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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2446, 10 March 1909, Page 3

YV'AIAPU JJACING QLUB. ANNUAL MEETING Mangabanea Racecourse. SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1909. President: K. S. Williams, Esq.; Vice-Presidents: Messrs J. Knox, , E. Stokes, and D. W. Duff. Handicapper: Mr. J. S. Hicks; Clerks of Scales: Messrs G. S. Travers and G. W. Trimnell; Judge: Mr. Wrn. Broderick; Starter: Mr. J. Hickup; Clerk of Course: Mr. J. Hays; Timekeeper :Mr. J., McNeil; Hon. Surgeon: Dr. C. S. Davis; Stewards: Messrs H. C. Beach, J. J. Spratt, Hami Te Rapu, T. Dick C. Tyden, J. H. Taplin, E. H. Vile, H. McClutcher, senr., H. Robertson, C. Brachen, A. J. Caddy, R. Jellio, J. Hicks, G. Maddo^c. PROGRAMME. (12 noon.) 1. DISTRICT MAIDEN RACE, of 10 • sovs. Six furlongs. Nomination 10s. Weiglit-for-age. (12.45 p.m.) 2. WAIAPU CUP, of 30 sovs;second horse to receive 3sovs from stake. Ono mile and a-half. Nomination 20s, acceptance 10s. (1.30 p.m.) 3. JIIKURANGI STAKES, of 12 sovs; second horse to receive 2sov& from stake. Five furlongs. Nomination Bs, acceptance 4s. (2.15 p.m.) 4. REPORUA WELTER, of l3sovs; second horse to receive 2sovs from stake. One mile. Nomination 10s, acceptance 3s. (3 p.m.) 5. DISTRICT SCURRY, of lOsovs. Five furlongs. Minimum weight 9st. Nomination 10s. (3.45 p.m.) 6. FLYING HANDICAP, of lOsovs. One mile. Nomination 10s. Post entry. (4.30 p.m.) 7. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 10 sovs. One mile. Nomination 10s, Post entry. CONDITIONS. 1. Horses entering for District rac;s to have been in the district, and .he bona fide property of residents, at east three months previous to the aces. 2. Jockeys riding in races to wear dors. 3. Protests to be lodged with the Secretary in writing within 15 mimics after the disputed event, accorn>anied by a deposit of £2 —such deiosit to be forfeited if the protest be lot sustained ._ 4. No nomination or acceptance yill be entertained unless accompani:d by necessary fees. 6. All races to be run under Metro lolitan rules. 7. Committee’s decision to be final 8. Winners of any race after tin veights have been declared to carr.' i penalty of 71b. Bookmakers’ Fee —£3 3s. J. F. NICKLIN, Secretary W.R.C. rpHERE IS NOTHING JJKF LEATHER. My friends in town and mates out back This news I send to you, Though Bung and Co. are on my track, I’ll still attend to you. I had a note from Bung and Co. That I would have to quit, As they did not like my company Or the top line which I bit. But my old friend just up the way Has fixed me up all right, And at Stafford’s Shop I mean to stay And advocate what’s right. So when in town you chance to be, And you miss the old retreat, You have not far to come to me, • On the same side near Grey Street,. And there youlll find me on the job, With a large stock hard to beat, A first-class outfit for the cob, And the best of leather for your feet. —By Heel Shave. S TEWART HASTIE , GLADSTONE ROAD. LOW PRICES make hard times easy to bear by wearing our Tailor-made Suits, prices 35s to 70s.— Nat Hooper, McKee’s Building. T AW.LESS, Agent, • \JT • U has several clients wanting to purchase homesteads handy to town and would be glad to receive particulars of those wishing to sell.—Office, over Kaiti Bridge, off Post Office. H m The Busy Man's Drink. The business man wants a drinif that is not only delicious, but also healthful. Because it fulfils these requirements, Puriri Natural Mineral Water is continually increasing in popularity. In the past, Soda was used as the mixer for liquors, wines or milk. Now the connoisseur discards soda and orders Puriri instead., It’s sparkle and snap, together, with it’s medicinal qualities, make Puriri Natural Mineral Water the busy man’s favourite. Obtainable from nil Stores anti Hotels. ,