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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1290, 19 November 1896, Page 24

2. A Hack is a horse that has never won an advertised race at any time (Hack and Hunter races excepted) and is not nominated in any race other than Hack or Hunter races at the time of nomination. 3. The Stewards reserve the right to alter the dates of nominations, weights and acceptances, should occasion arise, subject to the approval of the Metropolitan Club. GEORGE T. E. HUTTON, Secretary. Featlierston, 16th October, 1896. Submitted to and approved by the Wellington Metropolitan Club this 27th day of October, 1896. H. M. LYON, Secretary. •> • STALLIONS FOR SALE. Glenroy, by Glengyle, dam Jean, by Renfrew Jock Phinck William, sire Crown Prince, dam Miss McCormack Duke of York, sire King o’ the Clans, dam Dell British Monarch, sire British Lion, dam Duchess 111. Kelvin Grove, sire Lord Crawley—Smiler TUOROUGHBRED STALLIONS. Mazkpfa, by Rapid Roan, winner gold modal at Wellington .show Also several other Clydesdales and thoroughbreds. iull particulars upon application. A. G. TAINE & CO., Auctioneers. Wellington, New Zealand. 101 We fU HM) ELLINGTON JL ROTTING C/LUB. EXHIBITION SPRING MEETING, TO be held at MIRAMAR PARK, KILBIRNIE, ON 24th NOVEMBER, 1596. PROGRAMME. 1. Maiden Handicap (saddle), of 20 soys. Two miles. 2. Pony Handicap (harness), of 15 sovs. Two miles. 3. Wellington Trotting Club Handicap (saddle), of 50 sovs. Two miles. 1. Handicap Selling Trot, of 20 sovs. Two miles. 5. Exhibition Handicap (harness), of 50 sovs. Two mile 3. G. Po ny Handicap (saddle), of 20 sovs. Two miles. 7. Electric Handicap (saddle), of 30 sovs. One mile. 8. Dash Handicap (harness), of 25 sovs. One mile. Handicaps declared 14th NOVEMBER. Acceptances close at 10 p.m. on 2lst NOVEMBER. R. POLLOCK, 94 Hon Sec. TO STOS IABT Ci- HIE Stallion Season being close 1 at hand, we would advise horseowners to let breeders know their intentions. The New Zealand Mail, having the largest circa ation of any weekly paper in the North Island, and being subscribed to by all classes of sporting men, oilers special facilities to owners. Each sire of the season advertised will be made the subject cf a special article in the Mail by “ Silverspur.” Secretaries of Racing Clubs are reminded that Illustrated Cards and Programmes can be printed at the New Zealand Times Office at two hours’ notice. Customers will find it the cheapest printing in the Colony,