Sporting SniEPLKCIIA.iI-: MEETING. SATURDAY, JULY 11. 1601, PROGRAMME. Trial Steei’liechahe Handicap, of 60 nova second horse 10 «ova front the stakes. Ouen to all hortei that have never won a Steeplechase exceeding £25 la value at the time of nomination. Abont two miles. Hurdle Handicap, of 100 sova ; second horse 15 siova from the stakes. About one mile uud throe quarfcere. Hack Hurdli; Handicap of 30 sovs ; second horse 6 sovs from the stakes. About one mile and a half. Wellington Stkkpleciiahs Handicap, of 200 sovs ; second horse 30 sovs and the third horso 10 eovs from the stakes. About three miles. adzes’ Trophy. A handicap of the value of 60 sovs. The lady in whose name the wiener Is nominated may select a trophy of the value stated at any jewel* ler’e establishment In Wellington. Gentlemen riders. All horses to be nominated by ladies. Minimum weight, 10st 121 b. Two miles on the Oat. N.B.— Application for election as a gonlle. man rider roust be made annually to the Comroiitoe of the Metropolitan Club in whose district the applicant resides, and must be proposed and seconded by members of the Club. On election the Committee shall issue a certificate which shall entitle the bolder to ride as a gentleman rider on any racecourse where these rules are in force, provided that the certificate may be cancelled at any time on enffioient cause being shown. No person having received payment In consideration of work performed in connection with the training or riding of horses shall be eligible to ride as a gentle* man rider. Selling Hurdle Back, of 40 sovs. If entered to be eold for £SO, to carry 12at 31b; for £4O, list 101 b; for £3O, list 31b; for £2O, 10*t 71b; for £lO. 10st; for £.ll, Ost. About one mile and a half. Hiou Weight Handicap (Flat), of 60 sovs; second horso 10 sovs from the .stakes. Minimum weight, lOat. One mile and a quarter. DATES OF NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS, AND ACCEPTANCES. MONDAY, JUNE 15th.—Nominations for Trial Steeplechase Handicap, Hurdle Handicap, Ladies’ Trophy, Wellington Steeplechase Handicap, and High Weight Handicap, 1 sov each. FRIDAY, JUNE 20th.—Weights declared. FRIDAY, JUNE 20th.—Nominations for Hack Hurdle Handicap, 10*. TUESDAY, JUNE 30th.—Weights declared for Hack Hurdle Handicap. FRIDAY, JULY 3rd. Acceptances for Trial Steeplechase Handicap, 1 sov ; Hurdle Handicap, 2 sovs ; Ladies’ Trophy, 1 sov; Wellington Steeple* chase Handicap, 5 sovs ; and High Weight Handicap, 1 sov. Entries for Selling Hurdle Race, 2 eovs. WEDNESDAY, JULY Bth.—Acceptances for Hack Hurdle Handicap, 10a. H. M. LYON, Secretary. Club Hotel, Wellington, May Gtb, 1891. Hotels CENTRAL HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY. H. "PRICE, having purchased the lease of the above Hotel, begs to inform hie numerous friends and the travelling public (hat the bouse has been thoroughly renovated and re.furniahed throughout, and no expense has been spared to make it one of the most comfortable in the city* The acccmmoda* tlon for permanent boarders and travellers has been especially provided for. The Oalimry Department is in charge of an experienced chef. LUNCHEON PROM 12 TO 2. Jj _ Best Breads of Malt Liquors, Wines, and Spirits. Bass’ XXXX and Staples’ XXXX on Draught. 1000 jpOST OFFICE HOTEL, GREV STREET. E, WILSON ... Proprietor. Having purchased the lease and goodwill of the above popular and centrally situated hostelry, E.W. begs to inform bis nnmeroaa friends and the commercial community that every care and attention will bo given to the comforts and requirements of Permanent Boarders and Commercial Travellers. The house affords excellent accommodation. a sfeoiaTTfeatuke. One Shilling Luncheon Daily, from 12 to 2 o’clock. The very best brands of Wines, Ales, and Spirits. A Night Porter kept. E. WILSON, 786 Proprietor. OTAKI TELEGRAPH HOTEL. JAMES DUNCAN ... Proprietor. < Notice to the Travelling Public and Residents of Otaki and Surrounding Distrios. 1 JD. begs to notify that the above hotel ) , has been thoroughly renovated and furnished throughout, making it now second * to none to any house on the Coast. The i cuisine is under the control of a first class 1 chef. Good Stabling and paddocks. 967 E Mitre hotel, Lyttelton, J Pronounced by many who have visited Lyt* ' telton to be, in every respect, the most coo* * veoieot, while the charges will be found most moderate. WHITE PARSONS, ' 190 Proprietor. TX A S T I E 1 S XX OIEL, PEILDING. Tho largest, beet appointed, moat comfort* ■bis. Private diawiagroom, eittiegrooms, J end sal tea of looms, first class table. Firstel as« attendance. The Very Beat Liquors. Targe sampleraoma. Good Stabling and secure Paddooba. N.B. —The Poilding Club Rooms are at Haatle’a Hotel. 1001 BIRMINGHAM (FBI LDIN 6, MANAWATU). THOS. LOWES, « FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, BIRMINGHAM. VISITORS will Snd at thia Hotel, ocoom- r modation of a very superior character. Flrat.claaa Table ; Private Suites of Rooms ; Single and Double Buggies ; Saddle Horses ; Good Stabling and Paddocks. Tho Proprietor will be pleased to afford visitors every information with respect to tho surrounding districts, being thoroughly acquainted therewith. N.B. This house is NOTED for the very Select Brands of Wines, Spirits, etc., always kept in stock. 834 HOTEL. (Imitated by many—surpassed by none). Opposite Railway Station, DUNEDIN. E E< £1 LiU B HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH. The above Hotel will be found replete with every modern convenience for the comfort of visitors. FIRST CLASS TABLE. Largo and most comfortably tarnished Private and Publio Sitting Rooms, largest and best Commercial and Sample Rooms In Palmer, ston. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. Suites of Rooms can bo engaged by letter cr telegram. Wines and Liquors, the very best. Good Stabling and paddocks. Horses and Baggies on hire. *T CLUB HOTEL COACH MEETS ALL TRAINS. N. VALENTINE, Proprietor, Late of Royal Hotel, Wellington. 162 Bi Bi TO avoid ail mistakes, ask for Wolfe s Sohnappt, ♦ PLAIN and Ornamental Sii _ Notice Boards, Tickets, Bale Boards, Wire Blinds, Fancy Window Screens, .Glass Embossing, well and cheaply dons. Estimates given lot the above work.atß. Martin's. "Vf EITHER trickery nor competition has -LV been able to affect the reputation of Wolfe’s Schnapps,
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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 9320, 15 June 1891, Page 4
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