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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10310, 10 August 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. Special* Offer to Dairy Farmers. SALE OF THE FAMOUS WOODLAND DOWNS ESTATE, WAIKATO. Qi 1 Q ACRES, sub-divided into jUIIO \ 15 dairy farms, suitablie for dairying, sheep farming, cropping, or fattening. AH ploughable. Can be driven oyer in a 1 buggy. Well grassed and watered. Very little fencug to he done; admirably situated; 5 miles from Taujuri Railway Station; 12 mites from Hamilton; all good metalled road; school, P. 0., creamery near by, while-a new creamery site has been surveyed off in the centre of the block. TERMS are very easy— 10 per cent, down, balance of purchase money can remain on mortgage at 5 per cent; improvements to be placed on tie land to the value of 15 per cent, of the total amount of the purchase money within 12 months. J, H. Bowater & Co. LAND AGENTS, WANGANUI. FORKAN AND TROWER, CLDB STABLEb. SIABTERION. lABS, Gigs, Baggies, e«o., on fcire J by hour, day or week. Parties catered for on reasonable tern Careful attention given to every d* |t<.rtmev.t of the Imsineflk. Ooin»wt fi>t man always in charge. P'sat and buildings ban) been increased fct meet irrowina de» iinds of bcsineu, EAST COAST. MARINE HOTEL, WHAKATAKI. Two M lies from Castlepolnt. fTIHE above hotel is in full view of JL . the sea, and within five minutes' walk of, the beach. Special' acconrmodation for Tour-. ista ,and Holiday Parties. . ''' .TERMS MODERATE. First-class Lisuor stocked. Stap. lea* Beer on tsp. ■ '_ • STABLING AND PADDOOKTNG. MAILS THREE TIMES PER WEEK. J. H. BURTf, "WHAT'S IN A NAME?" Shakespeare asked. w.h;cqle AS earned a reputation for kecpv ; ing the finest selection of Wall Papers in the Wairarapa! Ills uaiue is synonymous with all that 'bands for high-class decoration. Just landed, an entirely new lot for the Spring Season. Original m design, handsome in colouring, and of superior quality. i THE PRICES ARE RIGHT. Country' Clients can rely on getting patterns on application,. The best of workmanship at Lowest llates. _ ESTIMATES FREE. TV.* Showrooms are at 28 CHAPEJ STRCF.CV Telephone 149. AIRARAPA STEEPLECHASE MEETING. To be Held on the TARATAH>CARTERTON RACING CLUB'S COURSE on : AUGUST 31st, 1911. PROGRAMME: l.i-HUNTERS' HANDICAP HURDLES, of £lO, second horse to receive £2 from stakes. About IJ miles. For qualified hunters only. Minimum weight list. Entry 10s. To start at 12.30 p.m.-2.-^WAIRARAPA HUNT STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of £ls. secmnA \inr.fu\ £3 from fttn.lrpß. About 2 i miles. For horses only that have qualified with the Wairarapa Hunt holding a>; geniueman rider's certifi-; HACK HANDICAP FLAT RACE, of £10; Beobnd horse £2 from; stake. About 5 furlongs. weigh. t9st. Entry 10s.' To start at lilO p.m. 4.—TARATAHI STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of £ls, second horse. £3 from the stakes. About 3 miles. •For qualified hunters only. Minimum weight list. Entry 15s. To start 2.30 p.m. 5. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP, (Flat).— A lady's bracelet valued at £6 >6s, "second horse a trophy valued vat £3 3s. , About 1J miles. For horses only that have qualified with the Wairarapa Hunt! Jibldifig 'a Gentleman Rider s certifier's certificate. To be by' a lady.- Minimum'weight list. Entry 10s.To start 3.10 p.m. 6; FINAL STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of £lO, Becond hprse.£2 from the stakes. For qualified hunt-i «rs,oiily. About 2 miles. Minimum weight list. Entry 10s. To start at 4 p.m. ALL ENTRIES CLOSE with the Secretary, P.O. Box 145, Master-ton, at 9 p.m. on SATURDAY, August 18th, 1911. r^n ■ ■' . JSf. H. JAMES, Secretary, Masterton. <. Submitted and approved.— A. E.WHYTE, Secretary Wellington Racing Club. llth July. 1911.. - - , .;■ 'ANTED KNOWN— That T. WAGG and Co., Coach and Carirage Builders, supply Vehicles made to order in any style, and constructed under personal supervision, from the best selected materials by expert workmea, and our prices defy competition. eror vehicles have taken first awards whererer shown Rubber Tyres it specialty. Fitted '*• r»w and se«K r i tand otratsjavoe" UKEYTOWN AGENOI. "R FRED MUIK, of Ureytown, has been appointed agent orf the Wairarapa Age,and will promptly deliver daily copies of our newspaper to any address in that local-