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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1876, 30 December 1884, Page 3

FROM ONE SHILLING TO TEN GUINEAS, rpHE OHOIOEST AND JJOST gTOOK OF FANCY GOODS IN NEW ZEALAND, .AT JOHN BULLOCK'S Bookseller, Stationer, and Fancy Goods Importer, Lambton Quay..,.,., Wellington. A Wit" assortment <>t ami NEW YKaR CAHDB trom ibe liest Makers mry,

[reatherstor j|acing Qlu ANNUAL M EIINO, J\N, lar, 1885, Prs idbnt, W. Nicftls, ,E t q.; S; eW- k; ,1, I. H d !-r, J. MiKenzie, .10-i (Jim j, l 0. Wiiii um. C. M, I luiiskili. K. J.Ciid. » Jddqk, Wallace Sniitii,- H'sij (..HasdiqaM Hugh MoMaster, ( sq ; .(Juki.ofiScm.ks. (Juiidj-s Stakms, W' .Cuflyii J. CIERKyOF CoURSIf, J. Toclltr.' I \;.-,.. : PRQo'iu MM'Pr i• ' ' No. 1, Maiden Plate, about 1} ttile?, £'! Weiaht for !.ge; entrance fee 30.1. For that have never won a race the value of £l .No, 2, New Year miles, £3s,BfCond ; horse-£5, from'the atai'i Nomination 20s, acceptance 20a; '"' •' No. 3. Novel Hack Race, about 1 mi £B. Eight stone np; pr.st entrance 11 winner to be cold for £ls, any surplus to to the Race Fund, No. 4. Featherston Hieing Club Handici about two milesaiid a distanee, £CO,; Seoo: borne £6, from the stakes, Kominatipjj 21 acceptance 40s, and 2l)s at the posk.:.. 'No, 5. Ladies' Bracelet, about 1 mile ai j distance, bracelet value £lO. Welter weig lor age, For horses tl;athave.ne.v<-rwoii , a'rfl )f the value of £ls, or Bracelet pravtomi lo beriddon by members of thel'lubilTo' auteredby a lady., lirtrance 20a. - •; • f : ; No, 6 Flying Stakes Handicap, abo J mile, £3O. Nomination 2pe, "acceptanda 2( No. 7. Settlerfl' , PlateHan'dicap i about niles, £ls. Nomination 103. acceptance 2( Niß.—Race No. 3, for definitions ef lack see Rules and Regulations. RULES "AND REGULATIONS.' No.qualification fee required. The rac ,vill he run under the Wairara'pa Jock !)lnb rules, wheunot contrary to these reg ations. The saddling bell will ring at 11.3 rod the first race starts at 12 sharp. 1 »htry will be received except on the' oom ;ion that all disputes shall be left to t! lecision of a majority oi the Stewar or thoße whom they may appoir ;heir decision on all points must be accept is final.. Jockeys not riding in the colc lamed will be fined £l, All protests mu ie made in writing and lodged with t Secretary... with a deposit Qf,£.l,. with ifteen minutes after the race, the deposit )e forfeited if the. Stewards consider tl irotest frivolous or vexatious,' Notice of i icratchings must be made to the Seoreta. it least fifteen minutes .before the timo.f itarting the race. A Hack horse is one ictual use as a hack, and vhich' h;is nev un for other than hack races. Entries ai taptances mnst bo inado in writing ai iddressed to tlio Secretary of theft R, Clu i'eatherston, accompanied by the.mcesaa: ees, with name, pedigree, ppo, and colo if horse and (in cage of handiosptlie prei ma performance') ajq colours to be wo ly riders, Nomii'a'ibna for Handicaps w lose at Victniia Hotel on.December 6t ,t 8 p.m. .Weights will be declared at i.m. on 17ih IJpcrnibe--. Genwiil enlri or Maiden flat? and tidies li aceiit hi CCcptaiices fur Handle ps uiuet. b; inai y H p.m. on Saturday, the 20 lecember. All entries unfit- 'nt in by '1 ime nanvjl. The cour.-'c wll -not be opt sr training purposes.- .. ' 11. BAUTOVHen, Sec; CHEAP KURNITUIIE-' A. FARMEIv, f-ti BA-STRkET,. Vi ELLISGM % s <ii-w offering {.o<>d sound furniture V ve low prices. ' A visit will prove the fr.ct, DHEAP FURNITURE THE CORNER Slior

' GEORGE DIXON, *' Tobacconist, and Fakcy Qcobb Dzueb,. iND HilßDßffi'SjiiO ' ]hristmas, and New Y^ar'o. presents by* the Million, &fc GREATLY KE^^CED.PRiCES,'; A GOOD aeeortiutnt of Xmk tfaris ind ' ' Fancy Goodß suitable for'- the Season,', nst opening up, all marked in plain figures, ■One Pe>wj irt mry Shilling allowed as iitcouM .on all Fancy G&de' during, tht , Holidays; " . ' '•':<* • CRICKETING MATERIAL at lew; than ' "Wellington Reta Prices. . TOBACCOS & CIGARS ol the Best Brand?, TOBACCONIST WARE 1 too numerous to. particularise. Stations, Schools, and Hotels, liberally dealt with, *S"Comk and See the Threepenny and Sixpenny Tables. Agencies.— Evening Post; Campbell, Watchmaker; and Mooio's celebrated Herbal Fills, ' ~ THIS CORNER SHOP. 1851 CHEAP FURNITURE ' A. FARMER; CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON, Is new offering good sound furniture at very low prices, A visit will prove the fact; CHEAP FURNITURE N 0 T I 0 E. . HAVING . pureliased the Masterton Rookeelling, Stationery, and Fancy Goods business hitherto conducted by Mr Jehn "Watt, I have the honor to solicit a share of your patronage. I hope by careful attention to business to merit your Confidence, RICHAIiD BROWN. In connection with the above I brg to thank my numerous pations for the favors accorded to me in tt-e pai-t, My Micci'S.w is a thoroughly c'oii-pt'tant bus in; 0 n an, ml I lmve every cwfUeiice in recoii m-nil-■i g ai.d soliciting for him ut ut niinuauca 0! vour favors, JO UN WATT. Riilwd Row's fiigoatu.o w.ll l,u r. ullioii'ht for all uutatiiU'-'iii; ctounts du t Joiiti Watt IHIk/ MASTERTON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. ... iav.ng been pro- ' v'ded f-jr the purpose, the HeaD' iiasier is grepared-to into bus owii , foJ terms, &c., apply to . .. ;;■