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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1788, 29 January 1886, Page 3

PROGRAMME FOB THE ENTERTAINMENTS TO BE GIVEN BY THE SOUTH WAIUAUAPA AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB, I ON RACE NIGHTS, JAN. 29 and 30. FIRST NIGHT, FRIDAY. PROGRAMME— Past I. NEXT OF KIN, Tubal Todd, an aged invalid—Mr Barnard Jack Todd, an impulsive young fellow—Mr Campbell EC* TiS 1 ”) **** Mr Vincent, a lawyer— Mr Lawson Charity Beckett, an Irish housekeeper—Lady Amateur Jiles Jocket, a man servant—Mr Phillips Interval. CONUNDRUMS. Fast 11. | The Laughable and Screaming Farce, THE TURNED HEAD. Mr Filzfiggins— Mr Phillips Ferdinand, his son—Mr Barnard Dr Mulgent—Mr Campbell Dick, his servant —Mr Webster Dampley—Mr Mszton Spoutling—Mr Alexander Lanra —Lady Amateur

SECOND NIGHT, JAN. 80. CHIZELLING. (An Uproarious and Favorite Faroe.) Larkspur, a sculptor—Mr Barnard Trotter, bis servant—Mr Webster Dr Stonecrop, a shortsighted art connoisseur —Mr Maxton Kate, his niece—Lady Amateur Mrs Piper, a landlady—Mr Campbell Interval. SELECTIONS BY THE BAND. Part 11. BORROWED PLUMES. (A Boisteiuus Burlesque.) Botherly Bibbing—Mr Phillips H. G. Tattleton— Mr Barnard Mizzle—Mr Campbell Violet—Lady Amateur Emma—Lady Amateur Two Prizes of £1 and lOs will be given for the best Two Sets of CONUNDRUMS. All Coos are to be sent in to the Secretary South Wairarapn Amateur Dramatic Club before the evening of the 29th instant, and must be marked on envelope “ Conundrums.’’ Competent judges will be appointed. To conclude with a DANCE. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. Admission, 2s and Is ; to the DANCE, Is extra. ''PARATAHI - CARTERTON JOCKEY L CLUB. SUMMER MEETING.

To be held on the TARATAHI RACE COURSE. ON FRIDAY, 19th FEB., 1886. President, W. C. Buchanan, M.H.8.; Judge, E. W. Dorset; Handicapper, H. MoMaater ; Starter, N. Grace ; Stewards, F. W. B. Seed, E. H. Buckeridge, S. Tancred, J. Eaton, A. Clifton, N. Oraoe, T. Grace, Clerk of Scales, L. Nix ; Clerk of Course, E. A. Beard ; Hon Treasurer, A. McKenzie ; Hou Secretary, G. W. Cellar. PROGRAMME. Handicap Hurdle Race, of 85 sots ; second horse to receive 5 sovs from the stakes. 2 miles ; over 8 flights of hnrdl—. 3ft 9in high. Nomination, I', acceptance, 2 sova. Hack Hurdle Race, of 10 sovs. One and a half miles, over 6 flights of hurdles, 3ft 9ui nign. iu=i .. P . Post entrance 10s. Maiden Plate, of 29 sovs. Ou. ...a » i.aif miles. Weight for age. Open for horses whi hj have never won a public stake of over 15 sovs, Hack, Hack Hurdles and .Steeplechases excepted, notwithstanding any of the Club's Rules to the contrary . Entrance 2 sovs. Tabatahi-Cabtebion J. C. Handicap, of CO sovs ; second horse to receive 5 sovs from the stakes. Two miles. Nomination, 1 sot ; acceptance, 1 sov. hovel Race, of 15 sovs. One and a bal* miles. Catch freights. The winner to become the absolute property of the Club, and to be sold by pnblio auction ten minutes after the race, the proceeds to go to the Club's fund. Post entrance, 10s. Hack Race, of 10 sovs. Once round the course. Catch weights. Post entrance, 10s. Clabevillc Handicap, of 30 sova. One and a half miles ; second horse to save bis stakes. Nomination, 1 sot ; acceptance,

30s. Consolation Handicap (il practicable), ol sots. Once round the course. Nomination, 10a ; acceptance, 1 aov. RULES AND REGULATIONS. All entries must he made subject to the condition that all disputes, claims, and objections arising out of the racing shall be decided by a majority of Stewards present, or whom they may appoint, and that sneh decision shall be final and binding in all cases. Nominations for Handicap Hurdle Race, TarataMCnTteri'm Jockey Club Spring Handicap, and Clare* ▼ille Handicap to be made in writing, stating name, pedigree, performances, description and age of horse, and the colors of the rider, ana to be sent in aceom* panied by the nomination fee to the Hon Secretary, G. W. Daller, Carterton, on or before Wednesday, 3rd February, ISB6, 9 p.m. Weights to be declared on or Monday, the Bih February, 1936, and published in local newspapers. Acceptances and General entries to be made on or before Friday, 12th February, 1896, at 9 p.m. Three entries or the public money will be withheld. No protest will be considered unless lodged with the Secretary within ten minutes after the race, accomJianied by a deposit of two pounds, which shall be brfeited if the Stewards are of opinion that the protest is frivolous or vexations. All jockeys to ride m the colors nominated or a fine ot 1 sot will be enforced. The saddling bell will ring at 11.30 a.m.,’ first race to start at 12 noon sharp. Tbe rules of the Club to apply in all oases, where not provided for in this programme. A horse to tun in the Hack, and Hack Hurdle Races must comply with the following conditions, viz : (i) It must be iu actual use as a bona fide hack. (2) It must not have been trained, i.e. galloped or sweated in clothing or rug at least for six months before this race meeting. (3) It mu>t never have been entered for any other I race, tbe advertised stake of which being more than fifty pounds. I (4) It must not for two years previous to this race 1 meeting have started for any race except 8 Hack, or Hack Hurdle Race. 1 (6) It must never have won any race except a Hack, or Hack Hurdle Race. ! G. W. DELLKB, 3*3 Secretary. RACESJUCES. FOB THE BACKS I FOB THE RACES 1

Passengers from Wellington can get Coaches direct from the Railway Station to the Coune, and also to the Foresters' Hotel. JONES’ NEW BRAKE ! JONES' BRAKE 1 ALWAYS ON HIRE AT REASONABLE TERMS. Harwell's large Stables and Loose Boxes, south i-nd of the town, specially secured in addition to onr own for the occasion. G- JONES, FORESTERS’ HOTEL. GBEYIOWN. 33 FOUND. A Chestnut Draught Horse, branded S on oS shoulder. Wbite Star on forehead. Owner apply Siamdabd Office for information.