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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 9001, 11 December 1907, Page 3

Our.. Clothes Fit. .. ■TEE three things that distinguish thii Clothes we make ara Fashion, Fit and Workmanship. Wp, nrp proud of our record nnd will sustain it with Good Garments. The summer st clca are ready and. a-e giving genuine satisfaction. The well-known 'Schftiro Worsteds include the most fashionable styles. Every bit of work id done according to the dictates (f Skill and Expuriencu. Ew-ry suit created hero represents the highest t\pe of artistic tailoring. IF YOU WANT YOUII MO'MEY TO GO FURTHEST, THEN THIS IS THE PLACE TO COME. KRAHAGEN & CHAPMAN, MERCHANT TAILORS. P.0.80x 3-1.1 PERRY STBEET, MASTEttTON. [Estb. 1695.

CANNOT TELL YOU. BUT he'll appreciate aNEW HARNESS all the same. Try him and see. This is the place to buy jour harness. 'J he harm ss for your horse is Ike a suit of clothes for your body. If you are fastidious we can suit you, if you feel that economy mu?i be practiced we are just as willing to help you. No matter wha'o your demands, they can ba satisfied here. _ i « SADDLKBS, EST 1880, IOWnSgM © VOWpSf, MASTERTON. . . THE . . Masterton Farmers' Implement COMPANY, Ltd , RfSake every Diseription of Casting Iron or Brass. Oar new foundry is on modernjmes and enables; us to serve you quicker and as well as any firm in the colony. The Irmpany are Cash buyers of every discription of Ca?t Iron and Brass Mc-tal. Pawv Street J. H. PAULmc, Manager. masteuton your horse ®r

m 4 m '/ A. KSS V * i ' V f&J / */, CUPID'S BUSY SEASON. (IUPID is a busy boy at Christum J time, and after long experience he declares . that delicate perfumes as gifts appeal to the recipient perhaps more than anything else—because of their dainty fragrance, which seems to almost speak the thoughts of the giver. For the festive season, you will find us specially prepared with a superb stock of Scents from the best makers, and also many other suitable gift articles, which, thouhg they do not cost a great deal, are highly appreciated by the recipient. Come in and let us show you these goods soon. HERBERT T. WOOD, CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN (riY EXAMS.) - SSIHUR.-rr - JpO H ANGINA. CLUB. Annual Meeting. To be held on the Afhhurst Racecourse on SATURDAY. DECEMBER 23th, IQO7. Stakes paid in full. No Race less than 100 sovs. fotal amount of stakes 1403 sovs. No third money less than 10 sovs. . PROGRAMME. 1. Tkiai. Hand'.cai', of 100 sovs, second horse 20 sovs, am', third horse 10 sovs from the sialte. Oversi\ flights of hurdles 3U 6in high. Open : o horses that have never won a hurdle race at time ol starting- Noinisov, acc 30s. lj miles, 2. Flvinc, Hack Handicap, _ of Jon sovs, second iior<t ;o sovs, and the third hoise 10 sovs from the stake. Noiu 1 sov, acc 30s. 5 furlongs. AsattL'Ksr Gvinkas, of too guineas, second horse 20 guineas, and third liorsn (0 guineas from the stake, For present 3-\ear oids that are not nominated for other than hack races at time of enrty and have not one a race of over 40 sovs at time of starting, hack and hunter races excepted. Colts Sst Io'h; fillies and geldings Bst 5II). The winner of any race to carry a penally of 7II), two or more races lolh. Final payment of 21s on night of general entry. THURSDAY, December oth,jjigo7, Closed with 30 nominations. One mile. 4. Ammukst Cur, (open), a handicap of 300 sovs, second horse SO sovs. and third horse 40 sovs from the stake. Main 1 sov, acc 4 sovs. jJ miles. 5. Komako Wki.ti::; Hack Handicap, of 100 sovs, second horse 20 soyr-, andthe third horse 10 sovs from the stake. Minimum weight 7st ;!b. Norn 1 sovs; acc :os. 7 furlongs. i. PiiiiAxr.tNA Handicav, (open), of zoo sovs, second horse 30 -.'vs. and the third horse 20 ■-ovs from the stake. Norn I sov, acc 2 sovs (. furlongs. 7. Maiden Hack Handicav, ol 'OO sovs, second horse 20 sovs. and third horse to sovs from the stake. For j-year-olds and upwards that have never won a race at time of starting, and have never started in other than hack or hunter 1 acc-;. Nc-.n I sov, acc 30s. AVr.it 41 fur'ongs. D. :;kcio.n H.snimcA', (open), of ?oo sovs, second horse a:ij the third horse ?o sovs iron) the -take. Minimum weight 7st 7111, Nxn 1 -ov, acc 2 -ovs. 7 furlongs. NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS & ACCKPTANCLS. "■ nv!itr"-f' ' t.Y. r.ict-s Grmcas'payments .vUk U:k secretary, Asbhui'st, on TlilUßS* !>.. 1 , December 5:':., a: u pan Handicaps wji] be dechued on or about Decern ber 16th. Acceptances close on FRIDAY, December 20that c APHKUUST GUINEAS, 190 S. ThS'-. rn<; payment of! Los 6d due night of general entry,'ih.n>day, December sth. 1907. ASHHUKST J JACK GUINEAS, 1909. N i'.iat:.;.s will ho received on or before Monday, lanvavy 27th. ijo:'. for rlie Ashhurst Hack G:.i fas of : Guineas, second horse to receive 2-j Gni-i'.'iT, a:::; third noise vo Guineas from ::ie stake. Fo. yearlings that are not nominatefor other than hack races' at time of '..'.try. ColtsS". jOlb; Fillies and Geldings Sst 5-b The v. rot a:;y race to carry a penalty ol •?P>. two or more races lo':b. To he run on the A hi: r.i>t Ra '; :ocrse::'. Pi cemher, 1509. Nomination l'j/. a • /end payment of 10/6 011 night of general entry. i.,oS,nr.d a final payment of 21/ji) night of tn.ne-a) entry, 1909. Distance 1 mile. N'.cnh.ati ],;.;'.ers on application to the Secretary. A. \V TRASS, Secretary. lApjircv::! ir. nvcordanc* • villi theßules of Rac-ing--(j.t .oer 2'..'. W, Hall, Secretary Wanga:. ui jockey Cl'jb.j