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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8362, 19 February 1907, Page 6

HOW GROUNDS STANDS NOS. 1 & 2. This Year tne Dresden Piano Co. Have Decided to Make an Exceptionally Fine Display of Pianos and Organs. It is Concentration 0/ effort that brings The Dresden, by concentrating their efforts entirely on Musical Instruments, and with the knowledge gained through 25 years' experience in numerous branches throughout New Zealand, enables them to accurately gauge the taste and requirements of the people, and therefore to offer UNEQUALLED VALUES. An inspection of their really superb Exhibit is an education in itself, and will more than repay the visitor. DRESDEN PIANO CO., Local Manager A. B. WALLACE. M. J. BROOKES, North Island Manager. ART UNION OP OIL PAINTINGS. By Permission of the Hon. the Colonial Secietary. "!HE Art Union of Oil Paintings by Mr G. R. Irvine will be drawn at an early date. Early application for tickets is necessary. The Paintings are now on view at Mr J, R. Lyttle's, Queen Street, Masterton. Tickets one thilliug each. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. TENDERS will be received at the Education Board Office, Wellington, until Noon of Wednesday, 20th February for work at tha following Schools, specifications being available at the places shown in brackets: ADDITIONS, PAINTING, ETC--IHURAUA [lhuraua and Alfredton Schools, Masterton .Daily Times ar>d Eketahuna Express.] REPAIRS, PAINTING, ETC. -WH AREAMA [Whareama School and Masterton Daily Times]. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G. L. STEWART, Secretary.

MASTERTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE is hereby given that at a * Special Mtetiup of the Mastrrton Borough Council, held on the 12th day of February, 1907, it was* resolved (by way of Special Order) that the Masterton Borouuh Council make a By-law under the Municipal Corporations A".t, 1906, the ofcject and purport of which By-law are as follows : To amend the Consolidated Building Bylaw, 19U6, by adding to By-law 22 a proviso limiting the operation of that By-law, so far as business premises are concerned, to portions of the Borough contained within a line drawn 200 ft east of Dixon Street and 200 ft we-t of Chapel Street, from the Waipoua river to Makora creek ; also a line drawn 200 ft north of Hall Street and Lincoln Road, and 200 ft south of Perry and Fine Streets, from Cnapel Street to the' Kailway Eeservo ; aIBO all land abutting on Cole Street from Chapel Street to the first branch of the Makora creek. To provide that, the Council may, from time to time, extend the said area Ly special resolution publicly notified. The said resolution will be submitted for confirmation to a speoial meeting of the Council to be held at the Borough Council ChamDers, Chapel Street, on Tuesday, the 12tn day of March, I'JO7, at 7.30 p.m., at which meeting the day of the coming into force of the By-law will be fixed. A copy of tne proposed Special Ord-.r is deposited at the Towq Clerk's Office, Chapel Street, where the same will be open for public inspection during office hours until the said confirming meeting is held. MASTEETON rvi. PATRICK'S DAY SPORTS ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL (MEETING. PARK OVAL, MASTERTON. THURSDAY, 14th MARCH, 1907. *152 IN CASH PRIZES £152 St Patrick's Day Handicap, .£4o—loo, 220 and 440 yards. St Patrick's Day Wheel Race Handicap, Two Miles, £l'7. Professional and Amateur Running and Cycling Events, Quoits, Danoing, Bagpipe Music, etc. F'rst event at 11.30 o'clock sharp. Nominations for Handicap Events.close on Saturday, 23rd February, 1907, at 9 p.m. Acceptances close on Saturday, 9th March, 1907. For further particulars see posters. CHAS. A. TABUTEAU, Secretary. A Concert asid Dance Will be held in the Evening. Admission, 3s and 2s. AUTUMN MEETING. To be held on Thursday and Friday, 21st and 22nd MARCH, 1907. FIRST "DAY. -i. Hack Hnvdle Handicap, 7O sovs, ij miles, jiom 20s, ace 205. 2. Maiden Hack Race, (weight-for-age), lip sovs, 5 furlongs, entry 30s. ■!. Masterton Hack ' Handicap. 80 sovs, 1 nii'e, nom 20s. ace 2os. 4. Waipipi Cup Handicap (open), aoo sovs, 1{ miles, nom 20s, ace 80s: 5. Telegraph Hack Handicap, 70 sovs, ;J-mile. nom 20s. acc i'.os. 6. Ladies' Bracelet Handicap. Bo sovs, bracelet value i 5 ,sovs or cash first horse, bracelet .£lO or cash secotut horse, bracelet ,£5 or cash for third horse, t| miles, nom los, acc 20s. Gentlemen riders. A yold mounted whip donated by Mrs C. F. Vallance will be presented to the rider of the winning horse 7. March Handicap (open), 100 sovs, 7 furlongs, nom J2OS, acc 4os. 8 Dash Hack Handicap, 50 sovs, <; furlongs, nom ios,accaos. SECOND DAY.—I. Hack Hurdle Handicap. 70 sovs. ij miles, nom nils, acc 20s. 2; Opaki Hack Handicap, 60 sovs, 7 furlongs, nom iOs, ■ acc 20s. !J. Autumn Handicnpfopeti), 130 sovs, 1 mile, nom' 20s, acc 50s. .(. High-weight Hack Handicap. 50 sovs, 1 mile, nom los, acc sqs. Gentlemen riders. 5, Railway Hack Handicap, Co sovs; ij-mile. nom tos, acc aos. 6. Telephone Handicap (open). 100 sovs, 2-mile, nom 20s, acc 40s. 7. VVcller Hack Handicap 60sovs, l mile, nom los. acc 20s. S. Final Hack Handicap, 50 sovs. 5 furlongs, nom los, acczos. Nominations for all events, excepting Maiden Hack Race, close wild the secretary at Masterton on Friday, rrit March, 1007, at 0.30 p.m. Acceptances for tlr.st day and entries for Maiden Hack close on Friday, March ijth at 0 p.m. A. HATHA WAS. Secretary.