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Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16712, 30 January 1926, Page 2

WANGANUI TROTTING CLUB. CUP MEETING, FEBRUARY 19 & 22. DOMINATIONS for All Events, both A days, close on MONDAY NEXT (February 1), at 5 p.m. For full ■ programme see N.Z. Referee. W. M. FALCONER, 483 Secretary. "lUMMER TITEETIKG To be held at LEXANDRA "DARK, A UCELAND on ATURDAY. . .TIT ARCH. fiTH. 102 0 PROGRAMME: I.—IMPROVERS' HANDICAP. (Harness) Of £2OO. For UNITOPFLED TROTTING" HORSES ONLY. For horses that Have never won at better than.2.2S to the mile at time of nomination. Limit 3.52. Nomination 20/-. Acceptance no/-. Distance a miles. 2.—PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP. (Harness) ■or £2OO. Limit 3.0. Nomination 20/-. Acceptance 50/-. Distance 1J miles. 3. ALEXANDRA PARK HANDICAP. (Harness) or £750, including- a GOLD COP valued at 100 guineas. Limit 4.36. Nomination 50/-. Acceptance 100/-. Distance 2 miles. 4.—RAGLAN HANDICAP. (Harness) or £2OO. For horses that have- never won at better than 2.2 5 to the mile at time ■or nomination. Limit 3.38. • Nomination 20/-. Acceptance 50/-. Distance 1* miles. 5. —WAIPA HANDICAP. Illarness) or £350 Limit 2.1f1. Nomination 30/-. Acceptance 00/-. Distance 1 mile. G —MEMBERS' HANDICAP (Harness) or £350. For UNHOPPLED TROTTING HORSES ONLY. Limit 4.48. Nom- ■ ination 30/-. Acceptance GO/-. Dis- ■ ■ tance. ? miles. ~.—DOMINION . HANDICAP (Harness) or £?SO Limit 4.42-. Nomination 30/-. Acceptance 50/-. Distance 2 miles. g.—FAREWELL HANDICAP. (Saddle) or £2OO. Limit 2.21. Nomination 20/-. Acceptance 50/-. Distance t mile. NOMINATIONS Tor all EVENTS rlns/» with the Secretary AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB AUCKLAND, or the Secretary WATKATO TROTTING CLUB. HAMILTON, at 5 p.m.. on FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 12th. 1926. HANDICAPS -will appear on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9fith. ACCEPTANCES for all EVENTS close With Secretary AUCKLAND TROTTING CLI'R . AUCKLAND, or the Secretary WAIK\TO TROTTING. CLUR. HAMILTON, at 5 p.m., on MONDAY. MARCH Ist. ARTHUR J. SMITH, cog Secretary. -\TORTHLAND rpROTTING (INCORPORATED). ANNUAL MEETING To be held at KENSINGTON PARK, WUANGAREI, SATURDAY, MARCH > 1926. I.—WUANGAREI HANDICAP SADDLE oC OOsovs.; second horse to receive to sovs. and third horse Ssovs. out or stake. For Unhoppled Trotters Only. Limit, 4.36. l| Miles. Nomination 20s, Acceptance, 20s. 2—DARGAVILLE HANDICAP HARNESS 6r SOsovs.; second horse lOsovs. and third horso osovs. out or stake. For all horses that have; never won a race • . at totalisator.meeting- at time or starting-. I*. Miles. Nomination 20s, Acceptance 20s. 3.—NORTHLAND TROTTING CUP, HARNESS, or 2iOsovs. and Silver Cup; second .horse to receive 30sovs. and third lOsovs. out of stake. Limit, 4.47. 2 Miles. Nomination 20s, Acceptance 40s. 4.—KAWAKAWA HANDICAP HARNESS, Of 90sovs.; second horse lOsovs., third ihorse ssovs. out or stake. Limit, 3.42. t A miles. Nomination 20s. Acceptance 20s. 5. —PRESIDENTS HANDICAP HARNESS or 12550V5.; second horse 20sovs., and third horse lOsovs. out-of stake. For Unhoppled Trotters Only. Limit 5.5. 2 miles. Nomination 20s. Acceptance 3 OS. 6.- COUNTIES' HANDICAP HARNESS or SOsovs.; second horse lOsovs., third horse ssovs. from stake. For horses owned and located North or the Waitemata County for three months prior to nomination. Limit, 4.5. 1* miles. Nomination 20s. Acceptance 20s. 7.—KAIKOHE HANDICAP SADDLE, of 85 sovs.; second horse lOsovs., third hsrse ssovs. out of stake. Limit 2.26. 1 mile. Nomination 20s. Acceptance 20S S.—-WAIPU HANDICAP HARNESS, Of 90 sovs.; second horse lOsovs., and third horse ssovs. out or stake. Limit 2.58. 1} miles. Nomination 20s. Acceptance 20s. DATES OF NOMINATIONS. HANDICAPS & ACCEPTANCES Nominations close on FRIDAY, February 20, 1926 at 5 p.m. with the Secretary or Mr R. L. Absolum Secretary Otahuhu Trotting- Club, Auckland-. Handicaps will appear on MARCH S 1926 Acceptances close with the Secretary, or Mr R. L. Absolum, Secretary Otahuhu Trotting- Club, Auckland on WEDNESDAY March 10 192 G, at 5 p.m. F. W. WEBSTER • Secretary. Box 79 Wihang-arel. : Approved, J. B. Norris, Secretary N.Z. Trotting Association. DRESSMAKING. T ESSONS in Dressmaking-, Thursdays *i (day and' evening); also Costumier. U av and evouing- dresses. —Mrs NicnolJLs. 0 clarence Sweet, i mluutes rn.ni c.P.O. iRESSMAKING, also by appointment, / garments cut and lltted for home -uWiuV also smarl frocks made.—Mrs Couper, Garden Place, second bouse left siae. /'.WING to Increase lu business last year \J I have taken larger rooms upstairs in same building:. Thanking- my customers for past patronag-e, B. Sedg-wick, Dressmaker and Costumiers, Bond's Bldgs., ouu Hamilton Hotel. 'Pbone 2820. TAILORING. TjIREE QUIT - , YOUR TAILOR to disprove the following fact and I will GIVE YOU A SUIT FREE! I will use the same material, the same, or better quality linings, guarantee the same amount or handwork, for £9 10/—that he is probahly charging- you £ll 10/-. WHY PAY THIS EXTRA £2? If he can dispute this—l GIVE YOU A SUIT. tt» A Tr'IDDEY —Paul's Arcade. . XV. (upstairs), Victoria St. 'Phone, 1766. WHAT A WELL-TAILORED SUIT REALLY MEANS— Fit Comfort, Neatness, Quality, Economy. LATEST RANGES OF ENGLISH SUITINGS. EmiIOMAS, HIGH-CLASS 1 TAILOR, GRUAR'S BUILDINGS, 94 VICTORIA ST.-- - - HAMILTON ALL DESIGNS. HIGHEST GRADE, MAXWELL BOARD. GROSSER AND "»«• BUILDERS' SUPPLY CO., 'Phone 1427. 40 BRYCE ST. Box 60. CVRBON bl-sulphltle landing- next week. Order now.—Farmers' Co-op. Auctioneering: Co- Ltd.