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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9155, 31 July 1908, Page 7

X>URNISHED GOPPEE PHOTO ■*-* FRAMES are the very latest and most popular novelties at Home. They are pretty, refined and ornamental and give the Photo an Effective Setting. T HAVE imported a large assortment -*- of these Goods in THIRTY-SIX Varieties, all Attractive) Designs. They are wonderfully inexpensive, rallying from 2/- to 6/-. I WATCHMAKER AND MANUFACTURING JEWELLER., 31ASTEHT0N".

ONLY ONE MORE "WEEK vhich to procure the Exceptional Sale Values that are going. VALUE is the Watchword. Gent's Boxed Tennis Shirts, Reduced from ■l/G to 2/11. A Special Line of Gent's Natural Underclothing at 3/11. Charlie's Aunt Shirts, o/G, now 4/6. Ladies' Nightdresses, Sale Value Price 3/Ladies' Chemises, 5/6, Sale Value now 3/9. FlanneEettes, G/11, now 4-/9. A Special Line of Dresses, 7/6 tho Dress Length. White Calicoe, 3Gin width, 7/6 reduced to 4/11 doz.

ALWAYS "ON TOP." 7AYS "ON TOP.' There are Two kinds of Tea : ALWAYS " ON TOP.' THE REST. Do You Buy the Best ? " TIGER." ALWAYS '«ON TOP."

the Wellington SffSnaHSal! LIMITED, MANIT:E MANUFACTURERS. Ofiicts: LAMB lON QUAY, WELLINGTON. Works: NGAUAURANGA. Important to Farmers. W.M.E.Co. Manures. Net Cash on Trucks at Ngahauranga in 2 cwt. sacks. For i cwt. sacks, 5/- per ton extra is charged. No. 1 Mixture - £5/10/- per ton No. 3 .. - JBS/AO/- ~ No. 5 „ - £5/2/6 .. Potato „ ■ £5/5/Imported Superphosphate £5/5/- •. Particulars of Analysis posted to any address on application. Special Mixtures can be made at any time to suit Farmers. FREEZINtTsHEEP ARD LAMBS. THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT CO., LTD... IS PREPARFD TO PURCHASE Fat Sheep and Lambs by weight, or at per head. The Company also oilers clients every facility for Freezing on their own account. Prices and all. particulars can be obtained on application at the Company's Offices, or from any of the buyers in the country. WALTER G. FOSTER, Managing Director BUILDERS, To come an i pick over u cask full of odd lock furniture. Complete sets for nearly nothing. HOUSEWIVES, <iot at least one remnant of those lino-Vimis. Tempting otiers to clear odd hits. FARMERS, (10 pairs of <<a<o Mingo* p<>r week it,!', i'lis priiv. Don't illicit. :<M Hi. BUSHMEN, cross out mi tooth. llWlrall MASTEBTON.

THE GSETrtA HOTEL, TAIHAPE AIRAEAPA residents and t).o » t travelling public generally visiting Taihape can rely on receiving- firstclass attention at the above hotel. Within few minutes' walk of Railway Station. Best Wines and Spirits Stocktcd. FIRST-CLASS SAMPLE ROOMS. Reasonable Tariff. F. H. GIBBONS, PROPRIETOR To the General Public. 'AVING purchased the Tobacconist and Hairdressing business conducted in Mastertpn by Mr D. Mcintosh, I respectfully solicit a continuance of the support accorded to hiin. I shall do my best to merit it. J. K. BLINKI-lORNE. NEW SEASON'S TEAS USTAE E I V E D Red Seal Tea, 2s. J. W. Loose Tea, 2s. (These Teas are equal to any tea at 2s 4d.) Pook GiffrTen, 2s. A Book given away with every Gibs. Call and get catalogues. Wo are solo agents for this Tea, and they can't be boat. Jas. Whittaker, QUEEN STREET, MASTEETON. W COLONIAL EDITIONS. "The Tree of Heaven," Robt. W. Chambers. "Neither Store, House, nor B.irn," Allen Raino. "An Amateur's Adventures," F. Frankfort Moore. "Sweet Life," Kathleen Rhodes; "Letters from Qaoen Street," J. H. Mc. Abbott. "Beau Brocade," Baroness Orc/.y. . PRICE—3s (5d and 2s lid. Order uo'u\ Postage Extra. A. E.~RIVE, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, QUEEN STREET. MAURICEVILLE HOTEL. ! * A. HARRIS has pleasure in ri- „• forming his many friends in the Wairarapa and adjacent districts thnt he has taken over the above well-known hostelry, and will be pleased to receive their patronage. Best Winks ani> Smiuts Stocked. First-class Accommodation. Stabling and Paddocks a Specialty. A. A. HARRIS, Proprietor. NON-ALCOHOLIC DRINKS. RESIDENTS should note that Messrs JOHNSON BROS, are now prepared to deliver to any address in Masterton or district Non-alcoholic Drinks of the following varieties:—Ginger Beer, Hop Ale, Stout, and other drinks in season. Put up in gallon jars with patent tap's.

