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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 11340, 5 October 1898, Page 4

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fTTAITARA JOCKEY CLUB. HCAK RACE~MEETING TO BE HELD ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1898. President : Walter Symes, Esq., M.H.R. Vice-President : Newton King, Esq.. Stewards : Messrs A. W. Ogle, F. Atkinson, C. Atkinson, J. Finnerty, A. Baker, J. Sarten. P. E. Dover, E. Beckbessinger, C. E. Brewer, C. M. Lepper, J. Hignefct, W. P. Snell, T. Elliott, J. Tel far. Committee : Messrs 0. M. Lepper, A. W. Ogle, J. Finnerty, 0. E. Brewer, P. E Dover, W. P. Snell, J. Telfar, J. D. Wyllie, T. BucA. Baker. Judge : Mr J. Hignett. Handicapper : Mr J. E. Henry. Clerk of the Course : Mr J, Harvey. Starter : Mr 0. Chavanues. Clerk op the Scales : Mr J. D, Wyllie. Time-keeper : Mr Watson, Secretary and Treasurer : Mr H. Spin die". PROGRAMME. 1. Handicap Hardies of £40, second horse to receive £5 from the stakes; about but not less than 1£ miles, over 6 flights of hurdles 3ft 6in high, Winner of any hurdle race aftei declaration of weights to carry lOlt extra. Nomination 15s, acceptance 20s ; to start at 11.30 a.m. 2. Maiden Plate of £30, second horse to receive £5 from the stakes ; about one mile ; weight for age ; open to all horses that have not won a race of £5 (value). Entrance 255; to close on general entry night. 3. Waitara Cup Handicap of £120, second horse to receive £15, and third horse £5 from the stakes: about 1£ miles; winners of an 5 handicap race over the value of £5C after the declaration of weights tc carry 71bs penalty; of two or more 141 b extra. Nomination 20s, accept ance 60s. 4. Clifton Stakes of £.25, second horse tc receive £5 from the stakes ; five furlongs; 3yrs Bat, 4yrs, and aged 9st ; open to non-winners. Entrance 20s ; to close on general entry night 5. Welter Handicap of £35, second norse to receive £5 from the stakes ; aboul 7 furlongs; minimum weight Bst 7lbs winner of any hurdle or flat rac« after declaration of weights tc carry 101 b extra. Nomination 15s acceptance 15s. 6. Flying Handicap of £50, second horse to receive £5 from the stakes ; aboui three quarter mile ; winner of anj handicap race after declaration oi weights to carry 71bs penalty; of twc or more 141 b extra. Nomination 20a acceptance 255. 7. Selling Race of £20; three-quartei mile; Winner to become the property of the Clab, and sold immediately after the race; 9st up; post entry Entrance 15a. 8. Final Flutter of £25, second horse tc receive £5 from the stakes; about half mile; catch weights. Entrance 20s. To oloae on general entry night DATES OF NoISNATIONS AND ACCEPTANCES. . Nominations for all handicaps mutt be in the bands of the Secretary, at the Waitara Hotel, on Thursday, Octobei 13th, not later than 9 p.m., accompanied with the name, age, pedigree, colours, and performances of horse. Telegraph office closes at 5 p.m. Handicaps appear on Saturday, October 22nd. Acceptances and general entries on Thursday, Octjobei 27th, except for Welter, for acceptances are due after the Clifton Stakes. . r ; ' ' RULES AND REGULATIONS. Definition of a Hack. — A hack means a horse that has never won an advertised race of any description (Hack, Hunter, and Ponies' Races excepted) f and is not nominated for any race other than Hack race at time of start. Five per cent, will be deducted from the stakes towards defraying expenses. Jockeys must be clean and well dressed; or will be liable to a fine of £5 for infringement of this rale. All races to be run under the Rules of Racing as adopted by the Metropolitan Club of New Zealand. All horses to be ridden in colours; same to accompany acceptances <nd general entries. No entry or nomination will be received except upon these conditions: — That all disputes, claims, and objections arising shall be decided by a majority of the Stewards present, or whom they may appoint, and^lheir deoision upon all points connected with the carrying ont of this programme shall be final, except in cases of appeal provided for by the Rules of Racing. Horsps walking over will only receive 50 per cent of the stakes. The necessary amount in cash must accompany all nominations and acceptances. The Committee reserves the right of postponing the date of meeting, nomina tions, and acceptances, also weights, should they deem it fit to do so. The Secretary will receive moneys for investment on the totalisator up to 1Q a.m. on day of races. - - H. SPURDLE, Secretary and Treasurer. Subjeot to the approval of Metropolitan Club. Submitted and approved this sth day of September, 1898.— Robt. G. BauCHOPE, Secretary Taranaki Jockey Club. a 534 TO POTATO GROWEhS. I HAVE for sale a limited quantity of imported CIRCULAR HKAD SEED, guaranteed pure and a splendid sample. This will be found a spiendid opportunity for those wanting a change of seed, s. Farmers are advised to book their orders at once. NEvVT;N. KING. aB3B THE RICHEST IN CREAM. NESTLES • SWISS MILK. _____ is C*N BE USED FOR ALL PURPOSES OF FRESH MILK. ONE QUALITY ONLY -THE BEST Of all Grocers and Storekeepers. District Agents — purges,. Fraser & Co ,

