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Opunake Times, Volume I, Issue 42, 23 November 1894, Page 3

OPTJNAKB SALE YARDS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27ih. At 12.30 p.m VTOLAN, rpONKS & p< Will fell by public auction as above--40 yearlings 28 15-month heifers 20 2-yrar sleers 20 yearlings . 12 2-year sleers 10 springers 5 cows and calves 3 bulls THE 1* A. R I HL A. I£ A. BJLA.OIUE RACE MEETING To be be held on PUNGAEEHU RACECOURSE, ox TUESDAY, 18th DEC, 189-1. Open to All-Comers. Officers : Judges : Eua Moetahuna and Te Whetu. Starter: Tito. Clerk of Scales : Amaru Wbakatare. Clerk of Course : George Horo. Handieappers : Committee. Secretary and Treasurer : Wi Kupe. Committee : Wi Kupe, Eangi'Taura, Tito, George Horo, Te Nga Ruru, Amaru Wbakatare, Nganeko, Tehikaka, and A Good. PROGRAMME. 1. Handicap Hurdle Race, of ssovs ; l.|r mi'es. Entrauce, nomination 2s 6d, acceptance ss. 2. Flying Handicap, of 2i sovs; 5 furlongs. Entrance, nomination 2s, acceptance 3s. 3. Pony Race Handicap, of £2 ss; height, 14.2; 6 furlongs. Entrauce, nomination 2s, acceptance 2s. 4. Parihaka Cup Handicap, of 7 sovs ; 1 mile. Entrance, nomination ss, acceptance ss. 5. Scurry Catch Weights ; once round course ; 3 sovs. Entrance, ss. 6. PuNGABEHU STAKES HANDICAP, of 5 sovs ; once round. Entrance, nomination, 2s Gd, acceptance ss. (For Maoris only.) 7. Consolation _ Race Handicap, once round. Xliiles. The above races are only open to horses that have never been entered for any race. All races to be post entry. Handicaps made immediately after receiving entrance money at post. Name, age, and breeding of horse to be given to the Secretary at the time of entry. All jockeys are to ride in colors. Stakes will be paid to winners immediately after the last race, in cash, by the Secretary. Admission to Course (foot passengers ... ... ... Is Od Horsemen (including paddock for his horse) .. .;=•' ... 2s Od Saddling Paddock ..." ... Is Od £»AJNTTITJLISGA. J?U.REI HOI HO. 1. He Eeiiii peke taiapa.Whakapikinga ; £5; 1£ maero ; whakauru 2s 6d, whakaaetanga ss. 2. Te Eeihi poto whakapikinga ; £2 10s; 50 tini; whakauru 2s, whakaaetanga 3s. 3. He Purei Pone Whakapikinga ; £2 5s ; | maero ; mo te whakauru 2s, mo te whakaaetanga 2s. 4. Te Parihaka Kapu Whakapikiijga ; £7 ; 1 maero ; whakauru ss, wMkaaetanga ss. 5. He Eeihi Kaati Weti ; £3; kotahi te huringa o te wahi talrotitanga; whakauru ss. 6. Te Pungarehu Teiki Whakapikinga ; £5. Kotahi te huringa ote wahi tahutitanga ; whakauru 2s 6d, whakaaetanga ss. (Mo nga hoiho Maori heoi ano.) 7. He Eeihi mo nga Homo Kahore ano kia Wini Whakapikinga ; £ . Kotahi te huringa o te wahi tahutitanga. PANUITANGA. Nga utu mo te haere ki roto kite purei, ara. Mo te tangata haere whenua ... Is Od Mo te tangata i runga i te hoiho 2s Od Mo te tomokanga kite taiapa i te ruuanga Is Od WI KUPE, Kaituhi. THE OPUNAKE BOOT SHOP. IHE Proprietor of the above here- * by gives notice that if you want a Pair of Boots that will-wear, he can supply you. He only buys%>ots from the leading manufacturers, and, being a thoroughly Practical nfcin, "takes every precaution that none but the BEST GOODS are supplied to him. He keeps a Large Stock of Ladies', Men's and Children's Boots, which he sells at low values, Small Profits & Quick Returns being his motto. All kinds of Boots and Shoes made to order. Repairs Neatly. Executed. J. FLYNN, OPUNAKE BOOT SHOP, MAIN STREET; OPUNAKE.,