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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11441, 23 January 1892, Page 4

Sporting. pUBAKIXA JOCKEY CLiTJP. HACK RAGE MEETING To be hold on THURSDAY, JANUARY 28th, 1892. Officers. — Gex Y. Lethbridge, President ; Dr Isdell, Vice-president ; Albert Barns, Judge ; S. Powell, Starter ; D. Cameron, Clerk of tho Scales; J. E. Honry, Handicapper; Thos. McAHoy, Clerk of the Course ; Chas. Chavanne, TimekeepEr; Alox. McDonadand J. C. Morgan, Treasurers j D. Frasor, Jno. Stevens, W. Simpson, D. Thurston, D. Cameron, E. J. Chapman, B. Gower, G. Mooro, Angus McDonald, C. Chavanno, J. Ilurst, Stewards. PROGRAMME. I—Handicap1 — Handicap Hurdle Back, of 30 soys, second horse to recoive 5 sots from tho stakes j about 2 miles and a distance, over 8 flights of hurdles, 3ft Gin hij;h j the winner of any hurdle race of tho value of 15 soys or over, after declaration of weights, to carry a penalty of 71bs ; .nomination, 10s ; acceptance, 1 soy, To start at 11 .30 a.m. 2— Flying Handicap, of 35 soys, second horse to receive 5 soys from tho states; -J-mile; the winner of any Flat race of the valuo of 15 scvs or over after declaration sf weights to carry a penalty of 51bs ; nomination, 15s ; acceplanco, 1 soy. To start at 12.15 p.m. 2 — Ngawaikikei Stakes Handicap of 20 soys, second horse to receive 6 soys from the stakss ; ono mile and a distance, open to horses, tho hona-fide property of Maoris, 6 months prior to dato of entry, and that have not won an advertised race of any des eription previous to date of entry, the winner of any race after declaration of weights to carry a penalty of lOlbs ; nomination, 1 soy ; acceptance nil. To start at 1 p.m. 4 — Tbial Hurdles, of 10 soys, open to horses that have never won an advertised hurdle race or Steeple chase prior to ontiy ; weight for age, over 4 flights of hurdles, 3ft 6inhigh ; 1 mile and a distance ; entrance, 10a. To start at 2 p.m. s— Tuiiakina Jockey Club Handicap of 60 soys, second horse to receive 5 soys from the stakes ; 1 J mV.es ; tho winner of any Flat race after declaration of weights to carry a penalty of 71bs. notcumulativo ; nomination, 1 sjvj acceptance, .£1 10s. To start at 2.45 p.m. 6 — Jubilee Stakes of 15 soys, weight f ov age ; 1 mile and a quarter ; open to horsea that have never won an adveitised race of any description prior to entry ; entrance, 15s. To start at 3.15 p.m. 7— Post Stakes of 10 soys; £-mile; catch weights ; open to horses that are not entered for any race at the meeting ; post entry, 10s. To start at 4 p.m. 8- Railway Handicap of 25 soys, second horse to recoive 5 soys from the stakes; 1£ miles; weights declared after the Turakina J.C. Handicap is run; nomination, 10s; acceptance(on the course half-an-hour before the start) 15s. To start at 4.30 p.m. RULES A\D REGULATIONS. 1. Horses entitled to run at this meeting are those that- have never won an advertised race (rule 2, Rules of Racing) and are not entered for any race at dato of entry (hack and hunter races excepted. 2. Rules of racing strictly adhered o. 3- Jockeys to ride in colours ; colours to be s>=nt in on genoral entry night. ■4. No nomination or entry will be received under any pretence whatever, unless actually accompanied by the necessary amount payable. 5. All claims and objections which may "arise out of the racing shall be decided by a majority of stewards present, or their - appointees whose decision shall be final on all points in the carrying out of this programme. 6. Performances of all horses, also ago and pedigree, must be sent in with nomination or entry. Nominations close with the Secretary at too Bon Nevis Hotel, Turakina, on Thursday, 3 1st December, 1891. at 10 p.m. Weights declared on Thursdsy, 14th January, 1892. Acceptances and general entry on Thursday, January 21st, at 10 p.m. Post and Tolegraph Offico closes at 5 p.m. J. C. MORGAN, Hon. St,c, Turakina Jockey Club Submitted and approved this sth day of November, 1891. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Secretary, Wanganui Jockoy Club. W Wo|pP nl WE are prepared, as usual, to TAKE CHARGE of PRODUCE entrusted to us this Season FOB SALE in ANY MARKET that may soenito bo tho BEST foi SUIPPERS,and we have the LATEST and MOST RELIABLE INFORMATION for the guidance of our friends. WOOL. We consider that LONDON will undoubtedly bo tho BFST MARKET for this sUple thisseason.aud we STRONGLY RECOMMEMD growers to ship their Wool home on their own account, rather than sell it in the colony, as the fall in the market of LATE shipments of last season's clip will bo certain to make colonial buyers very chary. We aro willing to ADVANCE LIB ISR ALLY, and wo charge no interest on the advance nor exchange between here and London, We aro prepared to make liberal advances on FROZEN MUTTON. and we aro now shipping large quantities from Canterbury through our Christchurch house, and we are advised by our London house that sales have been most satisfactory, and that they have made special and advantageous arrangements for the disposal of a large quantity of frozen moat there. BUTTER. This season there will be plenty of space in the DIRECT STEA.MEES, and wo have made arrangements to avoid delays anywhere, so that if the Butter is really prime when sent from the dairy payable results should be obtained. (Liberal advances made on Butter.) It is wise to send only tho best quality of this, and only those should send oven that quality who aro so situated as to be able to produce the article atthe minimum cost. Both in America and in London low prices are ruling at present. We are keeping ourselves fully advised by cable and letter, and we will advance according to circumstances. $©■ WE CHARGE NO COMMISSION INTEREST, OR EXCHANGEHERE ON ADVANCES. PROMPT SETTLEMENT on RECEIPT OF ACCOUNT SALES. SCLANDEr¥ AND CO., WANGANUI. Particulars can bo obtained on application to T. B. YOUNG Manager. r\ PE N I2f G ANNOUNCEMENT. MRS BRUYERE Begs to intimate to tho general public of Wanganui and surrounding districts that sho has opened a FltUlT AND CONFECTIONERY SHOP, in the Premises lately occupied by theNew Zealand Biblo Society, opposito the Princess Theatre, and hopes by careful attention, and keeping the bost of everything in stock, to merit a fair share of the public patronage. A first-class Stock of Fruits in season at prices to defy competition. The Confectionery comprises English and Colonial, imported from the bost Manufactories. Address— Eidgway Street,