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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1488, 20 September 1883, Page 3

i'RINCJE'OP WALES' BIBTHDAY, ' J lO be held ontha Taratahi- RaWCoutsc !. .J. O^P;^PAI,;iNOVEMBB|t ; 9,4BB3. ; Patrou-W. C, Bochanan,'M.H,R. Judge-, Handioapper-B.'. KiiißKinmr Starter—N. Graor, ',. • : W.}.?.; Stewards: . R. Crawford, H. IHVM.rr, F. W. Ei Seed, G, W. ]X.l!.ii v v\, li", ancis, 11. P. TimiiiorauJiViliiill., Nix. Clerk of Scales—A, MoKenzie" '" ".' OJerka •of Course—R.. Goodin and (J. • Wagland . ~ Eon Treasurer-B, W, Muir '" Bon Secretary—C.H. Giles Prolamine i". Handicap Hubdie Raok of 28 sovs; second horse to receive 5 boys from tho stakes; 2 miles; oyerß flights.of hurdles, 3ft 9in high. Nomination' lsov, acceptance 1 80V,.,, : ' ■ •;' i ..:.,/., ~;, Hack Hdmu.e Race of 10 boVb; IJ* miles', . o\er 6 flights "of huttlleß, 3ft 9to high; ' - lOst up; Post entranced aov. Maiden Puxk of 10 sovs; 1§ miles; weight - s for age, Open for horses' which have never won a public stake over £lo', . Entrance 1 bov. ■■■■■■■■' Birthday Cop Handicap of 50 sovs; eecond horse to receive 5 sovs from the stakes; third horse to oava his Btake;;; 2]milea. Nomination 2 soys, acceptance 1 Soy, Novel ■Race'of 15 soys 11J miles, ostob weights. The winner to become tjie • absolute property of the Stewards, and to be sold by Public Auotion. 10 minufe after the race, the .proceeds to go to, the, . race fund'; post entrance'lO's. . ' '"'." Hapk Raoe ot 10 .soys,; once ;round! the course, catoh weights, Open to all bqp'a fidt .hftok horses' that have novor. won a race of .£lO or mpre; post eptrance 10s; ~.''■ CabterioN'Taiiataiii 1 Slips'of 20 soysf li milep,. weight for age, ■ Weight as per.rtilosWellingtonß.O. .[■.:..: , .| Consolation Handicap (if practicable) of 10' sovs; once round the course. Post ontranco 1 soy. RULES AND REGULATIONS. " . All entries to le.made subject to.the condition that all disputes, olaiins and. objections ariiiug out of the raoing shall, be decided by a majority of Stewards present, or whom they may appoint, and that such decision s|)all bo final and binding, jn ail cases, Entries for Maidp'n and nomi, natipns for Handicap Hurdle .Raco, Birthi ; day Cub, and Carterton Tatatahi. Stakes to be,made in writing,- stating narne, pedigreo, . pe.formances, description and age, of horse, and colors of rider, and to bo sent in accompanied by .the nomination feo to the Hon Secretary (0. H, Giles, Carterton) on or before. Thursday, the 18th October, 1883, at 9p,m. Weights to be declared.on or before .Wednesday, 24th Ootoborl 'ißß3|' and pub. lished jn the Jppal newspapers, Acceptances (o be made pn pr befpre Tuesday, the' 3,oth day of Optober, .I§B3, at !) p.m. ' Thiee

