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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 9031, 24 December 1900, Page 4

YKTAIAPU RACING CLUB'S Vy . Annual meeting. To be held on Waiomatatini Course, on MARCH 2nd, 1901. President: K. S. Williams, Esq. VicePresidents : E. H. Henderson and B. I Hayes. , Judge: E. R. Ludbrook. ; Treasurer: L. Reedy. Starter: W. ' - Mackelroy. Clerk of Course : J. Hayes. ; Clerk of Scales : W. G. Walker. Handicapp'ers: J. J. Fry, T. Reedy, and Q. 1 Butler. Stewards: Messrs T. Reedy, ; G. Travers, G. S. Woods, Wi Hiraroa. ; —Kirkpatrick, J. J. Fry, Kereopa, F. ■ Hargraves, C.' Butler, D. McDonald, A. Manning, and H. Fox. , PROGRAMME. (Approved by the Ha'wke's Bay Jockey Club.) To start at 11.30 a.m. sharp. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, of 10 soys. Distance,, li miles, over six : flights, of hurdles 3ft 6in high. Nomination, 7s 6d; acceptance, 2s 6d. : - To start at 12.15 p.m. MAIDEN PLATEs of 8 soys. Weight- .: for-age. Distance, 1 mile. Entry, Bs. f; . . ■To start at 1 p.m. WAIAPU GUP, a handicap of 20 soys; second horse 3 soys from the stakes. : Distance, 2 miles. Nomination, 15s; ; acceptance, ss. • To start at 2 p.m. PONY RACE (for ponies under 14.2), of 6 soys. : Distance, 1 mile, Entry, 6s. To start at 2.30 p.m. DISTRICT RACE WELTER HANDICAP, oi 10 soys. Distance, li miles. - Nominations," 7s 6d ; acceptance, 2s 6d. i To start: at 3.15 p.m. FLYING HANDICAP, of 12 soys. Distance, f-mile. Nomination, 8s j accep tance, 4s. ' To start at 4 p.m. STATION HACK HANDICAP, of 10 ! soys. Distance, 1 mile, Nomination, ' 6s; acceptance, 4s. j ... CONDITIONS. = Waiapu Ocp, and Flying Handicap are open to all-comers ; the other races are for horses owned in the district for at least three. months previous to races, ' The district is Waiapu County boundaries. Nominations for all handicap races to be in the hands of Secretary before 8 p.m. FEBRUARY 2nd, 1901, accompanied by nomination fees, name, age and pedigree of horse, also colors of riders. Weights declared on February 7th, and General Entry Night and Acceptances due on FEBRUARY 23rd, at 8 p.m., at Reedy"s Hall, Tuparoa. All protests to be given in writing within 15 minutes of race, and accompanied by deposit of £2, which shall be forfeited if protest not sustained. All races run under Metropolitan Rules. All Nominations and Entrances to be addressed to the Secretary of Waiapu Racing Club, Tuparoa, East Coast, and en- ■ dorsed " Entry for Waiapu Races." A. B. JACKSON, 722 Hon. Sec. jjiG-BBAT BHEEP' WIP TEST! T.N NO COUNTRY in the World do JL Sheep Dips have to stand severer tests than on the Sheep of the British Isles. WEATHER is the severest of all tests of Sheep Dips, and few there are that can stand it. THAT DIP -which has the leid in Great Britain may therefore fairly lay claim to being the most reliable and all-round Best Dip. WHICH IS THE LEADING DIP IN BRITAIN? This question can be best answered by the returns of the Royal Show— the representative Show of Britain, and the greatest stock show in the world. The Census of the 1900 Royal Show Prize-winners at York gives the following figures: — 1 i*d TOTAL PRIZES WON 1 /»f) JLO^J BY SHEEP. 1 \}& Of these tA{\ COOPER DIPPED -\ Ai\ 14tU SHEEP carried off 14tU Leaving a, BALANCE— For division, amongst {)£) all other Dips put together ZiJmi And this is the Greatest Manufacturing Centre of the Sheep Dips of the World! AND AFTER A TEST OF SIXTY YEABS' WORLD-WCDE USE! J»73