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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1499, 3 October 1883, Page 4

MfiRtOA'TIBATAHI y'PBIN(3E FTIO be held on' the taratahi Race-Course J on FBIDAY;;NOVEMBER,9,; 1883. Patron-W. 0. Bdohanan, M.H.R. 'Judge*-W.,LoWbs.I- ■. ■':!■.'"' Handicapper-B, Kimbbriky '. Startorr-N. QiJacb. .',' Stewards i E. Crowfordi'HPH.' 1 ' Wblten, P. W, R, Seed, G, W. Dellar, W. Francis, H. P. Tunaiorangij and L, Nil. ~.;. Clerk i Clßrksi'Of.Courso—R, Goodin and £ Wagland / F,on Jreastqerf E. % Mnjr i 6on S'eoretary7-C.,H. Giles

Programme : i .HANpig,vr(Hu!pE ; Raceof.2saovaj aecond . !'hbreß,lo,reieives.Bovsirom the stakes; 2 miles; overß flights of.hurdles, 3ft 9in high. .Nomination 1 sov, acceptance) . 1 soy,,. ' ; ~,, ~,-,,,.■ llaok Hurdle Raok of 10 80V8; 1J miles, ~ ,o\er (i flights of hurdles,.3ft 9in high; lOst'up, Post entrance 1 sov. j Maiden Plate of 10 soys;' IJ miles; weight forage, . Open for horses which have never won a/public stake.'oyer £lO. Entrance 1 sov,' Birthday Cot Handicap "of 50 eovs; second hoiso to receive 5 sovs from the stakes; third horse, tp, save his Btake; 2 miles, Nomination 2 sovs, acceptance 1 sov. ■•' Novel Race of .15 sovs ; IJ. miles, catih weights. The winner to become the , absolute property (if the Stowards, and to be sold by Public Auotion 10 minutes after the race, the proceeds to go to the ~ race fund; post entrance Hack Rack or 10 sovs; onoo round the course.' catch weights. Open to all ; bom jde hack horses that have never : won a race of £lO or more; post entrance 10s. ! Cabterton-Taiutaiii Stakes of 20 sovsj, 1$ miles; weight forage. Weight!as, per rules Wellington R. 0.; entrance 80s Consolation HANmcAPJif practicable) of 10 sovs; onco round the course. Post entrance 1 sov. |; .• RULES AND REGULATIONS. \ \ All entries to be made subject to the condition that all .disputes, claims,and objections arising out of the racing shall .be decided 1 by a majority of Stewards present, or whom they may appoint, and that such decision tliail be final and binding, in .all cases, Entries' for Maiden Plate and Carterton Taratahi Ftakes and nominations for Handicap Hurdle Race and Birthday Cup to be mndein writing, stating name, pedigree, performances, description and age of horse, and colors of rider, and to be sent in 1 accompanied by the nomination fee to the Hon Secretary (0. H. Giles, Carterton) on or before Thursday, the 18th October, 1883, j at 9 p.m, Weights to be deolared on or before Wednesday, 24th October, 1883, and published in the local newspapers. Acceptances to be made on or before Tuesday, the 30th day of October, 1883, at 9 pm. Thteo eritrie3 or the public money will be withheld.' No protest will be considered unless lodged' with the Secretary within fifteen minutes after the race, i.nd accompaniud by a deposit of two .pounds, which shall bo forfeited if the Stewards aro of opinion that the protest is frivolous or vexatious, All jockeys!to ride in tho colors nominated, or a fine of 1 sov will be enforced. No entry will be admitted-Hack and Hack Hurdlo and Novel Race excepted-unless tho parson entering be a subscriber of £1 Is or more to the race fund. The old rules of the Wairarapa Jockey Club to apply in all cases not otherwise provided for by these regulations. The saddling bell will ring at 11.38 a.m„ first race to start at 12 noon sharp. The Stewards to have power to increase the value of the stakes before or after acceptances are made, and to have additional races if the time provides. C. H. GILES, 1485 Hon Secretary.

VALUABLE FABM PROPERrY. FOR PRIVATE SALE. T7l H. WOOD has received instructions , to offer for private sale a valuable farm property situated oil the banks of the Kumah'ungn :River, East Taratahi. prisingAA A ACBKS first-class land, rich soil, 350 J\) \j acres of which are now in crop. The whole; of tiie property is w.ll and securely, fenced and sub-u.vidcd. Improvements include good ut v lling • house, cottage, shtds, &o. -i. '.sea, cows, farming implements, isfc.', , wil be sold with the property. Price low. Terms very easy, A portion . of the above property could bo sold separately if desired. For further particulars apply to F, H.WOOD, Auctioneer and stock station Agent.

OR s; A 'That valuable building allotment opposite the Bank of New Zealand, Carterton.; KI'LENDID INVESTMENT. . For particulars apply to ANDREW MoKENZIE, 1465. . Carterton.

NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. \j Reserve Fund. £80,006 Ke-insuraiw Reserve Fund, £28,000; Losses paid in years, £361,368, R.BRUCE WALLACE, " Manager,

JIASTEBTON AGENTSLOWE 8 AND .10 RMS. TJL'PEII PLAIN SAW MILL ■MoGREQOa BROTHERS, Proprietors .Timbnr out to anv flizo and doliveted,, • EAGLE BREWERY. MAS7ERTON. GATTSCHE & PJLESONS Brewerb and Malsierb, In returning. thanks to .tlie public for their liberal patronage hitherto,' would respectfully beg to inform them that they aro now brewing from their OWN MALT, and that their Ales and Stout, in bulk and bottle, are o" the clinicst quality, equal to any brewed in tne colonies, and .would solicit a continuance of their favors. All orders punctually attended to at the Brewery, Masterton,; or tho Dep6t, next Mr Bowies' Butcher Shop, CARTERTON. (J.ATTSOHE & pABSONB, HAVING purchased:Mr Claygon's wellknown business, is now in a position to supply residents in and about Masterton with Bread, Small Goods, and Fruits, Of first-rate quality, and at moderate prices Intending Customers will please call and leave instructions at tne shop known as BIT" Cuyson'son theßlock!""^ Which shall receive every attention. . Balls, Soirees, Ac, Catered for. Wedding Cikes Made to Order ! 11;

WANTED Known, that GEORGESON & QQ./havinw purchased from John l'immer Esq., his Aiheiiionum Tailoring BusjueßS, aie prepared to supply the Gentle, men of Wellington tafth'the very best quality of spods at the lowest possible price, UEORGESUN having justreeeived (tlietorgest.eyer received; by■ any tailoring establishment in Wellington) of the very best quality of English and Scotch Tweeds, Fancy Coating,, &0,, can confidently'recommend them as being just the very articles that will give satisfaction. - It is scarcely necessary to say that fit and workmanship are unsurpassed, as one trial will effectually convince oustomers that they jCan't get better quality,, fit, or workmanship in this city. ' '''■' : -• • ■>■ BeßtTweed.Suitsfrom£4 10s; Trousers from2f>fl. '-'■•■ - ; " ; A trial respectfnlly.solicited,. I 'f-[: Georgeson & Co.,' .!• ' ;::r-''.".v;,??..a 1 i;ii' 1 l o , itßv;.'-v. .-•;; Athenamnr and 1 "Willis-Btreet,'Wellington,