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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 376, 30 January 1880, Page 3

SATURDAY,Vra FEBRUARY. t >' M/CiHIDLMTCWE \vin'sellbypiiblic' ; ?l. '"; niittion on. Satiivtlay, Tlli 'February,' 1 iif the' Town Ml/'JfasfcftpiV,—""' •; '"''''' | ;" Ml A tiiiiihfci ; tj J ' ! c.f 'Crix-peiiters'* iii' ■ \' ,v '' "'"'• 'fiM-elass '.order; 'alaoJ'Ma! i! lai#B : j ,llv ' •'' li aasbtttheritof 'General'Mercliah-' ■ -J i:-/^.:,:!!!'!-.,,;,;-:;,, ■!:.■„! "... .'.''fir.n':': .';ii; ■■:. ,-.■.<■, vr, . ,i.u vvt: ■ During 'the/salb' will' 'be''ofiere'd "tlte 1 pro-' ljerty i fetipied%'; , tliyn'ate' , Sfi' r Piiiici^ , , ! 'in,' i cjiapcl-street, subject to a mo'rtga'ge'of ( m ! ' ! ■ . Sale at 2 p.m.—No'Reserve. 372 i • ■ ■ • ,■ •.,. , ~ ~ . ... sale' of privileges at the ,i ;; TAUHiERMKAu races; ";; v ; SATURDAY, , 31st JANUARY. ! T;„M,,GIRPLESTONE ,haß n received .inV ,,.;.;.- stractiona iipm : the Wairarapa Jockey:.,Clubi to ,aell .by -pvibiio auction,at the on,Saturday,32strast., i,.^...|>. The Privileges of the race meeting: to be held on Thursday and Friday, 12th ■■'•• : and 13th February;donsiating'of Grand-Stand inside and outside Bars,- , ~. Rqom (! and Lakes' '< ''• '' ! ,".\ v ''.'.' ''," '.■";''',; Publicans' Booth, outside : 'Two Refreshment Booths .-■ Gates, charges Bam 6 as'last year Race Books ■ .Horse Yards ' • Games, and other privileges Full particulars at sale. tois-Undcr £2O, cash; oyer £2O, halfcash, the balance to be paid to the • Secretary on the race courso before 10 a,ni, on the second day of, tho races. 372 j IMPORTANT .SALE OF RAMS. " M. GIRDLESTONE has tho pleasure V • .to announce that ho Ikih received instructions to offer for sale by public auction at the Ram Fair to be held at the Pastoral Association's (.rounds at Carterton, on THUKSD/JY,26th February- • About 180 carefully selected Rams from tlib flock of George Hunter, Esq., of "Wellington, comprising Cotawoid, Lincoln and Leicester, 2, 4, and G'-toc . These R.:ms have been dopastured near (o Mastcrton for the last twelvemonths, and are in splendid condition, Tho Auctioneer will be glad to show the stock to'intending purchasers any time bofore the sale, 373 J (JUKE Y' CLUB. AUTUMN MEEmp; To'beheldon the TanheteUikau Course, on ' . THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. February 12 and 13,1880. Smith, Esq : Stnrkr.-R- McMaster, Esq. Skwardsr-ilmts I Drummou'd; '&' Graco,. G. H, Lister-Kaye, James Macara, 11. McMaster, J, C. Vallate, E. A. .$. AVyllie . CM: o/Scaks-T> K Donald, Esq Hon Trcuwer~}l.§} Wavdoll, Esq CMoftk Come-MrC. Ticchurst PROGRAMME. j FIRST DAY, THURSDAY, FEBBUiRY 12 Produce Stakes, of 30 sqvs For horacß brod and trained in the district, that have never started prior to Ist November, If 79; weight for age; distance, 1J miles ; entrance, 2 BOVS Wairarapa Stakes, of 75 sovs: weight for age; 2 miles and-a distance; entrance, 'A SOVS Maiden Plate, of 40 sovs; for maidens -t tho time of entry; winner, of any stak* after time of entry of the value 'of i%~> to carry Slbs cxtP, and of £SO, slbs'<aui weight for age; distance, K 4 miles- entrance. 2 bovs . ' Hack Race, of 10 sovs; once round; catch weights; post entrance, 10s. . Champagne Stakes, of 25 govs; fbrtwo-yoar olds only; distance 6 furlongs;' weights, colts. Sat lOlbs, fillies and geldings, Bst Slbs;entrance,2sovs ••'•■■■■■ Southern Chief Produce Stakes, of 2o sovs, given by Mr J. 0. Hay ward, added to a sweepstakes of 3 sovs; 1 sov on. nomination, 2 sovs on night of general entry; for three-year-olds, the progeny ,of mares stinted by Southern Chief in the. season of 1875-8; Distance, U miles; weights, colts Sst lOlbs, jillies and geldings, Bst Tibs; second horse to receive.lo sovs out of the stakes :■ third horse to save stakes, Closed with 12 nominations SECOND DAY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13 Handicap Hurdle Race, of 4O soys ■>. over darkened hurdles', 3ft 9in high; '2 miles and'a distance; entrance 1 sov, acceptance 2sova Hack Hurdle Race, oi 15 sovs j 1 mile and a distance: .weight 10st! entrance I sov.;. W.J.U. Handicap, of 100 sovs. '.Distance, ■2 miles; 'entrance 2 sovs', acceptance, '3 .'sovs. , ■■ . Railway Plato, of .25 soys,. For,tv,'o-je'ar' olds and upwards; weight for.age j;dis. tanco, 6 furlongs; entrance, 2 sovs, ' flackJlace, of 10 sovs. Once round; weigh 1 lOst; post entrance, 10s, ••■ <■■»•• ■> District Handicap, of 40 sovs. For horses I owned in the district six months previous to entrance'; distance, l'j'miles; entrance 1 sov, acceptance 2 sovs, Consolation Handicap, of i'O sow, For all beaten horses (hacks .excepted)!, to'be named a quarter, of m\ hour, after tho Distriut Handicap, and to bo,handicapped by the Stewards, or whom they may appoint. Distance, 1 mile. Eutrance, 1 sov. .. Regulations, The first saddljpg bell will ring a,t 11 a,m. First ia.ee to start at 11.30 a.m.—sharp, Races to bo run under the Wairarapa Jockey Club Rules. General entries and nominations for ban(Heaps to be to the Seoretary at tho Rising Sun Hotel,.Qraytown, between.the hours of fl and 8 p m. on Saturday, January olst, 1880, qr by letter bearing postmark.of that or earlier dftte, v. .... ...... .■■.-. : All entries to be accompanied with names au_d ages of horses and colors of riders."' L ' l No entry will, be accepted unless. .accqm» panicd with amount of fiutranoo nioney.'' 1, Weightsfor ail handioaps mll.be declared on Saturday,7th at the Riaicggnn Hotel, Greytown. >•!•;; Acceptances for the Hurdle: Handicap and '■ W.J.C. Handicap to. bo given to the; Scoretary on the course before 5 p.m. of .tho first day of the Races, and for the District Han- ,; -dicap a quarter of an'hour, after the W.J.C. 1 1 isrun,' ' • ';"■'"• '■'. •'" "■'•••-'-?•. ~■ ' (MJp UNIMPRGVED FARMS neiir i Featber's'tdtf afldlGr'eyt'owUi'-fh bldoks ■ ,tb suit s*. j am'p'' l and.liu6h ■ country. Deferred paymentsV'ApplyMeßsrs ■ Joseph andKPaicijps, Dry Kivcr Station; ) Lower Valley,.:;; -;' i ~ ,■•■:..-■■';."■ %£$