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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8952, 8 December 1890, Page 1

TARANAKI JOCKE? CliUB. SUMMER~~MEETING, , TO BE nELDON •. ■ BOXING DAY, Ij'BIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1890. President: A. Standish, Epq,; Vice^Presidentx W. Bayly, Esq. • Stewards: 0.~ Samuel, Dr. O'Carroll, C. W. Govett, W. Li Newman, J. T. Davie, N. King, W D. Thomaon, R. Cock, T. Elliot, E. R. A. Haworth, G. J. Newmao, Captain .Mace. Officers. — Judge: James Pnul; • Starter : Captain Mace; Ckrh of Scales: Ri Cock ; Cleric of Course : E. R. A. Haworcb; Handicapper : James Puul. PROGRAMME. 1. Haok Maidbn Plate, of 20 soys.— Second horse to receive 5 sovb. from the stakes. • Open to hacks that have not won an" advertised race over the value of 10 soys. - Entrance 1 soy. Weight for age. One mile ond a quarter. 2. First Handicap Pony Race, of 10 eovb. — Second pony to receive 2 soys. from tho stakes. Open to ponue not exceeding 1 14^ < hands hi&th'. Entrance 10s ; no acceptance. Five farldngs. • ; 3. Hack Flying Handicap, of 20 soys. — Second horse to -receive 5 povb from tbe stakes. Nomination 10s ; acceptance 10s. Six furlongs. ; ~ 4. Handicap Hack Hordls RAcu,*of 25' soya. — Second horse to receive 5 sovb from the stakes. Over five flights of burdleß. Nomination 10s ; acceptance 153. About 1 mile ond a quarter. "5. Hack Spiukg Handicap v of 40 soys. — Second horse to receive 10 soys- from the 'stakes. Nomination 1 bov^ ; acceptance 1 soy. One mile and a half. , • 6. Sbcond Pony HANDicAP,"of 15 hovb. — Sacond pony to receive 3 bovb from tbe stakes. Open to ponies not exceeding 14A bunds high. Weights to appear after the Handicap Hurdle R«co. Nomination 7a 6d, acceptance 7s 6d. One mile. 7. Hack Welter Handicap, of 30* bovb: — Second horse lo receive 5 coys from the stakes. Weights to appear ' after the Spring Handicap. Nomination 10a ; acceptance 20s. One mile. . 8. Handicap Tbottihp Racs, of 20 soys. — Second horse to receive 3 soys. ; and the third horeo 1 boy. from the stakes. Nomination 205. ; acceptance free. Two miles, DATES OF NOMINATIONS, ENTRIES, ACCEPTANCES, &c, AND AMOUNTS. TO BE FORWARDED THEREWITH. . . Nominations close on Saturday, 22nd November j 1890.— ' First - Handicap Pony Race, ' 10b ; Flying Handicap, 10s ; Handicap Hurdles, 10b-; Spring Handicap, £1 ; Second Pony Handicap, 7s 6d ; Welter Handicap, 10s ; Handicap Trotting Race (acceptance free), 20s. Weights to be declared on Saturday, 6tb December, 1890. Acceptances and general entries close on Monday, loth December, 1890. — Maiden Plate, £1 Flying Handicap, 10s; : Handicap Hurdles, 15g ; Spring Handicap, £1 ; Second Pony Handicap (acceptances on tho course), 1a 61 ; Welter Handicap (acceptances on the course), £1. . .definition of Hack. — Any horse that baß not won an advertised race of over £30 in value at time of starting. All nominations entrieß, and acceptances, accompanied by the rieceßaary amount, must be addressed to the Secretary,' and left at the White Hart Hotel,' • New Plymouth, not- later than 9 p.m.' on the advertised -dates of closing. Full particulars of colours, age, and performances most, bet for warded with the. nominations . -iFive per- cent* will - be 'deducted from tbeigroaa amount of' the' stdkes. 1 ' Horse? walking over will receive fifty per cent, of the^takes. ! > ' Admission to' the course* Gentlemen. 2s ; ladies and children, Free. ROBT. G. BAUOHOPEj a 666 Secretary. W-H Pillar, HAVING been unable to dispose of his bueineß?, boa determined to carry it on, but will continue the j FofJpFour Weeks Longer, In«order to clear ont „ >, i the remaining „ , , . Wir4TER AND SPRING , GOODS, and to make room for»the SUMMER GOODS - . - to arrive shortly, consisting of , iflanlins, Prints, Nun's Veiling Heliotrope, 4b Dress GooclP, in all the latest and' moßt faßhionable designs. BibtoDS and Flowers a speciality ! Special Reductions to Cash Purchasers. The GROCERY Business cari'ietl on as usual. Note the Address — W H. PILLAR, DEVON STREET EASF. EMPIRE TEA COMPANY B PL E P H A N T BRAND. 2a Bd. MRS WROATH, while thanking the ladies and gentlemen of Taranaki for their support for the past year, hopes by strict attention to the home comforts and nursiDg, still to merit a share of their patronage. Terms moderate, on application E. WROATH, Certificated Noree. (from London, Eng.) Cambridge Honse, Devon-street, New Plymouth. B'or Bbfebbnok— The^Dootors^O'CwrolJ