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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8740, 28 March 1890, Page 4

WAIHI ABORIGINAL RAOiNG 1 CLUB. J HACK RACE MEETING, TO BE HELD ON MONDAY, APRIL 7th, 18 90, ON THB WAIHI RACECOURSE. Judge, Mr Pitatna. Starter, Mr Tutewinui. Clerk of Course, Mr Kapinga. Stewards : Messrs Pitama, Ngamu, Taitako, Tutewinui, Rangia, E. Paratena, Pipirere, Takeri, Tahi, and R. Teate. Handicappers, Committee. PROGRAMME : 1 Handicap Hurdles, of 15 sovp; second hone to receive 2 sovb out of tho s'akes. 1^ miles; over 6 flights of hurdles, 3ft Gin high. Nomination, 10s; acceptance, sb. To start at 11.30. 2 Maori Hurdles, of 6 soys ; second horso to receive 1 soy out of the stakes. Distance, 1 milo. Over j 4 fliyhtu of hurdles. Poet en- ! try, 6a. lOst up. Maori riders. Horsfcß to be the hona juh property of Maoris. To start at 12 o'clock. 3. Maiden Plate, of lOsovs ; one miio ; weight for ago ; for horses that have never won uu advertised nice of any deccription. Entrance 10d, on general entry night. To start at 12 45 4. Flying Handicap, of 15 soys, second horHo to receive 2hovb out of stakes ; 4' mile. Top weight not lebs thau 8-tt 121 - Winner of any raco over £15 after declaration of: weights to enrry a penalty of 7N>3. Notrinatiou, 10s ; acceptance, sb. To start at 1 30 5. Handicap Pony Race, of 5 soys ; for ponies not over 14£ hands, distance, J n.ile ; Nominations 5a ; acceptance nil To start at 2.15 6. Maori Handicap, of 8 bovb ; second liorso to ieceivo 1 boy out of tho stakes ; 1^ miles ; horses to be lona fide property of Maoris and bo ridden by Maoris. Nominationp, 5a ; acceptance, 3s. To start at 3 7. Waihi Handicap, of 25 soys; second horoeto receive ssovß out of Ihostakem; 1% miles. Top weight not les6 than Bat 12lb. Winner of any race over £15 after declaration of weights to carry a ponalty of 7lbs. Nomination, 15s ; acceptance 10s. To start at 3.45 8 Handicap Welter Race, of 9 soys ; Nomination, 6s, on general entry night; acceptance, 3", on April sth. One mile. 9 Scurry Race, of 6 soys ; for horses nonacceptors for this meeting. Post entry, 6s. Catch weights. Halfmile. 9 Consolation Handicap, of 6 soys ; 1 milo ; for all beaten-* horses at tliis meeting. Entrance 6s. To start at 4 30 Nominations, 15th of March 1890, for Hurdles, Flying, Waihi Cup, Pony and Maori Handicap, at the Masonic Hotel, Waitara, at 9 p.m. Weights declared on March 22, in the TaranaKl Herald and at the iVlasonic Hotel, Waitara. Acceptances and General Entries Monday, 31st. March, 1890- " Hack " means a horse fiat his never won an advertised Race, over the value of £25. All races to be run under the T.J.C. Rules. No nomination or acceptance will be received, on any pretence whatever, unless actually accompanied by the necessary amount in cash. All entries to be addressed lo the Hon. Secretary, Maßonic Hotel, Waitara, and must enclose name, a^e, pedii^ree, and performances of the horse, name of the owner, and colors of tho rider. N.B. — Five per cent, will be deducted from all winnings, towards the expense of the course. Totalisator will be on the ground. R. TEATE. Hon. Sec. W R. C. Submitted and'approved. JAMES PAUL, Hon.|Rec. Taranuki Jockey Club. Fobruan 22ud, 1890. 278 h b to MATT-OPAL TYPES (PATtNTED). NEW PROCESS IN PHOTOGRAPHY. Messrs Phov'ographers to His Excellency The Eight Bin the Earl of Onslow, Governor of New Zealand. Fibbt Prize Medallists, Sydney, Mcl tiourne, New Zealand, and Colinderios Exhibitions. MESSRS Wrigglcsworth & Binns beg respectfully to call the attention of visitors to Wellington to the large display of specimens of the above N<to Procees in Photography now on vietr in the vestibule of their studio, No. 7, Willis-street, Wellington, nearly opposite the Empire Hotel. OPINIONS OF THE PBESS. Taranaki Herald, December 14 : — " The specimens stnt are so exquisitely soft in tint, and tho figures so artistically posed, that they have the appearance of mc-zzo-tinto engravings, splendidly executed, and printed on an opal surface. The prt-SB in all parts of the colony speak in the highest terms of this 'new process,' but so beautiful are the pictures, that none oi the newspapers, we consider, have been ablt to do fnll jußtice to their moiits." JSew Zealand Herald (Auckland), Nov 29. — " The delicate pearly surf act> given lo the pictures by the new process is very phasing, and a new departure from the old style. There iB every rtßeon to beJievithat the clear Opal Type will come into popular favor, as being a great improvemtnt on ail other methods of silver printing. The new photos require only to be setn to be appreciated." Jlarlborough Expiess, Nov. 27.—" We have no hceilutioo in saving that the MattOpal Type will revolutionise photogiaphy, unit be universally adopted." Otago Daily Times, Nov, 26.— "There is little dout;> i the iiini have made an important discovery." New Zealand Times (Wellington), Nov. 8. — "The 'Matt-Opul Tjpes,' while poseeeeing all the character, and even more thnn the beauty, of the ordinary opal pictures, are pettectly free from the objectionable characteristics of the lulitr, being unbreakable, and a trifle less in weight than tho common enamelled photoB raph." »792 jt2o TO OUR SUB- CRIBERS OUB Subscribers uould oWtee by t once sending word to the office of any neglect or irregularity in the delivery o* me papejs by tie boys in order that it may be rectified BOYS BELLING PAPiCBS, A 8 the runners of the Tabanakt Hebalt l\. only take with them sufficient oopiea for rtfllirering to Subsorlbera, pereons aw particularly requested NOT to pnrohase papcrß f rctn the bop when on their rounds, yinglo copies of the pannr. can \<o pbt&in.Gc|