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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1333, 29 October 1884, Page 4

WHYTF,'S HOTEL. f^GXTON. Edward Jewell^ ,• ,: WISHES to inform the public, that, having assumed tbe proprietorship of the above well-known and favopte hotel, be intends to spare no I expense fb make it the most comfortable ' on the coast. None but experienced servants, kept, and visitors can rely on receiving every attention and civility. Tbe table Will be r , provided iv a most 1 liberal rna'pppr, and; thepropridtdr^sllong experience as^providore of tbe late N.Z. S.S. Company' s. and .other, boats .will be a guarantee that- :.'AUy;- :"^ ? NONE BUT THE B^S'i OP ALES, iWINJSSi SPIRITS, ; &c, • f will \)e kept m stock. ] TffB 'STABLE^ : ; mv De under the management of the well-known R. STANLE V , late of Co bb & Co., Foxton, | The EXPRESS from the Hotel wil I be m attendances night trains to con vey passengers and luggage for those wishing to stop at the Hotel, FREE OF CHARGE. Cobb & Cq.'s Coaches slop at. the Hotel to take up or land passengers te or from Wellineton. : ' Those for Wellington coach may rely on being called m time to have hot. breakfast before starting. At the Football Ground, Palmerston North, on „ ( 'V' J Prince of Wales' Birtlitlay, x $tiwhr, : Nof. w) Under the.auppipes o£. ,St... Peter's, '; i ' ""' Club, : . h, ;^^ ! . (weather permiiiting) OPEN TO kLL COMEItSI To commence at at 10.30 a.m. - Committee — Messrs Snelfoh, Hankins, Park, Podevin, Wateon, Skerman, Abraham, , . . Han I tain ■ Handicapper— Mr F. Cowper -• : '■■■• Starter— Mr i. S. Baker x ] Judge — Mr Snelson HANDICAP, 100 yds — Ist prize 20s, 2nd 5s ; ; nSminaiivn 2s^ acceptance 2sJ.' > j'\ ; '•.;■• -Boys' Race" 150 yds, under* 16 years— lst .•" . 7.«, 2rid 2S 6d ■ :■■■■>■■■■■■■: V !: ' BTTirunfft, r ong .fuaip-r t.§.t '20s 2nd f sjß HAupipAP 'HtfiiDiß'si 22dyil|, jf ; fligli^, 3|t_ i nigh — Ist 405," 2nd 10s Nomiuation* ; 2s, acct:ptancfe i 2s. j i -:"Z} , ~-~j, [-CJ'i'i ; Va'-oi.tin& with Pole — Ist 20s, 2nd 5s Boys' Racs; tLOOyds, under .l 2 yedrs^-lst 7s,2nd2s6d Baby Show — Special prizes Walking Handicap, 1 mile — Ist 60s, 2nd 20s ] nomination 4s, acceptance 2s Ettnning High Jump— lst 20s, 2nd 5s . :Giel's Uace; lOOvds-— lst 5s 2nd 2s 6d . BißTiiiUY Handicap. 1 mile — Ist £5, 2nd . 20s ; nomination 6s, acceotance 3s Egg and Spoon Each for Ladies, 50yds — . Ist 10s, 2nd 2s 6d. Conditions : To | start and finish with egg unbroken m I spoon , ; .^ . ■ .--, { „..^ ,-. v and Saddie Pony EAdis for Atd'a--1 I teurs — Sweepstakes of ss. At the I starting post each competitor to stand i alongside bis pony with saddle m one ; hand, and cigar m other ; on starter | giving signal to go to saddle pony, light i ;cigar.j mount, 'and off; dismount at a 1 given point on the near side, remount I on the off side, and pass winning post • with cipar ali^bfc BLINDFOXD WHEEI.BAEBOW EACH, IOOjQs lßtlos, 2ndss ;: .; . x CONDITIONS. Nominations for all Handicaps to be m hands of the Secretary by Monday November 3rd;lßß4:j ; together with Fees. Also -to state colours and "previous events* of candid date during last 12 months. Acceptances on!the Spoi'ts Ground. Entries for all other events one shilling —^o race unless three starts— Only one prize t if : .under, five start, '' „.; . ,-.= ', „.' ;-, •. .' "\ Charges to Grounds — Vehicles 2i 6d, Adults le, children under 12 years Half price. On Friday .pve.rnber 7th, 1884, m. the Forester's' Hall;; There will'be a Grand] Vocal and Instrumental Concert. : A. K. THEODOEE HAULTAIN. Hon Sec. Q-lorious ]STe^v"s FOB. MANAWATU, HOOTS AlHiy SHOES FOB THE 1 MILLION. B.ALLINGHAM, Has jnst received the .-Largesr.XJheap.esf, and most Fasbionable Siock-' of Boots and Shoes ever imported into the Mana* \tatu, To carry into effect the wellworn motto, "Small profits and quick returns," he offers the Greatest Bar* gains ever heard of m tbe distiict. The ,atbck 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. ...-"..?■ ■ ■ ■ . . I . . ■ v Bespoke "Work Unequalled/ None but first-class workmen ar^e ■ employed, and -nothing but the best c|f material used. . For fit, style, and. work* manship nothing -can surpass my work, of which the inhabitants of Mauawatu Have had ample proof. E. , ALLINGBAM^. " Ota, the Square."" ' '