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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1859, 8 December 1884, Page 3

WELLINGTON COLLEGE. V vacant at the end-of the year, open- to tupils between'the ages of 12 and 16 years t tending any primary school in the Wellington Provincial District, and tenable to the fge of 16 years. The examination will be hsld at the COLLEGE, beginning on MONMI, 22nd December, Names of intendingandidates, with certificate of age from parent or guardiaa, must be sent to the uudersigned.not later than WEDNESDAY, the 17th December. &lARLES P. POWLES, 8,5 • . Secretary, NOTICE OF REMOVAL.' V * ous friends for their custom, begs .to inform thorn that he has REMOVED to neat aud commodious premises formerly occupied by Mr A, Bish, Jeweller, where he hopes for a continuance .of that patroncge which has been accorded to him in tho past, jyj " C. A. MOUNTFOttT, 1 Authorised - Surveyor, is now engaged on a Native Blook in this district for the Government, and isopen to accept private work, His experience in dealing with Native Blocks is' very great, he having been employed for several years on the West Coast Commission, Address: Caro of this Office. MASONIC BALL. A 6KAND MASONIC BALL to celebrate XA. the installation of the ofliccrn of the Thistle Lodge, fit, 5.0., will be held at tho THEATRE EOIALon DECiaiBM 10th, 1884, Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock, Double Tickets, 10s fid ; Extra Lady ss. To be obtained only from the following members nf the Committee :--Measrß Kay, Hooper, Nicol, Suiton, Hoao, Price, and WALTER RAPP, I B * s Hon. Secretary. FROM ONE SHILLING TO TEN GUINEAS, IHE pHOICEST AND TV TOST \ KTISTIC Ql . • "OF FANOY'GOODS' NE.W..ZEAI/ANI), JOHN BULLOGK'S BooKSEtLER,. Stationed, and Fancv; Goods Impojiteh, LambtonQuay Wellington/ A large assortment of CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR OABDS fromthe Boat Makers only. . featherston Racing Qlub, ANNUAL MEETING, JAN. Ist, 1835, President, W, Nicols, Esq,; Siewards, J. T. Hodder, J. McKenzie, Jos Cun.ly, W 0. Williams, C M, Branskill, F. J, Ciidlmul; Judge, Wallace Smith, Esq; Handicap .k, Hugh MuMusto, Esq; Clhkic w'Scjij-s. J Uundy j Starters, W. Cui-dy. J. McKcnzio; Ciehk o? Course, J; Tocktr. PROGK A M ME-' '"', ' . No. 1, Maiden Plate, about 1} mi'eF, £2O, Weight for tge; entrance feu 30d. For hers a that have never won a raco the value of £ls, No. 2, New Year Handicap, about U miles, £35, second horse £5, from the stakes" Nomination 20s, acceptance 20s. "• No. 3. Novel Hack Race, about 1 mile, £B. Eight stone up; pest entrance 10s! winner to bo told for £lo, any surplus to go to the Race Fnad. No. 4. FeatherelpniJaping Club Handicap, abput two miles awl a distance,' £po, second horse £5, fipm the stakes, Nomination 20s, acceptance Ms, and 21 sat the poat. No. 5. Ladies' RraccU, about 1 mile and a distance, bracelet value £lO. Welter weight for age, For bora tliathave never won a race of tho value of £ls, or Bracelet previously. To bo ridden by numbers of the Club. [Jo be entered by a lady, [it trance 20a. No, 6. Flying Slakes Handicap, about | mile, £3O. Nomination 20s, acceptance 20s. No, 7. Settlers' Plate Handicap, about lj miles, £ls. Nomination 10s, acceptance 2Qs. ' N.8.-liace No. 3, for definitions of a hack see Rules and Regulations, RULES AND REGULATIONS, No qualification fee required, The races will be lun under the Wairarapa jockey ' Clnh rules r when not contrary to these regu. latipns. The paddling b'olb.will ring atlUO; and the..first,race staits at: 12sharp, No •' entry nvill be. rtceived" fes'copt on the condi tion.that / all'di6pisteß : ,ehailb'o left to tho teision of a_pj»ji.vitf••(,{/:the Stewards : present, or 'tjjoie whom; they may appoint, their decision onall points mast be acoopted • as' -finaL .Jockeys not ijding in the ooloys " named will befined fl. 'AH protests must be made .in; writing and lodged : wlth' the Secretary a deposit" of #l,-within fifteen minutes after the race, the deposit to be forfeited- if-the-' Stewards consider the ' pretest frivolii'Uß-wf-'vexitioua." Notice o( all i u t„»«». fiiucui.uiiuuira unuie mo umo ior starting the race. .A Haok horse is one in aotual use as a hack,' and-which .has -never run for other than hack races, Entries and Acceptances must be made in writing and addressed to the Secrefary.pf tho'F. It.-Ctub,' Featherston, accoinpanied-'by thonaoesßary fees, with name, pedigree,-age, andcolour of horse and (in esse of 'handicap the'previous jpeiformances) al 6 colours to bo worn by riders, Nominations for Handicaps will close at Victoria Hotel on December 6th, at 8 p.m. Weight's will be declared at 8 p.m. •on 17th ' Decembor, General entries tor-Maiden Plato and Ladies' Bracelet and acceptances for Bandicips must be made by 8 p.m. on Saturday, the 20th December.- All entries mußt be in by the time namedi. The. course will not be open for training purposes, '" ../.' B. BARTON, . Hon. Sec. THE CORJVEK SHOP, GEORGE DIXON, - Tobacconist, and" Fancy, .Goods Dealer* . ■;,.. ■"' m> Hairdressino Saiosn. Christmas and New Year's presents by tho . Million, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. A GOOD assqrtcuent of Xmae Cards and tl'' Fancy; Goods suitable for the Season, just open'iii'g up,'all marked in plain figures. One'-Penny in every Shilling ({limed qs dktouM on all Fancy .Goods' (f«n'% f/ie' 'Heiidap. CRICKETING MATERIAL >! less than -,u Wellington Reta Prices. TOBACCOS & CIGARS of the Best Brands, TOBACCONIST WARE too.numerous to particularise", ' i Stations, Schools, and Hotew, liberally I dealt with, • ' ' ; ia'CoME and See the- Threepenny and "• Sixpenny Tables,' Agencies.— • | Evening Post; Campbell,' Watchmaker; and Mooie's celebrated Herbal Pills,'' : THK CORNER SHOP. - 185I 1