TTTAiaARAIA' HUNT CLUIVS i STEEPLECHASE FLEETING, 'To be held o \ the TARATAHI-CARTERTOX 11 KING CLUB'S COUfISB On Thursday, Au*. 27, tSOS. J'ROGHAM.ME1. Hunters' Handicap H miles, about 1} mile!;, of I £lO, second horse to rcctivu £!) from the stake j For qualified hunters only. Minimum weight i list. Entiy Its. To s-turt nt ia»o p.m. 2 Hack Handicap, (hit, about 5 furlongs, ol £lO, i second bov.se to receive £2 from stakes. Minimum weight flit. Entry 10s. To start at 1.10 p m, 8. Wiururapß Hunt Steeplechase Tiandicnp, r.liout '2 anda-halt miles, of £lO, second horse trophv value £2 2s. For horses only that have qualified villi the Wuirar.ipa Hunt Club during season 1003. To be ridden by members ol any !i::nt club. Minimum weight lOst 71b. Entry 70;. To start nt 150 p.m. 4. Hack Handicap (Flat), about 7 furlongs, of £2O, tecend horse to rcci.ivo £5 from the btike. Open to hacks, Entry £'l. Minimum weight 9-t. To start at 2.3J p.m. 5- Taratahi Steeplechase Handicap, about 8 j miles, ol £2O, second horse to receive £3 from the Stake. For qualified hunters only- To be ridden by members of any hunt club. Minimum weight lOet 71b, Entry £l, To start at 3.10 p.m. 0. Ladies' Bracelet Handicno (Flat), about 1 and a-liulf miles, a lady's bracelet, valued at £0 Cs, second hor?e a trophy valued nt £3ss. For rarnpa Hunt Club during season 1908, audio be ridden by a member of any Hunt Club, To bo nominated by ladies. Minimum weight lOst 71b Entry 10s To start at 3.30 p.m. 7. Final .Stoeplechoso Handicap, about 2miles, of £ls, second horse to receive £U from the stake. For qualified hunters only Minimum weight 10iL 71b. Entry 15s. To start at 4.30 p.m. RULES & CONDITIONS. 1. All races to be run under New Zealand Utiles of Racing. 2. Riders in Haces Xos. 1, !!, 5, 0 and 7 to bi financial members of Hunts affiliated with New Zealand Hunts' Association. a. A linancial member of a Hunt Club is n duly elected member of any Hunt whoso subscription for the present season shall have been paid on or before IKst July, 1!K>8. i. A qualified hunter means a horse that has hunted nt loa:-t 5 times with any recognized puck ol hounds during the present season, and a master's certificate to that effect must be produced at the scales. 5, The winner of the Wnirarapa Hunt Steeplechase to e;irry a penally of 101b- in the Taratahi Steeplechase, and the winner of any flat race to ! curry a penalty of lOlbsin the ll.it races, Penalties not to be cumulative. " (i. All Neratohinps must bo notilcd to the Secretary at least halt an hour before the adverti ed time of starting each nice 7. All entries must he accompanied with the neccssury fees, together with pedigree, age and odour ol horse, also colours ol rider. Enti ios by telegram must be confirmed in writing at the I earliest opportunity. ENTRIES close with the Secretary, P.O Bus 14. r i, Musteiton, nt9p.ni. on S.itui'd.iy,.".ugustlf>th, 1908. (N.U. ■ Tolcgnph cfTieo 010.-,o< at H p,in.) ' Bookmakers will be licensed to bet at the meeting on payment of .i's 5«, deposit to be made before 12 o'clock noon on day of races. Wh I(SUTS will be declared about Wednesday. August JUth, 1908. NOIIMAN 11. JAMES, tjeeivtary, Mnslcrton. Submitted and approved. A. E.'WHYTK, Secretary Wellington K..<;ittg Club. T C. CRUICKSNANK St CO., O • LIMITUI) GENERAL MERCHANTS, STATION STOCK A. INSURANCE AGENTS. PERRY STREET. MASTERTO N —WK 11AVK FOK SALI5 — Oats, Seed find Food. Wheat, Soed and Fowl. Kainit, Guano, Wellington Meat Expirt Co's, and Gear M.muios, Superphosphates, etc. Basic Slag for Top Dressing, Wolseley Cream Separators. General Station Requisites. AGENTS— N.Z. Insurance Co., Accident, Fin ami Marine. P. and O. Steamship Co. Reid and Gray's Implements.