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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1197, 28 February 1880, Page 3

Notices.

TO THE BURGESSES OF HAMILTON. Ladies and Gentlemen, — In consequence of result of election yesterday still further increasing the inequality of representation, with a Council as at present constituted, Hamilton West might as well have actually instead of vertically the whole management of affairs in its own hands. Under these circumstances we feel that it would not only be a constant source, of annoyance and waste of time for us to continue to act as your representatives, but would also be devoid of any credit to ourselves, ov advantage to the borough. We cannot help expressing our regret for the manifestly unfair spirit exhibited, which is eminently calculated to perpetuate little local jealousies, instead of promoting a fair upright manner, which would have an undoubted tendency towards making us a more united community. We ought to be all one ; but not forget there are two sides with supposed equal rights and privileges. An East and West ward appeal's to be the only remedy j for existing state of things. In the meantime, for reasons stated, we most respectfully beg to tender our respective resignations. — We have, &c, Thomas Dawsox, Mayor. Wm. Cumming, ) J. K. McDonald, > Councillors. John Knox, ) Hamilton East, Feb. 27, 1880.

In the Estate of PETER WALKER, Esq., lute of Kirikiriroa, in the District of Waikato, deceased. ALL Persons having Claims against the late Mr Peter "Walker will please forward the same to Messrs. Whitaker and O'Neill for the information of the Administrators of the Estate.

NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF HAMILTON AND DISTRICT. WELL SINKING. WELLS sunk to any depth and in any part of this distinct at reasonable prices, and with quick despatch. J. WILLIAMS, Hamilton West.

NOTICE.

A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Schoolroom, Whatawhata, THIS EVENING, 28th February, at 7 p.m., for the purpose of inaugurating steps to be taken in aid of the Irish Relief Fund. L. B. HARRIS, Chairman, Newcastle District Board.

T. G. SANDES, OURVK Y 0 R, HAMILTON WEST. All orders left with Mr T. H. White, architect, will be promptly attended to.

FOR SALE. TTNSURPASSED BRICKS ! I Apply to S. Davis, Hamilton West.

TpIAKO ANNUAL RACES. TO BE HUN AT MORRINSVILLE, ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1880,

Stewards : Messrs. J. Tuinbull, S. Ticklepenny, Jas. Rowe, H. Campbell, C. Collins. Jas. Taylor, H Burbrids-e J.Wood. Judge : H. P. Chepmell, Esq,, J.P. Starter: T. G. Sandes, Esq. Clerks or Course: R. Parr, Esq. A. Ticklepenny, Esq. Clerk of Scales : S. Tieklepenny, Esq Handicapper : T. Weatherill, Esq. Secretary : T. Kowe. PROGRAMME. Ist Race to start at 11.30. a.m. Hurdle Race (Handicap) of losovs : with a sweep of lsov. for starters only, j hweep to go to second hor^e ; 1 1- miles over 6 flights of hurdles, 3fL Gins I high. Nomination £1 Acceptance lsov. / !2. Maiden Plate of 12sovs: 1J miles, j weight for age, for three year olds and upwards that have never won a stake (matches exoepted), exceeding osovs. Entrance lsov. 3. Piako Handicap of 30sova: sweepstakes of 2soVB. each to go to second horse, distance 2 miles. .Nomination lsov. Acceptance Hsovs. 4. Trotting Race (Distance Handicap) lOsovs : distance 3 miles, pull and go second horse to save his stake. Nomination 10s. Acreptance 10s. 5. Selling Hack Race of lOsovs : 1 mile weight 10 st. Winner to be hold for losovs. Surplus to go to Race Fund. Post entries los. 6. Maori Race. Prize saddle & bridle value 7 guineas. 1 mile ; heats ; catch weights ; horses to be owned and ridden by Maories only. 7. The Final Flutter of Ssovs: no "weight under 7st.; | mile. Poet entries los. 8. Consolation Handicap of Bsovs: 1{ miles for all beaten hoi'ses. Nomination os. Acceptance 10s. Nominations for handicaps (Hurdles, Handicap, and Trot), to be sent addressed to " T. G. Sandes, Box 27, Hamilton Post-office " (or by telegram), on or before Saturday, February 28th, 1880, at 8 p.m. Weights will be published on Tuesday, the 2nd of March, 18S0, in the Waikato Times. Acceptances and general entries to be made on or before Friday, the 12th March, at 8 p.m., addressed as above. All jockeys, except those in the Maori Eace, Jiack Race, and Flutter, to ride in colors or they will not be permitted to start. No entry will be received without being accompanied by the requisite amount of j cash, nor later than the time named. In all post entry races four horses to start or no prize will be given. Waikato Turf Club rules will be strictly adherc-d to in all matters connected with the meeting. Entries ti state name and age of horse, also pedigree so far as known, and colors of riders. No entry will be received for any of the races except upon this condition: That all disputes, claims, and objections arising out of the racing shall be decided by a majority of the Stewards present, or those whom they may appoint. Their decision upon all points connected with the carrying out of this programme shall be final. Protests to be accompanied by 1 soy., which will be forfeited if the protest is not sustained. Qualification subscription for Nos. 1,2, 3, and 4, 10s *, for 5, 6, and 7, ss. If funds will permit, stakes will be increased yro nttu*