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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2013, 11 June 1885, Page 3

Masterton Ploughing Match t TT ndor tlie Auspices of tlio Farmers' ' U. Club, To be held at MANAIA, Inn paddock belongingtoD. Carman, Esq., ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24th, 1885, PRIZES: Double-Furrow, first, £5; second £2, Single-Furrow, first, £4 ; second, Boys under 17, first, £3; second, £l. Best team of three horseiS, 30s. Best pair horses, 20s. ' Best kept harness in use, special prize given by Mr J. Elliott. jMafcroonied horse, special prize given by Mqßjw Townsend and Cowper. • SpecM prizes for Feering and Finish will be given by tradesmen in the town. Entrance—Double Furrow 10s; Single . Furrow 7s Cd; Boys ss. • ■ Judges of tke ploughing not to be on the ground until 3 p.m. No horsemen ■ allowed on the ground. ■Entries will be received by the Secretary up to 9 p.m. on SATURDAY, 20th June, 1885. Champion Ploughmen excluded. A DINNER in connection with the above will take place at Mr A. Elkins' CLUB HOTEL, Queen-street, at 7 p.m. sharp. Tickets, 5s each, may be obtained from the Secretary, RICHARD J. FITTON, 2013 Secretary. .p,V PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, and vvfWS'' WORKING JEWELLER, HEREBY respectfully informs the inhabitants of Masterton and neighborhood that he has commenced business in the shop lately occupied by Mr Sage, sailmaker, Queen-street, and 1 hopes by good workmanship and despatch to merit a share of support. Watches cleaned, corrected, and timed, from ss; clocks cleaned, from 2s Od ; the best made Silver Hunting Lever watch for £5.105; second quality English Lever, £3.105; Clocks, from ss;' Lover and Alarum Clocks,7s (id; new designs f- Gold and Silver Jewellery. All goods carefully examined and warranted. 2013 G. DIXON ~ T)EGS to return his sincere thanks to U his many friends for the support which they have accorded to him since he opened THE CORNER SHOP, five, years ago, and to announce to them • that he has transferred his business to / G. FARMER, who will conduct the same for the future. G: Dixun hopes that his old customers will continue to MrG. Farmer the favors which they have given to him in the past, GEORGE FARMER, having purchased the above business, solicits a continuance of the support given to his predecessor, and begs to state that he is re-opening the premises with New Stock, including all the latest novelties in PIPES CIGARS TOBACCOS CIGARETTES FANCY GOODS ct'C., &c., &c, \„, N.B.—Hairdi-essing Saloon attached. AT TIIE ORNER nHOP. c Queen, and Perry Streets, Masterton. ' 2013 WAIRARAPA JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, 188 G. CHAMPAGNE STAKES, 160 sovs., second horse 25 sovs,, third horse 10 sovs., breeder of the winner 25 sovs. from the advertised amount. For two year olds. Colts Bst lOlbs, Fillies and Geldings Bst7lb. Six furlongs. Nomination 1 sov., 2 sovs, on the night of general entry, and three sovs. before noon on the day of the race, Nominations close on SATURDAY, July 4th. Forms on application to RALPH R. ARMSTRONG, 2013 Secretary. [Established 1875.] J. H. ANGOVE, ■piARRIER, QENERAL j^MITH, / AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKER, Main-Street, Carterton. 2013 QAR'IERTON BOOT AND SHOE WAREHUOSE. J. PETERS, ■BOOT k SHOEMAKER, —BESPOKE WORK— Style & Fit Guaranteed. ST. MATTHEW'S WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS,. JUNE 19th, 8 P.M. ' aid of the Sunday School, 2011 ' \ W.E.PAIGE, Important announcement. josepiFdixon, TTA|ING purchased the BRANCH JjL ®ASTRYCOOK and CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS of Messrs Chamberlain Bros,, opposite F. H. Wood's new Auction Rooms, begs to solicit the patroilSge of the public of Mastered! and its vicinity, and lie begs to assure them that no effort oil his part will be Bp'ared to . GIVE EVERY SATISFACTION. EVERYTHING GOOD, FRESH, and ' CHEAP.. HOT TEA & COFFEE ALWAYS READY.. ■JOSEPH DIXON,;. ' Proprietor, , ■ . Queen-street, Masterton. 1979