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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19199, 16 December 1936, Page 8

Today, more than ever before, the best soap value is TANIWHA SOAP

£2O donated by 2ffrs. Eric Jjoisel; second horse to receiy/e £10; and thn horse £5 from the stake. For horses that have never wogi a race exceeding £SO to the dinner at time of starting, 'flio owner must have resided in the district from 35th November, 1020, and the horso must have leton owned and trained and kept within (be district from the same date unlesji by special permit. The district coin]irises the whole of the Uawft, Waiapn egid Mataknoa Counties arid that portion of the Cook County north of the Tu fihnua Jtiver. Distance, 7 furlongs. Nifmination, 20/-. acceptance, 20/-. FAREWELL 'HANDICAP, of £OS; second horse I|u receive £lO arid (him horse £5 from,' the stake. Distance, 0 furlongs. Noniination, 20/-; acceptance 20/-. / PENALTIES. The winner of f ,ny race after" the declaration of weight/ j may lm re-handicapped. Re-handicaps t<] ho declared not later than seventy-two hoc r» after the advertised starting time of! /.he race won. .MINIMUM WEIGHT: 7 s'tone 7 pounds in all Handicap Flat Events Except Waihaii Hack Handicap. DATE a OF’/ NOMINATIONS, 'WEIGHTS A 7 JD ACCEPTANCES. FRIDAY, 5,t 1 t February, 1937 —Nominations for i u events close at 8 p.ni. MONDAY, ; loth February, 1937--Weights i declared. TUESDAY , loth February, 1937—ACCEPTANCE/ i for all events close at 5 p.rn. NOMINA3 MONS and ACCEPTANCES close with ■ Mr. H. L. Tempest, 'i’olaga Day, °r 'l itli thu Secretary, Gisborne. i RULES OF RACING: Ru’fe 243: (1) By the entering of a horse; f. o r nny race, every person having or subs sip lently acquiring an interest in such hors*i/shull be deemed thereby to undertake,