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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 6644, 20 October 1888, Page 4

Basing: 8. All persons intending to withdraw horaes ar» requlied to give notice to the Secretary or Clerk of the Scales ono half-hour before tho official time of startinu. Any person neglecting or ref Stag S 1 comply with this rule shall pay a flue ■ all winnl r Q u.l. fl eaUonFee»,u.red kßußsm| Hon See. Submitiea and approved- r _ Srcratary W..T.C. VTTAVERLEY ATHLETIC SPORTS. To be held on the Waverley Domain 0* NOVEMBER 9th, 1888. Prksidkni- Major Walkington. VicbPrksiwnt — T. H. Nicholson, Esq. JUDGBS-Jumping : Messrs G. Howio and J. B. Taylor. Running : Messrs G. Johnston and A. Strachan. Committee —Messrs Davis, Ellis, J. Aiken, R. Muir, Anderson, Robinson, and Muldrock. Startbe— T. H. Nicholson, Esq. Handicappeeb— Committee. PROGRAMME. 1. Maiden Race, 150 yards, let prize £2, 2nd 10b; acceptance 2s. 2. Boxs' Race, undor 10 years, 150 yards. Ist pri^o 7s (id, 2nd 2s 6d; acceptanco Cd. 3. 100 Yabds Handicap. Ist prizo £3, 2nd £1, 3rd 10a ; nomination Is, acceptance 2s. 4. KUNNINtt HIOH JDMP HANDICAP. Is prize £1, 2nd 10s; nomination Is, aceor ance 2s. 5. 220 Yards Handicap Hubdles Ist prize £2 10s, 2nd £I, 3rd Db; Nomination Is, acceptance 2s. 6. Girls' Race, under 12 ycars.handi, ..1 Ist prize 7a 6d, 2nd 2s 6d ; acceptancedo. 7. 220 Yabds Handioap Flat Racb. Ist prize i' 3, 2nd tl, 3rd 10s ; nomination Is, acceptanco 2s. 8. Long Jump Handicap. Ist prizo £1, 2nd 10s; nomination Ib, accoptanco Is. 9. Walking Race, 1 milo, handicap, lat prizo i' 3, 2nd 4.1 ; nomination Is, acceptance 2s. , 10. Three-Legged Race. lßt prize 15s, 2nd 5b ; acceptance Is. 11. 410 Yabds Handicap. Ist prizo £3, 2nd £1, 3rd 10s; nomination Is, acceptance 2s. 12. Boys' Race, under 14 years, 150 yards. Ist prizo 10s, 2nd ss ; acceptanco Is. 13. 220 Yards District Race Handicap. Three months residence, immediately prior to nowinations, between Waitotara. and Whenuakura Rivers to qualify. Ist prize i 2 10s, 2nd £1 ; nomination Is, acceptance 2s. 14. Sack Race. Ist prizo 15s, 2nd ss ; acceptanco Is. 15. Half-Milk Handicap. Ist prizo £3, 2nd £1, 3rd 10s ; nomination Is, accoptance 2s. 16. Maori Race, 220 yds, hurdles. Ist prize £1. Four ontrics or no raco 17. Four- Legged Racb. Ist prizo 15s, 2nd 7s 6d; ncceptanco Is 18. One Mile Handicap. Ist prizo £4, 2nd il, 3rd 10s j nomination Is, acceptance 2s. 19. Consolation. Ist prize £1 10s, 2nd 10s ; nomination Is, acceptance Is. 20. Greasy Pig. Nominations must bo in tho hands of the Secretary not lal-cr than 7.30 p.m. on Monday, 23rd inst., accompanied by f eos,or thoy will not be accepted. Handicaps will bo declared on 30th Oct., in tho Wanganui Herald and other papow. Competitors must in all cases send in all performances. Three starters or no race, four starter? or no second prizo, fivo starters or no third prizo. All protests to bo in writing, and to bo lodged with the Secretory within ten minutes of evont. Fivo shillings to bo lodged with each protosfc, which shall bo forfeited if it is not sustained. All races to bo run under rules of Wunganui Caledonian Society. Decision of judges in all cases to be final. First raco to start at 11 a.m. sharp. Admission to ground, Is ; children free. W. F. KEMP, Hon. Sec, andl'reas. lUEW TURNIP SEEDS THREE TONS OF NEW SWEDE AND YELLOW TURNIP SEEDS Now to Hand, Ex " Lutterworth," in lino condition. Importing Diroct from the growers, I am able to offor tho Best Quality at Lowest Possible Rates. Price Lists and Samples post frco on application. 