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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1531, 10 November 1883, Page 3

ISLAND BAY RACES, 1 1 TO BE HELD AT / v ' ISLAND BAY ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1880, Stewards-Mcssm 0. •W. Cut ton, Henry Butlor, R, B, Wallace, John Maginnity, James Ames, B. Blower, J. E. Hayes, 0, T. Simpson, and E. H. Uoldsmith; Judge, Mr J. Mapjinnity; Starter, Mr E. \V, JcUerdj Treasurer, Mr James Ames; Clerk of Scales, Mr E. T. Sayors; Clerk of Course, Mr T, Smith; Hon. Secretary, Mr A, E. Grimstono,: Peooeamme: 1, Maiden Plate, of 1 IE boys j for all horses that havo never won an advertised race of tho value of 20 sovs; weight for age, About one miio, Nomination,' 1 sov.; starters, 10s; extra to be paid at jscalo. 2, Hurdle Handicap, of 20 sovs; about ono and a half miles,' Nomination, 1 sov; acceptance, £lloa. 3, Had Race, of 10 sovs; post entry, 10s; catch weights. About ono mile, Winner of any previous raC'e to carry not less than Bst 101b 4, Island Bay (hip Handicap, of 40 aovs; about ] J miles, Nomination I sov; accepted, 1 sov j and 1 bov at soale. Seoond home to recoive 6 sovs out of the stakes, 5, Flying Slates Handicap of 15 sots j distance about 5 furlongs.. Nomination, 1 sov; acceptance 1 sov. G. Maidm Hack Me, of £7loa j tooquarters of "a mile, Catoh weights; eritranco 7s 6d: 1, Final FWtr Handicap, of 10 sovs; , winner of tho Cup barred | about 1 mile, Post entry, 1 sov, Woights declared' immediately after tho previons raco. CONDITIONS. Nominations for Maiden- Plato, Hurdlo Raco, Cup, and Flying Stakes, to be mado on or before tho 19th November. Woights declared 21st November, Acceptances on November 26. Qnalilication fee £l, No protost will bo received except with a deposit of £2, to be forfeited if the Stewards decide tho protest to bo frivolous, The deoisiqn of tho Stewards in all case? to bo final, The rules of tho Wellington Eaofng Pluj) adhered to, All communications, entrios, &e., to be addressed to tho uudorsigned, at the Post Office Hotel, Groy-stroet. A.E, GRIMSTONE, Hon. Seorotaiy, TE ARO FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. Cuba Street, Wbmisqton, nHARLES WILSON, Cabinetßator and \j Upholstorer. Spring Mailrmcs, Palliasses, and Bedding of all hinds, Doublo Mattresses, from .. 85/Palliasaes (full size) per pair.. 1616 Pillows, from Boclstoads, Colonial Couches, Easy Chairs, and every description of Furniture made to order, 1530 BON MAKCHE LOTHINGWAREHOUSE y joommpi, BEG to notify that they hayo mi opened out tho bulk of their Clothing Hats, Shirts, and Gentlemen's Mercery. ' Men's Youths' and Boys' KAIAPOI SUITS, TKOUSERS AND VESTS, FLANNELS, Crimean Shirts and Tweeds GEELONG CLOTHING, MOSGIEL CLOTHING, WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTHING I! 1

A splendid Assortment; of Men's and Boys OXFORD & REGATTA SHIRTS ! TWEED BATS! HARD FELT HATS! SOFT FELT HATS I HELMET HATS! STRAW HATS! TJio greater portion of tho HartJ Folt Hats are MADE TO OUR OWN ORDER! SILK SCARFS, BRACES, BELTS, ad the celebrated Knickerbocker Brace or Shoulder Strap. Call and Inspect tho— BON M Alt CHE CLOTHING WARE. HOUSE, L.J. HOOPER & Co. NOTICE OF REMOVAL I). F. BEGS to inform hisnmnerouß friends and customers that ho will OPEN IN HIS New Premises OH TUESDAY NEXT, With a largo and varied stock of i General Merchandise A catalogue of which will appear in duo courso,. • D. I Having made up bis mind to GIVE UP THE DRAPERY BRANCH Of hia business respectfully reminds anyone' requiring REAL BARGAINS that they will do woll to visit his store for tho NiIXL'FEW DAIS as the goods MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST, . aud no reasonable offer will bo refused,

iMcMliy, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENERAL IMPORTER. Queen • street .....Masxerton.