entrjos or the public money will be withhold #, .No. protest will bo considered imleEi lodge e- with; the Secretary within fifteen minute IP aftor'the race, and apcompanjud by a deposi -r- of two pounds, whjoh shall be forfeited' j tlip Stewanju are of opinion that the protoa c is frivolous or vexatious. All jookeys t ride in the colors nominated, or a fine of sov will be enforced, No entry will h admitted-Hack and HaokHnrdlo and Nove Race excepted—'unless the parson enterinj be a subscriber of £1 Is or mora to the rao 'S fund. The old rales of the Wairarapi Jockey Club to apply mall cases not other wise provided for by those regulations. Thi saddling boll will ring at 11,88 a.m., firsi ' race to start at 12 poon sharp, 'The Steward; tp have power to increase t|ie value of tlii stakes before or after acceptances aro made and to have additional races if the t}rn( provides. , O,H. GIJjES, Ü BS flop. Secretary, , OTAJj'NOTIfIB, UNAIi NOTICE, THE LAST ■■of- - •'•" ■ MEN'S BOYS' & YOUTHS' CLOTHING}, T EICUABP PBICE, have received, posi, J.l tive instructions from ] Mr JOSEPH PAUL, 'v to close this i SURPLUS STOCK SALE during the next 14 days , AT pY COST;-; Andyo'u may rely on my {)',■' CARRYING WUTTHESEmSTRUOTION/S TOTHE.LETrER! ■./ ! -- So come along and you- will haw ' GOOD: BARGAINS!! JPRIGEiLIST.! ' '.., ,:'Whioh.malj;eß.thol(AßT I and !■■■! >■> Final tine.;t()'k;fosued[; Men's Heavy Tweed Suits 19s 6d, 25s 6d Men's Heavy Tweed Trousers,6s fid, 7s IJd Men's Tweed Trousers and Vest 9s 6d, 12s 6d Men's GeeloDg Tweed Tronßora and Vest 10a 6d, 22a 6d Men's Tweed Coats, 10s 6d, Us fid Boys' Knicker Suits 5s 6d, 7s lid : Boys'TwecdNorfolkSuiU 8a Boys' Tweed Trouser Suits 16s 6d Men's Strong Working' Shirts Is. 1b fid Men's Tweed Shirts 2s lid, 3s lid Men's Whito Shirts, Military/fronts, 2s lid Men's Hard Felt Hats Is lid, 2s 6d Men's Tweed Hats la Ud, 2a 6d I Men's Soft Felt Hats Is 9d, 2a 6d. ' Men's Yorkshire Homospun Flannel Shirts SBlld : Boys,SoftFeltHatsls6d,lßlld • Butchers' Aprons 4s 6d , • . . Boys Braces 6d, 9d; Men's dittoed Men's Cotton Socks 4d, Cd r i , ( Men's Woollen Socks 9d, la ' ' Men's Heavy Woollen Dra,wors 4s Ud Men's Merino Pr&wers 2s tid Men's Bbotlpd Merino Kinglets 3a fid Boys' Cotton Shirts Is 9(1, 18-9 d '■■■■ Men's Tweed Hats (Wellinßton made) 3s 9d Men's Blue .Serge Hats' (Wellington made) Men's Heavy Moleskin Trousers 8a fid Boys' Serge Coats 8s 6d Boys' Overcoats 10s fid • . a ■ ( Youths' Long Overcoats 15s fid" 250 MENS; OVERCOATS TO .CHOOSE FROM-250, •• ■ Ilon't forget—Tholaat FOURTEEN DAYS'SALE I ■ . OF [ MEN'S, BOYS' & YOUTHS', CLOTHING, <&o., &0., &o. . . Opposite tho Empire Hotel, QUEEN STREET.....MASTERTON ;BOBOUGH OF. MASTERTON. : , NOTICE ;is hereby given that an extraordinary vacancy having occurred in the Borough Council, through failure to elect a sufficient number of Councillors :ou the 13th September, a POLL'will be taken on-THURSDAY, October %' 188?; for the election of jone Councillor to' fill "the vacancy,-' | ... v ;l . i( ; ....... n , Nominations closaat 12 o'ejook. Noon en MONDAY, September 24th! .188,1 at the Council Chambers, where, forms can now be obtained, ! ,4-.Vi k > /'■ K-' 1 .•;'■,.:'; R.BROWN,;: ~ ■.,,-...