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Waikato Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 3493, 13 November 1894, Page 2

Notices. WHATAWHATA J^ACJES, To be held in . . MR FERGUSON'S PADDOCK ox TUESDAY, JANUARY 1,1895, President : Robert Noble. Esq. Vics-pBEsiDKPTS: F. VV. Lang, Esq., M.H.R., Alex. Calder, Esq. Judge : MrC. Limmer. Starter : Mr E. M. Dickey. Clerk of Scales ; Mr W. W. Higgioson. Clerks op Course : Mr E. Rothwell and Mr P. Noble. Handicapper : Mr G. fl. Carter, Stewards: Messrs Robert Noble, A. Calder, W. W. Higginson, J. Charleston, C. Limmer, Geo. Swanson, W. McCutcheon, W. Waters, A. M. Ferguson R. White, W. Laxon, and F. Stoiey. PROGRAMME (Passed by A.R.C.) 1. HANDICAP HURDLES, of lOsova. Second horse to receive 2sovs. from the stake. Over eight flights of hurdles. Two miles. Nomination, ss; acceptance, ss, 2. MAIDEN PLATE, of 6sovs. Second horse to receive lsov. from the stake. For all horses that have never won an advertised race. Weight for age. One and a-quarter miles. Entrance, 6s. 3. WHATAWHATA HANDICAP, of 12sovs. Second, horse to receive lsov, from the stake. H miles. Nomination, 6s; acceptance, 6s. i. GALLOWAY RACE (for horses 14.2 and under), of Ssovs. Entrance, ss. 5. SETTLERS'RACE, of Ssovs. Second horse to receive lsov, from the stake. One mile, Entrance, ss. Handicap. All horses entered to be the bona fide property of settlers residing within a radius of five miles from the Whatawhata Post-office at least three months before the date the races, and not to have won an advertised race. 6. FLYING STAKES (handicap), of Osovs. Second horse to receive 1 sov. from the stake. Winner ot Whatawhata Handicap to carry 101b extra. Six furlongs. Nomination, 3s; acceptance, 3s. 7. LADIES'BRACELET, of ssovs. One mile. Entrance, ss. Welter weight forage. Gentleman riders. 8. HANDICAP TROT, of Ssovs. About mi.es. Entrance, ss. 9. CONSOLATION STAKES, ot ..sovs. For all beaten horses. One mile. CONDITIONS. All races to be run under the Auckland Racing Club's rules. All disputes to be decided by the Stewards whose decision will be final. Every protest to be accompauied by lsov., which will be forfeited if the protest be not sustained. No nomination or acceptance will be received unless accompanied by the necessary amount in cash. Nominations for the iirat, third and sixth events wilt close with the Secretary on December Bth.; Weights will appear in The Waikato Times on or about Tuesday. December 11th. Acceptances and genera] entries close on WEDNESDAY, December 21st. All persons nominating horses to be subscribers to the race fund of not less than os. Bookmaker - )'fee, 10s 6d. 'N.B.—Mr C. J. W. Barton, Hamilton, is authorised to receive nominations, etc. E. C. SHEPHERD, 13/11 Hon. Sec. Y° UNG & Importers, FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. YOUNG'S GLASGOW OILS, for lubricating all descriptions of machinery. Special Oils for Reapers, Binders, and other farm machinery MILL BELTlNG—Leather, ludiarubber, Balata (recommended for outside work) WATERPROOF GOODS—Riding and Driving Coats, Buggy Aprons, Draymen's and Milkers' Capes, Cart, Waggon and Rick Covers. SWAN'S CALEDONIAN SHEEP DIP-Non-poisonous; highly recommended Note.—We have no agents for the sale of our Oils in the Waikato. They can he had from storekeepers or from us direct. 1 n 7 THFi WILLOWS. Wynyard - street, Auckland, Boarding and Day School; principal, Mrs Williams, assisted by an efficient staff. This school occupies an elevated and healthy position, aud pupils placed under Mis Williams' charge receive careful training and have all the. comforts of a home. Instruction given in all the customary branches of an English education, together with French, German, Latin, Algebra, Music, etc. The year is divided into three terms of equal length. The second term will commence on June sth. References given by clergymen and parents of pupils. Prospectuses forwarded on application. N.B.—Pupils prepared for Civil Service examinations, Matriculation, etc. yiSI.'ING CARDS printed, equal te ' copperplate, at WaikatoTimes office