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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 6800, 11 May 1889, Page 4

ACCEPTANCES AND GENERAL ENTRIESTHURSDAY, 23ed MAT, 1889. Maiden Steeplechase, 2 soya Handicap Hack Hurdles, nil Flying Handicap (Flat), 1 soy Egmtmt Handicap Steeplechase, 3 bovb Handicap Hack Pint, nil Normanby Stakes (Plat), 2 soys WEIGHTS appear on or about 4th MAY, 1889. WM. J. OAVERHILL, Hon. Sec. ISAWKE'S BAY JOCKEY CLUB. STEEPLECHASE MEETING, 1889. THURSDAyTjUNE 20. MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE, of 80 soys— Second boree to receive 15 sovb from tho stake ; entrance 3 oovs ; weight-for-age ; for all horses that have never won an advertised Steepleohase oxceeding 25 soys in value at time of entry ; about 2 miles. LADIES' BRACELET, of 70 soys (a bracelet value 70 soys) — For horses that have naver won an advertised race of eny description exceeding 25 soys in value at time of entry ; gentlemen ridera; all horses to be nominated by ladies ; entrance, 3 aovs. Weights— 3yrs, lOst 121 b j 4yrs, list 61b; Byre, list 12U> j 6yrs and aged, 12st. No allowances. Two miles on the flat. N.B.— " No person having received paymant in consideration of work performed in connection with the training or riding of horses shall be eligible to ride as a gentleman rider, unless specially sanctioned by, the committee." Application for election as a gentleman rider must be in tho hands of the Secretary not later than 2 p.m. on Tuesday, June 18. HAWKE'S BAY STEEPLEOHASE HANDICAP, of 300 soys — Second horse to receive 50 soys, and third horse 20 soys from the stake; nomination, 2 soys, on Tuesday, May 14 ; weights declared on Tuesday, May 28 ; acceptance, 5 soys, on night of general entry; final payments, 5 boys, on Monday, June 17, by 2 p.m. Winner of any Steeplechase Handicap of tho value of 200 soys after declaration of the weights to carry 71b penalty ; about 3£ miles. SELLING STEEPLECHASE, of 40 soys— Second horse to receive 10 soys from the stake ; winner to be sold by auction immediately after the race for £50, the surplus, if any, to go to the fund; not less than lOst up j entrance 2 boys j about lj miles. CONSOLATION STEEPLECHASE, of 60 aovs — Second horso to receive 15 boys from the stake; open to all beaten horses ; nomination 1 soy, acceptance 2 soys; nomination to be made with the Clerk of the Scales before the start for the Selling Race; acceptances not later than 15 minutes after the declaration of the weights; about 2 miles. Dates of Nominations, Entries, &c, with amounts, to be forwarded to the Secretary of the H,B J.O. N.B.— All events close at 10 p.m., unless stated to the contrary. TpssnAY, May 14 — Nominationa H.B, Steeplechase Handicap^ boys. Tuesday, May 28— WeightsH.B.Steepleohase Handicap. Tuesday, June 11 — General Entry | Nominations Maiden Steepleohase, 3 bovb ; Ladies' Bracelet, 3 eovs; Selling Steeplechase, 2 soys; acceptances H.B. Steeplechase Handicap, 5 boys. Monday, June 17, by 2 p.m.— Final Payments H.B. Steeplechase Handicap, 5 bovb F. D. LUCKIE, Secretary H.8.J.0. Criterion Hotel, April 13th, 1889. MUNRO'S PUEE INDIAN TEA TO THE FRONT. fTHHE London Correspondent of fch JL Sydney Mail writes : — " There is no more significant fact in moder trade than the padual crowding out o Chinese Teas from the British market by tho Indian Teas. Indian Tea i stronger, has more flavour, and is oleanj than Chinese Teaa. The difference ii the methods of manufacture pursued ii tho two countries explains in a grea measure the better value of Indian Tet In India the culture ana manufactur of the leaf are undertaken by English men, tvhe regulate native labour machinery is employed to a large extenl In China every peasant has his tea plant and his own peculiar methods of cul tivating and preparing thorn. Of suol methods the least said the better. Clean liness has very little to do with them. 1 Comment on the above is needless. IP YOU VALUE YOTJR HEALTH DRINK MUNRO'S PURE INDIAN TEAS Packed expressly and sent direct from the Hope Estate, The Tea Plantation of Henry WapshaK Esq., Ouchterlony Valley, Neilgherry Hills, Oct&camund, Madras, India. This TEA is never blended or mixed wit! any other, because it is best in its nativ purity and much more wholesome. Highly recommended to Invalids. This Favourite Tea can be obtained from al the principal Storekeepers. Sole Agent — ALEXANDER MUNRO, Willis Street, Wellington. WINTER (JOODS THE PROPRIETOR OF THE PREMIER ESTABLISHMENT AKD Centre of Commerce OF THE WEST COAST, PATEA, Announces the arrival of his J AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, whioh will be found replete in every line, and one of the Choicest Stocks to select from ever opened to tho public of Patea. The LADIES are especially invited to inspect the Magnificent Display of 0^" DRESS GOODS & MILLINERY. The GENTLEMEN arc also requested to inspect the Choice Assortment of TWEEDS which they can have niado up in style. A First-class Cutter kept on the premises. The Clothing Department. It has always been the aim of the Proprietor to have this Department well Btocked with tho BEST ENGLISH, SCOTCH,*, COLONIAL TWEED SUITS. Men's, Youths., and Boys' Suits in endless variety. Boot and Shoe Department. This Department is stooked with the very best brands of Imported and Colonial Manufacture, t3?" Conntry Settlers ore invited to inspect tho Stocks. R. A. ADAMS, DIRECT IMPORTER, PATEA. UNION STEAM SAW MILL, CHELTENHAM. MESSRS GAWLER & C 0.... Proprietors Totara and all kinds of Timber supplied dressed and undressed,