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No. 81

the case of a bracket when any one of the horses
in such bracket starts, and in such event the invest-
ment will be deemed to remain on the starter repre-
sented by such bracket.
(ii) Where a horse in the second race of the double is
scratched:

If both races of the double are held on the same day—
(a) If a horse, including a bracketed horse, is scratched
from the second race, the investor may at his option
and at the totalisator agency where the investment
was made, accept a refund up to 15 minutes before
the advertised time of closing for the receipt of
investments for the double, or if the investment was
made against a telephone deposit account nominate
a substitute up to 15 minutes before the advertised
starting time for the first race, or if the investment
was made by cash nominate a substitute up to 15
minutes before the advertised starting time for the
first race provided that the totalisator agency at
which the investment was made is still open for
receiving cash investments.

(b) Where a horse which is bracketed with a horse that
starts is scratched from the second race at any time
and the investor has not accepted a refund or nomi-
nated a substitute as aforesaid then the investor will
be deemed to have selected the remaining horse or
horses in the bracket as his starter in the second race.

If both races of the double are not held on the same day—
(a) If a horse including a bracketed horse is scratched
from the second race the investor may at his option
and at the totalisator agency where the investment
was made, accept a refund up to 15 minutes before
the advertised time of closing for the receipt of
investments for the double or nominate a substitute
up to two hours before the advertised starting time
for the second race.

(b) Where a horse which is bracketed with a horse that
starts is scratched from the second race at any
time and the investor has not accepted a refund or
nominated a substitute as aforesaid then the investor
will be deemed to have selected the remaining horse
or horses in the bracket as his starter in the second
race.

C. SUBSTITUTION OF FAVOURITE IN SPECIAL DOUBLES
Where a horse which is not bracketed with a horse that
starts is scratched from the second race at any time and the
investor has not accepted a refund or substituted another
horse, or where the investor has not nominated his selection
for the second race separately when this applies, the Board
will substitute for the scratched horse or nominate for the
second race, as the case may be, the favourite for that race
as may be determined by applying the provisions of para-
graphs (c) (d) (e) (f) and (g) of rule 10B with all necessary
modifications.

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ADVERTISEMENTS .................................................. 2260
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES ........................................... 2258
DEFENCE NOTICE .................................................. 2240
LAND TRANSFER ACT: NOTICES .............................. 2259

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Control of Prices Act: Notice ................................ 2250
Conscience Money Received: Notice ..................... 2249
Customs Tariff: Notices ........................................ 2256
Disabled Persons Employment Promotion Act: Notices ...................................................... 2242
Forest Disease Control Regulations: Notice ........... 2248
Harbours Act: Notices .......................................... 2243
Heavy Motor Vehicle Regulations: Notice ............. 2249
Import Control Regulations: Notices ..................... 2247
Land Districts, Land Reserved, Revoked, etc. ....... 2246
Land and Income Tax Act: Notice ......................... 2249
Licensing Trusts Act: Notices ............................... 2247
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Maori Affairs Act: Notices .................................... 2247
Motor Drivers Regulations: Notices ..................... 2244
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Municipal Corporations Act: Notices ................... 2242, 2250
Oaths and Declarations Act: Notices .................... 2242
Officiating Ministers: Notices .............................. 2241
Public Works Act: Land Taken, etc. ..................... 2243, 2246
Rabbits Act: Notice .............................................. 2242
Regulations Act: Notice ........................................ 2257
Reserve Bank: Notice ........................................... 2255
Reserve Bank Statements ..................................... 2255
Sales Tax Act: Notice ........................................... 2256
Schedules of Contracts ......................................... 2257
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