Dl beery & CD, IRQ? ONGERS AND IMPORTERS,! NEW PLYMOUTH. j .anded, ex recent arrivals 555 bill's and b®nd'.ea 232 bars and iT HfiO Komi'l-aiial'irislivl Cmscs '.l'in n> <I ,St eel' . Crown Iron lli.ll. Shoeing Iron Iglits—b to i6lb.i. gieets—72 x '.iOin. x 20, 22, Boxes C;ipewi= oO dnui'S ( ;cnuirei 100 kegs genuine 2Slhs. 120 kegs No. ). Whillo La. 7ti kegs Dry lied 7, 13 UHM'-rs and cm«h tlntovnl Heady-mixed UVunt! Enamels, Oriolra, G Knotting, Terclfcne, Hod mid Blue llnddid 8 Gilpin'a Dray Axles, vvilH 2 ; j, 2J, and Sin. 9 crates genuine "Dover" t] 7, and 8 14 casus "New Kasy' an^ Lawn Mowers—-IS, M,u li 2-Koller Stand Mansion--16 dozen fiheep Shears Union, and Ward fi Pj cases No, 1 and A Kick flHnnl lea, Slasher and llamtner Handles ii cases ICureka Wringers iMrs. Iptt's Irons and Handles :i cases i'.OA Kimloens, witll plaiilnd milled furniture I case Tapping Cocks, KanW Coils, Haapa and fjtaples, Upholatjerera' Hammers, Copper Kivets, StenciU Ink,iron Cupboard Locks, Anueap&i WieklTind. Calling Hooks, Brass Inii Logs iNMIs. lolled Unseed Oil lid—■"2, fi" ,«id lirron boxes—jpvea—Nos. 6, I" Champion " Id ltiin. 14, and 3Gin. |!.A., Trades 3 casks and cases WMtehouse' Spawilnß' Kn&uvKjrs', Shoe '.Turning, X).K. Sledge unit and Napping Hammers, Solid Wing & Gcdge's Auger Bits 1 case Heller's Kai riers' Tools, Hoof Knives Driving Hammers, I'ritchuls, IV Punchea and Tinners 4 cases Ives Basil Locks, Padlocks, Lane s Barn-door Hangars I cask bright, knotted Plough and Trace Chains, Single ana Double Back Chains 1 case Mathic-aon's Smooth, Jack, Drying, Bead, Plow and Rahate Planes, hollows and rounds 2 casks Gate Hinges, Japd. and Heavy Scotch T. Hinges 29 packets Casement Stays, Lcttor Platos, Butt Hinges, Skim Coolers, Furrov Wheels, Skeith Bosses, Weston's Pulley Blocks, Wire Clouts, Tacks, Joyo'e disinfectant, Tool Kits, Kangoon Cil Oahoori Seed Sowers, I/ayl;;* 1 Hummers, Frazei <i>rie Urease, Ratchet Braces, Tinned Kivets, "Iron City" Mattocks, Hop and Brush Holders, Sash Cord, Gate Latches, Shelf Brackets, Wood Hay Hakes, Scythe Stones, Cabinet Paper Emery Oloth, Turkey Honsa, Brasscased Tube, Sets Weights, Milk Clocks Flax Packing, Bottle Jacks, Hpringw Swivel Hooka, Bodscrews, Solderit Irons, Chests Locks, Brass, Pad an Box Lock
KUIES AND RE CHELATIONS. To which the attention ot persons entering Horses ia particularly (iiroctci. All entries, nominations, etc., will close at the Secretary's rffice, New Plymouth, ut 9 p.m. except when otherwiso specified All entries 10 be tcaied, and addressed to the Secretary, Taranaki Jockey Club, Plymouth, entrance money unclosed, with the name, age at the time of entry, name of owtier, pedigree, colours of the rider, and in the case of handicaps, performance ot tho horse. 1-ntries must give full particulars ot the horse, iu terms of New 'iule 46 (otherwise ttntry will be invalid) Owners, Trainers, and others enteri&g and accepting hordes for the T J.C, Meetings are notified that no entries or acceptances will be received unless accompanied by tho necossary amount in cash. This notilication docs not apply to Ownors and Trainers who have standing arrangements with the Executive. Any person failing to declare his colours at time of entry will be fined two Bovs., unlets the eetaaa *>i the Owiwr of th* bortt ax# jUIj X" A i, [: jTi':>. I'l-.I lit u- j f thfl regis* i'.l s btr Uuer without special Ovv trs are responsible for all penalties and al! waiioea. AU persons intending to withdraw horses are to givo notice io the Secretary, or Clerk of the Se&'es, one h.tlf-hour before the official time lor starting thp race, Any person neglecting or refusing lo comply with this rule shall pay a ft