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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1282, 19 January 1883, Page 1

preliminary notice, ; ,'; v . TENUX' RACE MEETING, 1883, TO be he|d soon after the Tauhereßikau 1 Meeting. ■■■■ ■ • ■ PROGRAMME: FIRST DAY. District Handicap Hdrdies, ; of t sova; If miles, over darkened hurdlefl. 3ft 9in high.' . • ; District Hack Hurdles, of sovs; .1 mile; over darkened hurdles, 3ft 9in high; weight not less than lOat. Open to horses that have never started for public money (hack races excepted); - Tbndi Whareama Cup Handicap, of sovs; 2miles 'v . Hack Race, of sovs; 1 mile; weight not, less than lOst, Open to hoiw'a thit • have, .never won public ;money (hack; •races excepted)/ ,. r ... . . Maiden Plate, of. sovs'; 1$ miles ; weight for age. Opcu to all horses who have. never won a prize value £2O. . SECOND DAY. Handicap Hurdle Each, of, bovs ; 2 miles; over darkened hurdles, 3ft 9in high Hack Hokdle Racb, of sovs; 1 mile; over darkened hurdles, 3ft 9in 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; U miles'... Hack Rack, of sovs; 1 milo; Weight not iess than 10 stone. Open to horses the bona fide property of Kabbiters and Station hands, and which have never started for other than Hack Races, Ladies' Purse, of" sovs; 1); miles weight'for age. All DISTBICT races (Distriot Hurdles included) are opon only to horses within the boundaries of the Taueru River, Flat Point, andWaimata Btreams, and owned by bona fide residents for three months previous to the date of these Races, .. Pull particulars as to amount of Stakes, Regulations, eto., will be published at an early date, THOMAS MACKAY, Hon. Seo, and Treas. January sth, 1883. 1272 QOMPULSORY SALE OF BOOKS! BOOKS 11 BOOKS 1.11 Prize Books, Pbize Books, PBEbENTATION BOOKS, MUSIC, Fancy Goods, Eancy Goods, STATIONERY, STATIONERY, PICTURES China, TERRA COTTA, TERRA COTTA, ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, Lett's-Diaries, CUTLERY, CUTLERY, School Book?, SCHOOL STATIONERY, CHRISTMAS CARDS, COMMENCING ON MONDAY, THK 11th DECEMBER, Sacrificial Prices. STOCK MUST BE SOLD before Christmas. A Present will be given to each purchaser, BULLOCK BROS, 1251 LAMBTON QUAY. I O.N 0 U N 1 D R Y Wellington, MILLS AND CABLE, Engineers, Boilermakers, Iron and Brass Founders. 1195 J. H, ANGrOYJS, BLACKSMITH, FARRIER, AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKEIi, Higu-btbeet, Carterton, A stock of Agricultural Implements on hand HUNTER'S PIONEER BATH ROOMS, CARTERTON, (Next Marquis oj Normunby Hotel,) BATfe ready at all hours of the day. Hot and Cold Water laid on. All requisites fur the bath and toilet provided. PRIOEH-Sitgle Rath Is; quarterly Ticket as j, agreement. A TRIAL INVITED. gEWING I^AOHINES DECISIVE AND OVERWHELMING. VICTORY FOR THE JONES 1 FIVE FIRfcT PRIZES! BEATING ALL COMPETITORS And obtaining more first prizes than aU others put together. Wearing parts of these machines aro made almost entirely of hardened steel, and have patent shuttle, bobbin, and other improvements, which-are supplied without extra cost., \ gross needles given with each machine. Strength, speed and durability, and lower'in price than, many inferior machines palmed off by unscrupulous agents, Also in stock—'White's .Singer's, Wertheims; also Jones' waxthread, Elastic, Bootcloaing, Tailors' and Dressmakers' Machines. Needles, Oil, and Fittings for all Machines F. J. W. FEAR, Sewing Machinist and General Kepaire •WILLIS-STREET. WELLINGTON. ' HEW INDUSTRY : AT PLIMMER'S MANURE MANUFACTORYj (Cornhill-st. off Manners-st.), WELLINGTON. BONE DUST, suitable for agricultural and Horticultural purposes can now be obtained; It is' specially recommended to Gardeners as a cheap, clean and unrivalled fcanwe for greenhouse plants. - V ; Price, delivered FREE at Railway Station Medium' quality „,!■£? 10s per ton : finest £8; 9s •:H, GABY, • . Manager,