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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1024, 15 March 1884, Page 3

■HTTRICK DOMAIN JOCKEY CLUB •^ ANNUAL RACES Will bo held On MONDAr, 17th MARCH, 1884 (St: Patrick's Day), On the Eitbicx Domain. SXBWABDS— Mv E. M'Leod Mr C. Nicholson Mr A. T. Brazil Mr W. M'Clelland Mr J. Meiklo Air J. Bowden Mr Robt. Waugh Mr T. Eickards Mr M. Guinan Mr Moore Graham Mr Wm. Waugh. Judge— Mr J. Bowden. , f TABTEH — Mr A. M'Phcrson. CIiBBK OF SCAIES — Mr T. Rickards. programmehandicap HttbdliK Race, of 15sovs.~ Abont two miles and , a distance ; over eight flights of hurdles. Nomination, £1 ; acceptance, 15 s. Maiden Plate, of' 12sovs. — Distance, 1£ x miles. Weight for age ; for horses that have never won an advertised race of the value of £8. Post entry— £l. Domain Handicap, of 20sovs.— Distance, two miles; open to all comers. Nomination, £1 j acceptance, £1, DisTKior Handicap, of 15sovs.— Distance, li miles. For horses owned by residents of Teviot and James R Mings for three months prior to the 17th March, 1884. Entrance, £1; acceptance, 15s. Fabmbbs' Pubse, of 15sovs.- Distance, H miles ; no weight under 10 stone. For horses the bonafde property of residents of Teviot and James Ridings, and owned by them three months before the rare meeting. Nomination, £1 ; acceptance 15j. Hack Race, of lOsoys. — Distance, H miles. Open to all horses within Teriot and Jumes Sidings that have never won an advertised race of the value of £8. No weight under 9 stoi-.e. Post entry — £1. Hospital Race.— Distance, one mile. Iho winner to receive ft Riding Whip. En tranco, 2s 6J. Consolation Handicap, of B«ot.— Distancts, one mile ; for all beaten horses. Entrance, 10s ; acceptance, ss. RULES AND REGULATIONS. | 1. Nominations for the Hurdle Race, Domnm Handicap, and District Handicap must be nndc to the Secretary at the Bobert Burns Hotel, Et trick, before 8 o'clock p.m.i on SATURDAY, Ist MARCH, 1884; the Weights to be declared in the Tuapeka Times of sth March. Genera) Entries musl bo made on or before SATURDAY, 15th MARCH, 1884. 2. The Dunedin Jockey Club Rules will be strictly adhered to. 3. All Entries and Acceptances tnu«t be in sealed covers, addressed to the Secretary, and must contain entrance-money; description, pedigree, and ngo of bones ; and colors to be worn by the jockey. A penalt/ of two sovereigns will bo enforced for Riding in wrong colors. 4. Three starters for each event or no race § 5. No person to enter a horse unless he be a subscriber of not less th-xn £1 i>ter!ing to the funds ; aud no person to nominate unless both owner and nominator be a subscriber of the same amount. 6. In the event of anyone entering a protest, the sura of £L must be lodged with the Secretary bef >ro such protest can bo considered, the pritest-money to be forfeited to the funds should Iho Stewards consider the protest frivolous or vexatious. 7 Five per cent will be deducted fir ex« pensos from the gross amount of nl! monies paid in accordance with the programme. 8. All dispute?, claims, and objections arising out of tho races shall be decided by tho Stewards or whomsoever they may appoint. Their decision on all points con nected with the carrying out of the programme shall be final. Entries received only on these conditions. WM. WAUGH, Secretary. BLACK HORSE BREWEEY WETHERSTONES. OIMPSON, HART, AND CO. having leosed '^ this celebrated Brewery, beg to intimate to the inhabitants of Tuapeka, Tokom;iiriro, Clutha, Teviot, Tapanui, Waikuia, and surrounding Districts that they have commenced Brewing, and hope, by supplying a first-class article, to receive a continuance of the patron* age so liberally bestowed upon their Predecessor?. The Brewery wil be under the imme-' diate supervision of Mr Simpson whose reputation as a first-class Brewer is favorably known in this and surrounding districts, having been in the employ of the lato firm in that enpacity for a number of yenrs. No expert will be wanting on tho part of the Proprietors to produce an articlo that will commend itself to their Customers, and sustain the good character of the Black Horse brew. Orders forwarded to Abijtjckie, Robebtson and Co., Lawrence, will be promptly attended to. SIMPSON, HART & CO. TTAVING leased the Black Horse Brewery — •■ Wolberstones, to Messrs SIMPSON Hab.t and Co., we take this opportunity of returning our best thanks to our numerous patrons for the liberal support accorded us during the past few rears, and have to request, on behalf of our successors (who have had considerable experience in the brewing business), a continuance of tho patro.mge hitherto extended to us. We feel confident thnt our successors will do their utmost to maintain the high reputation hitherto enjoyed by the Black Horse brewery. CLAYTON AND M'NAB. [A CA.RD DHILIP UREN *■ VALUATOR. Dsk'fls— Town Hall Lawreuco