WANTED KNOWN. NURSE DYSON, late of Wellington, is open for ENGAGEMENT as a thoroughly experienced Trained Nurse. — Address, NURSE DYSON, MIDBIRST. b 24? A GREAT SOLDIER'S OPINION. T ORD WOLSELEY says: — "The worst enemy Great Britain has to fight is Drink — it kills more than all our newest weapons of warfare, and not only destroys the body but the mind and the soul also." THIS SCATHING CONDEMNATION does not refer to the renowned EMPIRE Teas, which refresh the body and the mind, and do not injuriously affect the soul. THE EMPiEE COMPANY, W. &.G. TURNBULL & CO., Proprietors, WELLINGTON. BURGESS, ERASER & Co., Wholesale Agents for New Plymouth. WAVERLEY and WAITOTARA TRACING /^<LUB (For Hacks Only). ANNUAL~MEETING. To be held on the Waverley Racecourse, on Wednesday, November 9, 7898. President : William Wilson, Esq. VicePresidents : Freeman R. Jackson, Esq., Walter Symes, Esq. Judge :Mr K. H. Nolan. Starter : Mr A. W. Budge. Handicapper : Mr J. E. Henry. Hon. Surgeon : Dr. Harvey. Timekeeper : Mr N. Hearn. Clerk of Scales : Mr W. McFarlane. Clerk of Course : Mr D. Noake. Hon. Treasurer: Mr Edgar P. Symes. Stewards : Messrs W. Wilson, J. Hair, O. Symes, R. Bremer, J. Kennedy, D. S. Taylor, W. Brewer, G. F. Bremer, A. Symes, N. Hearn, T. H. Nicholson, W. McFar* lane. PROGRAMME :— 1. Handicap Hurdle Race, of 50 soys. Second horse to receive 10 boys out of the stakes; 1£ miles, over six flights of batten sheep hurdles 3ft 6in high. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 203. To start at 11.30 a.m. 2. Waverley and Waitotara Cup, of 85 soys. Second horse to receive 10 soys and third 5 sovb, both out of the stakes; 1£ miles handicap. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 40s. To start at 12 noon. 3. Morton Memorial Stakes Handicap, of 50 sovg. Second horse to receive 10 , soys out of the stakes; 1 mile. Nojnination, 20s; acceptance, 20s. To start at 12.30 p m. 4. Flying Handicap, of 50 soys. Second hcrse to receive 10 soys out of the stakes ; $ mile. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 20a. To start at 1 p.m . 5. Momohaki Stakes Handicap, of 50 soys. Second horse to receive 10 boys from the eiikes ; 1£ miles. Nomination, 20s ; acceptance, 20s. To start at 2.30 p.m. . 6. Catch Weights, of 30 bovb., Second horse to receive 5 boys out of the stakes ; £ mile. Catch weighty. Entrance, 20s, on night of general entry. To Btart at 3 p.m. 7. Prince of Wales' Handicap, of 50 soys. Second horse to receive 10 sovb out of the stakes; 7 furlongs. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 20s. To start at 3.30 p.m. 8. Final Stakes, of 35 soys. Second horse to receive 5 sovg out of the stakes; £ mile. Open to any Hack not nominated for any race at this meeting (Catch Weigh tsexcepted). Minimum weight 9st; winner of Catch Weights to carry 141 b penalty. Entrance, 30s, on night of General Entry. To Btart at 430 p.m. DATESoi" NOMINATIONS, ACCEPTANCES, & GENERAL ENTRIES. Nominations close at the Commercial Hotel, Waverley, at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, 11th October, 1898. Weights on Tuesday, 25th October. Acceptances and General Entries up to 8 p m. on Monday, 31st October. Telegraph and Pose Offices close 5 p.m. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. The winner of the Waverley. and Waitotara Cup, Flying Handicap, and Momohaki Stakes to carry a penalty of 71b8 iv any other race at this meeting, not cnmplative. 2. The winner of any lace of the value of £50 or over, after the declaration of weights, to carry a penalty of 71bs in any race ac this meeting. 3. A hack is a horse that has never won an advertised race ([hack and hunter excepted) and that is not at time of start, and has not been daring the three calendar months previous to the start nominated for any race (hack and hunter races excepted). 4. All nominations must include de* scription, age, pedigree, colours of rider, and name of owner ; horses in all cases to carry the said colours, and also numbered saddle cloth provided by the club. 5. All nominations, with the necessary amount in net cash, must be in the hands of the Secretary at advertised time ; post marks will not be recognised on any pretext whatever. 6. All races to be run under the Wangaaui Metropolitan Rules of Racing. '' 1. No entry will be received for any race except on the distinct condition that any andall claims, disputes, and objections which may arise in connection with the racing shall be settled by the Stewards or who they may appoint ; such decision to be final. EDGAR P. SYMES, Hon. Sec. and Treas. Approved in accordance with the Rules of Racing. September 7th, 1898.— Fbeeiun B. Jackson, Sec. W.J.O. b 240

