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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1872, 23 December 1884, Page 3

FROM ONE SHILLING TOT EN . GUINEAS, IHE pHOICEST AND Ti/TOST A RTISTIC &TOCK OF FANQY QOODS IN ' NEW >E ALAND, Bookseller, Stationer, and Fancy • Goods Importer, lambton Quay., Wellingten. A larßfi assortment of CHRISTMAS and NEW Y?M CARDS from the Best Makers only, featherston Racing Qlub. ANNUAL MEETING, JAN, Ist, 1886. President, \V. Nicola, Esq,; Stewards, J. T. 0, Williams, C. M.tounskill, F.J: Ciidlnnd; 3d»ob, Wnllnce Smith, Esq; Handicafn-R, Hugh MoMaster, Esq; Curb, of Bcai.es, J. CandyjStaktriis,W, Cudy. J.McKenzie; Clerk of Course, J. Tpoker. ..'• . ■ ■ P R 0-0 RAM ME . No. 1,. Maiden Plate, about jj miles, £20,, Weight for i.ge; entrance fee 30s, Fortes'"' that have-hover won a race Die value of £ls. Np. 2, New Year Handicap, about lj milts, £35, second horse £o, ; tj-bm the stakes, Nomiiiaiiuh 20s, sc'fc'.pts!ic«.2os. ■■ ' ' .."Npi.'S Novel-Hack''Rape; about 1 mile, '£B. ' Kight-stone' \>p))\ui entrance 10s,; winner to iMsoh'l'.tdr £lo','auy surplus togo'i to the Race.FtiHd. \- '."''' ".. '■..;-; '.. S 6. A, ' Feat)jerafon : Ba(finß'Cl'ul)Handicap; about two; niilea and a disti'nce,- £6O, second horsi £5; fi om tho stakes. Nomination 20s, ' ■•;'..'•: ; No, 5;;.1.5die,8 , ;8.-aca;-t-aboiit , l mile anil a distance, bra'c'eltt vulne £lO. Welter weight for age. Eor horses tbaihave nev„r won a race ■of.\the Value bftflMr Bracelet, previously;To bo riildeXby members of the Club. To be entered by ■,» lady.: ''lrtrance 20s. ''•'•••': No. 6 Flying Stakes Haudieap, about Jttile;'£3o."-Ndiniii'atibn"2os,' acceptance 20s ■ • No. -7.: Settlers' PlatQ'.Ha'ndicap, ahont 1| miles; £15.. Nomination 'JQsj acceptance'2oV Niß.-Race. No. 3, for "definitions : sf" a. back eee Ruleaaud Regulations., w ■- -RULES AND REGULATIONS. ■'s fee., required, The races' jvilMiejiuii under the WairarfM Jockey •'Club rules, when uot : olntoryto'tlese'regu^ lations, The saddling bell will ring at UMj! atiil' "t£ie .• fi rfi t"r a cvgrthmhuk«" fi'twrta- at" '• 12 sharp. .'..N<l "entry will be. f(peived'*xcept.on the coodi-. -tibia.- that all'dinpiites. shall be- left tof tire 'decision of a. majority'' tf--the Stewards - preflau't; or- thosowhom they may appoint, their decision uu' all points must be accepted aB final. : Jockeys sot ;l"idiug in the toiorsi name.l will.brfined £l, AH proteßts'tytist bo niado in writing ■a&'V%-il- with'-'the toretary with' a deposit of £l, within": fifteen minutes after the/ww,.>the deposit to bo forfeited if the. Stewardß; tonsider : ltlie . priest frivolous ei vexatious; Notice of all foiatchinss must be made to the 'Secretary'" ,at.le.ml fiftcou minutes hefoie the time 1 for I'Stariiin; ilia V'ieo. A Hack horse is one.iu ■ nsnial nV'Bs a l-aok, and which, has never j iiin for other than hack races. Entries and Accept.-)lies roiwt he mado in writing and a«idi-.'e>ni io i he Secretary of the F. R, Club, I I'Vulu- sti.ii, accompanied by the n°ceßsary fee.", ttitii iiiiiiM-, pedigree, apo, and colour of horse awl iin (!,ish of handicap the previims jirifi>rniMice«i al o colours to be worn by lideis. Nominations for Handicaps will co;« at Vet'iiia Hotel on December 6th, at Spin. Weights will be declared at 8' p.m. (.n-l7h •December, Geneial entries ;or Miiiik'H J'late 'and Ladies Bracelet and; BCM|it:inM fur Handicaps must he made 1 ' .'•>•• H p;iu. on -Saturday,- the 20tli Dmwbcr, All entries must he mby the time named.' The course will not bo open for trsiijiug purposes. . . • R. BARTON, f- lion. Sec. CHEAP FURNITURE A.- FARMER, OUBA.STREET, WELLINGTON, Is new offering pond Boiiud furniture at very .. low prices, A visit, will prove the fact. • CHEAP FURNITURE. THE CORNER SHOP, J GEORGE DIXON, TQBACCONIBT, AND FANCY GOODS DEALER, .AKn-HAIKUREBSINa Salovn. Christmas and New Year's presents by the ; ■-.' .■. J.V' -Million, at -'•..■. , GREATLY REDUCED .PRICES;, A GOOD assortment of Xmas Cards and' Fancy Goods suitable for the Sea'soi),. jusLoponing up, all-marked in plain figures/ One-■ Penny k evert/ Shilling alUwedas' dkcount-,on •<s■ Jaacj Qoods during'M Holidays, '..'.;.. ...;■ .-. . .._ .-"■:■ CRICKETING -MATERIAL W/tea* "tiisri • ,-~:,, Reta ,TOBACOOS"&GiftApSjif theiest Brands.---TOBA'CCP^STfARfi : todvaumbrous.. to .■"•:-.''.-... r•- pirticularise,':-. ■•- f^-: STATlOKs',;ScUTOw;; ; 'aua , '•'■ dealt'with, "... CTCom'b and Bejb the TußE'Ep'iissY'and ■'SaPKNiiT Tables. ' . Evening -Post j' Campbell, .'Walchmalser j ..' and Homo's celebrated- Herbal PiUs,,.. : ' .THECORNERyRHOP,'';.: 1854 . ':' CHEAP FURSiTDRIi " : ■ CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON, Is new offering good sound furniture at very ' low 'prices.' A visit will prove theifact. CHEAP. -WRNITUBEJ NOT -I-..0 E. FAVINO . purchased the Masterton L Hopkfelliug, Staiionery, and Fancy Goods; husinesß hitherto conducted by'Mr Jpbn .Watt, 1- have .the honor.to solicit a sharei.o|- your patronai;e, ■ '"•"•,"' . .1 hope by careful attention to business to merit your, conlidencp, ■ • ■'RICHARD'BROWN. ' In eonnention with the above, I beg to ,thank,my,iuimerouß patrons for the favors accorded to. me. intbe past. My successor is. a thoroughly competent business man,! and I have every confidence id'recommendjng.aiid soliciting for him & 'continuance of your favors. JOBN'WATTI'' Richard | Brown's signature, will La a 1 SuUcient /discbarga for all ibutßtanding accounts due to John Watt. ; . 1860 MASTERTON 'iHl'Gfl' ".'"••- SCHOOL. A CCOiIHDDATION' having, been -pro- '-.'■-. i [ . ;V ' t,e ?, for A?.prpose, the Headmaster is prepared to receive BOARDERS' into his own- family, • .'.Zl--THE HEAPMASTErV