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Wellington Independent, Volume XXIX, Issue 4052, 13 March 1874, Page 4

Race Meeting. Ti/T A N A W A T U RACES. To be held on the Manawatu Eace Course ON TUESDAY, the 17l1i MARCH, 1874. Stewabds : Mr H. M'Donald, Mr S. Cook, Mr G. Wood, Mr D. Scott, Mr G. West. Judge : Mr J. Symons. Cleek of the Course : Mr G. Edwards. Stahteb: Mr H. M'Donald. Tebasubbb : Mr J. Young. Secretary : Mr T. Cook, Junior. Huedle Race, £ ; entrance, one guinea ; distance, two miles, over six hurdles, darkened, height, 3ft 9in ; weight for age. Second horse to save his stakes. Open to all horses ; heats. Hack Htjbdle Race, £ ; distance, one mile, over three hurdles ; second horse to save hie stakes; entrance, 10s; post entry, single eveni. Produce Stakes, £ ; distance, .one mile and a half; entrance, one guinea. Open to all horses who have never run for an advertised race. Heats : second horse tn save his stakes ; weight for age. Pony Race, £ ; open to all ponies fourteen hands and under ; entrance, 5a ; Becond pony to save bis stakes ; catch -weights: post entry ; single event. Manawatu Stakes, £ ; distance, two miles. Open to all horses ; heats, weight for age. Entrance, 2 guineas. Second horse to save his slake. Cavamy Race, £ ; distance, two mile?. Open to all horses belonging to Lady Bowen'e Light Horse j qualified by three drills ; any dispute arising, to be settled by the Officers of the Corps. Riders to appear in uniform. Entrance, 10s; catch weights. Single event. Ladies Pubse, £ . ; distance, one mile and a half; welter weights. Gentlemen rider?. Entrance, one guinea; single event. Consolation Stakes, £ ; distance, one mile and a quarter ; for all beaten horses that have run during the meeting ; sweepstakes to go to the second horse. Entrance, 10s j post entry. Single event. RULES. 1. No person allowed to run a horse, unless a subscriber of one guinea to the Race Fund. 2. All colors and ages to be given in on night of entry. 3. All subscriptions to be paid on or before 8 o'clock p.m. on the 16th March. 4. Entries to cloao on or before 10 o'clock p.m., at the Foxton Family Hotsl. 5. Settling to be rr.ade at the Manawatu Hotel, at 11 o'clock a.m., on the 18th March. I 6. The decision of the Stewards to be final. 7. Any one lodging a protest, to deposit one guinea with one of the Stewards or the Secretary before being examined, arid if the Stewards declare such objections to be frivolous, the deposit to be forfeited. 8. Three horses to start, or no race; tho bona fide property of different owners. 9. Twenty minutes will be allowed between each heat or race. 10. These races will be run under the rules of the Marton Rangitikei Jockey Club. THOMAS COOK, Jun., Hon. Secretary. Jewellery, &c. |~\IXON'S ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, NICKEL SILVER, Equal to Silver for wear. Now open, a £500 Invoice of these Goods such as never before offered to the Public. Next door Bank of New South Wales, Willis street. F. H. LEWTSSON. /"I REENSTONE ! ! GREENSTONE ! br — For Sale. — 500 pieces in the rough Apply to F. H. LEWISSON, Next door Bank New South Wales. ONEY TO LEND AND NC INTEREST. All repairs in Jewellery intrusted to me will be done with despatch. F. H. LtfWISSON, Willis street, Wellington. mo aIT who require time As soon os I get into my new promises, " will have on the premises a first-class Watch maker and Jeweller. Till then, all jobs mus be sent on to Auckland. F. H. LEWISSON, Willis street. MORE MONEY TO BE SPEN] In the Colonies. Any article in Silver or Gold Jewellery, ] am ready to take orders for, and execute a the shortest notice possible. F. H. LEWISSON, Manufacturer of Colonia'-made Jewellery, Willis street, Wellington. For sale or to letT^OR SALE OR TO LET Tho following valuable Freehold Building Allotments situated in the township of Foxton viz., sections Nop. 1, 2. 3, 33, 34, 35, anc 21 to 28 inclusive. Also, 800 acres gooc grazing land, nearly all laid down ir> Englisl grass and clover, and partly fenced in. Foi further particulars, apply to F. LOUDON, At the etore3 of W. J. F. Loudon, Foxton. THO WNSHIP oIF FOXTON FOR SALE— A valuable FAEM, situated on the bank of the Manawatu river, at Motoa containing 120 acres (more or less), being one of tho most convenient and compact propertiei ever offered for salo, it being provided wit! every convenience — a river frontugo, a portioi of useful bush, a good four-roomed cottage in the centre of a garden stocked with young fruit trees ; cowshed, fowl-houae, stockyards and three paddocks of 20, 12, and 8 acres, eacl laid down in English grussea. The whole pro perty is secured by fencing and natural boun daries. Immediate possession can be given Title perfect. Also, That well-known house, " The Star anc Garter Hotel," at Motoa, situated on the mair road from Foxton, nt tho junction of the road now being formed to intersect the main lim from Wellington, under tho hills ; oontuini eight roomß, and ia replete with every oon venience. Attached to the houßO are stabling for four hordes, cowsheds, stockyards, and 2( acres of the richest swump soil, thorough!} drained, and most part under grass, eecurelj fenced in ; and Eeparate three-aore paddock Title, Crown grant. Ihe only reason tht owner is giving up is from ill-health. For permission to viow and further particu lars, apply to ERNEST S. THYNNE, Land Agent, Foxton,