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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7967, 19 February 1906, Page 1

'AIRARAPA ACING /"iLUB, (EEQISrEMED.) AUTUMN MEETING. TAUHEBENIKAU BACECOUBSE. Saturday and Monday. APRIL 14th and.l6th, 1906. ■',' PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY.—I. Te Whiti Hack Hurdle Handicap, of 75 sovs, seoori 10 sovs ; nom 20s, ace 2!)s; .1£ mile?. 2. flack, of 60 eovs, second 10 st>vs; for three-year-olds and upwards?, weight-for-aga; entrance 20s ; six furlonca. 3.—Easter Handicap, of 200 sovs, second 15 sovs, third 10 sovs; nom 20s, ace 60s; one mlo and a distance. 4. -TorohangaHack Handicap of 85 sovs, second 10 sovs, and third 5 30vs; horn 20s, ace 20s; six furlongs. £,- Waiotongomai Handicap of 85 eovs, second 10 sovs, third 5 sovs ; nom 20s, ace 20s; six* furlongs. 6.—Te Waka Hack Welter Handicap of 70 sovs, second 10 eovs ; mm 20s, aco 20s; seven furlongs. B.—Wainguimoana Welter Handicap, of 115 soys, second 10 sovs ; nom 20s, aco 40s; six furlongs. B.—Makahi Hack Handicap of 70 sovs,.second 10 sovf, third 5 sovs ;n m 20s, ace 20i"; five furlongs. SECOND DAY.—l'.-Te Ngarara Hack Handicap, -of 85 sovs, second 10; sovs, nom 20s, aco 20s; lj miles. Rotitjtwai Handicap of 115 sovs, second 10 spvs, third 5 sovs; nom 20s, aco 40s; six furlongs. 3. Moroa Hack Handicap 0f.70 govs, second 10 sovs, third 5 sovs; ridm 20s, ace 20s; six furlongs. 4.—Tanherepikau' Hack Handicap of 50 sovs, second If) sovs, third 5 eovs; minimum weight Bst 7)b; nom 20s, ace 20s, one mile. 5.- Auturjn Handicap of 150 sovs, second 15 sovs, third 5 bovs, nom 205,. aco 60s, one mile. $.--Te Kopi Hack Handicap of 75 sOV9; eejiond 10'sovs, nom 20s. ace 20s, seven furlongs. .7.Stewards' Handicap of 100 sovs, second 10 sovs, third 5 sovs,*nom-20s. ttcp 30s, fu'rlong3. 8.- Waiohine'Hack Handicap of 65 sovs, second 10 sovs. third,,-5 eovs, nom 10s, aec 20s, four furlongs. Nominations for all eventß and Entries for Maid-n IJack close on Monday, March 20th, at 8 p.m. Weights for first day's handicaps will be declared about Friday, April 6th. Acceptances for the first day's events close on Monday, April 9th, at 8 p.m. ; and for second day's e|ehts,on the evening of the first day's races.'at 9 p.m. Penalties.—The winner of any race after the declaration of weJghts jt(?. carry 71b extra, of two or more races lQlb extra', except in the Easter for which winners may be re-handicappcd. No penalty to be incurred in open »ai3ea for wins in hack events. ■'?;.:■ E. A. LEARYv Secretary, tf&therston. Special Advertisements. KW ZEAtMND j^AILW AY S. ] Mastertoit Show ( 20th and 21st FEBBUARY, 1906. Holiday Excursion Tickets to Masterton, available for return until 27th February, 1906, will (except where ordinary return fares are les°) be obtainable as under:— From Wanganui, Taihape, Foxton. Napier, Greytown, Te Aro, and intermediate stations on 19th and 20th February. From Palmerston North, Dannevirke, Greytown, r le Aro, and intermediate stations (by morning trains only) on 21st February. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS FOR 21st FEBRUARY. ... The usual 9.40 a.m. Woodville-Master-ton train will, leave Woodville 9.30 a.m., Mauric'eville ndon, and arrive Masterton 12.40 pm. The usual 3.26 p.m. Masterton-Wood-ville train will leave Masterton 4.30 p.m., Mauriceville 5.12, and arrive Woodville 7.5 p.m. Special passenger trains, -stopping, if required, at all stations, will run as fol lows : FOR MASTERTON—Cross Creek depart 9.10 a.m., Featherston 9.55, Greytown 10.0, Carterton 10.40, Masterkn arrive 1110a;m. FOR GREYTOWN AND CROSS CREEK—Matterton depart 6.0 p.m. The usual 2.40 p.m. ,WaipuVurau-Pal-merston train will leave Dannevirke 6.0 pm., Woodville arrive 6.55 p.m., depart 7.20, Palmerston arrive 8.25 p.m. The usual 5.10 p.m. Palmeiston-Danne-virke train will leave Palmerston 5.40 p.m. Woodville arrive 6.50 p.m., depart 7.15, Dannevirke arrive 8.15 p.m. Holiday Excursion Tickets to Masterton from Cross Onek. Matarawa, Greytown, and intermediate Btation WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE by Up Mail Train on 21st February. ■ BY ORDER. MASTERTON AGRICULTURAL AND PAHTORAL ASSUCIA.TIOiJ'b SHOW, 1906. and Visitors to the above Show can rely upon obtaining a Substantial and Well-cooked tvieal in the Association's Boom under Grandstand as follows :'— ■ Breakfast from 7 to 9.30 aan. Luncheon from t l2 to 3 p.m. Afternoon Tea from 3 to'»p.m. J. SHOUT, Manager. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. UESUANT to the terms of "The Banks and Bankers' Act Amendment Act, 1882," and " The Bank Holidays Act, 1902," WEDNESDAY, the 21st day of February, 1906,1s hereby appointed a Special Bank Holiday at the offices of the undermentioned Banks in Masterton. The Union Bank of Australasia, Ltd. G. E. TOLHUBST, Inspector. Bank of Australasia,C, R. COWPEB, Inspector Bank of New South Wales, E. J. FINOH, Inspector. Bank of New Zea'and, A. MICHIE, Pr. General Manager,. LANGER SCHOOL of DRESS-CUTTING AND MAKING. Chapel Stbket, Mabtkbton. MISB. GILLEtiPIE will resume Classes on TUESDAY, February 6th. Silk Embroidery Classes Thursday and Saturday Afternoons. Terms on application.