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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1671, 5 March 1890, Page 2

ETTRIOK JOCKEY CLUB RACE MEETING l (Under Dunedin Jockey Club Rules) v ■• \ WILL BE HEI.D OH THIS DOMAIN EACECOUESE, MOA FLAT, ON MONDAY, 17th MARCH, 1890. Stewards : MesMf Rickards, Waugh, Brazil, Malcolm, D. Robertson, J. Bennet, Graham, M'Leod, M'Lelland,,and G. Bennet. Presidbnt : Mr T. Riokards. Judge : Mr W. Waugh. Starter: Mr M. Graham. Clerk op SoalißS': Mr D. Robertson. Clerk op Course : Mr J. Bennet, Junior. Handioappers : Messrs Malcolm, Waugh, and Rickards. PROGRAMME. (To start at one o'elook.) (1) Maidbn Piatb, of £7 10s.— Distance, li miles ; for horses that have never won 1 public money. Weight for age. En ' trance, 7s 6d. Ist horse, £6 $ 2nd, £1 I 10s. (2) DoHAiNHANDiOAP.of £12 105.— -Distance, ! li miles. Nomination, 7s 6d ; acceptance, ss. Ist horse, £10 ; 2nd, £2 10s. (3) Handicap Time Tbot, of £10.— Distance, I 3 miles ; lOat up. Nomination, 5s ; acceptance, ss. Ist horse, £8 ; 2nd, £2. (4) Hack Racb, of £7 10s.— Distance, 1 mile ; lOsb up; for district horses only that have never won over £6 in one race. Entrance, 7s 6d. Ist horse, £6; 2nd, £1 10s. (5) District Handicap, of £B.— Distance, li miles j for district horses only, Nomination, 5s j acceptance, 2s 6d. Ist horse, £6; 2nd, £2. (6) Consolation Handicap, of £s.— Distance, 1 mile; for all beaten horses. Entrance, ss. RULES AND REGULATIONS. Jjfo person to enter a horse unless a sub* soriber of 10s 6d to the Race-fund. All Races post entry. Nominators for Domain Handicap and Trot to state previous performances (if any.) Three entries or no race. Hack Race and District Handicap for horses owned within a radius of fifteen miles from Senger Creek crossing at Ettrick (distances reckoned by main roads.) Horse and owner to have been resident in the district three months prior to the Races. All horses to be ridden in colours. Any person entering a protest to deposit £1, which sha be forfeited should the protest be considered frivolous or vexatious. The decision of the Stewards in all cases shall be final. GEORGE BENNET, Hon. Secretary. QPECIAL NOTICE! o — NEW AUTUMN GOODS. 30 PIECES DEESS MATERIALS In Cashmere (all colours), Foules, Homespuns, Beiges, Flannelettes, Winoies, &c., &c. — From 6d per yard. NEW MILLINEBY. Latest styles in Ladies' and Girls' Hats, Flowers, Laces, Corsets, Umbrellas, &c. 13 PIECES NEW SHIETING. Grand Value and Choice Patterns -From 6Jd per yard. FLANNELS. Roslyn and Welsh (all colours)— From 9|d per yard. CALICOES! TOWELS!! QUILTS!!! 50 PAIES BLANKETS. All colours and sizes— -From 7s 6d per pair. BOOTS AND SHOES. All kindß. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. Grand assortment of Suits. Boys', from 6s 6d ; Men's, from 19s 6d. M. FRIER, BOSS PLACE, LAWRENCE, STARTLING NEWS. WB. MARTIN is still to be found at • the old Shop, where you can at a moderate cost get your Watohes and Clocks put in proper order by a Practioal Watchmaker of 30 years' experience. No botohing done. In order to keep pace with the present competi'ion in trade, and to meet the dei pressed times, every article is reduoed to a prioe that will defy competition. ELECTRO-PLATE WARE. Cruets, Knives, Forks, and Spoons (in cases), Mugs, &c. JET GOODS. Broocheß,Bracelets, Earrings. Alberta.Neckleta WATOHES, CLOCKS, Ac. Watcheß, Clocks, Gold and Silver Jewellery, Imitation Gold and Silver Goods, Fanoy Goods, Pipes, Concertinas, Acoordeons, Sec. — at prices that will astonish the public. The Largest Stock hi Lawrence. w. b.Tsartin, Practical Watchmaker & Jeweller Ross Place, Lawrence. NOTICE. mHE undersigned, having determined to -*- give up Storekeeping, has decided on SELLING-OFF the whole of his Stock of Clothing, Drapery, Hosiery,' Boots and Shoes Furniture, Crockery, and miscellaneous Goods at prices that will astonish the public. As I intend to devote the whole of my time to the Auctioneering and Commission Agency Business, the whole of the Stock fmuit go. * J. C. ARBUOKLE. SUTHERLAND " TAILOR AND CLOTHIBB, ROSB PIiAOB, LiWBBNOB, Desires to inform the residents of Lawrence and surrounding distriot that he has lately received a first-class consignment of Tweeds (Home and Colonial), Broadcloths, Doeskins and Fancy Coatings, suitable for Winter wear) also, Gent's Hats, Collars Scarves Gt>nt'i Ties, Whit* and Crimean Shirt, &d, Ice