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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7827, 22 December 1886, Page 3

Sportiiig. RACING CLUB, FLLERSLIE COURSE. CUMMER MEETING. 18S6-S7. BOXING DAY, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1886. FIRST DAY: MAIDEN PLATE of .. .. . .. lOOsov THE MIDSUMMER STAKES of .. .. SOOjov AUCKLAND CUP (HANDICAP) of ~ lOOOsov HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of „ ~ IBOjov RAILWAY PLATE of _ _ lOOsov CHRISTMAS HANDICAP of - - lOOiov SELLING RACE of _ 60sov NEW YEAR'S DA/, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1887. SECOND DAY: AUCKLAND DERBY of 76050 NEW YEAR'S GIFT HANDICAP of - lOOiov MEMBERS' I*URSE. of .. .. lOOsov AUCKLAND RACING CLUB HANDICAP of .. ... _ .. .. 4QOSOV GREAT NORTHERN FOAL STAKES of 800sov NEWMARKET HANDICAP of .. .. lOOsov SELLING HURDLE RACE of ... .. 60sov MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1887. THIRD DAY: GRAND BTAND HANDICAP Of - .. 150sov NURSERY HANDICAP of.. .. >. lOOsov AUCKLAND PLATE of - .. .. 26050 v AUCKLAND STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP of .. SOOiov SELLING STAKES of .. - lOOsov SYLVIA PARK STAKES of 200sov VICTORIA HANDICAP of.. „ ~ lOOsov FIRST RACE TO START EACH, DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Admission to the Course, 8s; Including Railway, 3s 6d. For particulars of time of running, see advertisement. Admission for Vehioles, each horse, 2s 6d ; Passengers, 2s each ; Horsamen, 5s eaoh. Admission to Grandstand, 10s ttch. Admission to Derby Stand and top of New Grand* stand, 2s 6d each. Members of tha Club and their Carriages, upon presentation of tickets, Free. Children Free. The New Grandstand contains spacious Diningrooms, Ladies' Coffee-room, Ladles' Retiring-room, Cloak-rooms, Ac., &c. Tea, Coffee, Ices, and Strawberries and Cream can be obtained. For the convenience of visitors on the hill, amongst the trees and elsewhere, hot water will be supplied gratis. Milk can also be obtained at a low price. Wm. PKRCIVAL, Secretary, A. B.C. QNEHUNGA RACING CLUB. Th« following Nominations Close with William Adams, No. 6, Exchange Chambers ; or the Secretary, Royal Hotel, Onehunga, on FRIDAY, December 24 :— ONEHUNGA CUP (HANDICAP) .. .. ISOeov. ONEHUNGA STEEPLECHASE » - lOOsov. 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