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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1588, 21 January 1884, Page 3

F. H. Wood. ! MONDAY, 21ST JANUARY, At 2 pan, FE ATIIERSTON. UNRESERVED SALE. FH. WOOD has received instruotior • from tho Public Trusteo, to sell 1 public auction at theFeatherstonSaleyardi on tljo iihovo date, at 2 p m,, in tho Estaf of It.. Mayno, deceased, entirely withou reserve' . 3 Acres Land, being Lots 52,63, an , 54, subdivision ofßnral Seotiou N( ■ 55 3 Acres Land, Letup Lots 9,10, and 1 on tbo Bubdivisional plan of Alio! ment 2, of Rural Section No 45. Terms at sale. 1 ' 158 FOR SALE. Small Farm Sections at Opaki, near Masterton. Ffl. WOOD liss recoivcd instruction! •" to offer for private sale, on excep tionally easy terms, (viz,, small deposit anc balance 5 years at 15 per cent),— IS Sections,, Land, ranging in sm from 52 to 129. acres, being subdi visiops of'sections Nos, 49, 50,' 61. 52, 53 T and 66," situate Opaki. neai Mastorton, Wairarapa. further particulars ou application to the ' ' '•'■■Kii.v ■!. . -V: ■■■ 1 -F.'Hr wood. r • ■Auctioneer anil Estate Agent, u>;arti 1553 JIOR Plt EV A H S ALE, SO Well bred Lincoln Earns 3 Pure bred do do For further particulars apply to F. H. WOOD, 156® Auctioneer, JOOIvEY CLP. : m ANNIVERSARY DAY, 22nd JAN., 1884. Pbesident—W. 0. Buchanan, M,H,R, Jodqe-W, Lowes, J.P. HANDicArrEits—B. ■ Kimberley and A, R MoFarlane. ' Starter—H, H, Wolters. STEWARDS--I', Crawford, A. Molienzie, P, F. Tnwtl Sheerin, It, H. Ellicitte, fl Giles, J. Merrrick, ' ClerkofScalej-A. McKenzie. • Clerk ok Course-B, Goodin. Hon. Treasdrer—F, W. R, Seed. Hon 1 Secretrry—C. H, Giles, Pll Of! RAM ME, (No Qualification Fee lleplrcd). Handicap Rape of 25, sovs. Second hor?e to 5 spvs froin.tlio stakes 2 rpiles; over 8 flights of hurdles 3ft nine inches high. Nomination 1 sov, Acceptanco I sqv. . . Hacb; Hurdle Raoe of io sovs. 1J miles over (i flights of hurdles 3ft flin high ; 10st up. Post entrance 10s. Maiden Plate of 25 bovs, 1J miles, weight for age. Entrance 2 sovs. TaRATAM-CaRTERTON J.C. KINDICAP, of 50 sovs; second hoi'so to receive 5 sovs from tho stakes; third horse to s.nvo hifi bt-.ke i, 2 miles, Nominate, 1 soy. Acceptance, 2 cov£|. Novel or lp, EQVs," 1$ miles, catQh Weights. 'I lie winner to b.ec.on\e' thq absolute property of the. Stewards, and to, be sold by public auction 10 ir.iuutos aftev the race,'the proooeds to go to tho Race fund, Past entmnoe 10s, Hack Raoe, of 10 sovs; onoo round the course, qatph weights, For definition of. a ''Haok," see Rules and Regulations. Post entraiioe. 10s. Anniversary' Handicap, of 30 sovs, 1$ miles; second horse to savo his stakes. Nomination 1 sov, acceptance 30s.' CoNsoiiATioK Handicap (il practicable) of sovs,, onco round the course, post entrance; 1 sov. RULES AND .REGULARS, All entries must be m?do subject to the condition objegtipps ansinff'o\\t of'{lie racing W1 bo by a majority qf Stewards present, or whom they may appoint, and that such decision shall be flual a'iid binding in all ea«es, Nominations for Handicap Hurdle Race, Taratahi-Carterton Jockey Club Handicap, and* Auuiversary Handicap, to bo mado in writing, stating name, pedigree, performances, description and age of horso and the colors of rider, aud tq b,e. spnt in accompauied by tho flOmptipn lop. tp" the Hon, Sepatary; O.'fi. Giles, Cartel ton," op pp, before, THURSDAY, the 3rd January, "li, at 9 p,m, Weights to bo declared on Wore TUESDAY, Btb January, 1884, and published in the local newspapers, Acceptances and general entries {oho mad® on of before W e M e SRAY, Ifith January, I'hreo entries Qi' thepublio mcinoy will bo withhold, No protest will be oonsiderod unless lodged 'with the Secretary within fifteen minutes after the race, andaccompanied by a deposit of two pounds, which shall be forfeited if tho Stewards are of opinion that tho protest is frivolous or vexatious, All jockeys to ride in tho colors nominated or a lino of hov, will bo enforced. Tho saddling bell will ring at 11,30 a.m.; first race lo start at 12 noon Bliarp. The rules of the Club to apply in all cases, A Horse to run in tho Hack and Hack Ilurdlp. Rapgs must comply with the conditions i—(l)i It miiSf be'in actual use as a bona fi,do hack I ,' (2),'lt raiis'f not'liavo 'been' trained, i.e. galloped'"or sweated in clothing or rug at' least'for six months before the Raco Meeting. (3), It must never have been entered for any other race the advertised atate of whicfc being moreenso.. (4), must not % 3 ing lijve started, for'any rape eicept Hack orHiickHurdle Bn'ce.- (oj, It miisf never haye won any rice except a Hack or Hack Hurdle Race.' ■:■ '■ ■ " ... (J, H, GILES, 155? Hoii, Sec, lEDI_CAL. . SIGNOK OTTO' HUG, THE SWISS MEDICAL CLAIRVOYANT, HAS ARRIVED from Wellington and Can b'e'coi>oulted CLUB HOTEL, MASTERTON, From {he 19th till THURSDAY, the 24th of this month. SIGNOR OTTO HUG TREATS All KINDS OF COMPLAINTS, an'l Guarantees correct Diagnoses, If any person should be dissatisfied with the correctness of his statements ho will RETURN THE FEE. : . Fee ... One Criiinea. ALL DISEASES TREATED WITH HERBS r ONLY II 1582 MONEYf N SUMS OF £s© and UPWARDS can noVhe on FREEHOLD !UiilT\* oil very favorable terins of from 1 to .14!"yearB. Full particulars ou application, ■ R.BROWN, Manager Masterton P.I. & 13. Society. 1680