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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17348, 20 December 1919, Page 13

, ■* • Sporting. . A UCKLAND TRACING pLUB. . CUMMER Ty/TEETING. POSTPONEMENT OP A CCEPTANCESOwing to telegraphic delays, ACCEPTANCES AND FINAL. PAYMENTS have been POSTPONED until TO-DAY (SATURDAY), December 20, at 11 a.m. W. S. SPENCE. Secretary. AUCKLAND TRACING pLUB. OUMMEB TITEETING, 1919-20. -& LLERSLIE "OACECOURSE. T\ECEMBEE OP AND % AND JANUARY -J AND O FIRST RACE STARTS ABOUT 11.45 A.M. EACH DAY. ADMISSION TO RACECOURSE. Is 6d. Grandstand Enclosure; Gentlemen, lis. Ladies, 6a. Tickets foi- Enclosure only on Sale at Club's Office. December 24. All Persons other than Members leaving the Paddock or Racecourse will oe liable on re-entering to again pay for admission, i as no Passes will be issued. CHILDREN under 12 will NOT be admitted to the Grandstand Enclosure. I No Person who has at any time since the ! passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act, Amendment Act. 1908. followed the occupation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk, no Disqualified or Undesirable Peri son will be admitted to the Ellerslie Racecourse during the Summer Meeting, and if any such Person is found on such Course he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The Promotion of SweepsN is Prohibited and jny Person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse ana prosecuted. W. S. SPENCE. ' __ Secretary. THE NEW ZEALAND JOCKEYS' - ASSOCIATION. (Incorporated). OFFICIAL NOTICE. , The attention of all Members is called to the following rule:—"No Jockey shall give any information respecting a trial, or regarding any horse he may be engaged to ride in any race or in work, to any person other than the Owner or Trainer of the horse." In future any Member of the Association found guilty of breaking the above rule or of giving tips to any person will be dealt with by the Executive in manner set ou t in the rules of the Association. Ihe Executive issue the following recommendation :—When a Member is engaged to ride at a meeting away from his home town he should keep himself available to attend the race track on the race morning to ride work if the Trainer or Owner of the horse or horses he has engaged to ride notifies him to do so the day before and all his reasonable expenses of going to the race track and returning therefrom to his lodging. v In the interests of the safety of the Members of the Association the Executive issues the following recommendation:— an engagement to ride in a race is offered it shall be. accepted upon the terms that the i JocKey is. entitled to cancel the engagement ; before being ordered to mount if the num- . ber of starters m that race, will cause the ■ space available at. the starting barrier for each Horse competing to be less than 4ft. C. C. SHEATH, Secretary. Auckland. December 20, 1919. TffTAIKATO TROTTING - CLUB'S **. ANNUAL RACE MEETING. To be held at HAMILTON, ! ' SATURDAY. JANUARY 10. 1920. £1250 IN STAKES FOR EIGHT RACES. Nominations Close MONDAY.December 29 Handicaps to appear FRIDAY, January 2' Acceptances Close MONDAY. January 5. Programmes on application to the Secretary. JWaikato Trotting Club. Hamilton! or the Secretary $- and Trotting Club and Otahuhu Trotting Club. Auckland. Stad Horses. THE IMPORTED CHAMPION CLYDESDALE STALLION. -gONNIE TQUNKELD (17772). ''Property of A. E. HARDING. Sire. Baron Dollar (15133); dam, Lady Mar (21755). * m r To travel this season at Clevedon and surrounding districts. This beautiful horse is one of the besti bred horses ever imported into New Zealand Both on .sire's and dam's sides his lons' I pedigree includes the most famous of the ' Clydesdale horses of Scotland. BONNIE DUNKELD has been used in the South i Island with great satisfaction to breeders. I Terms, 6 guineas; two or more mares, property of same owner, and full guarantee, as per arrangement. Full particulars from ' D COUBOROUGH, Groom in charge, c.o. Mr. ! A. McNicol. Clevedon. Business Notices. QUPERFLUOUS HAIR. English Operator with 25 years' experience of Electrolysis, Treats Ladies Privately by Appointment. Particulars from VERITAS. 5. Hebald. A. B. "V\T EIGET AND ONB, LIMITED. /COMMERCE OTREET, A UCKLAND. GENERAL CARRIERS. CUSTOMSHOUSB, SHIPPING. AND FORWARDING AGENTS. Consignments Forwarded to all parts of the Dominion and Overseas. TELEPHONES:', Head Office, 2779. Customs Dept.. 2342, . . Night 'Phone 1843lnouiries and Forwarding Dept., 143. Miscellaneous. FURNITURE Removing a speciality; 2 motor-cars; charges moderate. —H. Dove, I New Lynn. 'Phone 3871 (1 long. 2 short rings). SAVE Dull Safety Razor Blades. Our Hatfield Machine makes them like new; i 13 6d dozen. Id postage.—Hazard's. Queen St, POLISH your floors once a year and have them always bright and glossy. Apply I Linoarnish with a brush— preserves linoI leuro as surely as it shines. All grocers. I HIKE Auckland Engineers and Boiler- ! JL makers' Co-operative Society, 16, Wake- ! field St.. Engineers, Boilermakers. Esti- ! mates given. Acetone welding a specialty, I work promptly done. 'Phone 1298. T' HAT old Piano is worth some money.— Coakley will Buy! . KEWPIE Song, "You See Me Everywhere." Buy it and laugh. To be sung and danced. Town Hall, 15th and 16th. TV URSE WILKINSON, 55, Symonds St., ill attends ladies during accouchement at their own homes. — 'Phone 4195. DAVID CLEGHORN. Metaphysician and Masseur, Palmerston Buildings, opp. G.P.0., treats successfully all Nerve Troubles. Advice Free. OYS' XMAS BOX.—Meccano Mechanical Toys, posted anywhere, from 0s 4d set; makes 200 perfect working models.— Skeates, 224, Karangahape Road. /CHAMPION'S VINEGAR. AT ALL GROCERS. •' XT AN CO" Hand Soap is on its own. V Removes grease and dirt without injury to skin. Only 9d a large tin.— Hazard's. Queen St. USEFUL Gifts.— Sweepers, Vacuum Cleaners, Dustless Mops. etc. See window. —Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co.. 12. Strand Arcade.