; ; '- f Racing _^ "' *' ; . ] WANGANUI TROTTIKG CLUB, , 1883. THE SEVENTH MEETING. To be held on the Wanganui Racecourse. SATURDAY, lOrfl MARCH, 1883. '"' Vt president; •DrR.<J. Earle. : ''i ' .--. , . .V4cerPre>i^ent: . ;r ■:; , . Joseph Abbot. Eeg. , ' ' ' ' ' (foirfmiWee: *' ' MrF. M. Bettert.: 1 Mr O, M. Richard* Mr B .Hill • 'j.'.l 1 ''tor>Jw.iti9xe r Mr J. ereaswell 'Mr W^Kirkfrwd. ."• Mr O. ■ Enderby 1 . .- Mr O* 'tf . OhaVftnties Mr Jl Chadwick ' Mr jimetrHiggie ■ Mp A. Higgie : Mr'T/.Woolley v . * 'Mr J.Pawaon 1 - ■ 1"- •• ; .'. ..; . Judged ; •/»• 1* ■ r ■ ' Messrs' A/H^eS^.^ressWeil. , . MrVF. M. Betts. Clerk of the Course ; -• "■ ' 7-.' !^m^eeftirs'>.-- lij ''/ ',] Handicappwgby the Committee. PRGGitAMMB. 1. MAipiara?Bpase«rg i jßlcfi^4P«)r horses in , sadd^^ ,Tp start at 12.30 p.m. . 1 mile heats ; best two in three.' For all horses ■ ■ tEkt, have not won a Public Trotting Race of the ; value >.of 5 soys. Stakes, :" '•/ 20 8oV*^s«c<nid Horse; tonreoeire s*ovs i fromtUeltadDey,'; Entrance, £1 1O5V_) 2j HiNDiCAP//Tiu*rTiirG 4RACE-^-For horses ' •: in single f harness. : 1; mile -Beatr; be*t two in three ; stakes, 20 «)V8; deeond horße to receuta Gt sovsf rom the stakes ; ... nomination, £1 £l/i;<:U\ '3. WANCkANUI.IIANDICAP JCROTTINGrB&cit- • . For. horses in saddle ; 3 • miles > st^fcses, J SO sow ; ' second hbrte l ta 1 xibeive 10 ' . soya from the /stakes j nomination, £1 ; •' acceptince, £2; ! m.-v -A:. '..■:{•.,- t*. 4. f Handicap TANDEri -TRdniNd Eacs ; one ■>• , miW heaU ; best>tw6»iri three % ; for Gap : of ith'ervalue ofl 5 sdvs ; nomination r £\ ; ••' acceptance, to goto, the winner. Three teams to accept or no race; ri 1 1 .% 5. r OoBsoLATioN Handicap— For horses in saddle or single harness ;* stakes, 12sovs; ; . , second horse to receive 2 soys from; the . . stakes; distance 2 miles; nomination, . ... 10s ; acceptance, 10s. ' " ... .1 ' ; ■•:"''' '• U .trriyirvi-i I>il{ ft A s «'•»/ ,♦ N^niin^tipna fo^ J^^dicapa, w^Uolpw.pt theßutJ^pd,^[Qtel, \^mga^m i ,6n,li<n^Jt.f, declared op .Monday, «', 'i f *j'; ";", Acceptances and Entries for Maiden Eace close on the 26th February, 1883, ;at9 p.m., rat the Rutland Hotel. ' '. ' All postmarks and Telegrams will Be en;tirely ignored "Unless in the fi&ids of 'Secretary- by the specified time. *" ' v/ ~ All nominations 'must l contain full particulars of colour, ace, t sex r pedrgreei' lind perfbrmSnces-Of eacWhorefei j except sooh as Have previously p^rferbed under theWanganui.Trotting Clnb<^'' NPtflnatibte feei to'fee enclosed (fritiffixctaQlgß-iiddßftion cheques.) ; ; Qualifioaljip^, fse f pr,pQn-paam^s K -£,k.~ The decision of.^he^Cbmnuttee on iill -./— .-I« -.„.- — , "All nominators who are not the owners must enclose with, the nomination the name of the owner, andjdi oc her Post Office address. -^<fU" '•'/££ All Trotting even^ p^ dispates will be decided in accordance V^xV,the r Rules of th* WanganuiTr6ttm^ s Crdbv {r l . JFRANKrW. .EVANS, t .'"•--' f - ' .»; HPn^. "attdJP^iastirer. TMPpRTANT ' , AN^gUNOEMENTi RIDGWAY-STfiEE^ : ffe6T AND SHOE DEPOT; To the, inhabitants of ana' |ur« . ( >''.'{ 'wundirigdSßbcidsij - , .