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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 75, 28 December 1886, Page 1

, MODEL SHOEING FORGE, [ fl Manchester Street. ■•■-*.•• 3t 1 OHN -TAYLOR begs to announce )t V that he is still Shoeing Hacks at the low price of 6s per set. '■••■ General Blacksmith's work done in [c the best style at the lowest charges. v AR work guaranteed. A large supply of Chains of all kinds, Maul Rings .'** ahd Wedges, . Holts, Spade Handles, &c„ &c. : ! john taylor; ; P^6*prietbT.7 ! "VTEW ZEALAND INSTMnCE _, Ll. | COMPANY,. -, -A -A.r FIRE AND MARINE. ** ' A ,7 Offices—Corner of Lambtpn.Quayw.d,' Grey street, Wellington. Capital, -ci,060,000; paid-up, ___.(X>.066 Reserve fund, £1.0,000. fcs Agencies in Feilding, Halcombe, Pal- f j merston and Bulls. ,') b, R. M. SIMPSON, ; Mctnager. R. v£. ■;g::^^ WATCHMAKER & JEWEUSH^ -. (Of thelate Shaw & Son,- -,■:■ Xx '■-..-.-. '. : .■-; Mi 1 "'" I Wellington), 7 ; • Hair removed to premises in;;. Kimbolton Road, -Xx.Xi . Next to Mr E. Young, Fruiterer. ? Orders for Jewellery executed at the ; : shortest notice. • pi rp HO MS ON Tinsmith. Feildine. ____ ? Now on view, Lanterns of my own mania-;; 7 facture. 'A Also, just imported, some very. handsome Table Lamps, Holloware, and numer* -■■•• ; . ous Household Requisites, ii. i Spdutmg and Guttering fixed! ' 'Baths, Filters, and Tanks made to Order. „7 : VV;"*V. :; ' . i All kinds of tinware on hand -A>\ All orders neatly executed.— Countryorders promptly attended Ai D R E W Jr_ . Practical WATCHMAKER & JEWELLES ; The Square, Palmerston N„. ■■ :opposite Bank of Australasia., V A. D.. having had many years ex- ;- perience in the above trade and; also ..- having thei most modern improye r ments ih tools and materials connected there\s.th, confidently requests a .trial from the inhabitants of Palm- j erston and surrounding districts, '-,■• knowing that satisfaction is sura to follow. All repairs will be executed with promptness and at moderate charges. A well-assorted stock in eyery Branch Inspection solicited. A. DREW. ' AWAHURI HACK RACE MEETING. TUESDAY, SBtli DECEMBER, 1886. - • *'. A i ■• PROGRAMME— * 1. Open Hurdles, of 15 soys, 2 miles, over eight flights of hurdles, 3ft 6in high. Weight lOst. Post entrance los. 2. Maiden Eukdles, of 7 soys, 1 mile. For horses that have never started for ' any race. Weight lOst. Post entrance 7s. 3. Maiden Plate, 1 -J- miles. For horses - that have neyer won any race. Weight , 9st. Post entrance 7s. 4. Awahuri Stakes, of 20 soys ; second horse to receive £5 from the stakes. Distance 2 miles. Weight 9st. Post entrance J6l. 7 ' 5. Pony Race, of 5 soys. Distance 1 mile. For ponies under 14 hands. Catch weights. Post entrance ss. "'.. 6. Ladies Purse, 10 soys. Distance one and a quarter miles. Fer horses with-, in a radius of 2 miles from cross roads at' Awahuri. Owners of horses for this race must have been bona fide resi-. dents withm this radius for three months prior to date of meeting. Welter weights. . Post entries 10s. Gentlemen riders. ' 7. Consolation Handicap, 7 soys. "For all beaten horses. Onee 7 round the course. Entrance 7s.' RULES. V--1. Meeting to be held under W.J.Ow. Rules. j 2. Jockeys to ride in colours. 3. Horses qualified to riih at this [ meeting are those which have never woa { an advertised race, hack and hunter's races excepted. • First race to start at 11a.m. W. MAOMTLLAN, Hon. Sco,