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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1546, 11 December 1919, Page 15

2. HANDICAPS declared about DECEMBER 15. 3. ACCEPTANCES close DECEMBER 22. 4. All protests to be lodged with the Secretary 15 minutes after eyent, accompanied by a deposit of 2sovs, which will be forfeited if protest be not sustained. 5. The age, pedigree, colour and last two years’ performances must accompany nomination. 6. Winners will be subject to be rehandicapped. 7. No entry will be accepted on any pretence whatsoever after date named, or without the necessary a'mount of cash. 8. All prizes paid in full. 9. The Stewards’ decision in all cases must be accepted as final and' conclusive. 10. The Club will not responsible for any accident that may occur durmg the running of any - of the events. 11. Refreshment Booth will be on the course, for which tenders will be received up to December 13, ADMISSION TO COURSE, 2s. E. W, JORDAN, Secretary.

JIMMY CLABBY JIMMY CLABBY (UNITED STATES.) BOXES ALBERT POOLEY ALBERT POOLEY (NEW ZEALAND,)Y O W N JJ A L L. JpRIDAY, J)ECEMBER 15 THREE-MINUTE ROUNDS, FOR PURSE OF £250. Preliminary Bouts Between Leading Provincial Amateurs. ADMISSION: Stage, 20s. ;• Reserves, 10s. BOX PLAN Wildman and Arey’s. DAY SALES: 65., 45., 2s. 6d. at H. Cleal,' Victoria Arcade, December 11 and 12. ; Two of Solferino’s daughters,’ Valley. Rose and Admyra, were' winners at Feilding. ;