*,* , ,S. HQQPER'.be'gs fo ¥ annau«ce ,^> his numerouj friends' .and; i the, ppbuc. gjenerally that he r b»s decked' jfo'.iidyaiipe, ,wi|ifcthe times, and,is n(|w supplying wanj;, viz., a' first-class ' Boot and Snp^e r DeDOt in Ridgway-Bjtreet, in- the r premises lawy ia the' occujbation^of ,HlesßTß| jollier and Co. The e^'tablis'Bmenti being under the manage* . nu^jfof&J^a&'JliSlJVi guarantee that the wants of customers will be attended to in a most efficient manner. I beg to advise the arrival pf^my First Shipment of Boots.and^hoes, ainounting to ONEaTHOUSAN^VIOU^DS' WOBTH, which will be lubmittedr/fpr Public Inapection^m'a Day, Saturday; 30th December. The stock,consist3 ,o£ Ladies',-. Gents, and Children's Boots »pd< Shoes i of, the latest description and of, the best iquaKtyy and the .prices will compare favorably with any other house, in the trad©, jL, also , intend, keeping a staff. ,pf^firat-.class,' workman,, «o that anyone; yipquinng ; really tfint-class goods made to order," at : a > moderate prise, wjll fiod.it to their 'adyantageijto visit the Ri'dgway- street" Boot and,, before lea,vingtheijr orders elsewhere. ' Remember tte 'premises are now Open, and I cordially iuyite^averyone to inspect the Btock, which is entirely -NEW, and the majority of it 6l - v ", '.* c* COLONI^L^MANUFACTURE. :< ■: a -i ji os. hooper,*;* t a 1 Ridgway -street, oppoisito Princess Theatre. Repairs executed in all ita branches'. ,: . . i.':.'. , '} ;.■! . . -ji'i :.. v- .-.>Mi/l i ;?r In reference ta'ihe ' kbfaf e, J I Ibeg to'f&ank my numerous customers for the patronage which, thpv. .haye at , all times w KbenUly Jjeltpwedjoii me, 1 arid assure.them that nothing shall be wanjang on my part in giving them every satisfaction. ;. A perfect fit always guaranteed^- * ; ■» -": < *' ' '*' " * Bootmaker. ■ ; 1 ■ , I ; { •■'■•■. f X A r N.N 0 U-.N-O.E M f EJ HT. • -WANGANUT'OONPECTIONERY •*• '/••.•■■ ■-• : ;, ■; : ,w_oRES.: l)l7l )l 7; r !:*/-;'* '."The undersignedj . havpg,, WW^ai o|M c above business to Mr William Hogg, begs^o tende^ his sinper^ >hanks^ to the pubherof this .anft tHe surrounding" districts who have given him a large share of their patronage, ! and/!would resp^ctfuUyjeplicit'iacpnMnuaßOje of the same for hia successor. : ■■ ';>: — , ■■ ...-T i »MI -o ix WILLIAM HOGG begs <to inform his many .ffiendS' and -customers (to whom he tenders his warmest thanks for the rapport he received whilst carrying -on-^the-bnameas in Bell-street), that he Has- phrchteed ffom Mr James Bain the well-known O . WaKGAHUI CONSEOtIONIBRY^ WdßKfli .AX» Biscuit-Faotobt, * Victoria- Ayentie, ' W«jgatitd,| i 1 and begs to solicit 'a' continuant of the 'favors bo long enjoyed by W* 'predeoessOr. Confectionery, BieoUite, '• and- j Bread of the best quality will be supplied.' '"• \ Balls, Soirees, and Picm" pities catered for " " efficiently. ' Wedding, Birthday; and .'jQhrii^eh^g Vtfff** made tp; order at the shp^at notice. , : , WILLIA^tHO^G, • , WANOANIJI CpNFECTIONBRY Victoria jAvenue. ! MUSIC.V MRS HENRY EUSSELL. , - ,; [>;. . • — i* -'.1.--- 1 ■.•-■! ''- Q UARTER commences oh Monday, 20th January. "Thk T^illows,"' J ! ' i; \ ' * Liverpool-street, Wanganui. r ~ -
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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 4979, 2 February 1883, Page 4
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