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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10718, 23 October 1912, Page 7

THE a you arc* furaistiinig eifck«r wholly or in part -,ve shall gr«*uy appreciate an opportunity of shewing you Jiovf satisfactorily we can zneet -o -1 yo'ar r^quiremenia. Scoullar Co.. Ltd W LUNGTON SECURE A SKAi'i. OF THE PROFITS OF THE AUSTEALiAM .mutual IfMViBiSJT SOCIETY, %t&? D S E S J^SST* TJhe following ar<* a few ACTUAL EXAMPLES • Of BONUS DECLARED as at 31st December, 1911, on Whole-Life Policies, Table A, effected daring OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, and DECEMBER, 1911: Policy No. Age Assured Premium paid 1911 ORerersionSum ary Bonus. £ £ s. d. £ s. d. 440,450 17 WO 8 10 0 7 10 0 440,494 18 300 5 5 b 4 10 0 440,662 24 1000 20 15 10 15 0 0 440,785 29 750 1 7 I'i 2 11 6 0 440,76S 33 1000 *3 18 15 0 0 440 702 39 1500 46 18 9 22 10 0 ONUSES VLoT WHEN POUCTFS HA.\ t E BEEN TWO (2) YEARS IN FORCE. The amount of PROFIT distributed amongst POLICY HOLDERS For the ONE YEAR, 1911. exceeded eight hundred and eighty-eight thousand NINE HUNDRED POUNDS GASH. REMEMBER the NAME of OFFICE and ADDRESS, because >iO OTHER OFFICE DIVIDES SUCH LARGE PROFITS. DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon. 0. J. Johnston. M.L.C. (Chairman); A. De B. Brandrn (Deputy Chairman); H. Beauchamp Esq,; John Duncan L,; atl u Joseph JoEieph Esq. EDWARD LOWE, Resident Secretary. New Zealand Branch: CUSTOMHOUSE-QUAY, WELLINGTON. MASTERTON DISTRICT OFFICE! PERRY STREET. H. J. FRANCIS DISTRICT SECRET AH \.

JOCKEY £LUB. BUMMER -MEETING. To bo held on -the Racecourse, Woodville. on. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY DECEMBER Ith a:ul oth, 1912. .FIRST DAY. 1. MAIDEN PLATE, of 65-.sovs; second horse 5 sovs from the stakes. Weight-for-ii'ie. Entrance 30s. Six furlong. 2. HACK HANDICAP HURDLES, of 85 sovs: .second horse 10 -sovs from the stake. Noin. Lis; act: 25 s. over seven flights of hurdles 3ft (Jin high. Seven furlongs. 3. GRANDSTAND HACK HANDICAP; of 75 sovs; second horse 10 sovs from the ,' takes. Nom 15v; ace. 255. Seven furlongs. I. WOODVTLLE HANDICAP, oprn. of '21)0 sovs; second linrse 20 sovs from the stakes. Nom 25 s; acc. 755. One mile and a quarter. 5. FLYING HACK HANDICAP. c-f 75 sovs; second horse 10.sovs from the stakes. Nom 15s; acc. 255. Six furlonirs. 6. BOROUGH HANDICAP, open, of 100 sovs; second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. Minimum weight. Bst 51b. Nom 15s; acc 30s. Seven furlongs. 7. WELTER HACK HANDICAP, of 75 sovs; second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. Minimum weight Sst 71b. Nom. 15s; ace. 255. One mile. 8. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, open, of 100 sovs; second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. Nom 15s; aee. 30 s. Five furlongs. SECOND DAY. 1. TELEGRAPH HACK HANDICAP, of 75 sovs - second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. Xom. 15s; acc 255. Five -furlongs. 2. SECOND HACK HANDICAP HURDLES, of 85 sovs; second horse to receive 10 sovs from the stakes. Nom .los-; acc 255. _ One "mile and a half'. Over six flights of hurdles. 3. RUAKINE HACK WELTER of 75 sovs; second horse 0 sovs from the stakes. Minim : eight Bst 71b. Nom 15; acc Seven furlongs. -I. SUMMER HANDICAP, open, of 150 sovs; second. horse 15 sovs from the stakes. Nom. 255; acc 50s. One mile and a distance. 5. STEWARDS' HACK HANDICAP. of 75 sovs; second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. Nom 15s; acc 30s. Six furlonys. G. RAILWAY HANDICAP. open, cf 100 sovs; second liorse 10 sov« from til" stakes. Nom los; acc 30s. Five furlongs. 7. HACK SCURRY, of 05 sovs: second horse to receive 5 sovs . from the stakes. Weight. Bst 71b. Entrance 30s. For 'three-year-olds and upwards Hint have never won a race exceedinc 15 sovs in value, and have never started for other than hack ra-cos. Five furlongs. 8. HTGH WEIGHT HANDICAP, open, of 100 sovs; second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. Minimum weight. Bst. Xom 1.55; acc 30s. One mile.

