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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIII, Issue 15000, 23 February 1899, Page 4

WANGANUi JJCKEY U CLUBtJTUMN|MEET[N6, MlttCH BTU and 0rn, 1899. ■ FIRST DAY- WEDNESDAY, MABCH Bth, 1899. ) %3s^io£wfc«9.d 600 soys; distance, llimtos: n minifionl sot, ivcceptauce 2 soys ™. TnnliLiv February 281.1 i, 1899. ftt 3 p.m. j and Tbovs o%tut,Wrkrch Ith, 1899, at D p.m. Wamrauui Two-year-oia Stakes, .f 16U soys; oddfd to a SB-copstako of 10 soys utwn for starters ; distance tix furlongs i aooeptauoe 4 kots. and 5 soys at the post. F?«t Hact Eace Handicap, of 60 soys •, distaneo, 1 mile and a Distance ; minimum weight. 7st 71b j nomination 1 . ov, acceptance 1 soy. Wyintf HanOicap, of lUObots; distance, Blurlongs i nomination lsov, acceptance 2 snva. XCOND DAY-TUESDAY, MAIICH 9rn, 1899. Srnomination W, acceptance 1 boy. to? my race-had, and hunter races oxcepted. And amounts to be forwarded to Beoretorj ■VFansanui Jockey CXuh No Entry will be received unless accompanied by the necessary amonntm cash. AUTUMN MEETING, MAKOB Bih and 9in, 1699. FRIDAY. Ja'uiry 20th, IS9o, at o nationsTWonganuiJJup.WanganuiStakesHandi--oan and Flying Handicap, lsov each. - February 6tb, ISM. n.tDp.in.-Nomi. nations: Stewards' St.kos, First Hur -lo Rico; Pecond Hurdlo Rioo, First Handicap HickHurdles, Second Handicap Haak Hurdles, First Hack Flat Handicap, Second Hack Flat Handicap, Harrison Memorial BtaUas.Nursory Handicap! Autumn Handicap, aud Farewell Handicap, 1 TUESDAY, 2lst February, 1859 (on or about) — Weifthts for Cup, Stewards' Stakes, First Hurdle Haco, First Hack Hurdles, First Hack Flat, and Flying Hand.caps. . SUB3D4Y, 28th February, 1839, at 9 p.m.— Accontanccs: Wanpranui Cup and Stewards HtokosVa soys eachj first Hurdle Bace and First Hack Hurdlos, 1 soy each ; "Waneauui Two-ymr-old Stakes, 1 soys ; First Hack Flat, 1 sot; Flyan THUBSDA P Y, 2 2ad 3 M:arch, 180S (on or about)— p^^^SfiSrS2S'M» (vt thepost) — Piual Payment : Two-year-old Stakes.S soys. WE nNES DAY, March Bth. 1830 {at orobout), 8 n.m.-Weights for Second Day's Handicaps. WEDNESDAY, March Bth, 1899. at 10 p.m.Accoptnnccs: Harrison Memorial ßtokes.Bocond Hurdle Bacc, Sacond Hwi Hurdloa. Nursery Handicap, Second Hack Flat and Farewell Handicap, 1 soy each; "Wangauui Stakes, 3 sovs ; Autumn Handicap, 2 soys. . FBEEMAtf B. JACKSON, Secretary and Tteaaurer. _ National Mutual LIFE ASiOCIA-TION OF AUSIEALASIA. Established 1869. on Mutual Lifk Assubancb Annuities, and Esdowsients. A World - Wide Institution. NONFORFEITURE OFFICE. C^HIEF OHloes, Melbourne, Sydney, J Wellington, N.Z. , Adelaide, Hobart, Brisbane. Parth,' W. A, Capetown, Lon. don. • With agencies throuslwut the Head Office for New Zealand— National Mutual Buildiugs, Wellington. OttTON STEVENS, Resident Secretary. Invested Funds and Reserves exceed £2,855,000 stg, Annual Income exceeds £474,000 stg. ALL PROFITS BELONG TO THE ASSURED, and are divided every three yeara. 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Ho member compelled to pay a higher pfeminm than that set opposite his age on the published table of rates. The a^e of members tab en at nearest birthday. %* Insurers taking up their residence in Australia or Great Britain can arrange to have policies transferred and made payable at chief office most convenient, thus obviating any delay whatever in prompt settlement of death claims, or payment of endowments when they mature. The National Mutual oilers the best all-round advantages to every class of policy-holder i to which feature is attributable its ainually increasing volume of business, its universal popularity, and its wonderful growtli since its inauguration. Copy of new Prospectus, Forms of Proposal, and every information supplied on application. Wanganui District OfficiT Rutland Chambers, Bu'.gway Street. F. WILSON, District Manager. " Telephone No 199. Walter A. 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