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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10140, 18 January 1911, Page 3

AT PRICES THAT ARE NOT EQUALLED IHE THREE LINES quoted be- . low, post free, are specials. Don't judge the quality by the price. We offer these goods merely to induce country people to got the habit of writing to us. LADIES' STRIPED ZEPHYR AND CAMBRIC BLOUSES, all colours, 2S lid. LADIES' STRIPED READY-TO-WEAR COTTON DRESSES, nice colours, 78 11. LADIES' STRIPED CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRTS, nice wide flounce, amply cut, all colours, 2S 110. AH goods bought from ue by post and deemed unsuitable may be returned. NOTICE TO FARMERS. ,OW manufacture.alight draft.combined Seed and Manur jS Drill that will sow Wheat, Oats, Barley, Peas and Beans iu any quantities. It has as large a range for sowing manure as an-, dtill on the market. ; It is lighter and stronger, and has no complicated gearing to annoy farmers. r i-HE MASTERTON FARMERS' IMPLEMENT CO., LTD. Agents.

COAL ASD FIREWOOD. Yards : Dlxon-st„ South. M. COLLIE. Late collie & Co (TTILL supply FIREWOOD u any. y length. Taupiri Coal 2s perowt., 9s per quartet delivered tor cash. Westport and Pelawmain at current Telephone 267. RING UP PHONE NO 27. RING UP PHONE NO 27. AND YOUR ORDERS WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 1 recognise three business facts, viz: I.—Business is business, civility la essential.. » 3.—Prime Joints are what the public require. 3.—Punctual delivery means no waiting for meals. I STOCK the Primest of Beef, Mut- . ton, Pork, Veal, and Lamb when in season. Corned Beef to suit all. Spiced Beef and York Hams on order. Small Goods a specialty. Best Sausages in the Wairarapa. Home Cured Hams and Bacon always on hand. AH meat Government inspected. Lowest possible prices. Your is solicited. TKiXHALi... el OHiY JOOXIsAL/jL. (Late Lcc and Boxhall.) FAMILY CUTGHEft. "AVE something smart in the . . way of a new Suit this New Year. Something that yon will feel proud of when you are enjoying your outings during the holidays. Don't delay any longer; comp> at once, and choose your material from Queen Street, AULING, AULING, TAILOR Master! jm. MALTBY'S CAFE. (Opposite Hoar and Permain.) SUPPER and DINING ROOMS, Special attention paid to jsiuatry patrons. Meals all hoar J. A. R. MALTBY, Proprietor ,riHE BEST RESOLUTION for 1 this NEW YEAR is to get into the habit of ringing up ' PHONE 296' when you want a cab. My New Stables are situated at •-the corner of Villa and Albert Streets CABS always available. Thanking you for past favours. Corner Villa and Albert Streets, Mast erf on. CIMITED, General Merchants and Slock and Stetson Agents, CHAPEL STREET, MA STEETOM. \ GENTS for tba Liverpool, Londo V Globo Insurance Company, Fir nd Aooifl^nS. SHAW, AND ALBION CO.—the direct line; Union Steamship poTnpp.tiv's Over... Sea Lines, ths ' Orient Boy<il Mail Line, via Suez: C. and A. Line. All Bed Boute,aeresß• Canatta; Me33ageiiea Co, via Suez; the Norther? Go., shortest roate -to Auckland. Little's, Coopers, Fison'i Dip«; SoSrn s Famoio Pedigree SeetiV 'Agrlcn ■»»! Manure*.

WHEN »N CARTERTON /SEE THAT YOU VISIT THE ROYAL OAK HOTEL., A. HARBROE, Proprietor. lIRST-CLASS Accommodation fe* . ': Travellers. Terms moderate. . Speight's Celebrated Ate. Alcock's Billiard . ible. Best Brands Wir..- and Spirits. Horse Paddocks . J Loos« Boxgb telephone no, ii», Carterton* MR. GERALD C. BRANSON "S prepared to take PUPILS for Voice Production, Singing and Elocution, Diaphragmatic Breathing. gf,C!dio Room: No. 4, Exchange BofJinga, Queen Street. CARTERTON—Wpdnoedaj. 7HAKATAKI HACK RACE .....", •;. MEETING. I To be held at CASTLEPOINT on FEBRUARY 4th, .1911. OFFICIALS: Patron, F. Armstrong Esq.; VicePresidents, Messrs J. Grcenbank, W. Page, F. Latham, R. J. Bar- ' ton, J. Barty, E. Harris, H. T. Hunt, A. A. Cameron and R. Mor- ! rison; Judge, W. Harvey; Handicupper, A. Mason; Clerk of Course W. Mason;. Starter, R. Harvey; Hon. Joint Secretaries, A. P. Potter and A. T. Hancock; Clerk of Scales, F. Sheath,; Stewards,' J. ".' ■:Cnl]ertoii, A .Brightwell, A. B. ' ' Nicliolls,' P: Bellis, J. Hawea, W. Harvey, .1. Dillon. A. Mason, F. j A. Sheath, W'. Nicolls, J. Barty, White Johnston. . . ' i PROGRAMME OF EVENTS. I: Maiden Plate, of 8 sovs., for horses -that have never won an advertised race. Second horse 1 sov. from stakes, 6 furlongs. Open. Minimum weight 9st. Nomination Bs. 2. Scurry Handicap, of 8 sovs., second horse lsov. from stakes; four furlongs. District race. Nomination S3 3: Castlepoint Cup, Handicap, of 25 sovs., 2nd horse 2 _ sovs., from j stakes. About one mile. Nomina--j tion 10s, acceptance 15s. 4. Whakataki Handicap, of 9 sovs, second horse lsov. from stakes; 5 furlongs. Open. Nomination' 9s. 5. Tinui Handicap, of 12sovs., second horse 2sovs. from stakes. About 1. mile. Nomination ss, acceptance I s. 6. Ladies' Bracelet, Handicap, of Klsovs., 2nd horse- 30s .from the' stake. Seven furlongs. Horse to be owned by member and nominated by a lady. "Minimum weight lOst 71b. Nomination 10s. 7. Forced Handicap, df 8 sovs., second horse 1 sov. from stake. , RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. All events post entry, except Castlepoint Cup and Tinui Handi- ' cap. nominations for which close on Friday. 20th January ,191.1. Handicaps declared on YVednesdav, January 25th. 2. Entrance fees o per cent, on full amount of stake . 3. No horse allowed to start for District Race without being three months in the district prior to meeting. 4. The following are the boundaries of the District:— Thc,Waimate on the North, Pongnroa and Tawatawa toll gate to Bideford on the West, and Taucru, Waihora, and Wharcnma on the South. 5. Minimum weight in Handicaps Bst ,except in Ladies' Bracelet. 0. A luck is a horse which at any time prior to entry has not won a, race o'f the value of 100 sovs. to the winner, or races to the aggregate 'vain/ 1 of 25sovs. to the winner. . 7.' No. 2 : District Race, other: - evonts Open to hacks only. A.T. POTTER. A: T. HANCOCK. Joint Hon. Sees. Si'imittcd to and annroved.— A. E. WHYTE. Sec .Wellington Racing Club'." Nov. -Ith, 1310 ,