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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIX, Issue 8114, 7 April 1906, Page 1

i AGING (Reoistkrer.) AUTUMIM MEETING. ■.•TAUHERENIKATJ RACECOURSE. APRIL 14th and.l6th, I'JOG. iEIBST.DAY.—I. TeNWhitlHack Hurdle Handicap, of 75 spvs.seoon JO sovs ; nom 20s, ace.2os; 2—iMaiden Hack, of 60 tovfi, second 10 -govs; for thrr e.-year-olds and upwards, weight-forage; entrance 20s ; six furloncs. 3.—Easier i Handicap, of\2oo sovs, second 25 sovs, third 10 sovs; nom 20s, ace Ctts; one mile and a distance. 4. -Torobr.ngaHflck Handicap of>Bs sovs, second 10 sovs, and third 5 sovs; nonvUOs, acc.2os ; six, furlongs. 5,- Waingaimoaaa Handicnp of 85 f.ow, seoondlO sovs, minimum weight Bst, nom 20s,.ace 20s; seven furlongs.. 6.—Te Wftka Hack Welter Handicap 0f.70 sovs, second 10sovs:;.'minimum' weight. Bst 71b, nom 20s, >aac 20s; seven furlongs. ,7. —Waiovongonmi HaDdioup, of' lie sovs, second 10sovs ; tnird 5 sovs:; nora' 20s, ace 40s; six furlongs. ;B.—Makahij (Hack Handicap of 70 sovs, second 10 sovs,; nom ;20s, aco 20s;. five furlongs. ! ■HECONDiDAY.—I.-Te Ngaxara Hack ■Hurdle Handicap, of 85 sovs, second 10: sovs, third 6 sovs, nom 20s, ace 20s:; 'miles. 2.—Rontuwai Handicap of 115' sovs, second 1.0 sovs, third 5 sovs;; com; 20$, see 40s; six furlongs. 3.—Moroai Hack Handicap of ,70 sovs, second 10 sovs, nom 20s. ace 20s: six furlongs.; 4. Tauherenikau Hack Handicap! of ,7.5 sovs, second 10 sovs, third 5 sovs.;i minimum weight Bst.; nom 20s, ace 20s, orae> mile. 5.- Autumn Handicap of 150 bovb, i second 15 sovs, third ,10 sovs.nom 'Mb, i ace 50s, one mile. 6.- -Te Kopi Hack Han-: dieap of 75 sova, second .10 sovs, nom 20s, i ace 20s, seven furlongs. 7. Stewards' ! Handicap of 100 sovs, second 10 sovs, third 5 sovs, ininimum,weight7st 71b, nom .208.;Jic'C.i!08, five iurlongs. 8.- Waiohine Hack Handicap of 65 sovs, second 10 sovs third 5 sovs, norn .20s, ace 20;, four furlongs. ~ . i Nominations for nil events and Entries for Maidpn Hack eloee on Monday, March 26th, at B^,m. Weights,for first daj's handicaps will be (?eclartd about .Friday, April 6th., and for Secqnd ,Day on April 14th, at 7.30 p.m. Acceptances far the first -day's events, close on Monday, Amil iHh, at 8 p.m. ; i and .for second day's events «n the evening ©f the first day's taces, at 9 p,m> ' Pi«nalUes.— .winner of.sny race after tbe.dec-laiftion of werghts to carry 71b, oxtt«. of two or more races JLoli>*xtra, No penalty lOibo bouned in open suttxs for wii.e in hack events., ■ ■/I E. A. LAERY .1,... '.: Secretary, Featbcr&ton. ARLBOROUGH OACING f~M.VB. AUTUMN MEETING, 1906. To be held on the Riverlands Racecourse, Blenheim. ON Wednesday and Thursday, May gth and xoth, 1906. PBOGBAMME FIRST DAY. 1. Handicap' Hack Hurdles,|of 50 sovs. 1J miles. 2. Maiden Hack Race, of 50 bovs. 5 furlongs. 3. Marlborough Cuv,(open)of i2osovs. ijmiles, 4. Opawa Welter Hack Handicap of 50 sovs. 7 furlongs. 6. FirstHxN-DiCApTßOT(sadd!e)of2oSovs. imile. 6. Autumn Hack Handicap,.o<sosovs. 6furlongs, 7. Flying Handicap, (open) of 75 sovs. 6 furlongs. B.' Electric Hack Handicap, of 50 sovs. 5 furlongs, SECOND DAY. I.ISECONII Handicap Hack Hurdles, :ofi 50 sovs. jj miles. 2. High Weight Hack Handicap, of 50 sovs. 6 furlongs. 3. President's Handicap, (open), of 100 sovs. once round (about a mile and a distance). 4. Dash Hack Handicap, of 50 sovs. 4 furlongs. s;| Second Handicap Trot, (saddle), of 20 sovs. 1 mile and a half. 6. Riverlands Hack Handidap of ;o sovs. 7 furlongs. 7. Telegraph Handicap :(open). of 70 sovs. (7 furlongs. 8. Second Welter Hack Handicap of 50 sovs. 6 furlongs. NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS AND ACCEPTANCES. Nominations close for all races on Saturday, April aist, at the Secretary's office, High Street. Blenheim, at 9 p.m. Weights for first day's races declared on or about Monday, April 30th. Acceptances for first day's races (except Maiden) close at Secretary's office on Saturday, May sth, at 9 p.m. Weights for second day's races declared on Wednesday, May 9th, at 8 p.m. Acceptances for second day's races close on Wednesdav, May 9th at the Secretary's office, at q p.m. C. J. W.iGRIFFITHS, Secretary. Blenheim, Ist January, igo6. ' DEVONSHIRE ;HO US E l /[~B J. IiONGSTAFF has pleasure in Xl_ announcing to the residents of Maeterton and surrounding districts that he has purchased the above well-known house, and trusts by strict attention to the wants of patrons to merit a continuance of support. tfIRST-CLASS ATTENTION, Bates Seasonable. Yictokia Street Mabtebton. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, QUEEN STEEET, MASTEBTON. NE of the finest and best appointed hotels in the Colony. Fine roomy bedrooms, well furniehed. Good private apartments and spacious dining and sitting rooms. First-class Table kept. Best brands oi Liquors. Night Porter always in attendance. J. O'MEARA, Proprietor.