no, to be imposed by the Stewards, not exceeding 20surs., to tho iiace Fund, Strues are paid in full, ~&r All races to be run under the New Zealand Hules of Kacing. No entry will be received after the hoar L under any pretence whatever. DEFINITION OF A HACK. Hack moans a horse that has never won nil a- ei tiseu rat e, and is not nominated At the time ff start tor any rac ; -—Hack and Hunter races Excepted—nor has at time of nomination won a ■ace of the Tflue of 80fovs., or races of the Collective value of IGOsovi., since August lit, MUSSELL FLEETWOOD, •SvCi'ofatT. LATEST SHIPPING! JIED.-S.S. PAPAROA," from VT LONDOH. IS Steamer has brought \ A FINE SHIPMENT OF *<•»? j. 'As>& \ vi /-V * )-v-\ o w PS}TB & SHOES, CONSIGNED TO ! &|s 'Hi IMPORTERS, "^Wjvon-Etreai No. 203. Naw ossei ® 0a m °T ] Pany Price J aanup * o,Liv E jß® oa 10O °- freight T W*, WaU-sv-r totiowlU|[ part » : - wator{ O n Mi lym P uth < B " ak - US:&D um at> "A" S:ifisipho%hatc W , * ft 4. plui tea 'lO per V n t B? 1 P 510 "- pw .'iMit., 1 WSr fenW 1 * 32/ c* Bonwlusl. (liurt-) st<>BinM um '> ,ll ' t ) B,l® Boucduei (purer greenM I " ® fifti.eiltiKt and blood .W ®,2 5 Speuiul Knot. Manure .1 5V> * Special (in.sn "M\ 7 S# ta drfrsslut) V W- 5 *' Sp.'r:'?.! T;;'aas Wauure • * permane-nC pasture) ..M * for Sperial Potato Manure M JJ 0 \\>st field Prepared Special Turnip Manure *j[ 0 J Special Rape Manure ....■ J 5 J Special Corn Manure "A" ■•••*• T 5 Q jeed) *greeu Bpeelr.l Corn Manure "'mlvv B fl wheat, oalß, Special Maize Mauure u a.Y»" ■ . * jreeu feed) ' Special iiialija) y|°w> Orohai'd M'fixiur« "A'V' ® ® Vonu« trees) f 0 * Specjal Orchard Mai> :re 8 0 0 fruit formation'. 'f r . Special Clover Munui* ... \* JJ • Special Onton MaiuiTi ... y** TJ { Sulphate of AjpmoyU . ' j JO J " * 4 * \ Xfl lfi ® Surprise mmna l* bieV (85 per c«t. rS> Umi 4 ft Katalt, oi-igliial aucu f M- tewf?.* ! Nitrate of Soda, Backed • ahr>nt 2c\wt V. Muriate oi 1 J'olarth, orlj'inai luirlcn Hlir.ut Scvrl •. -jl Sulpuflte of I'otr.sh, oi'ls'lnal so'clia 1 CYrt about liewt jj Sulp'liate of Iron, orii'lunl saeka \ cwi #Dunt 2cwt io/ Special Oai'dsn Kr?u.,r», l*sb bars 1 A crrt Fowl Grit, 14Ih < » e . m e . dium, or flue vg, VUaflor for pot plauis. lib '.!o« Discount less 2% ptir e«nt. f o p eL axcoptiuff " West iinlfJ p?apafi Guftno" whit ;! Njett. \ Prices snojoct to n.lU!i'|Uo a wlth4 KOtie^. Previous Lists now 4uokl&nd, 29rd Any
rj'AHANAKI JOCKEY*" AUTUMN MEETIip), 1 Mi bin lU'JD. .CK m T K:H ■se to rcci —' e h s 7 oininatiorl '1 'Ffioeus:—President: A. SI Vicc-Prcsldont: W. Bayly, Vri l JaS-' Mr. K. If. A. Haworth. ■ Mr. ]{. O. Pardy, .Clerk ofWffi: Mr. A. Goldwater. ; Olcrk of r^ e Course ■' Mr. John Harvey. Stewards Vice-President Judge, and Tr !asnrer (l , x otficw), and Messrs. 0. Samuu t p„ ul W. L. Newman, G. J. NevvmaD.'w'tr ;,,' K. Cock, T. Kliiott, L. W. Aid '^ e 7 n W 7i 1 w j " ! rhoms ° n ' f' Atkinson! and i. S. Weston. Starter: Sr. q jj Ohavannes. Hon. Treasurer: S «' j." A. Clarke. Secretary: Mussqll Ft- j twood | PROGRAMME OF EVENTS. I'TRST I >AY —WE DNESDAY, JfEl) (JA KY 1 ri l3i, lilUl. 1. STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of-Ti^g. Ki'roiul honse >') rrccive 10.sovs stake. Xoiniiuitioii 1 suv. Acc ' 2 sovs. Sewn Furlongs. 2. HKNUI lIAUC IIAN DLCAI', of HO] yec-oii'l horse In receive 10 suvs ft Mafcr. N ofjjitj;if inn I sov. Accep" 1 sov. Kive furlotrj-s. S. IfIHST HA NDIO Al' 1! sovs; second horse to reef * f!mHf VK from the slake. Nomination copianee 2 sovs. About- two miles,oor, r nine flights of hurdles, Bft Gin hieb. 4. FIRST HANDICAP HACK of 50 sovs; second lior rovs from th« stake,. Noroin: Acceptance 1 sov. AboStmemilc Pr a half, over seven flights of hurdles,' fiin hi;;h. . 