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Waipawa Mail, Volume X, Issue 1020, 9 December 1886, Page 2 (Supplement)

lIAMPDFir AGING CLUB. rjTUESDAY, DUMBER 28, 188 G. T President : Mr M. Maso* Vice President : Mr X. S. G. Civon. Judge: Mr A. Gihlin. Svter ; Mr W. Austin. Clerk of the tales : Mr J. 1 McMillin. Clerk of the bourse : Mr J. Baker. Stewaids : Messrs S. W. IlardjM. Vesty, i H. R. Mason, G. Parkihon, jun., I J. Seymour, J. Baker and S.Vest.y. Programme. 1. HURDLE RACE of 10 sovs. ; 14 nJes ; over 5 flights of hurdles, 3ft Gin ligb. Weight lOst. Entrance 10s. 2. MAIDEN PLA r IE of 8 sovs ; I : £ mile*. Weight 9st. Entrance Bs. 3. HAMPDEN STAKES of 12 sovs, 1$ ] miles. Weight lOst. Entrance 12s. 4. DISTRICT HACK RACE of 5 sovs ; 1 mile. Weight lOst. Entrance sa. 5. RUATANIWIIA CUP of 10 .sovs; 1* miles, list. Entrance 10s. G. KERERU STAKES of 10 sovs; 14 miles. Weight Bst. Entrance 10s. 7. CONSOLATION RACE of 5 sovs. ; mile. For all beaten horses ; weight 9st. Entrance ss. Rules & Regulations. Entrances for the above events will close with the Secretary at Hampden on December 18th, at 8 p.m. No entrance will be received unless accompanied with the necessary entrance fee. Races run under the New Zealand Metropolitan Club’s “ Rules of Racing.” Three horses to start or only half the money advertised will bo given. All the races at this meeting are conlined to hacks only. Horses winning a race and starting for another will carry a penalty of 71bs. All horses entered for the District Race must he the bona Ji.dc property for three months previous to the race dajq of persons residing in the North Ruataniwlui District for a like period. Horses that have won over £ls in one stake are debarred from entering for the Hurdle Race and Hampden Stakes. As regards all the other races, no horse shall be allowed to enter for them that has won over £lO in one stake. Protests must bo lodged with the secretary within 15 minutes after the race to which it refers, accompanied by a fee of 1 sov. J. McMILLIN, 2GI Secretary. WAIPAWA BREWERY. riTIIE undersigned takes this opportunity JL of thanking his friends for the past support given to the Waipawa Brewery, and hopes for a continuation of their favours, when he will always make it his business to supply a first-class article, as nothing but the best Malt and Hops which can be procured is used. In connection with the Brewery, I have lately built a new BOTTLING CELLAR, and can now supply BOTTLED ALE, quality guaranteed, and acknowledged bv all to be equal to any Bottled Ale in the market. N O T 1 C E. FROM this date I would respectfully request that any orders for Alo from the Waipawa Brewery should be addressed to the “ Manager, Waipawa Brewery. 55 March 12th, 1886. HENRY J. BAKER, 44 Waipawa Brewery. CARLTON HOTEL, II A S T I N G S. rjNIIIS newly-built, commodious, and JL well appointed hotel is now open to the public, and is conducted by MR H J BAKER, So well-known in Hawke’s Ba3 T . Mr 11. T. Thomson (in whose name the licence stands in the meanwhile) and Mr Baker have SPARED NEITHER PAINS NOR EXPENSE in furnishing and fitting up this Hotel, according to the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, and the Proprietor believes that his name will be a sufficient guarantee that the Hotel will be conducted in a first-class style. H. J. BAKER, HASTINGS. 3