats. Once round and a distance Horses to be named and entrance paid to the stewards on "erKd to S * *" PMt to bC Paid befMe lhe ho^ No money will be given by the stewards for a walkovernor unless two horses, the bon&fide property of separate per' sons, do stftrt* *■ raSo IVtoThe tod. be dedUCt6d h ° m thC Winners of each A bell will ring for saddling and for starting. Not more than five minutes allowed after the ringing of the second bell when the horses at the post will be started. ' Bha^b*fi P mj eßtObe(lettledby the Btew » rdi ' who " decision All dogs found on the course will be destroyed. Horses to be at the post for the Tradesman's Plate at half. past Eleven precisely. Second Day— Tuesday, February 4. AQUATIC SPORTS. Committee— S. Carkeek, Esq., W. Fox, Esq., J. Poynter, Esq . Sailing Match for boats from any part of New Zealand. Prize for first das., £7 ; for second clws, £5. No entrance First class boats not to take second priw, but second claYs boats may win either. ° Bowing Match for whale boats belonging to Nelson not exceeding five oars. Prize, £5. Entrance, 7s. 6d. Rowing Match for four-oared gigs. Prize. £3 En. trance, ss. ,*..*.* Due notice will be given of the time of starting the respec- « Ft *«M»f*W6 by Hand-Machines.— For the machine that sha l produce the greatest quantify of flax and the best sample in one hour, with the leatt manual labour, first prize £3 35. ; second ditto, £l Is. f«"<=i Particulars of other Spo»ts will be published in a future ftuveruicmcnt. The committee meet at the Institution every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at three o'clock. «u"«»y, JpETE SPORTING DINNER. —C. £~ j HURLEY, at the request of many of his sporting nends, will provide a PUBLIC DINNER, on MONDAY Februarys, being the day of the Races. *»w«ua*, Dinner on the üble at seven o'clock. Tickets, 3s. each The Wines will be of the best quality. ' istplMBER. — Notice is hereby given that t^Vit^ 1 PEKi *9 NS CUTTING DO WN or INJURING any TREES on land l in possession of the New Zealand Company, after the 20th day of January instant, without the written Lcense of the Company's Agent, WILL BE PROSECUTED R I W . A ? D ,°, f T , EN ? H^LINGS will be paid forinforma: tion that shall lead to the conviction of any offenders, •joj o» < 5? n < c 1 now in exi3tenc e »« revoked from and after the aid 20th of January. William Fox, _Nelson_January 6. Acting Resident Agent. Nelson.