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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1279, 16 January 1883, Page 1

" ' PRELIMINARY NOTICE, TEN TJI RACE MEETING, 1883, TO be held soon after the Taubereuikau ... Meeting, PROGRAMME: FIRST DAY. Distbiot _ Handicap Hubbies, of bovs; 1? miles, oyer darkened hurdleß, 3ft Din high District Hack Hurdles, of sovs; 1 mite; over darkened hurdles, 3ft flin higli; weight not less tliau lOst, Open to horses that have never started for public money (hack races excepted) Thnui Whareama Gup Handicap, of bovs ; 2miles Hack Race, of sovs; 1 mile; weight not loss t,han lOst, Open to lioi'scs that havo uover won public money (hack races excepted) Maiden Plate, of sovs; ljmiloaj woight for ago, Open to all horses who havo • never won a prize value £2O, . SECOND BAY. 'liiffDiOAP Hurdleßaoe, of sovs; 2 miles j over darkened hurdles,. 3ft 9iu high Hack Hurdle Rack, of sovs; 1 milo; over darkened hurdles, 3ft 9iu high; weight not less than lOst, The winner of first day's District Hack Hurdles not allowed to run in this race District Handicap, of. sovs; 1J miles Hack Race, of sovs; 1 mile; Weight not les3 than 10 stono, Open; to horses the horn fide. property of Rabbitcrs and Station hands, and which havo never started for other than Hick Races. Ladies' Pdrse, of sovs; 1| miles; welter weight for age, All DISTRICT races (District Hurdles included),are open only to horses within the boundaries of the Taueru River, Flat Point, and-Waimata streams, and owned by bona fide residents for three months previous to the date of theso ilacos. Full particulars as to amount of Stakes, Regulations, etc.,,will bo published at an early date. THOMAS MACKAY, Hon. Sec, and Treas, January sth, 1883. 1272 QOMPULSORY SALE OF BOOKS 1 BOOKS I! BOOKS! I! Pjrizb Books, Prize Books, PRESENTATION BOOKS, MUSIC, Fancy Goods, Eancv Goods, STATIONERY, STATIONERY, PICTURES, China, TERRA COTTA, TERRA COTTA, ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, Lett's Diaries, CUTLERY, CUTLERY, School Book?, SCHOOL STATIONERY, OH HIST MAS CARDS, COMMENCING ON MONDAY, THE 11th DECEMBER. Sacrificial Prices. STOCK MUST BE SOLD before Christmas. A Present will be given to each puiohaser, BULLOCK BROS, 1251; LAMBTON QUAY. . JJIOUNDRY Wellington, MILLS AND CABLE, Engineers, Boilermakers, Iron and Brass Founders. 1195 J. H. AJMGOVE, Blacksmith, farrier, and AGRICULTURAL ~IMPLEMENT MAKER, High-street, Carterton. A stock of Agricultural Implements on hand HUNTER'S PIONEER BATH ROOMS, CARTERTON, {Next Marquis of Normunhj Hotel.) BATHS ready at all-hours of the day. i Hot, and Cold Water laid on, AU requisites fur the bath and toilet provided. PRICEfI-Singlo Bath 1b; quarterly .Ticket as j, agreement. A TRIAL INVITED. gEWING ACHI NE S DECISIVE AND OVERWHELMING. VICTORY FOR THE JONES 1 FIVE FIRM'PRIZES I BEATING ALL COMPETITORS And obtaining more first prizes than all others put together. Wearing parts of these machines are made almost entirely .of hardened steel, and have patent shuttle, bobbin, aiid other improvements, which aro supplied without extra cost, J gross needleß given with each maohine, Strength, speed and durability, and lower in price than many inferior ; machines palmed oil by unscrupulous agents, Also in atook—"White's Singer's, Wertheims; also Jones' waxthread, Elastic, Eootclosing, Tailors' and Dressmakers' Machines. Needles, Oil, and Fittings for all Machines F.J. W.FEAB, Sewing Machinist and General Repaire ; ■ WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. NEW INDUSTRY AT i. PLIMMER'S MANURE MANUFACTORY; (Cornbill-st. off -Manners-st.), , , . WELLINGTON. BONE, DUST, suitable for agricultural and, Horticultural purposes can now be;obtainecLlt is Bpeeially;recpmmended to Garde'nerß as a cheap, clean aiicl- onriv&llod Manure for greenhouse,plants..' -Price, delivered FREE at Railway Station' ' Medium quality' ■,„ £7los per ton -Finest £B-" 9s „ „ " ' ;; H. GABYi : : :