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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 968, 7 January 1882, Page 1

THE COMER SHOP. 'GBAYES AND FLEMING, Cuba nud Muuuers-streets. A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND AHAPPY NEW YEAR. . SUPERIOR GOODS AT VERY' SPECIAL INDUCE3IBNTS FOR CHRISTMAS MONTH. • LADIhS -Navy and Seal Cotton Hose, from fid per pair; White Cotton Hosa, from 31 I. White and Colored Lisle Gloves, fill per pair. CHILDREN'S White and Coiored Lisle Gloveß, 3d per pair LAOR.STKIPED MUSLINETTE, 4Jd per yard, extn wide and superior quality. _. Good White Wove (JAI |CQj 2s 10d pel doz. yds.; Grey do, 2s lOd per doz. yard-. Large-sized Heavy Turkish Tolvolg, lOd each; Large-sized Honoy'oomb Towels 4d »A Good Washing PRINTS, ¥ l'<* yard. ';•. ; Good useful wide FLANNEL, Is pur yd; Good Wide White Sheeting, IsunndUnbleached Twilled Sheeting, IOJd per Bet; LACK and MUSLIN CURTAINS, 2s 11 .1 pmr MUSLIN "id NET TIES, °» tmeal Ends, \o]i to Is each ,• Muslin Ties, Silk Embroidend ends, fid each; SILK TIES (all shades-extra quality), 9d to Iseach Tarlatan Frilliugs (double), B}>l per yard; POMPADuUIt PRINTS (washing) m m vd Blankets, Toilets, Honeycomb Quilts, Table Linen. Table Covers, Twilled BhwH.ii. ;l I-...'-'-.-' VERY CHEAP PRICES ! . 8 COLORED and BLACK KID GLOVES, 2-buttoued, 2s 6d per pair. Sunshade , : and Umbrellaß in great variety, Ladies' Silk and Cashmere Jackets, Dolmans, Fiohus, Capes, Costumes & Robeß from Gb lld CIOTHIHfi.-GR iVES & FLEMING'S Clothing Department isone ol the BEST in the City. Our Clothing is well-made, woll-shrunk, and superior in quality, and rimmrkMv LOW IN PRICF, Wf-n's Ecal Good tails from 28s 6d, Real (?ood Troufera aud Vest from 13s fid ; Men's Real Good Trousers Iro.n Ob lid; Boys' and-Yonths' Tweed i-uita from 10i 9,1. B"ys'. Ynutha and Men's White and Colored MOLB TROUSERS Men's and Youths' White, Oxfcd, Cotton, Scotch. Twill, and Crimean SHIRTS. Mod's & Yoi-tlw' Cotton, Merino, and Lnmbswool Pant' and Undundiirts, Flannel Shirts, ami Draw, is Scotch Plniding aild Serpe Drawers. Men's, Youths', and Boys* Cotton and Merino Bnv' Belts, Bnees, Handkerchiefs, Tics, Collars, <Sc. Cotton, Alpac'ci, and Silk (JMBRFI j As' Patterns and Samples sent free on application. All Parcels prciaid eitlit ir"y fmVc water, DISCOUNT of Five p e r Cent, on nil purohaaes. COUNTHY njSTOMLRS may rely on lmving their orders punctually attended to, and EVERY ARTICLE CARfcFULLi' SELECTED, XOTE TUB ADDRESSCORNER HOUSE, UTJBA STREET AND MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON ■■ (BAVES AND FLEMING ■ PROPRIETORS.

