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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10718, 12 September 1912, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. PIANO PLAYING MADE EASY IHE great drawback to the Pian- „ lyt'fc complete enjoyment is, genins niuointy tonsil aowu to die Piano and play IsE\v~MUSIC AT Sight. The s:ght of live or more SHARPS ur FLATS in the Signature, and SHARPS. FLATS. DOUBLE SHARPS, etc, swarming all over the page, presents to him little more than a HOPELES MASS OF PERPLEXING SIGNS, from which he can oiuy pick out the notes with great difficulty. Bv the adorjtion of the NEW SYSTEM, THE WHOLE RANGE OF MUSIC within his powers of exectiTION LIES OPEN TO THE PIANIST. We Guarantee to teach any age to nl-iv the Piano or Orgin and to read Music. FULL COURSE £2 2s—monev refunded if von cannot plav in six weeks. SPECIAL COURSE for "ountry pupils. Hours: 10 a.m. to <* n.m. THE NATION at, COLLEGE OF MUSIC, Trust Buildings (upstairs), QUEEN STREET. MASTERTON.

WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. , _ IN'DERS IV- the ""pot.ion of ,-i new J. 'School. MATAHIWI. will be received at the Education Board Office up to NOON on THURSDAY, the 19th SEPTEMBER. Plans and: Specifications may be seen at the office of Messrs Varnham and JRose, Masterton, "TVailv News." Carterton, and at, the School. Matahiwj. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G. I. STEWART. Secretary. ASTERTON RACING. CLTJB. ••■ • (Registered.) PROGRAMME OF SPRING MEETING. To be held on the MASTERTON RACECOURSE. On THURSDAY, 17th OCTOBER, 1912.

PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. ' 1/ TRIAL STAKES, 50 sovs; second horse 5 sovs from stakes. Weight, 2-year-olds 7.7, 3-year-olds 8.6 aaid 4-year-olds and upwards 9.0. Mares allowed 51b and geldings 31b. For horseß that have not won a race exceeding tbe.Ta.lue of 25 sovs. Fire furlongs. •' Entry-30s. 2. TELEPHONE HACK HANDICAP, " of 60 sot ; second horse 10 sovs from ...stake. Six furlongs. Nomination "20, acceptance'2os. - 3. FLYING HANDICAP (open), of .70 sovs; second horsa 10 sovs from stakes..' Six furlongs. Nomination 20s, acceptance 30s. 4. MASTERTON CUP (open), of 120 sovs; second * horse 15 sovs, and third horse 5 sovs from stakes. One mile and a quarter. Nomination 208 acceptance 40s. 5. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP, of 4-0 sovs. Bracelet valued 30 sova •for, first 'horse, and a braceI let valued at TO sovs for second horse. Minimum weight. 10 ; 7. . Open to hacks only, and to be ridden by gentlemen riders. Nomination to be made in the name of a. lady. One mile. Nomination 10s, acceptance 20s. Note. —A gold-mounted Whip > donated bv Mrs C. F. Yallanco, will be ■ nrosented to the rider of the winning 'horse in this race. 0. MASTERTON HACK HANDT. GAP,, of 60 sove; second horse 10 sors "from stakes. Seven furlongs. Nnminatirv*i 20s. acceptance 20s. 7. STEWARDS' HANDICAP (open). 70 sovs; <w»cond horse 10 sovs_ from stakes. Seven furlongs. Nomination 90s. acceptance 30s. 8. DASH HACK HANDICAP, of 50 povf; second horse o sovs from stakes. Five fnrloncs. Nomin- , NOMINATION WTDHTS AND ACCEPTANCES. NOMTNATTOVP ff>- HI ove«+« (ercflnt- tli« Tr ; » T StaW) cWe with the *vi'nf,irT at hi* l o;ie°n Street, on FRIDAY, 27th Septembei- 10T5? «i 9..W p.m. IVFJ'WPS wH] .v> dnclnrpd on or beK.„ \rrVNnruy. 7th October. 1912. A rcTFWr AtstcEP ' -fnd for +h" Tria l Stal<-"S c^ c e wit 1 ' the S«creterv at his o-"Rc«. O"«on Street. Maf-t,-i,„ „- T'RTDAY 11 Hi October, 1912. at 9.30 p «i A. HATHA WAV. Secretary. Queen Street, Mastertnn. to and ap>voved bv the W«n;n<x+-on RiHp" A. -E. WHYTE, S??retary Wellington Racmu Club

ms&m innHE Man who burnt up the loc%! Butchers' Combine to enable the Public of Maaterion to v.&t meat at a propoi 1 price. Prime Pork and Lamb killed and inspected at 'Abattoirs.' Prime wethef mutton and Os Bwf slaughtered and inspected «i OUR LOCAL MTCAT CO.'S WORKS Remember.— Ido not employ unnecessary hands and expensive c.artu and horses. Being the only expert tradesman in the town, J am able to cut and cater for the public with the nriraest meat that money can proeuro. . SMALL GOODS made Py myself are the best in the Wairarapa. Over 1200 cash enetomers patronise our market every week, to say nothing of ths scores to whom we- Bend meat in the country. No connection with any other butcher in t.he town. MY MOTTO IS—"f LOVE THE PEOPLE!" MANAGES.