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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1858, 6 December 1884, Page 3

WELLINGTON COLLEGE. ANE PRIMAEY SCHOLARSHIP is \J vacant at the end of the year, open to pupils between the ages of 12 and 16 years attending any primary school in the Wellington Provincial District, and tenable to the ( 'ge of 16 years, The examination wi.l be held at the COLLEGE, beginning on MON--I'AY, 22nd December. Names of intending candidates, with certificate of age from parent or guardiaa, must bo sent to the undersigned not later than WEDNESDAY, the 17th December, CHARLES P, POWLES, ' ■* 55 Secretary. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ; T WILLIAMS, in thanking Ins numerw • oua friends for their custom, begs to inform them lhat he has REMOVED to those neat and commodious premises formerly occupied by Mr A. Bish, Jeweller, whero ho hopes for a continuance of that patroncge which has been accorded to him in the past, MR 0. A. MOUNTMtT, Authorised •*• Surveyor, is now engaged on a Native Block in this district for the Government, and is open to accept private stork. His experience in dealing with Native Blocks i very great, he having been employed for several years on the West Coast Commission, Address: Care of this Office. MASONIC BALL, ' A GKAND MASOKIO BALL to celebrate JX ' 'the installation of the officers of the Thistle Lodge, 64, S.C, will be held at the •THEATRE ROYAL on DECEMBBB 10th, 1884, Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock, Double Tickets, 10s 6d ; Extra Lady ss. To be obtained only from the' following membeis of the Committee :-Messrs Kay, Hooper, Nicol, Soton, Hoqo, Pkice, and . WALTER RAPP, 18i5 Hon. Secretary. PROM.ONE SHILLING TO TEN GUINEAS, ' \. THE CHOICEST AND \ ','- MOST VRTiSTICQTQCK: OffANOY GOODS.".'.'"'"'•.'";' "■'' " '■ IN'"''.'.'' - ; ';' NJW. ZEAL AND, .'■ BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND.RVNCY. '.., Goods Importer, LfltuWonQpy ;.;.W#nflt9h. .'. A large assortment of CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS from the Best Makers only. FeatherstongacingQlub. ANNUAL MEETING, JAN. Ist, 1885. ] President, W. Nicola, Esq,; Siewards, J. T. Hod'dw, J. McKenzie, Jos Cuudy, \V, 0. Williams, C. M, Brunskill, R J. prjjlip.d; Judge, Wallace Smith', Esq j Haijdioafpmi, Hugh McMaster, Esq; Clhrk of Scamjb, J. Oundy; Startehs, W. .Cuudy. I AlcKenzie; Clehk of Course, J. Tocker. PROGRAMME. No, 1, Maiden Plate, about 1J mile?, £2O, I Weight for age; entranco fee 30s. For liors s I that have ncVer won a' race the value, of £ls. No. 2, New Year Handicap, about 1| miles, £35, second horse £5, from the stakes, Nominatku 20s, acceptance 20s, No. 3. Novel Hack Race, about 1 vnile £B. Eight sfone'upi pesf entrance "10q, winner to bo sgjld for sls, any surplus to go to the Race'J^nd. No. 4. Fejtberatpn Racing Club Handicap, about two mijes and, a-distance.' £go; secpnil horse £5, from tlio stakes. Nomination acceptance 40s, and 2(:p at the post, ■ • No. 5, Ladies' Bracelet, about 1 mile and a distance, bracelet value £lO. Welter weigh 1 for age, .For horses that have never won a ran. of the valne of £ls, or Bracelet previously, To be ridden by members of the Club, To b entered by a lady. Ifctrance 20s, No. 6. Plying Stakes Handicap, 'abpu Jmile,£3o. Nomination,2Qs, acceptance2.os,' No,]. Settlers' Plate Handicap, about If miles, "f Jj>, Nomination 10s, acceptance 20s '• N.8.-'Bace No, 8, for. definitions of i hack see Rules' and Regulations. • .'. ..RULES AND REGULATIONS, No qualification: fee'required, The'race will be run .under, the Wairarapa "Jocke; Ctub rules, when not contrary to these regu lations. Tfaa saddling bell w'illringat 11,30 and the first race'starts at I'2 Bnarp.- Ni ' enfry : will; be; received except oh'the Condi' ; 'jtjp'^.that'all. disputes .shall be-left ty'thr ', decision «f.;'a ,njuji.rity.-. of' the. Steward • '.pfeientj or;,-thosewh'p'irL : they may appoint all-'ppiuts must be accepted ■ aa.fi.nal; Jockyinot lidipgraithe'^olor. .';. Damed'will'bß fihed;|£; Ail prqte^eimua ...be; ; rflade'in"writing',aid-lodgecj with th Secretary: with a deposit.; Of'£l,. witbil fifteen niinutes af t/er T,h'd face,' trie to ho fOrfeiterl-.if.th6 Steads'Copsider th , protest frivolous or v.exatious/' Notice of al .inuet-bo' made t& the Sed'retar at least fiftedn'rhinutes. before • the 'time fo Btarting the'-race, A Haok horse is phe i actual use as :aliack,.and : wlrich : has nev'e ; ran for other thaa hack: raceß. Entries an t addresßed to the Secretary of the F. fiv Clul ' Teathorßton,- accompanied by the necessar ■ fees, with namo, pedigree, ape, and color ' of horse and (in esse pf handicap tho prov oue performances), al o colours to ha wur ■ by riders, Nominations for Handioapß wi olOso at Victoria-Hotel on December 6tl at 8 pari/ Weights will be declared ti : p.m. on lifth December.' Genoiai entri for .Maiden Plate and L'adies bracelet ar acceptances for' Handicaps , mu.it be ma< by' 8 .'Saturday, the _ 20i December. 'A||sri'trses must be 'in'bytl . time parfled. The- course will not h op< . for training purpose?, B. BARTON, .:.■,. Hon. See, i THE CORNEK SHOI '-' GEORGE DIXON, . ToBiCCONIBI, AND FANCY. GOODS DEALER AND HAIUDREBSINQ SiLOSN. '• ]| Chiistmaß arid New Yearla presents by I !], Million, at. ' GREATLY REDUCED, PRICE! y» • A • GOOD assortment of Xmas Cards a of J\. Fancy Goods suitable for the Seasi g- just opening up, all-marked in plain figur One Penny in every Shilling allovied' discount on.all Fancy■ (hods during i ", Holidays. .. " . i Je CRICKETING. MATERIAL at less tb Jl ■ ;• Wellington Reta .Prices,'. ' . TOBACCOS &O.IGARB of the Best Bran f WARE'too numerous A ' particularise, [ e g Stations, Schools, and Horais, liber) nil dealt with, ns . nj; o"Come and See the Thbbepennl'l ] B t Sixpennt Tables. ' gyeping Pbßt; Campbell, Watchmak . » and Moore's'celebrated Herbal Pills'; -,raBCbMER.SHOPv ; WI