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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9938, 15 January 1900, Page 4

Kacing. MONO A.Y, February sth, 1900, at 9 p m.— Nominations • Stewards' Stakes, First Hurdle Race, Second Hurdlo Race; ,Firnt Handicap Hack Hurdles, Seoond Handicap Hick Hurdles, First Hack Flat Handioap, Second HaoV Flat Handicap, Jaokson Welter Handicap, Harrison Memorial Stakes, Petre Wilter Handicap, Autumu Handicap, and Farewell Handicap, 1 soy Bach. TUESDAY, February 20th, 1900 (on or about)— Weights for Cup, Stewards' Stakes, First Hurdle Enco, Pint Hack Hurdles, Jackscn Welter, First Hack Flit, and Flying Handicaps. TUESDAY, February 27th. 1900, at 9 p.m.- Acceptance-: Wanganui Cup, Stewards' Stakes, Jackson Welter Handicap, and Flyiug Haudieap, 2 soys each ; First Hurdle Uace, First Hack Hurdles, aud Fust Hauk Flat, 1 aov each. THURSDAY. March Ist, 1900 (on or about)— Revised weights (if necessary) Wauganui Cup SATURDAY, M>irdh 3rd, 1900, at 9 p m.— Filial payment : Wanganui C jp, i soys. tHTJRSDAY, MarcH Bth, 1900 (at or about), at 8 p m.— Weights for second day's Handicaps. THURSDAY, March Bth, 1900, at 10 p m. — Acceptance? : Harrison Me morial Stake*. 2 sovb; Second Hurdle Knee and Second Hack Hurdles, I sov»ach ; Waugrtnui stakes, t sovb; i^etre Wolter Handicap and Autumn Handicap, 2 soys , Hack Flat, t soy , Farewell Handicap, .' soys. RULES AND REGULATIONS, To which the attention of persons entering Horses is particularly directed. All or.tiies, nominations, etc , will close at the Secretary's office, Wangauui, at 9 p m , excopt when otherwise specified. Entries by telegram must give full particulars of the horse, in terras of new Rule 16 (otherwise eutry will ba invalid), and must be confirmed in writing at the earliest possible opportunity. Owuerej, Trainer's, and otKors entering ftnd accepting horses for tho W J.O. Meetings are notified that no entries or abcoptancoß will be received unless accompanied by tho necessary amount iv cash This notification does not apply to Owners and Trainers who hava standing arraugements with tho Executive All persons intending to withdiaw horses are required to give notios to that effect fo the Secretary, or Olerk of Scales, one halfhour before the official timo for Stirling the lai c Any person uegleotiuj* or refumng to ejinply with this nils blull psy a fine, to be nnpuied by tho Steward*, not exceeding aovs, to the Rice Ifund. Stakes are paid in full. All races to he run uudortheN.Z. Rules of Racing No eutry will he received under any pretence whatever after the hour named. F. MOFFATT, Secretary. Business Advertisement!. USE ROYAL BLUE AND No. 1 Extract ot Soap. Empire Company, Wellington. Undor the IMMEDIATE INSPECTION of GOVJBBNMENT "VETERINAEY SURGEON, MR J. O. CLAYTON, M.R.C.Y.S, Aramoho Freezing, Chilling, — AND — Canned Meat Works. MITCHELL & CO, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS — AND — MEAT PURVEYORS. WE bog to notify the General Public that notwithstanding the faot that we were the first to sell inspected meat in tho colony, and continued to do so up ti" tho present time, we are again to the f< aa a still further assurance to our &•- tomers and Patrona in having had np pointed by the New Zealand Government a Duly qualified Veterinary Surgeou a. Inßpecting Oißuer. All Meat slaughtered at our Works on and after the 2nd of October, bears the Government Stamp, and Customers can rely upon the continuance of supply of the Pnmest Meats of every description. Country Customers desirous of availing themselves of our inspection, are notified that we can fulfil Orders per rail within any radius for a trifle more than Town prices. A number participating in a hamper of meat will find the extra cost of railage infinitessiinal. Liberal Terms made with the Trade for the Supply of Dead Meat or the Slaughtering of Live Stock. ICE. ICE. ICE. We are prepared to supply, for Household, Hotel, Dairy Factory, and other purposes, ICE in small or large ..ua^ 4 !- ties, at Beasoaable Bates. MITCHELL AND CO., Aramoho, Wanganui, and Fordell. Aramoho Tea Gardens. THIS popular pleasure resort will be open to the pnblio on and after THURSDAY, 28th September. The Grounds have been considerably improved, and are new snperioi to anything of the kind in the colony. Every attention is given to visitors by a competent staff. Open on SUNDAYS for the first Beason, AFTERNOON TEA and other Refreshments always on hand for Cyclists and others. PINF, VILLA, situated in the grounds, has & few vacancies for Boarders. A Large Marquee and other conveniences, specially adapted for private dancing parties, may be engaged at a short notice. Picnic Parties and School Treats oatered for at lowest rates, and hot water provided. BUSSES ran to the gate every day MRSHAYWUOD .. .. Proprietress.