[BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR.] MEW YEAR, 1908. MANY o£ our newest and best tilings lutve been designed and made during. our Mb Littlejohn's stay in London. We have illustrating blocks far so few of these that we cannot issue a satisfactory catalogue this season. In addition to what wo have already received new goods will be arriving during December and early part of January. All Settings are 18-Ct Gold. Pearls are of fine quality, properly set in the gold, and do not fall out. All gems are also of excellent quality. Brushes and Mirrors are made with the metal stout enough to stand ordinary wear, and are not loaded with pitch, as is often done. The bristles and glass are of best quality. We have a large stock of Pearls, Diamonds, Rubies, Emeralds, Olivines, Sapphires, Opals and Turquoises unmounted. Wo would call attention to the quality and value of our goods. Country correspondents may have goods forwarded, on • approval. We should be instructed as particularly as possible about articles required and approximate prices. W. LITTLEJOHN & SON, Watchmakers, Jewkllkrs and Optician. 85 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. TEETH ! I! WHY THE. AMERICAN y DENTAL PARLOURS TAKE THE LEAD IN WELLINGTON, BECAUSE.: / Our Offices are the best equipped ill the City. All our Operations are made as Painless as Human Knowledge and Skill can make them. Each Operator is Highly Skilled in his Special Work. Our Prices are as low as thev can possibly be made consistently with HighClass Work*. And because all the Patients wo attend send their friends to us. SETS (upper or lower), from £2 2s. AMERICAN debtAl PARLORS, Corner Willis and Boulcott Streets, Entrance—Uoulcotfc-street. ME, E. A. DE L AUTO UK, Dentist, Hours—D to 5.30, 7to 8.30. ANN E VTBKE JOCKEY QLUB. AOTUAL~MEETING. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, MARCH 11th & 12TH, I'JOS. Stakes, £1,600. Programme—First Day. 1. Hack Hurdles of 80 sovs; l:j miles. Nom .1 sov., acc 1A sovs. 2. Mikirikiri Hack, of .100 sovs; G furlongs. Nom I sov, acc 2 sovs. 3. Dannryihke Cur, (Open), of 300 sovs; sovs ; l.{ miles. Nom 1 sov, ace 5 sovs. 4. Trial Stakes, of 05 sovs; (i furlongs. Entry 2 sovs. 5. Tahorite Hack Welter, of 70 sovs; 7 furlongs. Nom 1 sov, acc 1 sov. G. .Flying Stakes, (Open), of 120 sovs; 0 furlongs. Nom 1 sov, acc 2 sovs. 7. Electric Hack, of 70 sovs ; 4 furlongs. Nom 1 sov, act; 1 sov. 8. Tamaki Welter, (Open), of 1.10 sovs; 7 furlongs. Now 1 sov, acc 2 sovs. Second Day. 1. Second Hack Hurdles, of 70 sovs, 1J miles. Nom .1 sov, acc 1 sov. 2. March Handicap, (Open), of 100 sovs; (3 furlongs. Nom 1 sov, acc 2 sovs. 3. Telephone Hack, of 05 sovs; 5 furlongs. Nom 1 sov, acc 1 sov, 4. Tavuata Hack Welter, of G5 sovs; 1 mile Nom 1 sov, acc 1 sov. 5. Autumn Handicap, (Open), of 150 sovs j 1 mile and distance. Nom 1 sov, acc 3 sovs. G. The Shorts, of 05 sovs; 5 furlongs. Entry 2 sovs. 7. Mangatera Hack, of 70 sovs; 7 furlongs. Nom 1. sov, acc 1 sov. 8. Kattokb Welter, (Open), of 100 sovs; 7 furlongs. Nom 1. sov, acc 2 sovs. Second and Third money in all events. Nominations,except for Trial Stakes and Shorts, close on Saturday, February 22nd, at 0 p.m. Wkightk will be declared on or about Saturday, February 20th. Acceptances for First Day's Races, (bnd Entries for Trial Stakes and Shorts), close Wednesday, March 4th, at 0 p.m. JAMES SPIERS FREEMAN, Secretary. For full programme see "Referee." JLEVTN.& CO. Upstart HSflaraoip&l larstJ Stook airsd Statiorj CHAPEL STREET, .. MASTEJSTON STATION Requisites at Lowest Rates, Full Stocks Best brands Wines and Spirits. Cash buyers of Grain and Pro duco. Agenta'for— Tho Livorpool, Loudon and Globe luuuranao Couipamy. Passenger Agents for— Shaw Savill and Albion and Co., tho Direct Line Union Steamship Company's Over Sea Lines. i The Orient lloyal Mail Line, via Sue?, C. and A. Line, All lied lioute. acroßß Canada. Messagories Marl times Co., via Suez The Northern Steamship Co., Shortest Route to Auokland. For Fates and all particulars apply to Levin Ltd., G. C. SUIWJViERELL, BSANOH MANA3KH
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9049, 7 February 1908, Page 6
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