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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1829, 7 May 1886, Page 4

IBATABI - CARTERTON JOCKEY CLDB’S Birthday Meeting. MONDAY, MAY 24 rn, 1886. PP.E.-lI'EXT : W. C. Buchanan, M.H.R. ■IUGCE ; E. \V. Dorjft, HlTDiCArpsa : H. McMasUr, BTABTEB : N, Grace. stewards: F. W. B. Seed, J, Eaton K, H. Buckendge, A. Crilton & Tancred, N. Grace T. Grace. CURB or SCALEa : L. Nix. clerk or cocbse : E. A. Beard. Boa Taaiaratm : nos secretary ; A. McKenzie. G. V?. Deller. PROGRAMME. H**»icir Hurdle Race of 30 sovg ; second to receive 5 sots from tbe stakes, li mile* ; over six flights of hurdles 3ft Oia high. Nomination 1 sov, acceptance Mb. Hack Hurtle Race of lOsovs. One mile ; over four flights of hurdles, 3ft yin high! 10st ap. Post entrance 10s. Bjihidat Hasdicap of 50 sots ; second none to neetve 5 sova from tbe stakes. One and a half milee, Nomination I •ot ; acceptance 50s. Hack Race of 10 sots. Once round the eoone. 10m op. Poet entrance 10s. Clabetuxx Hamicap of 26 sots. One and a quarter miles; second hone to save his stakes. Nomination 1 sot ; acceptance 1 SOT. Goa sola tioe Hakdicap of 20 sots. Once rotutd tbe course. Nomination 10s ; acceptance 1 sot. KULXB ASD KBCULATIOSB. All **knM most be Bade subject to the eondilioi all sißmles, claims sod objections arising out c raein* shall be decided by a majority of Steward present, or whom they maj apjioint, and that sue! dcciMOß ii«mU be final and hiwling io all case* Nominations for Handicap Hurdle Knee, Birthda flitiMvp, and CUrenile Uanuicip, to bo made i: anting, atatiuf name, pedigree, performances, des crndOD, and age of horse, and the colors of the ridei f^aa 0 i? *® accompanied by the nomination fe t° tie H<» Swurr, O W Deller, Carterton, o or before THI KSDIV, 2;*™ April, I 88«, nt 'Jp o Wnghts to be deeUred on FRIDAY, 7th Mat, 188* sad published_m the local newspapers. Acceptance rfiv Ent™, to m » d « on or before MOS DAY, 34th Mat, 18*1, at lip m. Three entries or the public money will be withheld 3opr->l#T»t wy.l be c0..-*itierei unless lodged with th Beereurv, within ten “Taiinuies after the race, aceum pmue«l r a depo-it or two pounds, which shall b foneue- •: the steward* are of opinion that th protest .r.r.ious or vexatious. Ail joc**y * to ride in the colors nominated or a fle W » auv. wiji t*e enioreed. The saddling )«:l will ring at 11 a.m*, first race t •tort at 11 b0 sharp. TW rides of the Club to apply in all cases, whex •Ot pro Tided for m this programme. A hone to main the Hack and Hack Hurdl Kaces, most comply with the following condition <l.) It must be in actual use as a ‘ bona fide’ hack. (X.) It nose not hare been trained, (i.e ) galloped ( sweated in clothing or rug at least for til montl ••fore this race meeting. ****** never hate been entered for any othf r * c *> J* 1 * advertwed stake of which being moi tons filly pounds. {A) It moat not for two Tears previous to this rat meeting hate started lor anv race except Hack or Hack Hurdle Rate. most never have won any race except a Hac w Hack Hurdle race. O W DELLER. Hon* Secretary Vtrf'fC. NOTICE. DAILY COACH BETWEEN MARTINBOROUGH AND FEATHERBTON. ON AND AFTER FRIDAY. APRIL 23rd, G. LAWRIE WILL RUN A COACH EVERY WEEK DAY From Martin borough, leaving On’s Hotel at 6.45 a.m., arriving at Feathenton so as to catch first train to Wellington. Will leave heatberston Railway at 12 noon, calling at all Hotels and Stores for PASSENGERS and PARCELS, arriving at Martinborougb, 2.30 pm. G. L. trusts that the DAILY COACH SERVICE will be appreciated by the traveiling public. He will endeavor by courtesy, punctuality, and moderate charges to gain a shaie of support. Ci aboe, 2s Cd each way. Parcels A Goods al reduced rates. Greytown residents wanting Parcels delivered in Martinborougb can send tnem to Mr Buekeridge's Railway Refreshment Room, Featherstoe, and they will be taken on. In order to give the Storekeepers and Others of Greytown the benefit of sending or receiving goods, Ac., from tbe Lower Valley, tbe Conveyance will leave Martinborougb at 9 am., arriving in Greytown about 11; leaving Urey town at 3 pjn., and arriving at Martinborougb at 5. Fare—2s 6d each way. In fine wcatber a Co%ch will leave Martinboroogfi at 3 a.m. on SUNDAYS, and will leave Feaiberston on return at 5 p.m. GEORGE LAWRIE, 626t Proprietor. Educational Depository. Undersigned has just received a X Large Assortment of— Books, amiable for Wedding and Complimentary Presents Christmas Boxes and New Tear's Gift* Also, Plain ",lJ Fancy Stationery Day Doc!;*, Leaders, Cush, Pocket, and Mcino. Rooks Newest designs in Terra Cotta Vases Glass and ti;i,.a Ornaments Photo., tcrap and Fern Albums photo. Frames, Workboxes and Baskets Ladies’ Rags, Purses, Card Cases Visiting Cards, Papesteries. Playing Card Oleographs, Focke* Knives Pocket Compasses Hairbrushes, Combs Ac., Ae. NEW MUSIC, PHOTOGRAPHY in all its branches. Photograph taken in any weather by the Instantaneous Crelatiao-Bromida Dry Plates. Largest and be*u assortment of Maori Pbo. togiaphs in New Zealand, including Eewi, X§ Wiiiti, and other celebrate' l Chiefs. TUOS. £. PLICE. I BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, FANCY GOODS DEPOT, Mastertos. 521 fjp KENNEDY MACDONALD A CO’S WELLINGTON LANDED PROPERTY GUIDE, With which is incorporated TUB ADVERTISERS' GAZETTE abd MONTHLY IRADK CIRCULAR. THI APRIL NUMBER, NOW PUBLISHED, Gives tbe fullest details of a large number of fusty InedeoeM. Ullages (in town and country). Far’*#* and Pastoral Estates, fur Ml* *ll pari* uf tbs Colony. Bead, tbs atticls, “ Ho? t»*t to sell Land and Property” (as Oral is th most cokputs pcbuiFlP MVTB Of ns Lux. i k 1-, Oajdsa may bo bad, free of charge, on ap Iplhalioa at csir nffiees, Panama-street. T. KENNEDY MACDONALD A CO.. A Uakcaxtilx Avene*