4 TONS more daily expected er "Claromont," now in the colony. TAME S T A I R D, TAUPO QUAY. TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE WANGANUI DISTRICT. $SSfc»w- Tho Celebra ! ;0 ' 1 Cart sta1 ' jWJ^^p-pRINCE VICTOR. PRINCE VICTOR is a rich bay with black points, stands 16^ hands high on short log with immenso flat bono (the best of quality); has oxcollont feet and good action. Sire, Young Scotchman, imported ; dam Blossom, by Nugget ; granddam by Tasman,imported; and great granddam by Sampson. Blossom gained First Prizo at tho Wanganui Show as a 3-ycar-old — tho only timo sho was ever ■honn. Young Scotchman by Scotchman, imported ; dam 80110, by Mount Maoedon ; grnnddam Jess, imported from Tasmania. Mount Macedon by Mount Wellington, imported ; out of Mr Kenny's prize raaro Blossom, bred by tho Hon. Noil Black. Mount Macedon, as a yearling, gained tho following prir.es, namoly — In 1863, First at Molbourno and First atKyneton. In 1864, First at Kilmore, Second at MelboHrne,and Second at Xyneton ; in 1805, Second at Kilmoro and Komsoy, againßt all comors. Scotchman was bred by Mr Ray,Hazlofleld, Castlo Douglas. Siro, Mr Muir's Champion, who gained First Prizo nt tho Highland Socioty's Show, whon two years old. When four years old, gained tho premium of forty sovereigns for tho Castlo Douglas District ; in 1869, a prizo of forty sovoreignß,to travel iv Wigtonshiro, and in 1870 tho sumo prize again. Champion, by Champion, imported to Australia, and was sold to go to New Zealand for a largo sum. Champion, by Farmer, tho property of tho late Robert Anderson, Esq., Drumoro. Farmor was siro of Victor, Prince Charlie, Blacklock, and many other colobrated horses. Scotchman gained First Prizo at Glasgow 18G9, beforo leaving for Australia ; and First Prizo at tho Grand National Socioty's Show at Kynoton in tho samo year; and in 1871 tho Kyneton Socioty's First Prizo, and a week attor ho again won the Mclbourno Grand National First Prize; the same day tho Champion Medal for boing the best horso in tho field. At tho abovo mooting he boat Cox's Pride of Scotland twico ; tho famous horso Princo Charlie, Wosthorno Iron Duke, Crawford's Lord Clyno, Gordon's Wallace, )i arl of Montcith.Princo of Walcß.Watson's Champion of Scotland,and othors of a losscr famo. Young Scotchman, as a yoarling, gained First Prizo at Glonlyon and Dalysford. Ab a 2 year-old, gained tho First Prizo of £10 at the Grand National Show, Melbourne First at Kynoton, Glonlyon, and lialysford; and the First Prize, a Gold Medal, nt Melbourne, for 3-year-olds ; Second at Lincoln, competing against all ages ; und First Prizo at Christchurch, for S-year-olds, beating fivo othors. PRINCE VICTOR took Five Prizes at tho Rangitikoi Farmor's Club Show,Marton, in 1882, beating everything beforo him, ond First Prize and Champion Prizo at Palmerston in 188G and 1887. Mondays — MrMoore'B station atKailwi, returning via Brunßwick on Tuesday. Thuisday — Kennedy's. Friday and Saturday—No. 1, 2, and 3 Lines. Terms— £3 10s ; two or moro mares, £3. JOHN DAVEY & CO., Owners. Manager— GEO. F. WALKER, Aranioho. TO~STAND THIS SEASON] .^ The Thoroughbred \nw i-S ED° vx N L*&&qg£mßsm Will travel from Wavorloy to Patoa, and from Wavorloy to Waitotara. Further particulars in futuro issue. A. McINDOE, Murton.