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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1871, 22 December 1884, Page 3

FROM ONE SHILLING TO GUINEAS, '• fJIHE nHOICESt AND MOST A RUSTIC QTOCK OP FANCY GOODS IN NEW ZEALAND, AT JOHN BULLOCK'S Bookseller, Stationer, and Fancy Goods Importer, lambtonQuay Welling. A largo assortment of CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CAIiDS from the Best Makera duly. JTeatherstoi) facing Qlub, ANNUAL MEETING, JAN, Ist, 1886. Pretext, W. Nicols, Esq,; Stewards, .1. T. Biddir, J, McKcnzie, Jos Cundy, VV. 0. 'Williiims, C. M, Brunskill, F. J. Cridland; Judge, Wallace Smith, Esq ; Handicaipkr, Hugh MoMaster, Ksq; Clxrk op Scales, J. Cundy j Startkhs, W. Cui>dy, J, McKenzie; Clerk op Course, J, Tocker. PROGRAMME. - : No. 1, Maiden Plate, about 1} miles, £2O, Weisht for uge; entrance fee 30s. For horses that have never won a race the value of £l6. No. 2, New Year Handicap, about 1 j miles, £35, second horse £6, from the stakes. Nomination 20s, acceptance 20s, . No. 3. Novel Hack Eaee, about 1 mile, £B.. Eight stone up; pest entrance 10s, winner to be sold for £ls, any surplus to go to the RaeeFued. i RoA. -Featherstonßneing Club Handicap, .about two m'ileVahd a'djstance. £(!0 r second ,h'orss'£s, from the stakes. Nomination 20s, acceptance 40.i, and 20s at the post.,; ■' ; ■ - No. 5. Ladies' Bracelet, about 1 mile and a distance, bracelet value £lO, Welter weight for. age, Tor horses thai have nev*r won a race of the value of £ls, or Bracelet previously, 'To be ridden by members of the Glub. To be enteredby.;a.lady.'liirtrimce 20s, '•' ' ■ •; •■ No, G Flying States' Handicap,' about finite, £3O. Nomination 20s, acceptance 20b, No. 7. Settlers' Plate Handicap, about! j miles, £ls, Nomination 10s, acceptance 20s, ■N.B.-Eace No, 3, for' definitions of a hjck see Rules and Reputations; •'•■■•.'.... | • : ■:" RULES AND REGULATIONS, ' •■ "Ko qualification fee required;:'.. The racefl will be run under the Wairarapa' Jockey Club rules, when riot contrary to these'rognlations, .The'ta'ddlingbell wiU'rifl/at 11.30, arid the first race etarta at 12 sharp, ; No ohtrywillbe received except on tho condition, that all disputes shall be left tb:-ihe decision of a majority of-, the Stewards presenter those whom they may appoint, their decision on all poiatß must be accepted as final. Jockeys not rjdiugiutbd colors named will be fined. £J,' All. protests must bfemada. in writing and lodged with the Seoretary with "a deposit of £l,,withiu fifteen minutes after the race,'the deposit to be.forfeited if the Stewards consider the protest frivolous or vexatious, Notice of all scratchings .nipt bo made to tho Secretary ,at least fifteen miuufes beforo the time for startiug the race.. A Hack horse is one in actual use as aback, and which has never run. for otter than hack races. Entries and 'Acceptances must'be mado in writing and addressed to the Secretary of the F, It. Club, Featherston, accompanied by tho n3cessary fees, with name, pedigree, ape, and colour of horse aud (in case of handicap the previous performances) at o colours to be worn by riders, Nominations for Handicaps will close at Victoria Hotel on December 6th, at 8..p.m. Weights will be declared at 8 p.m. on 17th December. General entries for Maiden Plate and Ladies Rracelet and acceptances for Handicips must be made by 8 p.m. on Saturday, the 20th December. All ontrios must bo in liy the time namod. The course will not bo open for training purposes. B. BARTON, Hon. Sec, CHEAP FURNITURE A, FARMER, PUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON, Is new offering good sound furniture at very low prices. A visit will prove the fact. CHEAP FURNITURE. THE CORNER SHpp, ' GEORGE DIXON, ' TOBACCOSIBT, AND FANCY GOODS DEALER, ". Am Hairdrissino Salo?n. Christmas and New Year's presents by the Million, at ■ GREATLY DEDUCED PRICES. A 'GOOD assortment of Xmas Cardannd ■ .'.Fancy Goo Is suitable for\tbe Season, just opening lip, all marked in plain figures. ' in.every Shilling alkmlJda discount.; on All .Famy (foods during the Holidays. ..... CRICKETING MATERIAL.H less than ■ Wellington Reia "Prices. ■• TOBACCOS $ CIGAR? of the Best Brands •TOBACCONIST WARE too numerous fe . : .; ~>.'■" • particularise, ■. ; Stations/Schools, - and Hotels, liberally ":.' • •' "dfelt with; [ tffCow and, SEE-the Threepenny and Sixpenny Tables. :.'v ■ •. ■ Agencies,— • .'Evening Post; Campbell; Watchmaker; aud'Mooio's celebrated Herbal Pills, " ' THE.CORNER.'SHOP.'. 1854 PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL'ITS BRANCHES.!, Photographs taken in ANY WEATHER by the. Instantaneous GelatiDn-Bromidu Dry Plates. The Largest and Best Assortment of Mmm Puotoghaphs in New Zealand. jTHOS. E7 PRICE, EDUCATIONAL DEPOT, HASTERTON. NO T liOiE. ; TTAYINO purchased the Maste'rto" . Hookselling, Stationery, and Fane Goods business hitherto conducted by M Jtihn Watt, I have the honor to solicit share of your patronage. I hopo by careful attention to business t merit your confidence, RICHARD BROWN. ■< .. In connection with the above I beg t" thank my numerous patrons for the favor accorded to me in the past. My successor i a thoroughly competent busineis man, and I have every confidence in recommend' ing and soliciting for him a continuance o: your favors. • /.. JOHN WATT. Richard .Brown's signature - will be sufficient discharge /or all, outstandin accounts due to John Watt. •'• 186 CHEAP JTOITUREV ■■ ;i'JKMEBj :; ' WELLINGTON, Is now offering good sound furniture at ver; . low prices, A visit will prove the fact, ; GHEAP Fii^ITIJRE