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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1027, 20 March 1882, Page 3

ROMNKY MAIISH l!A!k Apn y In K. S. Mmmsell, ltivcrs(l::]',viiHin!vt(nvn March \*, IJiSi. J027 MTI! iYKI) mi i„ ,„ y „„| ;, vouxi; I.) lllh.'K.S. IflMl. i:lil:ni,:i! within a Welti; will In- vatuu when fat W.A.P, MILTON, Jjtffl ."/ ,«», -v rpllK ordinary nucliiit; of Ihe ToiV' \vi, 1 l - « lu'lil nt tli*- I.M-1;/,; Room, Kinpir ll"l-<-l,i-ai'luKSI)".Yi'Vi-i.iii«i.lSi.Vli,.i; 1.1. .S. W. DALKYMPLE, m 1 Secretary. AUTUMN ct WINTER GOODS! Via Melbourne, ex l'otosi, al , CLARK'S CITY CASH Dlt APERY AND CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,"'■''.. These Gooda havo nil been bought with the viow to make THIS HOUSE THE MOST NOTED IN WELLINGTON for GOODS AND CHEAP DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. The Ladies' and Children's Jackets ami Ulsters are marvels of cheapness; the Dress floods, in costume cloths, homospuns, Westminster cords, sateen cloths and winceys, are bound to win customers' favors—they fire so decidedly cheap, Various novelties, including Stocking Sua. ponders, and tho" Ideal" Corsets, specially adapted for Smjxdkr Fiuuiiks, to aid grace and symmetry to the wearer. An extra quality of Blue Serge, specially imported, to induce buyers to purchase this article only at this FTcmso; price, Is lid and Is 41(1; nothing like it in town. Mothers, make a note of this for yom little Boys' Suits. THE CLOTHING SHOP has been well replenished with New Goods, and all REMARKABLY CHEAP.

pond their cash at is at CLARK'S WELLINGTON, Friends ruoji the Waii'iimpa when yo come to Wellington call at the above addrcH and spend your cash. The results will 1satisftictui'v lo yourselves, SUNDAY 'BUSBKI'IVEEN MABTERTON AND OAKTEUTON. r|\HK Empire 'bus will loave the J Empire Hotel at 10.30 every SUNDAY MORNING forGartcrtou, and will leave tho While Hart Hotel on the return journoy at 1.30 p.m. Single fares, 2s; return do, ,Is. A liberal allowance for families. J. H. CORBETT, 101(1 Vroprictor. I

Mlbtf MORISON receives pupils to instruct in Piunoft>i'te.,lliirlnoniuni, and Shi&hifj. The first quarter of 1882 begins on MONDAY, 30th January. Evening lessons given, Church.st., Dec, 19,1851. 953 NOMINATION OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE. A MEETING of ratepayers of the Borough, and subscribsrs of tho Library will be held on THURSDAY 23rd March, 1882, at 8 o'clock p.m„ in tlio upper room of tho Institute under the presidency of His Worship the Mayor, for the purpose of nominating nine persous as a Library Committee. Ratepayers who are defaulter, may qualify themselves as nominees and voters by paying their arrears on or before the day of election, Subscribers, not being ratepayers, by paying the current year's subscription will also be entitled to be nominated and to vote. If more than niuo nominees are proposed a ballot will he taken at the meeting, R. BROWN, Town Clerk.

U7HAKATAKI MASTER RACES. APRIL 10th, 1882. Stewards: Messrs Clifton, Shoatli, Vnllance, Carswcll, Meredith, Raleigh and Rogers. Judge . E. Cliftoii, Stakter : J. Scholield. Clerk of Sualks : J. A. Perry. Clerk ok CoriiSE: J. Holes, Hos. Sko. axd Treasurer : A. Meliutehon, Ifiwtl'tiU}) Hurdle Race ol X . li_ miles over such hurdles :ts the Stcwardb may orcjt. Noiniuiition 10s, aeoeptanco 203, Hack Hurdle Race of £ , 1 milo: weieht lOat. Entry 20sMaiden Plate of £ . 1} miles; weight for tigs ; entry 20s. For horses that have novcr won over £lO of public money. District Hundkap of £ . l\ miles, Nomination 20a, acceptance 20s. Hack Race ol £ . 1 mile. Entry 90s. Publicans' Purse Handicap ai£ , I Smiles. Nomination 20s, acceptance 20a." Consolation Humliatii of £ . 1 mile Entry 20s.

Nominations will close with the secretary Whakataki, on Friday the 81st instant at 8 p.m. Weights will he declared 01, April the'ltlt; acceptance.'and general outry on Saturday the Bth April at Whakataki before 9 p.m, A, McHUTCIION, 1024 Hon. Sec.' WAIRARAPA JOCKEY CLUB, NOMINATIONS will be received for the undermentioned races by the secretary at Carterton till 8 p.m. on Saturday, 25th March, 1882— Champagne Stakis, 188,' i, of 00 govs; second horse 10 sovs, third horse 5 bovs from the advertised amount, For then 2-year-old colts, Bst lOlbsj fillies and codings, Bstslbs, Six furlongs, Nomination 1 sov, 1 sov on night of general entry, and 1 sov beforo noon on the day of the race. Wairabapa Disrarci' Pnooucn, 1885, of 125 sovs; second horse 15 soys, third horse 10 sovs from the advertised amount, For then 3-year-olds bred in the district. Colts, Bst lOlbs; fillies and geldings, Sstiilbs. 1 \ miles, Nomination 1 sov, 2 sovs on night of general entry, and 1 sov before noon on the day of the race. ! ' ' • Nominations to state pedigree, box, color, brands, and whito or other descriptive marks, Nomination forms can bo obtained on application to ' • .<•' ea^hh.apsteong', „ , ..-■::.. .. -.■ Secretary,-,v u ,Gartertfln, 14th ;%o]i. 1882, ' '" 1022