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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18758, 15 July 1935, Page 10

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pOVEKTY JgAY JJUNT EIGHTEENTH TOTALISATOIt MEETING to bo held on tlit) MAKARAKA DOMAIN <lain Gi.sbonio Racing Club’a Course), ON SATURDAY, Ord AUGUST, 1 1) Li5 ONUJCJiItS: President. !i. Shcrratt, Ids 11 -; vice-president, .1. .Tobsoti, )-s<i.: stewards, MosSrs. B. U. U, Burke, H. 11. Doils, ,1. Jobson, M. 1,. Holden, M. It. Moore, W. McLean, M. O’Dcniiioll, 13. Thomas, F. Tolurton, ami H. It. Williams; lion, timekeeper, Mr. (!, O. Hanson; starter. Mr. L. Murray; judge, Mr. d. Kivors: liandiciippor, Mr. A-. Tuckv.ell: dork of scales, Mr. M. Or Costa; dork of course, Mr. \V. F. Halo; secretary, Mr. H. F. Dodd. PROGRAM Mil. To Start at Hi Noon. 1. A WAP UN I UUItDDKS HANDICAP, of •to sovs.; second horso to receive 5 sovs. out of tiie stake. Over six (lights of ImrdlcK. Nomination 'JO/-; acceptance, Ifi/-. One and n-lialf miles. ■l. WIIATATUTU HACK FI,AT HANDICAP, of sovs.; second horse to receive A 'sovs. out of tbe stake. Nomination -(>/■; acceptance 10/-. One mile. :!. lIFXTON HANDICAP (Open), of 50 sovs.; second horse to receive 7 sovs., and third horse ill sovs. out of the stake. Nomination HO/-: acceptance lift/-. One and a-i|imrler miles. I, 111 11 FFRGUSON GOI,D CUP HUNT CUlJll STM I'll’ UFOI f ASF HANDICAP, of 70 sovs. (including .Miniature Gold Cup valued at 10 sovs) ; second horse Ip receive 10 sovs., and third horso 5