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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1327, 22 October 1884, Page 4

WHYTF.'S HOTEL. FCXTON. Edward Jewell WISHES to inform the public, that, ; having assumed the proprietorship of the above well-known and favonte hotel, he intends to spare no expense to make it the roost comfortable on the coast. None but experienced servants kept, and visitors can rely on receiving every attention and civility. Tbe table will be provided m a most liberal manner, and the proprietor's long experience as providore of the late N.Z. S.S. Company's and other boats -will be a guarantee that KONB BUT THE BRS I QF ALES, WINES, A ; ftD " SPIRITS, &c, will be kept m stock. THE STABLES will De under the management of the well-known K. STANLEY, \<xte of Cobb & Co., Foxton, The EXPEESS from the Hotel wii be m attendance on night trains to con vey passengers and luggage for those wishing to stop at the Hotel, ? ; :FEEE OF CHAUGE. Cobb & Co.'s Coaches stop at the Hotel to take up or land passengers te or from Wellington. Those for Wellington coach may rely on beiDe called m time to have hot breakfast before starting. At the Football Ground, Palmerston North, on Prince of Wales' Birthday, (MONDAY, NOV. 10) Under the auspices of St. Peter's Club, (weather permitting) OPEN TO ALL COMERS. • "To commence at at 10.30 a.m. Coinraittee — Messrs Snelpon, Hankins, Park> Poderin, Watson, Skerman, Abraham, Hauitain . Handicapper — Mr F. Cowper : Starter— Mr 1. S. Baker . Judge — Mr Snelson^ Handicap, 1 00 yds— Ist prize 20s, 2nd 5s ; nomination 2p, acceptance 2s. Boys-R ack, 150 yds, undec .16 years — Ist ; 7p, 2n"a.2s 6d " " ; ■■■-.. ■ Banning f-oNG- Jump— lst. 20s 2nd 5s Haio>i6ap Hurdles, 220 yds, 8 flights, t .3ft v j nigh-f-ls'fc 40«, 2nd 10s Nomination 2s; acceptance 2s. 5 ~ ~ Vaulting^ with Pole— lst 208,,2nd55:. Boys' Racb, 100 yds, under 12 years — Ist 78,2 nd 2s 6d . . ■; Baby Show— Special prizes Walking Handicap, 1 mile — let 60s, 2nd 20s ; nomination 4s, acceptance 2s Sunning High Jump— lst 20s, 2nd 5s Giel's Back; 100yds— 1st 5s 2nd 2s 6d Birthday Handicap. 1 mile — Ist £5, 2nd 20s ; nomination 6s, acceptance 3s Ego and Ppoon Race -for Ladies, 50yds — Ist 10s. 2nd 2s 6d. Conditions: To start and finish with egg unbroken m spoon Smoke and Saddle Pony Race for Amateurs—Sweepstakes of ss. At. the starting^post .each competitor to stand ";■ alongside his pony with saddle m one band, and cigar m other ; on starter giving signal to go to p n ny, light cigar, mount, and off ; dismount at a given point on£ the near side,: remount; qn the off sideband pass winning poit with cigar alight Blindfold Whkelbarbow Race, 100 yds Ist 103, 2nd. ss . ■ . • : CONDITIONS. > for all Handicaps to be m hands of the Secretary by Monday November 3rd, 1884, together with Fees. Also to state cqlourß^and previous events of csndk date during last 12 months. Acceptances on the Sports Ground. " . Entries for alf other events one shilling — No race unless three smarts — Only one prize if under five start, : - 's-, ■/, >-.. •;:; ■:,., „ ■ - ; . - • .- , ; - '■'":. Charges^ tp Grou&ds— Vehicles 2i 6d, Adults is, children under 12 yeara Half price. ; On Friday. Noyember 7th, 1884, m tbe Forester's Hall;- There -will be a Grand Vocal and Instrumental ' Concert. "' ".' A.R. THEODORE HAULTAIN. Hon Sec. G-lorious 3STe^srs FOB. MANiLWATU, HOOTS AND SHOES FOE THE MILLION. R.ALLINGHAM, Has j-st receiyedthe Largest, Cheapest, and most Fashionable Stock of Boots and Shoes ever imported into the Manav»atu, To carry into affect tbe wellworn motto, "Small profits and quick returns," he offers the Greatest Uar* gains ever heard of m the Oistiict. The stock has been carefully selected by Home buyers m the Home markets, and therefore all middle profits and charges by Colonial merchants have been obviated, consequently the whole can, and will be sold at such prices as must command a speedy clearance. Bespoke Work Unequalled. : None but first- class workmen are employed, anc 1 nothing but the best of material used. For fit, style, and work* man ship nothing can surpass my work, of which the inhabitants of Manawatu nave had ample proof. R. ALI JKGIiAM,