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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13306, 16 February 1914, Page 8

rjOLAGA BAY JOCKEY QLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 181*. To be held on the Tolaga Bay Racecourse. Offllcers: President, Mr F. H. Lolsel; VicePresidents, Messrs G. Dixon, G. Fitzgerald, W. Lockwood, C. E. Smith; Advisory Stewards and Judicial Committee, Messrs E. Boland, G. Dixon, W. Farrell, E. Lolsel, A. E. Reeves; Stewards, Messrs E. Dever, H. Goodley, J, McNeil. H. Nelson. G. D. Reed, C. W. Reeves, J. Taylor, J. T. Walker. R. Fraser, W. Prince; - Judge, Mr J. A. Moore; Starter, Mr W. Priestley; Handlcapper, Mr H. Coyle; Timekeeper, Mr W. Farrell; Treasurer, Mr G. . M. Colebrook; Totallsator Steward, Mr W. O. Skeet; Clerk of Scales. Mr C. S. Foster; Clerk of Course. Mr E. G. Kelly; Weigh-ing-room Steward, Mr F. Taylor; Secretary, Mr H. E. Dodd. PROGRAMME. Saturday. 21st February, 1014. To start at 11.30 a.m. 1. MAIDEN SCURRY, of 30 SOYS.; Becdnd horse to receive E soys from stake. For horses tliat have never won stakes exceeding 5 soys. m val.e. Minimum weight Bst. Distance, four furlongs. Entrance 20s. 2. FLYING HANDICAP, ot 40 soys.; second horse to receive 5 soys., from stake. Winner of any flat race after declaration of weights to be re-handicapped. Distance, 6 furlongs. Nomination 20s; acceptance 10s. 3. WELTER HANDICAP, of 35 soys; second borse to receive 5 soys. from stake. Minimum weight Bst. Distance, seven furlongs. Entrance 205.. 4. MAIDEN DISTRICT RACE, of 30 SOYS.; second horse to receive 5 soys. from stake. For horses, that have never won stakes exceeding 5 soys. m, value, The horse must have been bred and owned m tne district from the 2?na of November immediately." prior to tbe race. District: From- southern boundary of Walmoko river "to the northern boundary of Waiapu County. ; Minimum , weight 9st. Distance, . five furlongs. Entrance 20-. . 5. UAWA STAKES HANDICAP, of 60 SOYS.. second horse to receive 5 soys, from stake. Winner of Flying Handicap to carry 71b penalty. Distance, one mile and a-quarter. Nomination 20s; acceptance 15s. 8. HACK HANDICAP, Of 35 soys.; second v horse to receive 5 soys. from stake. Distance, five furlongs. Entrance 20s. 7. DISTRICT HACK HANDICAP, of 40 soys; second horse to receive _ soys. from stake. For horses that have hot won a stake of the value of 60 soys. The horse must have been owned' A n. the district from tbe 22nd of November Immediately prior to the race. Dl_« trict: Southern boundary of Walmoko river to the northern boundary of the Waiapu County. Minimum weight 9st. Distance, one mile. Nomination 20s; acceptance 10s. '..-.< 8. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 35 soys.; second horse to receive 5 soys. from stake. Weights declared after District Hack Handicap. Distance, 7 furlongs. Entrance 20s. DATES OF NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS, AND ACCEPTANCES. Monday. 26th January, 1914.— NOMINATIONS' and ENTRIES for all Events close at 8 p.m. Saturday, 7th February, 1914— WEIGHTS declared. Saturday, 14th February, 1914.— ACCEPTANCES for Flying Handicap, Uawa Stakes Handicap, and District Hack Handicap close at 8 p.m. NOMINATIONS k ACCEPTANCES close with the Secretary, Gisborne, or with Mr E. Boland, Tolaga Bay. | H. E. DODD. Secretary. Qj MI T H k fnCTHITELEY (Late Hamon and Smith), LICENSED SHAREBROKERS, LAND FINANCE AND GENEIRAL INSURANCE AGENTS. Offices: LoWe Street, Gisborne. Local Agents for Mutual Life and Citizens' insurance Co., Ltd. . 452 A CURE FOR CREYNESS. IF going permanently grey, use Dr. WILSON'S ' REGENERATOR. It ii surprising how quickly the Hair will resume its natural V>lor. Efficiency proved by thousands. Price, 3s 6d pei bottle; ported, 4a.— MlSS KlNG, Ladies Hairdresser and Art Needlework Spec ialist. Napier. Wfi §1 GOOD'S I Wedding Rings Always m the lead. JAMES TAIT LANDSCAPE GARDENER, is now open for Engagement (Day or Contract). Expert m growing Sweet Peas, Roses, Chrysanthemums, and every description, of flowers. Pruning and Spraying. Present address: No. 6, Wainui Road, Kaiti. WANTED. THE MOTHERS OF GISBORNE To bring their BOYS AHD GIRLS to us, and get them shod with tbe BEST BOOTS FOR SCHOOL WEAH. W. STEWART'S. 24 PEEL STREET, .. ... - Where the GOOD BOOTS Axe. GRAHAM & DOBSON, OFFICE: 70 BRIGHT STREET. Telephone 313. ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS, OOMPANY SECRETARIES, INSURANCE k GENERAL AGENTS. PRIZE matured New Potatoes, Bran, i Pollard, A grade Oats, best Chaff, Maize, etc.— Cheapest at H. CUrrie 'a, 151 Peel Street. 'Phone No. 670. OVERLAJSD OARS not an experiment; 1914 models arriving this week. — Free tuition and free garaging at Ormond's Garage. 361 ALL Artists'. Requisites^-can be procured at Parker's, Grey Street, at prices which defy competition. A large stock of Oil Paintings always m stock. LocM Views, land and seascape. OHNSTONE & SMITH "for MeJ__ Hats.;. nil the latest styles ; newest shapes m Felts, Panamas, -and- Straws. WANTED Known— For dyeing or ! cleaning, Umbrella l'ecbvering' or repairing, A. Wilson's City Dye Works is the beat.— 2Bl Gladstone Road. 'Phone No. 306. " ■ T lu n T OPPILRS i2o_i Acres .Vj.i-Lf. (Freehold), Motu-Mata-woi district, partly improved, £J0 5s per acre. — T. G. Lawless, Agent. THE LATEST NEW BOOKS to hand. "Captain Scott's Last Expedition," 2 vols., 7s, posted 7s 6d. "Business of Life," by Chambers, 3s" 6d ; "Broken Halo," by Florence Barclay, 3s 6d ; "Mr Pratt's Patients," by Lincoln. A complete list posted on application to Thos.. Adams. WIA^TED— Builder* and Bricklayera i to note that Bannister, the Shoer, supplies Chimney Bars at epeciflJ. prioei by th« dozen. Order by 'Phon« ,837. ILLIE TAN for Bstrly Tomatoes, : Cucumbers, and every deuaripkion of Island Fruit. TOHNSTONE & SMITH for high-claxa _J Tailoring; best value in* Suits to measure ; best Avork guaranteed. TRY N T AT HOOPER for Neglige and Tennis Shirts; the biggest assortment of the latest colors and design's to select from. JOHNSTONE k SMITH for New Bowling, CrAoketing, and Tennis Troussn, m Unnel *nd aargi.