Amusements THE LONDON BELLKINGERS AND faust family combination, IJO3TPON*MBNTl J O3TPON*MBNT OF SEASONC^WING to tbe Great Success the Company ate meeting with in Aucklnnd, the management have decided upon prolonuing their scison in that town, and therefore aro reluctantly compelioJ to announce that THE NEW PLYMOUTH SEASON IS POSTPONED until further notice. When all arrangements are completed FOR OUR OPENING DATE full paiticulars will appear in this paper. JAMES MORGAN, a 667 Business Representative. EEV. Charles OSark. — <r " An-? s^a'l I s«e bis face again, And sha 1 I hear him speak ?" REIURN TO NEW PLYMOUTH OF THE PEINCE OF THE PLATFORM PRINCE OF THE PLATFORM After 10 j ears absence in the 01.1 Country. ALEXAKUitt IBAJLIL, TWO NIGHTS ONLYFRIDAY £ MONDAY, 21st & 24th NOVEMBER. Further particulars future advertisement. R. S. SMYTHE. a 652 GRAND SACRED ! CONCERT. ALEXANBEA HAE.IL. FRIDAY, 28th NOVEMBER. ROOT'S CANTATA " DANIiEL." COLOISTS — Misses Battle, Okey, RumsoD, und Jury, Meßdames Okey, Nixon. Collis, Goodacre, Blanchett, Messrs Tribe, Vealo, Woodhead, Green, Goodacre, Perry, Skinner, Ainswortb, W- J. Shuw, H. J. Blanchett, and Rev. Mr Grant. Organist, Miss Taylob; Conductor, Mn T. Blajjch.vtt. Choruß and Orchestra — 50 performers. Tickets— Front Seats, 2a ; Back of Hal) and Gallery, Is ; Faurily Tickets to admit 3 to Front Seats, 5s ; Reserved Seats, 2s 61. Seats may be reserved through Mr Bellrinser. Tickets may be procured up to the 19th instant at &iessrs White and Carter's, Petty 's, Okey Son & Arnold's, und J. Bellringer's. Doors open to ticket holders at 7.30 ; ticktt office, at 7.45. Overture at 8 p.m. a 599
TARANAKI JOCK ELY OLUB. SUMMER MEETING, 'JO 153 lIHLD ON BOXING DAY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2G, 1890. President: A. Staudish, Esq.; Vke-Presi-dtnt : W. Bayly, Esq. Sletcards: O Samuel, Dr. O'Carroll, C. W. Govelt, VV. L. Newmau, J. T. D.ivis, N. Kiop, W. D Thomson, K. Cock, T. Elliot, E. R A. Haworih, G. J. Newman, Captain Mace. Officers — Judge: Jnrnes Paul; Starter: Captain Mace; Clerk of Scales: R. Cock ; Clerk of Course : E. R. A. Huwort,h; Handicapper : Jumes Paul. PROGRAMME. 1. Hack Maiden Plate, of 20 soys. — Second horse to receive 5 boys. from the stakes. Open to hucka that have not won an advertise'! mcc over the value of 10 sovb. Entrance 1 soy. Weight for age. One mile and a quarter. 2. First Handicap Pony Race, of 10 eov?. — Second pony to receive 2 boys. ironi the stuken. Open to poniis not exceeding 14£ bands high. Entrance 10a ; no acceptance. Five furlonj'p. 3. Hack Flying Handicap, of 20 soys. — Second horse to receive 5 bovb from the s akep. Nomination 10s ; acceptance 10s. Six furlongs. 4. Handicap Hack Hdkdlb Rack, of 25 soys. — Suconii horse to receivo 5 sovb from the ctsikes. Over five flights of hurdles Nooiinati'm 10b ; acceptance 15s. Abi'nt 1 mile nnd « quarter. 5. Hack Spi\ikg Handicap, of 40 soys. — Seiooii horse to rtceive 10 soys from the atnkes. Nomioation 1 boy, ; acceptance 1 boy. One mile and a half. 6. Second Pony Handicap, of 15 soys. — Second pony to receive 3 boys from the stakes. Open to ponies not exceeding 14£ hands high. Weights to appear after the Hunilicap Hurdle R»ce. Nomination 7s 6i, acceptance In 6d. One mile. 7. Hack Weltsr Handicap, of 30 sovb. — Second horse lo recr ivn 5 eovs from the slakes. Weights to appear after the Spring Handicap. Nomination 10s ; acceptance 20s. One mile. 8. Handicap Trotting. Rack, of 20 soys. — Second horse to receive 3 sots. ; and the third horte 1 boy. from the Btakfs. Nomination 20a. ; acceptance free. Two miles. DATES OF NOMINATIONS. ENTRIES, ACCEPTANCES, &0., AND AMOUNTS TO BIS FORWARDED THEREWITH. Nominations tlos« on Saturday, 22: id November, 1890. — First Handioip Pony Race, 10s ; Fljing Han licap, 10s ; Handicap Hurdles, 10s ; Sprint; Handicap, £1 ; Seoond Pony Handicap, 7s 6 I ; Welter Handicap, 10b ; Handicap Trotting Race (acceptance free), 20b. Weights to bfi dpclared on Saturday, 6*.h December, 1890 AcceplnnceK and t eneral entries close on Mon-Jay, 15tb Dneember, 1890.— Muiden i'late, £1 ; Fljinur Handicap, 108 ; Handicap Hurdles, 15s ; Spring Handicap, £1 ; Second Pony Hnndioup (acceptances ou the course), 74 6d ; Welter Handicap (acceptances on the course), £1. Ukfisition of Hack— Any horßo that tins uot wou an advertised race of over Jl3o in value a*, time of starting. All nominations entries, and acceptances, accompanied by the necefnttry amount, muHt be addressed lo the St-creturj , and left at the White Hart Hotel, Ntw Ph mouth, not luter than 9pm on the advtriised dates of clohitg. Fu'l particulara of colours, age, ond pcrfi nuances must be forwarded with the nou-iDutions. Five per cent, will be deducted from the gross amount of the etuken. Ilorf.es walking over will receive fiftj pir cent, uf tbe stakes. RQJBT.G.IWCIJOPE, ftCSG f^rUujy,
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8935, 18 November 1890, Page 3
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