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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 979, 24 February 1910, Page 6

Start the New Year and save money by purchasing at BIDDINGS'. A\UR Famous "SHIP BRAND JELLIES," still 5 packets tor U One Shilling, If you want a superior Afternoon Tea buy ATAL.ANTA TEA» * s pure, delicious and goes further than any ether tea, and can only be bought at Giddings'. Price List on application. = Giddings', = THE CHEAPEST STORE, • MASTERTONLADIES' SMART SHOES FOR SHOW WEEK. LADIES visiting the Show should not omit to cill and inspect a pair of Smart Walking Shoes. We have them in endless variety, the; newest shapes, latest designs, and in half-sizes, which ensures a perfect-fitting shoe and comfortable. MAIL ORDERS ARE CAREFULLY SELECTED. Ladies' Patent Leather Shoes, welted, Ladies' Tan Glace Shoes, pumps, with with and without toe caps, comfort- champagne or green facings, new able and smart, 22/6, 25/-. and dainty. 15/6. Ladies' Black Gibson Tie Shoes, self Ladies' Tan Walking Shoes newest and patent caps, 11/6, 14/6,16/6. shades and styles, 8/6,10/6, 12/6. J. Carpenter's Box 41 CENTRAL BOOT STORE. 'Phone 154.

AIRAEIPA RACING CLUB, (Registered)AUTUMN MEETING. TAUHERENIKAU RACECOURSE, Saturday and Monday, March 26th and 28th, 1910. FIEST DAY—To stars at 11-45 am- . 1 Maidden Hack Back, of 60 sovs. 2nd ht rae 10 bov* ; weight-tor-age; for 3-yr olds and upwards; entrance 30a; 6 furlongs. , £ 2 Easter Handicap, of 200 sovs, 2nd I horse 25 govs and 3rd horse 10 sovs ; nom 3 20s=, acc 60s ; I mile and a distance. 3 Te Waka Hack Welter Handicap, cf 75 * vs, 2nd horse 10 sovs; minimum " I wtjigf'*. tist j,DOm 20s, ace 20s ; 7 furlongs--4 W angaimoana Handicap, of 85 sov3, 2nd horse 10 sovs; minimnia weight Bst; -nom 20s, ace 20s ; 7 furlongs--5 Nursery Handicap, of 75 sovs, 2nd , horse 10 sovs, and 3rd horse 5 sovs; for 2 ' year olds; nom 20s, acc 20s; 4 furlongs2nd horse 10 sovs and 3rd horse 5 sovs: nom 20s, acc 40s; 6 furlongs--7 Makahi Hack Handicap, of 70 sovs, a 2nd horse 10 sovs; nom 20s, acc 20s; 5 furlongs, SECOND DAi—To start at 11-45 ama 1 Rototawai Handicap, of 115 sovs, I 2nd horse 10 sovs and 3rd horse 5 sovs , nom 20s, acc 40s; 6 furlonge. 2 Aioroa. HackJHandicap, of 70 sovs, 0 2nd horse 10 sovs; nom 20s, acc 20s i 6 forlongs--3 Tauherenikaf Shorts, of 70 sovs, 2nd horse 15 sovs and 3rd horse 5 eovs ; ; S for 3 year olds and upwards that have not won an advertised face at time of st rting; weight 9st; entrance 80s,; 6 , furlongs--4 Autumn Handicap, of 150 sovs, 2nd horse 15 sovs and 3rd horee 10 sovs; nom 20s; aco 50s; 1 mile. 5 Juvenile Handicap, of 85 sovs, 2nd ' horse 10 suvs. 3rd horse 10 sovs.; for 2 and 3 yesr olds; nom 20s, acc 205,; -5 furlongs--6 Stewards' Handicap, of 100 .-sovs, 2nd horse 10 sovs and 3r horse 5 govs; minimum weight 7-7, now 25us, acc 30s ; ; 5 furlongs--7 Waiohine Hack Handicap, of 6fo sovs, 2nd horse 10 sovs and 3rd horse -5 sovs; nom 20s, acc 20s; 4 furlongs. Penalties—The winner of any -race after the declaration of weights io icanry 71b extra; of two or more races 101b 1, extra. No penalty to be incurred in open races for wins in Hack events, DATES OF NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS & ACCEPTANCES. Nominations for all Eaees, and Entries for Maiden Hack and T&uhetenSfcau Shorts, close on Friday, Mareh 11th, at 8 pm- ; Weights for First Day's Handicaps will! be declared about Saturday, March £9th, i and for Second Day on Saturday, March : I i.oth at about 7-30 pm. i Acceptances for 1 First Day close on Tuesday, March 22nd, at 8 pm-, and for Second Day on Saturday, March 26th, at 9 pm,>ll the above at the Club's office, FeaI tberstonj Special Notice—All second «nd third money will be deducted from »;>« stateAccommodation Loose boxes are , available on the course, the charge being J3l for a term not exceeding 10 daysAccommodation for trainers and joctk- . eys is also provided by the Club, the charge being £1 per week or portion -thereof. Terms—Cash in advanceE. A. LAEEY, Secretary, Featherston. , TO FARMERS. i i WE are CASH purchasers of CHAFF ■ VW HAY, STEAW, and all kinds of j WEAI'N. | CHAMBERLAIN AND SON, I , CONTRACTORS FOR GRAIN & CLOVER { THRESHING, | ALBERT STREET, MASTEETON Pifijs. '-'Pigs.. Pies. AIRARAPA BACON FACTORY HUGH WILSON. Proprietor. (Late Manager and Curer Wairarapa Bacon Company Ltd.)

C. SMITH'S. Ltd j Masterton's Leading Drapers i I jQTJEING the month of Febru&ry -we ' shall continue to clear out the'balance of our Summer Stock at special reduced prices. Balance of our stock of Prints, Muslins, l Crepes, etc., we are selling at s&d 4Jd, s|d, 6£d yard. Summer Dress Goods, double width,from BJ'a yard. See our stock of Ladies' ©losses, "from 2/11. See our stock of Trimmed MilMaery, to be cleared from 7/6. We still have a few Ladies 5 Washing Costumes, to clear from T/'tti. Balance of Gents' Straw Hats, from 6d. Boys' Tweed Caps, at 6d each. Special Line of Gents' Twee<£ Knickers, at 7/11 pair. 15 CARPET SQUARES AT SPECIAL PRICES. ■' C. SMITH, Ltd., PREMISE DRAPERS & CLOTHIERS, MASTERTON.

David 0. Brown, NIMROD CYCLE WORKS Opp. Post Office, Queen. Stioet. MASTEETOII; | I BEST equipped Workshop in the Wairarapa. The leading house in the jWairarapa for cyclas and repairing. AGENCY FOR—NIMEOD BICYCLES, B.S.A. „ RALEIGH. OSMOND EOVEE RUDGE-WHIT WORTH,, REPAIRS by expert mechanics, BICYCLESIBUILT TO ORDER. All repaiis done under my personal supervision. No boy labor employed. Best Materials only used. Steve Enamelling a specialt 1