(jAKTEETON laHATAHI , RACES. ■ To,bohukl on the Taratnhi Racecourse ou Muxiiay, January 23,- ' " Anniversary Day. Judge, Mr Walter i'Yancis; Handicapper, Mr Wallace-Smith ; Starter, Mr J. Burrows; Stewards-Messrs A. Armstrong, H. H. Welters. 0. Gib, J. Smith, R. Crawford, T. Walden, Dr Watts, and Tenuiorangi; Oleijk of Scales, Mr L. Nix ; Clerks ol Course, Messrs li, beard and W. Long; Hon Tren.fi., MrhVW.Muir; Hon Sec., Mr h Wilson. Programme: Handicap Hurdle Han of £2!>, second horso to receive £5 from the stake; twicij round tho course, over six hurdles. 3ft Din high; nomination Isov., acceptance Isov. Hack hurdle Race, of £lO, mile Lents, oyer 3 hurdle?, 3ft 9in high; minimum weight, 94; pns-t entries ls'iv. Maiden Plak »f £ls, 1£ mil"s, weight for age; open for horses which have never won apublic stake ovcf £10; nomination, ISOY. Po w/./face of £7los, for ponies 14 hands or j ; 'under, catch weights; once round the j course; post entries 10s. Taratahi-Carkrinn Handicap of £lO, second horse to receive £o irom the stake, twici) round the course; nomination i'l 10s, accept.nee Isov. Novel Race of £ls, miles onteh weights; tile winner to become the absolute property of the Mev.ards, and c he sold by public auction 10 minutes after the race, the proceeds to so to the race fund. Post eutiies 10?. Sapling Stakes of £lO, fi furlongs; colts, Bst 101b, geldings and fillies Bst olbs; entrance 1 SOY, Hack Race of £1(1, nncerimnd thecoma; catch weights, onuii to ail buna iide h,wlt horses that hu never won a nee of i'l 0; post entries 10s. Conmittlion Utaku of £ls, handicap, for all beaten horses, o.,ce round w.d a distance; pOit entries 1 soy. Rules and Regulations: All entries to bo made subject to ihe condition that ail disputes, olai'ms and objections arising out of Hie racing shall be decided by a majority of the Stewards present, or whom thoy may appoint, and that such decision 3I11]) be final and binding in all cases. Jsominations for the Handicap Hurdle Knee, Ma>den Plate, Taratabi-Oa terton Handicap, and Sapling Stakes to be made in writing, stating name, pedigree, description and age of horse, and colors of rider, and to be sent in, accompanied by the nomination fee, to the office of the Hon. Secretary, Mr L. Wilson; Caitc-rtn, on or before Thursday, sth January, 1882, at 4 p.in The weislitw will be declined on 10111 January. 1582, and published in the local newspapers. Acceptances to be mad- on or bolero Tuesday, 17th January. 1882, at 4p m. Tlirco entries or the public money will he withheld. No p:o----test will be considoicd unless lodged within 15 minutes after the race, ami aceomp ti.itd by 11 deposit of £2, wnich shah bo foilctied if the protest is, frivolous or vexatious. All jockeys (0 rids, in lbs colors nominated, or a lino of:Isov. will be en'oiced. No entry will be admitted—Hack, Hack llurdie, and Pony liaees excepted enteiing 1.-e a subswilwr of one g ii.ea or more to tho Race Fund. The o'd rubs of the Wairarapii Jockey Ulub to njijily m all cases not otherwise provided f r by these rngnltitioiH. The sutldliiiß-bcll willing at 11 a.m.- first race to start at II HO sharp. Tho Stewards to have power to inc ease the value of (he stakes before or after ati'eptauces arc made,, L. WILSON, Hon. Secretary. O!—The course will be open to tiMim-is and owners of horses for training purposw :, between tho 4th and 20th Jan., I«S2, b.'tb inclusive. Fee, 10s per horse. Ml ALTER' TERRY, W : GKSBKAL BUTCHEK, ' BiiiDßK-ST., MAS'I KJITI.IN. liti a«6 &.yya is k I-. n (fate T. L. I'liorhuson), FAMILY . BUTCHER h, .' '.QOKKN-ST, ir IIASKEf SHOP,,^ r Jtii3l'BKTuli, :^yAlHAiiA'PA. -.-.-..-..- ...!!£Ji!K \iWi' SKm.' jk.-. -imi'u, (;UiW,J'. .".HXVLU.-. A.i-"tit; Newest l'deaS'ii'iWood aiid' : Straw. Hive, inado to.orler. 'EvervD.'-i^n;'oiivitw. Wwm MhUAll-flt'inr hibition, adjust ail the world, 'Al.f'o'. : Ceitiri-; cate:yTMerit'afi]3\in'ediu'&hibiti6i ! '- ;i ■ 1)1 $MWgi *'|;w,.--;>j.j.; i : ;'.\;.;.i