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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4958, 12 February 1877, Page 3

Race Meeting 'YyT'ELLINGTON JOCKEY CLUB. ”' ■ NOTICE,; , - s ' . STAKES in connection with the late, .meeting will be paid THIS EVENING at the Empire,Hotel at 8.30. ■ 1 J J. ,W. KERRY, i ' .r" Secretary. ' JOCKEY i CLUB . NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS against the above Club must be rendered to: the Secretary before FRIDAY,' the 16th, otherwise thcj will not be recognised. > J.W. KEEBY, Secretary. Monday, February 12. : JOCKEY CLUB. , THE WELLINGTON DERBY, 1878. . ; A Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, half forfeit, ■ I ; with; 100 'Bovs, added. For three-year- ■- old colts, Bst.’ lOlbs. ; fillies, Bst. 51bs. . ■'/. Mile and a-half. 2 sdvs.- on nomination ; 3 sdvs. on acceptance, l on general entry night, 1878 ; and 6 sovs. before 10 p.m. the night before the race. ’ Will close at .. the Empire Hotel, on ;Monday, 12th . , . ,Febraary, 1877.; THE WELLINGTON DEEBY, 1879. A Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, half forfeit, ■' with 100 sovs. added. For thrce-year-old colts, Sst. lOlbs.; fillies, Bst. 51bs. Mile and a-half. 2 sovs. on nomination ; .3 sovs. on acceptance, on general entry night, 1879 ; and 5 sovs. :before 10 p.m. the night before - the race: " Will close at the EmpSre Hotel, 1 on ■ Monday, 12th February, 1877. 1 J. W. KEEBY, Secretary. Nominations foe taranaki JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP and HURDLE EACES close next. SATURDAY. Any winner of 100 soy. race after declaration of weights to carry, seven pounds extra. JAM ICS PAUL, Hon. Sec T. J. O. jy£ANAWATU JOCKEY CLUB. ANNUAL EACES ' ' ! To be held at FOX T O N ON WEDNESDAY,. 21st MARCH. President—Mr. H. Dawson. ; Judge—Mr. A. J. Whyte. Stewards—Mr. J. W. Liddell, Mr, F. Robinson, juxi., Mr; A. Gray, Mr. D. Scott, Mr.-J. Young, Mr. W. Robinson, Mr. J. Purcell. Starter —Mr. J. Young. i Clerk of the Scales —Mr. W. Robinson. Clerk of the Course —Mr. G. Edwards. Treasurer —Mr. A. J. Whyte. Hurdle Race, of £25. Entrance, 2 guineas. Over seven jumps, 3ft. 9in. high. One stone over weight for age. Hack Hurdle Race. Entrance, 10s. 6d., with £5 added. Over six himps, 3ft. 9in. high. Second horse saves his stake. Produce Stakes, of £25. Entrance, 2 guineas.. Open to all horses | owned within , 'the county boundaries three months , previous to the race which have never run for public money. < Hack Race, of £5. Entrance, 10s.. 6d. / Catch weights.. Heats. } Maiden Plate; of £3O. Entrance, 2 guineas. , .Weight for age. .For all'horses who have never won an advertised race.— j Ladies - Purse, of, £20.,, .Entrance, 2 (guineas. Welter weights, r , j Poky Race, of £5. Entrance, 10s. 6d. Under fourteen hands. - - Manawatu Stakes, of £7s—Handicap, _ En- ’ trance, 5 guineas. Nomination,'2 guineas, i to be made before Ist March. Weights ’ (declared: pn night of 12th March, and ~ ; acceptances with 3 guineas. , j Consolation Stakes, ,of £ls. Entrance, 1 . guinea. Handicap; Post entries. All entries to close on Thursday, 15th, - March, at 8. p.m. Entries to be addressed’ to the Secretary, Whyte’s Hotel. . i V , . EOBT. L. MACLEAN, .:' ' " , Hon. Sec. M.J.C. Lost and Found . | ■; IVE POUNDS REWARD.—Lost, or ' taken In mistake, from s.s. Taupo, parly, ■ oh“the morning of - the 6th inst., a Brown ‘ Portmanteau, containing- ladies’ wearing • ap-. , parel only! 1 Supposed to', havebeen taken by a cabman or ’ city porter. The above reward will be paid on. same being returned to under-., ■signedj or any person giving information'ias to its whereabouts will be liberally rewarded., ; LEVIN &co. ... mb EXPRESSMEN, CARTERS, AND X OTHERS. : The undersigned has for sale— I - One Express, nearly new, seated to carry eleven passengers; also suitable tor town work. " ' _ .One light Spring Cart, suitable for grocers or hawkers. - '■ -One large Spring Tip Dray, fit tor town or wharf work. One common Tip Dray, useful-for road or country work. R. W. WATSON, Coachbuilder, Courtenay-place ■ (Opposite Taranaki-street). N.B.—The above vehicles will be sold under cost price, ih consequence of having to remove his businessfer the extension of Taranaki-street.