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Wanganui Herald, Volume V, Issue 16713, 8 February 1873, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. LOST—£S REWARD. A BLACK and TAN TERRIER IS PUP. Any one detaining the same after this notice Avill be prosecuted. Feb. 8, 1573, RAFFLE. mHE Raffle for the '•' Dolly Varden ± conies off on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, at 8 p.m. Sweeps at 7.45 ; at the Steam Packet Hotel. Feb 8, 1873. RACE COURSE. H^HE Entrance Money to the race JL course having been reduced this year to 6d for each .pedestrian,, it is to be hoped that all foot passengers Avill find their way on to the course through the gate, where tickets Avill be issued. Anyone found trying to evade.the gate money "by climbing the fences, Avill be handed over to the police. By order. Feb 8,1873. ..... NOTICE. : DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN .that the firm of, Milne <fc Schultze has been dissolved by mutual consent, find'that'the business has been taken pyer.froni the Ist of January, 1873, by Mihie and Reigud, Avho Avill carry on the same,, and discharge all debts incurred from that date. Feb 7, 1873. NOTICE. ■jVfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN J_y that one Chestnut' Horse, Avith Avhite face, and tAvo Avhite hind feet, no A'isible brand, oAvner ' tinknoAvn, has been running on my land for upwards of one month, and if not claimed Avithin . one month from this date Avill be sold to defray expenses. W. WHALE/ . . .. Marton, Rangitikei. Feb 3, 1873. ' ARAMOHO RACES. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1873. -Under the auspices of the Wanganui Jockey Club. l ■ 1. Ladies Purse, to be run for at 11 o'clock. Entrance £1 each, added to Avhich Avill be a splendid E.P. Tea and Coffee Service, (given by the Ladies), for all horses not running on the Wanganui Course on the 12th and 13th. Weight forage; distance, once round the neAv course; about a mile and a quarter; heats. ■ 2. Selling Stakes ; a sweepstake of one sovereign each, added to a very handsome prize given by Capt. Cameron. Weight for age. Every man has the privilege of handicapping his oavii horse, according to the conditions. The: winner to be sold for £50. If entered.to be sold for £40, he is alloAved 71bs ; if entered to be sold for £30, he is .allowed: 141bs ; if entered to be sold for £20, alloAved 211bs; if entered to be sold for £15, alloAved 281bs j if entered to be sold for £10, alloAved'3slbs ; once round the neAv course ; the Avinner to' be sold immediately after the race, and the surplus (if any) to go| to the race fund. ''...< • : 3. Pony Race •fof a mile; sAveepstakes, 10s each. For all ponies under 14 hands; catch Aveight.; a handsome prize given. ,4. Maori Horse Race ; open, only to Maori horses ■■ and Maori; riders. Weights, 10 stone each. Mile and a quarter. 5. Stock Horse Race.—For all horses that have never run for public : .money. ■ Once round; and a distance. SAyeepstakes 10s each, Avith a handsome prize of utility "of the value of £2. Weight for age. .: 6. Walker against a Horse. A gentleman backs his horse to gallop 50 yards Avhile Walker runs 25. - 7. Consolation Stakes.—Entrance 10s each ; the last horse to pay the Second: horse's entrance. Weight for age. Straight half mile. All races post entrances. Second horse in all races to saA'e his stakes. . Private matches and hack races for saddles and bridles too numerous to mention. Mr R. S. Loav -will hold a sale of race-horses and other stock at Aramoho on SATURDAY the 15th instant, the day after the races. ;:..;' " JOHN WALKER, Aramoho. Feb. 5, 1873. NOTICE. MRS CAMPBELL begs respectfully ••' to intimate that she intends ...re-opening her establishment on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 19. Feb 5,1873.