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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10525, 12 January 1912, Page 3

'OOJWILLE DISTRICT JOCK" EY OLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, To bo hold on tin ilaoermir.r.'. '*V:;oJrille, om RRBIM'AIIY 2!.-rt and 22nd, V-)i2. OK-FTCF EJWWRS: rrpp.lclon-t—Mr S. V\-e-P'-<*wler.t-^- r .v T T •'■■+.V.aJ. JiKlp--?*: V. H. Hurt-Kill. Olerk »* +hf> tcales—Mr M. 0. Grain gcr. Handioam>er—Mr J. E. Henrys. Starter—Mr C. O'Connor. Timekeeper—M.v F. M. Kinney. Oerk of tlio Course.—Mr G. Peebles. Stewards—Messrs G. ■)• GoMfrnch, , Johiii Miirrav, K. J. AfriLennaii:, Chris. Draper, W. H. Gaisiford, M. 0. Grawigcr, M. Whitehead, Geo. Peebles, and T." H. Hantstone. Treasurer—F. M. Kenney.

PROGBAMMK. FIRST DAY. To ;it:tiv at 12.30 p.m. 1. Maiden Plr."-:, of 65 rot*, second horse 5 kovs. from tlhe stakes. Weight for age. Six furlongs. Entrance 30s. •2. Hack Handicap Hurdles ,ot Ho sovs., 2nd horse 10 sovs from _ the ■stakes. 13 irF.les. Over seven flights <:f Inirdles 3ft 6in high. Norn. 15s, ace. 235. ■ „_ 3 AY-linriti Hack Handicap, ot <o v, r .vi second horse 10 sovs from tin? stakes. Seven fiwlongs. Nom. Los, IU 4. WoodvMe Cup Handicap open, of 200 wire., second horse 20 sovs.. from, the, stakes. 1J -miles. >cm. 235, ac::. 235. „.. 5 Countv Hack Hondncan.. oi to sovs., second horse 10 sovs. from tlie si-ikc-. Six fwrlotiss. Nom. Los, iU 'i;' Handicap, opons of 100'sovs., second horse 10 sovs. from t]" -taker.. Sewn fvrlongs. Minimum weight Bst 51b. Nom. Los, ace 30 7'. Victoria Hack Handicap, of 75 sovs.. second horse 10 sovs. from the stakes 1 male. Mlmiannim. wrtght, 7Vb- Nom, 15s, p"c. 2os. 8 Telewhone open ot ino'covs .'second 'horse 10 sovs. .trom ™ few. x-ive furbr**. Nom, 13s, ace. 30s. ST3OOXD I>AY.

1 TCumoroa Hack Handicap, 01, to sovs. second horse 10 govs, from the stakes. Five'fwlong?. Nom.. Los, ace. 255. ~ n- i 2. Second Hack Handicap- Hurdl.oc■ : 0 f 85 fovs., second horse 10 sovs. from the stakes. .1* miles. Over six flights of lira-dies 3ft 6m m{ Jtfom. 15s, ace. 255. 3 Ballanoo Hack Welter, of /o sovs. second horse 10 sovs. from the stakes. Seven furlongs. Mtoirmim weigh*, Bst-71b. Nom. 15s, ace. 2os. •, _„ 4. Autumn. Handicap, open, oi IoU ,s'ov.J., second horse 15 sovs. from the stakes. One . mriJe and a distance. Norn. 255, ace, 505." \ „- 5 Settlers' Hack Handicap, of to sovs 2nd horse lOsovs from stakes. Six furlongs. Norn. 15s, ace. 2cn. 6. Shorts Handicap, open, of 100 feovs., second horse 10 sovs from the ■Ski/ Fire^s 8 - -> J ? m :.^ ace. 30s. . , . ~ 7. Hack Soiirrv, of &> sovs., second horse 5 sovs. from the stakes. *i-ve ifiirJono-s; Weight Bst 71b. EatraiK* 3().s far three year olds and upwards that have never won a race exceeding 15 sovs. m value, and have never started for other than hack 'B. Maliaraihara Handicap, open, of 100 sovs., second horse 10 sovs. from the. stakes. One mile. Mummim weight Bst. Nom. las, ace. Ate.

NOMINATIONS, \VFJjG-HTS, AM> ACCEPTANCES., NOMINATIONS close'at the Secretary's Office. Wtoodville, at 8 p.m. on. FRIDAY; 2nd February,: 1912.. ; • WiEJOHTIS for all-. sa-ces :on . fisv&i day of meeting wall, be declared om FREDAY, 9th FelirTiar.y, 1912.: ACCEPTANCES for all races on first day ctf meeting and entrance tor Maiden and Scurry close with the Secretary at'Woodvilile at Bp.m. on TUESDAY, 13tJk February. WEIGHTS for all races on second day of meeting will be declared about 8.30 o'clock on the evening ot the first clay's races. - ACCEPTANCES for second days races close with, the Secretary^at th CtoVs Rooms, Woodville, at 9.&) on the evening of the first day s races.

PENALTIES. FLAT RACES.— The winner of any flat race (after deolairatioir ot weights, if 'handicapped raider Bsb lOlbs) to curry lOlbs penalty, and for every additional raw 6U)s extra. Ji handicapped at Bst lOlib or oyer -,to carry only half the above penalties. HTODtE RAGES.-The wanner of any hurdle race after declaration of wights to carry lOlbs penalty in the tardle races, of two or -more Inn die races 21Tbs penalty.

Secretary

WAIRARAPA LAK'O AGENCY, t Miitvtin. ACRES frefold 4rOOU and cattle run, 19 mil«w from railway, 8160 acres oleared and in grass, 1700 acres in scrub, wal] fenned and dirio«?d into 24 paddocks, well watered by river and other streams, the property wintering 6000 sheep, 100 cattle, 30 horses, 1700 acres ploughable; when fully improved will carry well R OOO sheep besides cattle. Lies well to the sun Good 7-roomed house, bathroom, and all nec-fissary conveniences. Woolshed, drafting yards, etc PRICK £6 per acre; t<w»« are exceptional^

LONG'S IHE Man who burst up the local Butchers' Combine to enable the Publio of Masterton to get meat at a proper price. Prime Pork and Lamb killed and inspected at Abattoirs. Prime Wether Mutton' and Ox Beef slaughtered and inspected at OUR LOCAL MEAT CO.'S WORKS. Remember—l do not employ unnecessary hands and expensive oarts< and horses l . Bering the only expert tradesman in the town, I am able to csufc and cater for the public with the Primes* Meat 'thai money can procure. SMALL GOODS made by myself are the best in the Wairarapa. Over 1200 cash customers patronise our market every week, to say nothing of the scores to whom we send meat in. the country. Please watch- my advertisement re CHRISTMAS LAMB. I am going to sell at a price that •will enable the poorest working man to enjoy a juicy quarter of lamb at an astounding low figure. . No connection, with any other butcher in< town. MY MOTTO IS—: "I LOVE THE PEOPLE!" MANAGER. COMBINE SMASHER