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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 126, 15 September 1876, Page 3

OAI0 A 1 ssASiss, IA n V STEEPL ECH AS E MEETING. I'itlDAV. 13th OCTOBER. IsTS. .Stewards : Messr*. A. Paterson, \\ r . Sw?,r..-:.'.n. \V. H. J&s. Paterson, -i. I'.w.k-y, awl G. Greenfield. JcnoE: V.". J. Steward, E*q. Startek : T. Shalders, Esq. Clerk of the Corese : J. Wheatley, Esq. C'f.Kr.K OF THE SfAI.E3 : G. R. Taylor, Esq. JL\?iniCAPPEKS : Tiie Stewards. Maiden* Steeplechase, of 35 sovs. ; for all horses that have never won a steeplechase (Matches and Hack Races expected); about 2 miles, over 15 jumps, and across such country as the Stewards may appoint. Weight for age; entrance, £2 25., with a sweep of £2 2s. each, to go to the second horse. OAifAP.tr Handicap Steeplechase Cup, of 75 sovs. (a Handicap). About 3 miles, over such jumps and across such country as the Stewards may appoint. Nominations, £2 2s. ; acceptances, £1 Is., with a sweep of £3 3s. each, to go to the second horse. Consolation- Steeplechase Handicap, of 20 sovs. ; for all losers among the meeting ; over the same course as the Maiden. Post entry, £1 Is., with a sweep of £1 Is. each, to go to the second horse. Hatch, of £25 a side, over the same course as the Maiden. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. Rules of the New Zealand Grand National Steeplechase to be strictly adhered to. 2. Not less than three horses to start for each race, orojiiy half the stakes will be paid. . / .. 3. Nominations for the Oamari Steeplechase to be sent in sealed covers/'containing name, age, an|l color of the horse, ana colors ' *■* : der;/and addressed to the Secretary, 23rd inst. be published on Friday, 29th inst. Acceptances and sweeps on the night of general entry at the above Hotel, before eight o'clock, and no monies will be received after this hour under any pretence whatever. 4. Night of General Entry—Monday, 9th October, at the Empire Hotel, before eight o'clock p.m. 5. Any horse found using any of the jumps, or running ground, after the course has been laid out, will be disqualified from running at the meeting. G. GREENFIELD, Hon. Sec.

g3155&a.U78033 OF PAH733ERSHBP V GREAT CLEARING SALE UROCXERYWARE, GLASS, CUTL STATIONERY, i AXD * FAN C Y GOO DS, f AT H, - >: C A G N E & ' S, . ; I ?; THAMES-STREET, J X OAMARU. $ V jr Having to Leave the Presegi Premises, EVERY*- ARTICLE will be£?CLEARED OUT before the 10th INST. wishing to Buy Cheap will now hatfe the opportunity of doing so, as ™ r EVERY' ARTICLE WILL $E SOLD AT COST PRICE, FORjbASH. Toilet Setsj for 135., usual-price £l. Toilet Sets,* 155., usual price 225. 6d. A Large Quantity of Jugs}'printed, 2s. 6d. the set.'; > -v 5 - Odd Jugs and Basins, A r ase3, Lookingglasses, and Decautas. » Also,~ A Quantity o£ Work-iioxes, at 55., usual price 10s. \ ■£.' Albums, at 3s.£andjjs., usual price, Gs. and 10s eac£. A A LARGE NUMBER OF WRITINGIIsSKS. c a/|g n e y, DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. TOTICE \& Hereby liven that the PARTNERSHIP helfetofore subsisting the undeqEgned JOHN CAGNEY auft DANIEL T&pHEY, both of Thames-street, Oamaru, » Stationers, Fancy Goodl and China Dea!&3, under the style or iirtti of "J. Cagney affll C 0.," has thi3 day DISSOLVED by-eiiiuxion of time. {' \ The business will in future be CARRIED ON bv-the said JOHN CAGNEY, Who will pay «1 moneys due by, and revive all mon#y*s owing to, the late firm. \ Dlted this first day of September, ®76. I D. TOOK&Y. \ J. CAGN%. Witness— % B. Balmer, %_ Solicitor, Oamaru. oSO