WEST COAST i LAND COMMISSION & PRODUCE_AGENCY. XNTENDING Settlers are reminded A that land in this district stands dry weather better than any other part of Taranaki, the district should been visited before a selection is made elsewhere. Most lands are near factories. property~lFst, recent additions. 220| Acres, 20 acres grass; low rent ; goodwill cheap. 130 Acres, 80 grass ; house ; partly fenced ; goodwill very low. 190 Acres, freehold, 100 grass; fenced house ; outbuildings. 244 Acres, 14Q grass ; low rent, cheap. 285 Acres, L.P., low rent ; 12^ acres lines felled; sheep land; goodwill very low. 199 Acres, 130 grass -, low rent ; partly fenced ; metal road, 81 Acres, open house, yard, shed ; near town. Also, — GRASS SEED FOB SALE. Perennial and Italian Rye, Cocksfoot, Foxtail, Dogstail, Timothy,; Cowgrass Alsike, Wild Clover, Rape, &c. A. H. MOORE. OPUNAKE. XFOR COUGHS and COLDS take Wood's Great Peppermint Cure. Is 6d and 2s 6d 40 TOINS 40 FUINGUS WAMED BY ON T7-EE n IVee and CHING XT" BE & nO., HING JJIEE & \JO., Stratford and New Plymouth. CASH BUYERS of Fungu», Zinc, Lead, Copper, and Brass. We can give the highest price, in any quantity, for Fungus in New Zealand. Just Arrived,— ' Large Stock of Fancy Goods, Fireworks. ' All Sorts of Crackers, Preserved Ginger, Silk Handkerchiefs (Wholesale & Retail). 5 LOWEST PRICE IST TOWN FOR [ GASH ONLY. ' Large Stock of Grocercies, — Best Eating Potatoes, 6s per cwt ; Best Roller Flour, 13s per 1001 b bag. r White Sugar call and get Price. White Rose Kerosene, per tin 6s 6d ; r New Currants, 5d per lb ; New Sultanas ' or Raisins, 7d per lb ; Candles, from 5d up to 8d per lb ; Soap, from 3d, 6d, lOd I per bar, per box from 6b 6d, best, 10s ; Sago or Tapioca, 61b for Is ; Washing i Soda, Salt, Whiting, Id per lb. TEAS — Nelson Moate, Nathan's, or Rassakola, all sorts, in Packet or Box reduced 3d per pound all round. I :. ON KEE & CHING KEE & Co., r ' Stratford and New Plymouth. I ~" a 839 I ___ . . | Taranaki I Beacon Factory, ' tfEW PLYMOUTH, \ Are supplying Bacon \ second to none in the x market. f To be had of all grocers i Trotters, Tongues, Pig's Heads, &c, for sale at Factory. i A. DRAKE, i I PROPRIETOR ) _8J s p R O G A N DBA j Only a box of Pbogandka, E It looked so soft and white, The heart of a suffering traveller i Was cheered at the welcome sight. f It was a box of Pbogandra He had bought down the street, And be took it borne so gladly £ To cure the corns on his feet. A neat tin box of Pboqandba 1 He sees through tears of joy, And tells his wife 'tis the corn cure r My father used when a boy. ) Now, just a word for Pboqandba, I'll tell abroad its fame To my friends who still are suffering, For to suffer is a shame, i When a shilling box of PsoaANDRA Will painlessly cure them the same. r TTIOLENTRAGING TOOTHACHE V Why suffer from it ? when Barraclough's Macho Nervine will relieve in I one minute and soon kill the nerve, and does not harm. the teeth. Price Is from the agents. . QCIATICA, Chronic Rheumatism, and ' lOCIATIOA, Lumbago are certainly cured with Bakraclough's Rheumatic 1 Liquid (taken internally). [ *]WTERVOUS PROSTRATION, NcrJli vous Headache, and Nervous , Neuralgia oured by taking Barraclough's Nervine Pills, la 6d and 2s 6d pcr t ;bbx from the agents. iK. IF YOU COUGH or tave a Cold, take F YOU COUGH Barraclough's Acaoian Lung Balsam. Price, Is 6d and 2s 6d from the agents. Principal Agents : John Gilmour, New Plymouth Curtis Bros., Stratford j L. S. Barraclough, Hawera Ohas. Ford, Eltham H. Langman Rahotu J^. O'D. Quigley, Inglewood Cardiff Co-operative Society, Cardiff s H. J. Newman, Opunake T J. Macß«ynolda, Pungarehu D. F. Greenway, Okato F. A. Pearson Toko R. & H. Wagataff, Pihama Mrs-Hay, Waitara , O. N. Rowe,Urenui Jno. Gilmour, Jan., Manaia a 274 WANTED KNOWN,— That all up-to-date farmers use GEAR CO.'S MANURES and LAWE'S BUPERPHORPa.vTB.— Newton Kino, Agent. L CAN'T take Pills I Done iajce. ■fVWahoo" instead, causes do ticknea* . v»a depressed ipirite. % 6d,-Chemisto GfroHfl. ' ...-,. , ' -,