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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 11933, 5 April 1902, Page 4

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EGMONT KACING CLUB. HATVERA. President : R. H. Nolan. Vice-Pres-ident : R. E. Mcßae. Stewards : W. C. Adamson, A. W. Budge, M. F. Baird, Robt. Hicks, Jas. Davidson, W. Brewer, Wf C. Symes, A. S. Tonks, Dr. Westenra. Starter : T. Cameron Clerk of Course : T. C. Sutherland. Clerk of Scales : H. W. Sutton. Handicapper : J. E. Henrys. Hon. Surgeon : Dr. Westenra. Timekeeper : M. J. Goodson....Judge : W. H. HartgiU. Treasurer : H. W. Sutton. Secreretary : J. W. Hirst. WINTER MEETING. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, May 7 and 8, 1902. ' *'" PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. TO start at 12 o'clock. Railway Handicap (Open). First Handicap Hack Hurdles. Tawhiti Handicap (Hack). Hawera Cup (Open). Waini Handicap (Hack). % Mokoia Handicap (Hack). Telegraph Handicap, (Hack). SECOND DAY Z Trial Handicap (Hack). Stewards' Handicap (Hack). Borough Handicap (Open). - Second Handicap Hack Hurdles. Opeke Handicap (Hack) . Manaia Handicap (Open). Ngamutu Handicap (Hack). DATES OF NOMINATIONS AND ACCEPTANCES. And amounts to be forwarded. . NOMINATIONS. MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1902, at 9 p.m. Railway Handicap lsov, First. Handicap Hack Hurdles lsov r TaVrhiti Handicap lsov, Hawera Cup lsov Waihi Handicap lsov, Mokoia Handicap lsov, Telegraph Handicap lsov Trial Handicap 10s, Stewards Handicap lsov, Borough Handicap lsov, Second Handicap Hack Hurdles lsov, Opeke Handicap lsov, Manaia Handicap lsov, Ngamutu Hanjdicap lsov. ACCEPTANCES. FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1902, at 9 p.m. Railway Handicap lsov, First Handicap Hack Hurdles lsov, Tawhiti Handicap 1 soy, Hawera Cup Ssovs, Waihi Handicap lsov, Mokoia Handicap lsov, Telegragh Handicap lsov. WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1902, at 9.30 p.m. Trial Handicap 10s, Stewards' Handicap lsov, Borough Handicap lsov, Second Handicap Hack Hurdles lsov, Opeke Handicap lsov, Manaia Handicap 2sovs, Ngamutu Handicap lsov. WEIGHTS. On or about MONDAY. APRIL 28, 1902. Railway Handicap, First Handicap Hack Hurdles, Tawhiti Handicap, Hawera Cup, Waihi Handicap, Mokoia Handicap, Telegraph Handicap. .WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1902, at 8 p.m. Trial Handicap, Stewards' Handicap Borough Handicap, Second Handicap Hack Hurdles, Opeke Handicap, Manaia, Handicap, Ngamutu Handicap. and acceptances will be received at the time and on the dates' mentioned at the ofßce of the Club Hawera ; and by Harry H. Hayr, llattersall's, Auckland ; and Alfred T. Danvers, Napier. , Telegraph* Office closes at Hawera at 8 p.m. _. » For further particulars see Referee of 19th March. «■ J. W. HIRBT, Secretary. Approved by the' Taranaki Metropolitan Club, September 11th, 1901. —Mussell Fleetwood, Secretary. ' BEWLEY & GEIFFI HS, Devon Street, New Plymonth, Idmd Agents, Sharebrokers* Auctioneers, OKPJEB the following Selection of Properties for Sale: — £.115 vrtil secure nice dairy farm of 125 acres. 40 acres in busb, 5 paddocks, -4-roomed house. Cowshed would hold 17 baila. Harness room. \\ ' miles from Co-operative factory, on mam metalled road Price, £5 12s per acre. First-class level dairy farm of 105 acres well fenced and subdivided. 4 good paddocks. About 13 acres.ploughed. Small orchard. Goo£ new 6-roomea bouse, trapshed and cowshed. School & factory almostadjoining. Metalled road, near New Plymouth. Price, £Q 5s par acre. 120 Axree, all in grass, mostly level, a good part ploughed. 8 paddocks and pig paddock. 6-roomed house, dairy, trapshed . large bayebed, etc. Excel teat farm, well situated. Factory clese. Price, £11 10b per acre. USO Aooes, all grassed, 12 acres ploughed, 8 paddocks,, good fencing. Good house, .cowshed, calf-bouse^ trapshed, men's p*>ob, dairy, with excellent waier pow<a% £8 10s per acre. ' Ask to? the Investor's Onide. Agents for Baldwin and Rayward. Patent and Trade Marks Secured. All bnainess *tsietly confidential. Full particnlarsoa application. { ROYAL MAili GOAOB. RUiib duily from Opnneke to JfiJMuni, conaectiof? with the morning fcrtin to Hawera, end meete the afternoon train from Hawera. ToFltham. am. Irtives Opuaake at ».. 6 A'rivfcs Punehu ... ... •»» 7 .arrives Aw*t«iae 7^»^ Arrives Birerlea .*, ... ... 8 Arrives Kaponga „.* ... ... 8.40 Arrives EltW- (n^aher's H0te1...10 To Opxtsake. p.m. Leaves Galgher's Hotel 3.3u Leaves Kaponga .5 L«ares Birerlea 5.45 Leaves Awatuaa b.lj Leaves Paneho <j-™» Arrives Opunako ... » 7.4 b *aie«-6/ "Ingle, 1O» return in Proprietor.