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West Coast Times, Issue 13079, 5 January 1904, Page 4

TTTEBTLAND RACING CLUB (registered) HOKITKA. MIDSUMMER MEETING MONDAY & TUESDAY, January 4t'i ai d sth, 1904 OFFICERS : Judge — Mr A Stevenson ; Statte-, Mr F A. G Archtr; Hardieapye-, Mr J Keller; Timekeeper, Mr J J M'Jntosh; Clerk of Course, Mr F M'Gregor ; Clerk of Sca'es Mr E H Robinson ; Treasurer, Mr D J Evans; Hon Surgeon, Dr Teiohelmapii ; Stewards — Mca&ts F. M'Gregor, L. Dodson T W Beare, J. 1). Lynch, E. H Robinson, J' Keller, Dr Teichelmann, W. A. Thompson, J J M'Jnto h. PROGRAMME OF EVENTS. SECOND DAY TUESDAY JANUARY sth 1904 TEIiEOBArn Hwdk-ap, of £30; second 2iorse to receive £0 out if stakes. Nomuation 10s, acceptaucc 20s. 6 furlongs la. To start at 1.15 p.m — Introduced Handicap Titur ( : n saddle), of £20 ; second horse 'o n u^ive £5 out of stake ; uornni tini >n ICK received 011 Hokitika nu-ttonr-e up to 4 pm. on first daj's ru">; hmdicap declared at Post Office Hotel. Hokitika, at 10 o'clock; nccep'an.e !0 - , received up to 11 o'clock same liiyht ; distance, one mile. Town Hack Hanuc r, of £25: second horse to receive I'o out af stakes. Nomi-nat-on 10s, accepttVi c, 15s. 1 mile. Hurdle H\>dicw, of £40; second horse to receive £o out ot .«t.ikes. Nomination 15s, acceptance 255. Ii miles Hokitika Handic p, of £50 ; second horse to receive £10 out of stakes. Nomination 20s, acceptance 30s. 9 furlongs and a di tance (130 yd .) 1 Rimu Hammcu- Saddle Trot, of 25sovs ; I s cond liora to ricuvp £5 out of stakes. Nomination 10% aofeptance 15s. 1^ miles Koratahi Hack Handicap, of £25; second horse to receive £5 out of stakes. Nogikation 10s, a ceptance 15s. 7 furlongs Fi.naij Hakihuw, of £30; se ond horse to receive to out if slat's. Nomination, 10s, acccp'ciucp^O-i. 6 furlongs. Winner of any race after r>e laration of I -weights may be ie handi appecl. Money \v ill be , c eived fo investment on the Totaiisator by the undersigned on the usual conditions, up to noon each race day. Totaiisator di\ id ends will be paid on first and second horses in which fie or more horses in separate interests start. Notice to Owi ers, Trainers, and Jockeys. — Pass<s will be issued to Owo era only. Trainers, Jockeys, ami Apprentices admitted free, ONLY upon production of their licenses. I Horses nominated for any of tVe following race- 1 , viz, No. 1, 4, 7 (Ist clay), and No. 1, 4, 7 (2nd day) are not eligible to be nominated for hack i aces. D J EVANS. Secretary. Submitted and approved, CHAS. S. HOWELL Vice-President. A. L. MYKRS, Treasurer, New Zealand Trotting Association. (Signed) W. E. WANKLYN, Secretary, Canterbury Jo.-key Club. EGOS, ECCS, EGGS! All poultry breeders should use SpkOSEK's Eggine, the great egg producer. A tonic and not a spice. 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