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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 945, 7 November 1868, Page 1

Jptoo. WANGANUI ANNUAL RACES. 18th and 19th NOVEMBER, 1868. Judge : Major Nixon. Starter : John Cameron, Esq. Treasurer : Jas. Findl&ter, Esq. COMMITTEE : Dr. Mussen, Thos. Gibson, Esq., H. J. Perkam, Esq., John Pawson, Esq., and Joseph Chadwick, Esq. FIRST BAY. 1 . Produce Stakes, £SO. Open to all horses foaled in the colony, and that have never run for public money. Weight for age. One and a half miles. Single event. Entrance, £3 3s. Second horse to save his stakes. 2. Welter Stakes, £ . One and a half miles. Welter weights. Post Entrance, £1 10s. 3. Scurry Race, £ . One mile. Catch weights. Entrance £1 4. Wanganui Stakes, £25. Open to all horses. Weight %r age. Two miles. Entrance £2 10s. Second horse to save his stakes. SECOND BAY. 1. Hurdle Race, £ . lOlbs less than welter weights. Two miles and a distance, over seven hurdles. Entrauce £2 2s Second horse to save his stakes. 2. Wanganui Jockey Club Plate. £55. Weight for age. Two and a half miles. Entrauce £4 4s. Second horse to save his stakes. 3. Stock Horse Race, £ . For stock horses bona fide the property of stock owners in the Wanganui and Rangitikei districts, that have been regularlyridden after stock for at least twelve months before the date of entrance, and that are not entered for any other race at the present meeting. Two miles. lOlbs less than welter weights. Post entrance. 4. Maiden Plate, £25. Weight for age. One and a half miles. Entrauce £2 10s. Second horse to save his stakes. 5. Consolation Stakes, £ . Once round the course. Horses to be handicapped by the Stewards. Entr-ance £1 Is. The First entrance for the Produce Stakes on the 13th October, at the Rutland Hotel, to close at 8 p.m. The Second entrance to close at the same place at 8 p.m. on the 13th November, — entrance Five Guineas Genei'al entries to be made atjsame place for all other races on 13th November to close at 8 p.m. The rules of the Wanganui Jockey Club will be strict!v adhered to.

If any horse is It)mid training or exercising on the course after the 21st instant such horse shall be disqualified from running at the forthcoming races. By order, R. S. LOW, Secretary-. Sept 24. WANGANUI It ACES. NOTICE. A LL I-lor ■ses trained or exercised on the Wanganui Race Course, after the 21&t of the present month, will be disqualified for the approaching meeting. R. S. LOW, Sec. Wanganui Jockey Club. Oct 22. NOTICE. TO tne Occupier or Occupiers of land adjoining mj land on the left bank of the Wanganui River, and numbered 262 in the plan of the district : You are hereby required to assist me in keeping our boundary fence in good and substantial repair, in accordance with the sth clause of the Fencing Act of the Province, 1867. JOHN MORGAN. Oct 6. PUBLIC NOTICE. rnHE Butchering Business, ■ hitherto JL carried on by Messrs Parsons and Tre week, will in future be carried on byMessrs. BAYLY & Co. Oct 1. NOTICE THE Undersigned begs to inform the inhabitants of Tutaenui and surrounding Districts that he will in future carry on his business as Butcher in the premises formerly occupied by Mr J. Green. N.B.—A person will be around the Township every Monday for orders. J. HAYWARD. Tutaenui, June 13.