5. TAKANAKICUP, a handicap of .150 so second linr.se to receive 35 sovs, third horse i 5 :--:-vs from the slake, winner of ccy handicap of the val 2".0 sow after the declaration of weights to carry 71!->; 150 sovs alb; fovs, III!) extra. Penalties not er.n laUvp. Nomination 1 w>v. Accutane sovs; ;l liiml j-jiyn.out of a before '.'-j p.m. on c jlh February, niiluqnd a hair, 6. FIRST HANDICAP HACK RACE, sovs; second horse to receive 10 front the stake. Nominal ion 1 sov ceplance 1 sov. One mile. 7. FLYING HANDICAP,ot 100sovs;second horse to receive 15 sovs from the stake. Nomination 1 sov. Acceptance 2 sovs. Six furlongs. Winners of any Handicap after the declaration of weights to carry ."II: e\lra. Winners of any Handicap Huniics after the declaration of weights to carry 71b extra. Penalties for Tarunaki Cup Handicap are published in programme. SECOND DAY—THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11th, hJOI. 1. GRANDSTAND HANDICAP, of 100sovs: second horse to receive 15 sow from the stake. Nomination 1 sov. Acceptance 2 sovs. Seven filrionpi. 2. HUATOKI HACK HANDICAP, of 50 sovs; second horse to receive 10 sovs from the stake. .Nomination I sov. Acceptance 1 SUV- Six farlnnss. 8. 8KCONI) HANDICAP IIUItDUSS, of 80 " sovs; second horse io receive 10 sovs from the stake. Nun,ination 1 sov. Acceptance 2 sovs. One milo and a half, over seven Uigbts of hurdles, 3ft Gin high. i. SECOND IIAXDTCAP HACK HURDLES of 50 sovs; second horse to receive 1C sovs from the slake. Nomination \ sov. Acceptor I yd. One mile and a half, over seven f!i»ljtsof hurdles, 3fl fiin hiph. 5. AUTUMN' HANDICAP, of 200 s6vs: second horse to receive 20 sovs, and third horse 10 sovs from the stake Nomination! .sov. Acceptance 3 sovs, One mils and a quarter. G. SKCOXD HANDICAP HACK HACK, oi 50 sovs ; second horse to receive 10 sovs from the stake. Nomination 1 -0v.",. Ac-' cooti'-tt-.N'; J ;,c r -. milean,la ouarter 7, I.»l: K'\\ f l,fj iIAXDICAP, of 50 sovs; scciiml horse tn receive 10 sovs from the slake. lintranee 1 sov, Acceptance 1 sov. Seven furlongs. Winner oF any Hamlieanafter tlic declaration of weights to carry uib yxtraj ... DATKS OF NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS ivNTIiIICS,-'AND ACCEPTANORS And amouols to he t„ ine gecnt, trtiy, Tarain-iki .hickey Club. AUTUMN JU'IHTING, WEDNESDAY, !>tii JANUARY, 1901, Al !) KM.— NOMINATIONS - Stewards' Handicap First iifin'Ucap ltnnlles, Second Hamlicaf Iluiiilcs. 'laranaki Cup, Crandsiaml Uamlicap, l-lyin;.' Handicap, Autumn llandica,t; !):!;w;ir;io Hju-li |!iipllc-,, ScCi-ud lhie' (f)at), I'tcieo Hack liamlicap, jfur.toki HiHidic.-it', |''iiieivc!l ilieidjrup, 1 sov eac.li, WKDSKSDAV, 2:iiu) JANUAHY--WDIUIITS tor the Stewards" Handicap, First Hurdles, Taranak,' Cup, and Flying Handicaps," - WUlu UTS for Hack Handicap (First Dav onlvl. ' - .. ■ ' SATinnuy. 2nd FKBRUARY, AT 0 P.M. aC{IKIT,'. *;cHicwards' llainlicap 2 sovs, I' hst liamiicap Hurdles 2 sovs, Taranaki Cup 2 sovs, Klyinjr Ib.nidtcap 2 sovs, first Handicap Hack Hurdles 1 sov, First Handicap Hack Race (liatO 1 sov. Henui Hack Handicap 1 sov. SATURDAY, '.ITII FEPRUARY, at 8 P M FINAIi PAN JlllNT—Taranaki Cup 5 sovs WEDNESDAY, l.'iTif FMIIRUARY, at S I'.m! WEIGHTS- lor Second Dav's .Handicaps WEDNESDAY, Kirn FEiIIiUARY, 11)01, at 'J r.M. ACCEPTANCES.— Grandstand IlAndiospS ...vs, Second Handicap- ■Fiunlie3 \2 fovs, Aulunjn Handicap 3 sovs, .Second Htfpdirap Hack Hnrdltts 1 sov, Second tiandicap\Hics (flat) 1 sov, Hualoki Hagk Handicap 1 aov ? Jfwowell \ tfft. •
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 9, 11 January 1901, Page 4
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