THE LATEST. 1* t ? rt&ii DIPLOMA. DIPLOMA. CRAMAPHONES. CRAMAPHONE&, Just received another lot of these wonderful .machines. They sell well because they speak well. Come and hear this beautiful, clear machine at £4. Other ELr.. Machines from £3 to £l2. Hornless and Cabinet from £4 to £ls. DIPLOMA double-sided Records, all the latest music (2 tunes), 3a (ki each. Send for List. Diploma Noedk j s Is box of 200. All British make. SOLE AGENTS. O.K. O.K. STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS DE PO T. (Next iuui Payne's.) &RmuFOH'LS ... '.'iiUi'Ult.rOß. A Ist. tul! ra«o.' Hc-oi&orang Or<~ >i-- ;i'.. A :7-1r ilirut I'nwo. sic\s; hisr. ' M' TTHi 111 W 1111 A WELCOME mmsr IN THE HOME 4%; m m / $ 3r« H m THE - 'FAMILY JTriMULANT.

NOMINATIONS. WEIGHTS AND ACCEPTANCES. XOMTXATIOXS close at the Secrctarv's office. Woodville, at R T).m. on SATURDAY 16th Xovcmber.' 1912. WEIGHTS' for all races on first dav of Meeting will be declared on FRIDAY. 22nd november. 1912. ACCEPTANCES for all races on first, day of Meotir and entrance for Maidp.ii' and Scurry close with the Se;it Woodville at ft o.m. on WEDXESD AY. 27th November. 1912. WEIGHTS for ill races on second dav of Meotir, <r will be declared about R.;SD o'clock on the evening of the first dav's races. ACCEPTANCES for second day's races close with the Secretary at the Club's rooms. Woodville, a 9.30 on the evening of the first day's races. PENALTIES. FLAT R ACES.—The winner of any flat race (after declaration: of \yei<rlits, if handicapped under 101b') to carry 101b penalb' and, for evenadditional race Gib • extra. Tf handicapped at Bst 101b or over, to carry otilv Icilf .the above penalties. HURDLE PACES.—The winner of an hurdle race after declaration of weights to carrv 101b penalty in the bnrdle races, of two or more hurdle races '2llb penalty. 5 Telegraph Office closes at R p.m. E. J. GOTHARD, Secretary. A-'jrov-ed by the Hawke'a Ray Jock- ■ ev Club. A. W. KNIGHT, 'Acting Secretary.October 3rd, 1912*

, T ONTG' 5. kJ HE Man who burst up the local Butchers' Combine to enable the Public of Master ton to cet meat at a proper price. Prima Pork and Lamb killed and inspected at 'Abattoirs. Prime wether mvutoi and Ox Be?f slaughtered and inspected ai OUE LOCAL MEAT CO.'S WORKS. Remember.— Ido not employ unnweesary hands and expensive cart? a: i horses. Being ihe only Expert tradesman in Ihe town, I am able to cut and cater for 'the public with the priinest meat that money can procure. . SMALL GOODS made ray self are the best in the Wairarajja. Over l&OO cash patronise our marke'j every "•'jok. to say .nothing of the score?, to wLcrn v» send mast in the country. No oonneetion with any other butcher in the town. MY MOTTO IS—"1 LOVE THE PEOPLEI" MAXAGMI.