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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12490, 17 March 1909, Page 4

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In my opinion Lane's Emulsion as a body-builder has no equal."— Signed, A. S. Cookson, Invercargill. -^ Lane's Emulsion will act for 'you as it did for Mr. Cookson. It always assists digestion, builds,up ■ fiesh', and adds strength. . This ""• treble : action of Lane's Emulsionis Unique with itself, and cannot be found in the i "many substitutes and. imitations which flood, the market. Lane's Emulsion in two uizes can be found in the stocks of all chemists: and throughout the Dominion. Small size 2/G, large size 4/6. The large size is the economical size. .-_,. 39 MASTERTON RACING CLUB. .[Registered.] ';■ ■ PROGRAMME OP . AUTUMN MEETING TO BE HELD ON THE ;■ MASTERTON RACECOURSE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Ist and 2nd April, 1909. Officers of the Club : Patron— A. W: .. Cave. President— C. T?'. Vallance.' Vice-Presidents— J. Macarla, C. A. Pownall, A. .6. Pilmer and D. McLachlan. Clerk of Scales — Fred Hill. Timekeeper— W. D. Watson. Clerk of Course— o. J. Bennett. Treasurer— C. F. Vallance. Judge— W. H. Hartgill. Starter— A. C. McDonnell. Hon. Surgeons— Dr A. Hoskings, Er P. R. Cook. - Hon. Vet. Surgeon — W. G. Taylor. Handicapper— J. H. Pollock. Secretary— A. - Hathaway. Stewards— R. Buick, D.. Caselberg, W. ' Cooper, J. Cress, 0. Cooper, ~J. lorns, J. O'Meara, W. Platt, A. Reside, C. H. Smith, W. D. Watson and A. J. Welch. Auditors— G. G. Cork andG. W. Sellar. FIRST DAY, Ist April, 1909. First race to start at 12.30 sharp. 1. Hack Hurdle Handicap, of 70 soys, 2nd horse 10 soys and 3rd horse 5 soys from- stake. Over 7 flights of hurdles. If miles. Norn. 20s, ace. 20s. . 2. March Handicap, 100. soys (open)^ '-'. 2nd horse 15 soys and 3rd horse 5 soys from stakes. 6 furlongs., Norn. 205., ace. 40s. • 3. Maiden Hack Race, 50 soys (weight for age) . 2nd }ior se 10 so ys from stakes. 5 furlongs.' Entry 30s. 4. Masterton Hack Handicap, 80 soys. 2nd horse 10 soys and third horse 5 soys from stakes. 1 mile. Norn. : 20s, ace. 20s. • 5. Waipipi Cup Handicap, 200 , soys (open). 2nd.horse 20 soys and 3rd horse; lo soys from stakes; 1J . miles. Norn. 20s, ace. 80s. 6. Ladies' Bracelet Handicap, 50 soys. Bracelet valued 35 soys or cash for Ist horse} bracelet valued 10 soys or cash for- 2nd horse, and a bracelet valued at 5 soys or cash : for 3rd horse. Minimum weight lOst 71b. Open to -hacks only, tobe ridden by gentlemen riders. .Nomination to be .made '■ ia the name of a lady.- Ij miles.. .Norn. 10s. ace. 20s. Note — A gold-mounted whip, do'i&ted by Mrs C. F. Vallance,: will bo presented to the rider "of cs.'e '.viunmg horse in this race. . .. ■.'■-.. 7. Dash Hack Handicap, 50 soys, 2nd horse 5 • soys from stakes. 5 furlongs. Norn. 10s. ace. 20s. . . 8. Opaki Welter, 70 soys, (open.) 2nd horse 10- soys, and third horse 5 soys from stakes. 7 furlongs. Norn.. 20s. ace. 20s. SECOND DAY, 2nd APRIL, 1909. First race to start at 12.30 sharp. 1. Second Hack Hurdle Handicap, 70 soys, 2nd horse 10 soys and'third horse 5 ' soys from the stakes. ■. Over 6 nights of hurdles. 1^ miles Norn. 205.. ace. 20s. ' 2. Telephone Handicap, .100 soys, (Open.) 2nd horse 10 soys arid 3rd horse 5 soys from stakes. 6 furlongs. Norn 20s. ace. 40s. 3. H andicap H ack Scurry, 50 soys, 2nd horse 10 soys f rom*-the", stakes. For horses .that have not won an advertisedf race, -L and are not _en- • v gaged in: any; open, race at.the time of starting. 5 furlongs. Norn. 10s - ■ -ace. 20s. ; ;V;-.-:: ;-•; ■■ ■:■;■>■■■./.-■.■..■ .' 4. High Weight Hack Handicap; 50 soys 2nd horse 10 soys from stakes Minimum. weight 10st.71b. /To-be vidden by gentlemen; riders. T mile Norn. 10s. ace. 20s. ; s. Autumn Handicap, 130 soys (open) '.' "2nd horse 15 soys and 3rd horse 5 soys from stakes. 1 mile. Norn. ; 20s.- ace;. 50s. ..,,-- 6. Railway- Hack Handicap, 60 , soys, 2nd" torse 10 soys. ; from" "stakes. 6 furlongs. Npm.lOs. ace. 205., 7. Final . Welter Handicap, 70 soys, (Open) 2nd horse 7 soys. and3rq horse 3 soys. from stakes. Min-^ imum weight 7st 71b. 1 pule. Norn. 20s. ace. 20s. .. •-' 8. Telegraph Haok Handicap, 50 soys, 2nd horse 6 sovs- from- stakes. & furlongs; Norn. 10s; ace. 20s. ; Nominations Weights and Acceptance? Nominations . for all : events', except the Maiden Hack Race, close with the; r Secretary at his ' .office, Lincoln Road Masterton, on 'Thursday, 11th March 1909; at 9.30 p.m. - Weights for the first- day's races .will be" declared on or before Thursday, 18th March, 1909, and for the second' day's -races, on Thursday, -April Ist, 1909, at S. p.m. „v - " ; ]■ ■ Acceptances for the first day's races and entries for the Maiden Hack race close with the Secretary on Thursday, March 25thy 1909, at: 9.30; p.m., and for the second 'day's races on April Ist, 1909, at 9 p.m. ;.; -: A. HATHAWAY, . •~- Secretary. Submitted to and - approved by ■ the Wellington Racing Club.— -A. .E. WHITE,- Secretaryi W.R.C. '