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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 351, 30 December 1879, Page 3

SWING MACHINES Every known make always in stock, THE EMPRESS " Hand Lock-stitch Sawing Machine, JE4 4s. All the material in this machine is of the finest finish and first quality; none but the best steel, case-hardened, being used for tho wearing parts. It ia fitted with all recent winding bobbins, and is superior to »ny Four-Guinea Machine in ,the market. The Celebrated' • IMPROVED HOME SHUTTLE Hand Lock-stitch Sewing Machine, only £3 10s. . Kimball and Mobton's SINGER, With the most perfect Loose-winding Arrangement, and all recent improvements, Needles for every known Machine always in stock, Shuttles, Fittings, Oil, Ac, &c. Repairs on the shortest notice. J. H. HUDSON, SEWING MACHINE DEPOT| Cuba-street, Wellington. • Masterton Agent: Mr T. E. PRICE. Educational Depository, Queen-street, and' all orders entrusted to him will receive punctual attention, 347 fiOYENT GARDEN '■■"": \j ■_ r .. ..:■..„&-.■*>■.■ FRUIT ! FRUIT!' FRUIT! '•■ The undersigned havo just received a large consignment of—• Oranges Apples Plum's Cherries Pineapples Dates ' '■■ Cocoa Nuts • Pea Nuts & GILLETT & MENCE, FRUITERERS, CONFECTIONERS, AND POULTERERS, Opposite the Club Hotel aud next to JCibblewhite's Temperance Hotel, Queen-st.,-Masterton. 334

EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY, 'l Opposite the Council Chambers, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERION. T. E. PRICE, (Late Clark & Prick) of the New Zealand Educational Depository, Wellington), IMPOBTER o? STATIONERY, BOOKS, AND MUSIC, la receiving by each English mail a regular supply of NEW BOOKS & PERIODICALS, And the leading English, Scotch, and Irish papers; and Las always on hand A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF Stationery, Books, School Requisites and Educational works, Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books; 15" Inspection invited, 221 DERBY SWEEP,' . ■ | Ne. 7. - if L: ON THE WELLINGTONCUP. To be rnn on the sth February, 1880, 2000 Subscribers at £1 each. First Prize .. .. ~', £IOOO Second do 400 Third do 200 Other Starters (divided),.. 250 Non-starters do ... 250 Tlie drawing will tako place under the supervision of the Treasurer and a committee of responsible Subscribers present, immediately on subscription list being olosstl. Tickets may be obtained from the Treasurer, or G. North, Lambton Quav, Wellington; B. Wilson's Empire Aotel, f'eatherston ; R. Freeman, confectioner, Greytown; and Salmon's Rising Sun Hotel, Greytown, J, AMES, Treasnrer, 338 Wellington. STAR OF THE VALLEY LODGE. PROGRAMME OF SPORTS To be held at the Wairarapa and East Coast Pastoral and Agricultural Society's Show Grounds, CARTERTON, JANUARY Ist, 1880. 1 Boys' Race (under 14), 100 yards 2 Maiden Race, 100 yards 3 Running Hop-Step-aml'Jump i Carterton Handicap, three heats; 100, 220, and 440 yards—First heat 100 yds 5 Sunning High Leap 6 Good Templars' Me, 200 yards (open to members of the Order only) 7 Walking Match, 2 miles 8 faulting with Pole 9 Carterton Handicap, second heat, 220 yards 10 Boys' Race (under 14.) Open to sons of members of the Order and members of the Band of Hope only 11 Stone and Basht Race, 100 yards; 25 stones. 12 Sunning High Leap 13 Carterton Handicap, third heat, 440 yards 14 Standing High Leap 15' Throwing Heavy Hammer 1G Sack Sace, 100 yards 17 1'ult'ng the Stone 18 Blindfold Bate, 100 yards . 19 Tilting th Ring. The Greytown Band will play during the day. Admission, including refreshments, 2s 6d; Children under 12, Is; admiision to the ground only, Is. FBANCIS KENNY, 849 v ... Uwwtsry.;