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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 123, 14 March 1894, Page 4

UroonviLu: district jockey clou. Autumn Hack Race Meeting to lake place on iho WOODVILLE UACECOURBE os WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4th, 1594. t bearers— Preside:.t : Mr O. D Hamilton ; Vice President. Mr Hv. Gai»ford ; Judge: Mr A. Peebles; Clerk of the Scale- : Mr S. Mellon ; Handicapper : Mr J. E. Heart ; Starter: Mr If \. Montnth ; Time keeper: Mr H. Morit-naen; Clerk of the Course : Mr A. Gown ; Stewards: Messrs E. J Gotbard, J. H. Mon teilh. A. McCormick. N. Campbell, J. M. SiHcpooie, H. I>. Buchanan, A. Smith, W. \V. CnrliJe, and G. Logan.

PROGRAMME: 1. BTEWAK DS' HANDICAP, of 40 *ov«; second home 5 sovs from (he stakes. One mile. The winner ol anv Hat race (alter the declaration ol weights) of the nett value of 25 *ovs or over, to carry 6lbs penalty. No ruination. 10* ; acceptance, 20a. To •tart at 11 a.ui. *4. trial handicap hurdles, of 25*011*; second horse 5 sov* from the «take«. i* in ilea. Over six Highis of hurdles tfft 6m high. For horses that have not won a hurdle race at time of entry. The w inner of any hurdle race (after declarx. lion of weight*) to carry 7lbs penalty. Nominatnm, 7* bd; acce itance, 12a fVI. To mart at 11.40 a.ui. 8. MAI DEN PLATE, of 25 sov* ; second horse 5 *ovs from the stages. 1 i miles. Weight tor age. Entrance, 20*. on day of general entries. To start at 12.25 p.ui. 4. HANDICAP HURDLES, of 45 sov* ; second horse 5 sovs from the slake*. 2 mile*. Over eight Might* of hurdle* oft bin high. The wnnner of any hurdle race (after declaration ot weights) to carry 71bs penally. No. initiation. 15*; acceptance, 20*. To start at 1.40 p.ui. 6. WOOI VILLE D.J.C. HANDICAP. of 10t) i*o*b; second horse 15 sov* from the stakes. 1$ mile*. The winner of any race (after declaration of weights) of the nett value of 25 sov* or over, to carry 71bs penalty. Nomination, 30*; acceptance, 50*. To mart at 2.80 p.ui. 6. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of 15 sovs Five furlong*. The w inner of any race (after decoration of weights) to carry 71b* penalty. Nomination. 5* ; acceptance, 7s 6d. bo start at 8 p.ui. 7. HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 40 sov* ; second horse 5 sovs iro n the stakes. 14 times. Minimum weight. 9st. Penalties same a* in bteward*’ Handicap, noi cumulative. Nomination, 10> ; acceptance, 20a. To start at 8.40 p.tu. 8. FLYING HANDICAP, of 50 sovs; j second horse 5 sovs from the slakes. Six furlongs. Penalties same a* in Club Handicap, not cumulative. Nomination, 15s; acceptance, 255. To start at 4.20 p.tu.

: NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS, AND ACCEPTANCES. Nominations cio.se ui the Secretary's office, Woodville, at 8.30 p.m. on batur day, 24th March, 1894. ' e %f ’"-lured on Tuesday, 27th March, J i ~l\ ’cß lor Maiden Plate and Acceptances close at the Secretary’s ollice. ! Woodville, at 8.30 p.m. on Saturday, 21st March, 1893. Nomination s. d. Stewards' Handicap 10 0 Trial Handicap Hurdles 7 6 Handicap Uurdlss 15 0 Woodville DJC Handicap 30 0 Electric Handicap 5 0 Hit'll Weight Handicap 10 0 > Flying Handicap 15 0 | Maiden Plate 20 0 Acceptance, s. d. 20 0 12 G 20 0 50 0 7 G 20 0 25 0 CONDITIONS. 1. No deduction will be made rotn the advertised stake. 2. All races on this programme arc open to “ hacks" only. 3. “ Hacks" shall mean horses that have never won an advertised slake ex feeding the \aiue of 40 sovs at time of sturt (hack and hunter races excepted), mid that are not, at time of start, noun nated for a Derby, Guineas, Bt. Lcgcr. or •Sapling Slakes. 4. No entry will be received for any race except npou the condition. That ail disputes, claims, and objections arising out of the racing shull be decided by a majority ol the St* wards or those they may appoint, and their decision shall , be filial. 5. In all nominations, description, age, I aim pedigree aim colors must be given. G- Metropolitan Pacing Pules will be strictly Adhered to.

telegraph Office at Wnodville closes at 8 o’clock. W. NICHOLSON, Secretary. ADVANCE MANGATAINOKA. Maugatainok, Post Office Store. HKMiY GODTSCIIALK, PROPRIETOR, IT AS just received a large conn signment of IRONMONGERY, BOOTS, GROCERIES, DRAPERY, AND GENERAL GOODS, Which he is able to qnit at prices that compare more than favorably with those at which the same goods an sold iu large centres. GOODS DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE DISTRICT. NO OLD STOCK. EVERYTHING NEW. PRICES UNEQUALLED. J_£ENRY Ironmonger and General Storekeeper, POST OFFICE STORE, MANGATAINOEA.