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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1860, 9 December 1884, Page 3

WELLINGTON COLLEGE. ONE PRIMARY SCHOLARSHIP is vacant at the end of the year, open to pupils between tlio ages of 12 and 16 years attendiuft any primary school in the Wellington Provincial District, and tenable to the ! 'ge of 16 years. The examination will be held at the COLLEGE, beginning on MONDAY, 2 !nd December. Names of intending candidates, with certificate of age from or guardian, must be sent to the undersigned not later than WEDNESDAY, the 17th December. CHARLE3 P. POWLES, 855 Secrotary. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. T WILLIAMS, in thanking his numer- " • ous friends for their custom, begs to inform them that ho has REMOVED to those neat nud commodious premises formerly occupied by Mr A. Bish, Jeweller, where he hopes for a continuance of that patronege which has been accorded to him in tlio psst, MR C, A. MOUNTFOiIT, Authorised Surveyor, is now engaged on a Nitive Block in this district for the Government, and is open to accept private work. His experience in dealing with Native Blocks i g very ■ great, ho having been employed for several years on the West Coast Commig. Bion, Address: Care of thiß Office, BALL. A $K AND -MAKONIC BALL to celebrate 4X the installation of (lie. officers ot the Hiistle Lodge, (54. S,C.,wiii bo held at the THEATRE ROYAL on'DECGMBKB 10th, "38'}, Diincjug to commence at!) o'clock, Double Tickets, 10s Gd j Extra Lady ss. To bo obtained only from the following members of the Committee Messrs Kay, Hooper, Nicol, Sutton, Hoao, Price, and WALTER BAVP, 1845 Secretary. FROM ONE SHILLING TO TEN ' GUINEAS, T EE C HOICEST AND • j^| OST gTuCK : O'F FANCY GOODS IN NEW ZEALAND, AT JOHN BULLOCK'!, PooKSEipu, STATIONER, ANVKNC.Y. Goods Importer, Lpmbton Quay Wellitifctan. A large assortment of OHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS from the Best Makers only, ANNUAL MEETING, JAN, Ist, 1885. President, W. Nicols, Esq,; Si wards, J. T. Hodd*r, J, MeKenzie, Jos Cnnriy, W. 0, Williams, C. M, Erunskill, F. J. Cridlcnd; Judge, Wallace Smith, Esq; Haxdicafi" «, Hugh McM aster, Esq; Clkrk pf Sims, J. Cuudy; Staiitehs, W. Cuvdy. J. McKenzie; CLekk of Course, J. Tockor. PROGRAMM E. No. 1, Maiden l'lale, about 11 mi!;;?, );2Q, Weight for tgo; entrance (on 30s. Foth'-fs's that have neyej'won a yaeo tlio. value of £ls. 'No.2, New Year Handicap, about : lj mile?, £35, second horse £5, from the stakes. Nomihatwn 20s, Acceptance 20?. . . No. 3. Novel Hack Race, about 1 mile, £B. Eight Btr.no up; pest entrance. 10s, winner to be rpld.for £ls, any surplus to go to the Jjace Fijisd, . ' ' No. 4, Ffjjtiieralpn Rncmg C'luli Handicap, ibput two miles nut) a distance,' £6O, second lorse £5, fiopi the stakes. Nomination! acceptance 40.1, and 2(.s at the post. ' No. 5. Ladies' Bracelet, ajjqui 1 mile qnd distancp, bracelet value 4>ip. Welder weight for [igp. For horses tliathaveneverwqnaraue of the value of £ls, pr Bracelet previpusly. To be ridden by members of the Club, To be eutered by a lady, lirtrance 80s. No. 0. Flying Stakes Handicap, about 5 mile, £3O. Nomination 20s, acceptance 20s. No, 7. Settlers' Plate Handicap, about 1J miles, f 15, Nomination 10s, acceptance 203. N.B.—Race No. 3, for definitions of a hack see Rules and Regulations. RULES AND REGULATIONS. No qualification fco required, The races will be run under the Wairarapa Jockey Club rules, when not contrary to these reoulations, The saddling bell will ring at 11.30, and tbe first race startß at 12 sharp! No entry will be recsived except on the condition that all disputes shall bo left to the decision of a nwj'.rity of the Stewards present, or those whom they may appoint, their decision on all points must'be accepted as final. Jockeys not riding.in.the colors named will be fined £l,. AH. protests must be made in writing and'lodgrd; with the Secretary with a deposit of £l, within, ifteen minutes after thfe : ra'ce, thii'deposit'-td ie forfeited if tlie Stewards ..consider the protest frivolous or vexatiousTTotice of all scrqtehings must be made to the Secretary at least fifteen imputes before the time for starting the face." A Hack' horse is one in actual use as a hack, andwhich has never run for of]ief than hack races. Entries arid Apceptances mnst bp jnado ip writing and addressed to tlio Secretary of tlieF. R, Club, Feather&ton, accompanied by the njcessary fees, with name, pedigreo, ape, and colour of horse and (in case of handicap the previous performances) al o colours to be worn by riders. Nominations for Handicaps will close at Victoria Hotel on December Gtl at 8 p.m. Weights will bo declared at p.m. on 17th December. General entries for Maiden Plate and Ladies Bracelet and for Handicaps must be made by 8 p.m. on Satnrday, the 20th December. All entries must be in by the time named. The course will not he open for training purposes, R. BARTON, Hon. Sec. the corner SHOP, GEORGE DIXON, Tobacconist, and Fancy Goons Dealer, and Hairdrkssino Salosn. ' : Cluistmas and New Year's presents by the Million, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, AGQOD assortment of Xmas Cards and Fancy Goods suitable'for the Season; just opening up, all marked in plain figures. One Penny in every Shilling allowed as discount on all Fancy Goods d\trimj the Holidays. CRICKETING MATERIAL it leas that Wellington Reta' Prices. TOBACCOS & CIGARS of the Best Brands, TOBACCONIST WARE too numerous t( particularise, Stations, Scuools, apd Hotels, liberal; dealt with, tS?Coue and See the Threepenny au< SixrsNNT Tables. 1) Evening Post; Campbell, Watchmaker and Mooic's celebrated Herbal Pills, ■ • ...THE CORNER SHOP: . ? 185