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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1215, 20 January 1886, Page 3

ADVANTAGES. fpffE advantages of bujing for cash will 1 especi illy be shown at M'FablAVS's this week. The following job lots wi'l be offered for cash only :— 2OO pairs of Blankets, at 7i 6d j 100 large size, at 9» ; 50 superior large white Blankets, 16s 6d • 25 extra fine quality, 21s. TTOSIERY-1000 pair, all sizes, Merino XI Hose (women's included) at 6d per pair — worth double j red Embroidery Trimming, 3d, 4d, and sd. OIL CLOTH for fl>ors, lyd wide, lOdj Matting, 7£d, lOd, and Is; lea' her Oil Cloth for Tables, Is 4 1, Is 9d, and 2s j allwool Cloths, 7s lid, 8s lid, and 10* ; real Welsh Flannel, from 101 per yard; Alloa Yarn, 3j 3d ; Fingering, 2a iH. DRESS STUFF— Fancy lin-s from 8d ; Otloman Cord, 94H • ail-wool Tweeds, Is } Lustres, 9d and Is ; Galatea, 4f d, 6d, and 74d ; Prints, half-price. MEN'S GOODS— Best Mosgiel Pants, 7s 111 9J j all-wool Suits, 45s j Trousers and Vest, 21s ; worsted Sac Coats, 255 ; all tailor made. NOTtf!— We give our Customer* these advantages of Good Goods tt Low Prices »imply because we buy and sell for cash. Many of these woollen goods have been purchased by us at a considerable redaction off the manufactured price, so that you get every advantage in buying at M^FARLANE'S READY-MONEY DRAPER, Ross Place, LAWBEycs.

1 TUaPEKA COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB. mHIKD ANNUAL MEETING JL Will be held on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 21st and 22nd January, 1886, On the LAWRENCE RACECOURSE. Presidbnt : M. Fraer, Esq., J.P. Vice-president : H. Craig, Esq. Stewards : Messrs T. Dodds, F. Oudaille, J. Roughan, Jas. Robertson, O. Potts, Or. Macdonnell, J. Tucker, J. Barclay, J. Chalmers, P. Miller, E. Wakffleld, H. Tucker, R. G. Fulton, D. Beaton, W. Barron, J. Johneton, D. M'Donald, H. C. Clayton, Thos. Pope, J. Simpson. J. Bailey, W. Johnston, J. Ellis, R. Webb, J. Henderson, J. Macdonnell, andß. Hart. Judge : Mr J. C. ArbuoUe. Teeastteer : Mr Q-. H. Gordon. Clebk: of CotTESE ; Mr T. Dwyer. Clebe of Scales : Mr T. Arthur, juur. Staetss : Mr H. Craig. Official Timekeeper : Mr J. Mitchinson.

PROGRAMME— FIEBT DAT. (1) Maiden Plate, of 20sots.— Entrance, 20s. For all horees that have not won over £10 ; back races included. DistaDce, 1.1 mi'es. (2) Novel Race (Handicap), of 3030vb.— Entrance, 20s ; acceptauce, 10s. The winner to bo sold with all its engage* meute, and the proceeds of the sale to go to the funds of the Club. Distance, 1 mile. (3) Publicans' Handicap, of 30sovs.— Entrance, 20a ; acceptance, 10?. Distance, 1 mile. (4) Distbict Handicap, of 20sovs. — Entrance, 15s; acceptance, ss. For all horses within a radius of 20 miles f n m Lawrence, and must be the property of the owner three months previous to the date of entry. Distance, \k miles. (5) La whence Handicap, of 403ovs.— Entrance, 30s ; acceptance, 10s. Distance, li miles, (6) Hack Sbllino Eaoe, of lOsovs,— Post entry. Entrance, 10s. Winner to be sold for £12, and any surplus to go to the race funds. No weight under 9at. Mile heals. (7) Hospital Race.— Entrance, 2« 6d. Ist prize, Whip j 2 id prize, pair of Spurs. Distance, 1 mile. Catch weights. Second Day. (1) Htjbdle Race (Handicap), of SSsovs. — Entrance, 255 ; acceptance, 10s. Over eight flights of hurdles, 3ft 6ia. Two miles and a distance. (2) Flying Handicap, ol 20sovs. — Entrance, 15s ; acceptance, ss, Distance, 1 mile. (8) Handicap Time Trot, of 25sovb.— Entrance, 15s ; acceptance, 10s. No weight under 10 stone ; saddle or harness op* tijnal. Distance, 3 miles. (4) Tbial Stakes, of 20aovs. — Entrance, 15s j acceptance, ss. For three-year* olds foaled within the Counties of Tuapeka, Bruce, Taieri, and Clutha. Colts, Bst 4lb; fillies and geldings, Bat lib. Distance, 1 mile, (5) Hack Selling Sage, of lOsots. Post Entry. Entrance, 10s. Winner to be sold for £12, and any surplus to go to the race funds. No weight under 9 stone. The winner of the Sack Race on first day to carry a penalty of 101 b. Mile beats. (6) Txtapeka Cottntj: Jockey Club Handicap, of 5030V9. — Entrance, 303 j accep* tance, 20s. Distance, 2 miles. (7) Benevolent Scueet. — Entrance, 2s 6d. The rider of the winning horse to be presented with a Whip, an<l the second with a pair of Spurs. Distance, f -mile Catch weights. (8) Consolation Handicap, of 15sovs. — Entrance, 10s; acceptance, ss. Distance, 1 mile. Post Entry. RULES AND REGULATIONS. The Rules of the Dunedin Jockey Club will be strictly enforced. Three entries to be made for each race, or the public money will not be given 5 and another race may ba substituted. No entry to be received for any race except upon this condition: — That all disputes, claims and objections, arising out of the racing, Bball be decided by the Stewards, or a majority of them, and their decision on all points connected with carrying out of the above programme to be final. No protest shall be entertained unless lodged in writing, and accompanied with the sum of £1 Is. Jockey costume insisted upon. Five per cent, deducted from the gross amount of all stakes for expenses. Weights for Flying Handicap and Tu&peka County Jockey Club Handicap will be posttd up at the office of the Secretary at 10 o'cloi k on night of first day's racing. Acceptances for Novel Race, Publicans' Handicap, District Handicap, Lawrence Handicap, Hurdle Race, Handicap Time Trot, and Trial Stakes must be receiv d not later than 9 p.m. on Wednebday, 20th Jawuaby, j IBB6. All Nominations to be accompanied by fee*, with name, age and description oE hone and colors of rider, to be in the hands of the Secretary not later than the day and hour above mentioned « H. P. THOMPSON, B«oreUr7.