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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 133, 4 December 1895, Page 4

lItDUSTKY AND SKILL - Will always attain well-merited success hence for TTALUE, QUALITY AND STYLE We are known to excel. Jj Always to the Front 1 t Always Making the Face ! A*d Always Doing thb Tbade ! TWEED SUITS, with ! Extra Trousers, from £3 10s to £4 15s SEROE SUITS with Extra Trousers, from £4 to £5 FANCY WORSTED asd VICUNA Suits, -with Extra Troussrs from ... ... £4 15s to £5 5s DRESS SUITS, with Extra Trousers, from £6 6s TROU BERS to ORDER, 15s to 25s 15 per cent, allowed off Suits without Extra Trousers. All Goods Thoroughly Shrunk. Fit AMD WOBEUAMSHIP GUARANTEED. Special Attention paid to all orders through post. Note Address— A. PATERSON, TAILOR, (Late J. H Dalton), 42 Cuba Strew, Welling ton. Bicycles. f ADIES or Gentlemen requiring a | j first-class Mount should buy a New Raglan, and they will never regret it. During the 12 months September, 1893, o October, 1694, 1 sold dozens of Machines. Some have been ridden tremendous distances by rough riders, by heavy riders, yet the only breakage was one spoke (the rider put his foot in the wheel.} No Cone, Bearing, Ball, or Frame has shown a defect. What better can be desired P No others are so good at the price. Machines just landed have absolutely Dustaproof Bearings, and with ordinary use the Buttender High Tension Spokes cannot break. Every Mschine Guaranteed for 12 months. Price— Full Roadster, Best Dunlop Tyres, Diamond Frame, Balls all over— only £19 Freight paid to nearest port. All Duplicates in stock. Lists free, See the RAGLAN RACER. A Perfect Model. Repairs a Speciality. Established 1880. F. J. W. FEAR, ENGINEER and IMPORTER, Willis Stbeet ... WELLINGTON. Feilding Agent -G. W. Fowles. APITI ATHLETIC SPOETS, TO BB HBLT) IN Mr Donald McKenzie's Paddock. NEW TEAR'S DAY, Ist January, 1896. Second Annual Meeting. Patron: Mr F. Pirani,M.H.B. ; President: Mr W. Vicary : Vice-presidents : H. Bennett, James McMillan, E. Cummerfield ; Handicapper: MrH.S. Munro; Starter:; Mr Thos. Thompson ; Judges— Running Events, Messrs Allen and Bennett ; Jumping Events, Messrs B. Stewart and W. Wilson ; Referee : Mr Geo. Bankin, junr; Timekeeper: Mr K. Tosswill ; Treasurer: Mr Gascoigne. 1. Boys' Race, under 14, handicap ; Ist prize 7s 6d, 2nd 2s 6d ; entrance, 6d. 2. 100 yards Apiti Handicap; Ist prize £2, 2nd 15s ; nomination, Is ; acceptance, 2s 3. High- jump Handicap; Ist prize 20s, 2nd 10s ; entrance. Is 6d 4. 220-yards Handicap Hurdles ; Ist prize L2, 2nd 15s, 3rd ss ; nomina*. tion, Is ; acceptance, 2s 5. Girls' Bace Handicap, under 14 ; Ist prize value 7s 6d, 2nd value 2a 6d 6. 440-yards Apiti Handicap ; lit prize L2, 2nd 15s ; nomination, Is ; acceptance 2s 7. Wrestinsr (catch weights) ; Ist prize Ll, 2nd 10s ; entrance, Is 6d 8. Long Jump Handicap ; Ist prize Ll ; 2nd 10s ; entrance Is 6d 9. 220-yards Apiti Handicap ; Ist prize L2, 2nd 15s ; nomination, Is ; ac> ceptance, 2s 10. Married Women's Race, handicap ; Ist prize, Box of Tea ; 2nd, Box of Soap ; entrance free 11. Light- Weight Wrestling, under list 71b ; best three out ot five falls (two styles) ; Ist prize, 2s 6d sweepstake with Ll added money 12. Half-Mile Handicap (ipiti Survey District) ; Ist prize L 3 10s, 2nd Ll 10s, 3rd 10s; nomination 3s ; acceptance, 2s 13. Old Men's Race ; Ist prize Ll, 2nd 10s ; entrance, Is (over 45 years) 14. Mile Handicap ; Ist prize L7, 2nd L 2, 3rd Ll; nomination, ss; acceptance, 28 6d „ 15. Tug»of-War, eight men a side ; Apiti r. All-comers ; sweepstake 1 of 2s 6d each, with Ll added 16. Consolation Race, 150 yards ; Ist prize 20s, 2nd 10s ; entrance, Is 17. Obstacle Race, 440 yards ; Ist prize Ll, 2nd 6s ; entrance, Is 18. Jumping Competition for Horses that have never ran on a public race* course ; sweepstake of ss, with Ll 10s added for Ist prize ; 2nd, 10s 19. Points Prize for the Apiti Handicap (100, 220, and 440 yards), to count 3, 2, and 1, L2. Chopping Competitions. Nominations, with fees, for Events Nos. 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 12, 14, must be in the Secretary's hands not later than Wednesday, 18th December. Handicaps declared 21st December. Competitors must send in performances for past 2 years with nominations, and run in colors. AH events to be competed for under the Feilding Athletic Club's rules. *, Admission to ground Is, children under twelve half-price. A full band in attendance. Conoebt and Da*ck in the Evening. ADAM CARTWRIGHT, Hon. Secretary. To Travel this Season m th© Manawatu District, the Thoroughbred Hone SOU'WESTER (By Goldsborongh— Sea Breeze.l fTIHE Pedieree of ~ mm^£l> -L SOU'WESTER is fl^B^^Kr undeniable, and may be T J^^^^Ht Been on Cards. He Btands over 16^ hands ; '^KsßSßflßm* color, rich brown ; has great quality, fie is the sire of such performers as Rangipai, Seabreeze, Hotspur, Bloomßburyi and others well known on this coast. Sou'wxstzb will stand at the Rifle' Range Staples, adjoining the Polo nonnd HokowhittuPahnerston N. Paddocking for mares. ■ ■ ,■ -,:, .•,.-.: .. , Terms— £4 4s for sinfirle mare. Two or more mares and Guarantee as per arrangement. l ! ,: Apply to Eowabd Rooxis, groom in charge, Hokowhitu, or to Tattersairß Hori^ Bszaar.Palmerstpn North. ' Sou'wester ;wlj^ yftiti FiiUing on C. Can's and Messrs Gorton and* Son's" stock sale days, and will be located at Humph riesV s tables. ' ' '.■.^.■ : --\^ ; :-l f <vXjL:. - heg to inip^^ vbf FeUding (^