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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2135, 2 November 1885, Page 3

MASTERTON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST ANNUAL BHOW of the above will be held on Wednesday, 25th day of November, ISSS. In the new sale yards of Messrs Lowes and lorns, Masterton. Programmes and List of Prizes are now published, and may bo had on application to the Secretary at his office, Temple Chambers. Entries close with the Secretary on Saturday, the 14th inst. RICHD. J, FITTON, Secretary. 2106

TIiUUT FISHING! LAWN TENNIS! 1 CRICKETING t! I Gla'ss Balls and Traps for Shooting Matches, Biuycle Fittings. A FULL SUPPLY OF ALL REA QUISITES On Hand. Locksmiths' and Gunsmiths Wokk, GEORGE DENTON, Watcii jiakeb, Jetoieb, &Ironmonger 33, VViuis-street, Wellington. I BEG to notify that I have removed to my new offices adjoining the Courthouse, and that I have taken Mr H. MAOKAY into partnership, Also, that having teen appointed a Licensed Land Broker, clients favoring me with instructions can benefit by the moderate charges for all dealings with land under the Transfer Act, A. J. RAWSON. RAWSON& MAOKAY, TTINGINEERS, Surveyors, Valuators, Ju Land and Estate Agents, Licensed Brokers under the 11 Land Transfer Act." A list of town and country properties jor sale can be seen in our show window. Money lent at lowest current rates. Offices: adjoining Courthouse, Masterton,

JOB VILE, HALL-STREET, XiIME MERCHANT, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT & VALUATOR Agent for E. REEVES and Co., Flour, Grain, and Produce Merchants. SAMPLES of Flour, Wheat, Oats, Beans, Grass Seed, Mangold Seed, Oatmeal, Pearl Barley, etc., on view. A few choice properties for sale or to lease in town or country, varying in size from one quarter to 2000 acres. Situation and terms given upon enquiry.

rnHE TAIIATAIII-CART TON 1 JOCKEY CLUB, SPRING MEETING. SATUIWAY, November2lst, ISSS. President.—Vf. C. Buchanan, M.H.R ; Judge.—W. Lowes, Esq,, J.P.; Eundieapper Hugh McMaster; Starter.—John Eaton ; Stewards.—Andrew McKcnzic, G, W. Dellor, Jno. Eaton, W. B. Allen, W, F. R, Seed, W, Francis, and Alfred Clifton; Clerk of Soaks.—Andrew McKenzie ; Clerk of Comm.—Alfred Allen ;Eon. Ttcmircr.—Frank Seed; Eon. Secretary. pro tem—G. W, Dcller. PROGRAMME. (No Qualification fee required,) Handicap Hurdle Race of 25sovs., second horse to receive o sovs. from the stakes, 2 miles: over 8 flights of hurdles 3ft Oin high, Nomination 1 sov., acceptance 1 sov. Hack Hurdle Race of 10 sovs,, 1| miles, over (i flights of hurdles, 3ft Oin high. _ lOst up. Post entry, 10 shillings, Maiden Plate of 25 sovs,, li miles.' Weight for age.' Entrance-2 sovs, For all maiden 'horses at time |of entry, Taratahi-Carterton J.C. Spring Handicap of 50 sovs; second horse to receive 5 sovs from the stakes; third horse to save his stakes, li miles. Nomination 1 sov, acceptance 2 sovs. Hack race of 17 sovs, for one mile, Catch weights, For definition of a "Hack" see Rules and Regulations, Post entrance 10 shillings, Clareville Handicap of 30 sovs, 1 ; [ miles. Second horse to save his stake. Nomination 1 sov., acceptance H sov. RULES AND REGULATIONS. All entries must bo made subject to ilio condition that all disputes, claims, ami objections ari-ing out of the raciny sli.ill bo dccideil by si majority of stewards present, or whom they may appoint, and that such decision shall bo final and binding in all cjscs. Nominations for Handicap llurdlc ltace, TaratahiCarterton Jockey Club Spring Handicap, and Claievillc Handicap, to ho made in writing, statins; n:unc, pedigree, performances, description and age of the horse, and tho colors o! tlio rider, and to bo sent in, accompanied by tho nomination fee, to tho Hon. Secretary, G. W. Heller, Carterton, on or before Friday, oth November, 1885, at I) p.m. Weights to bo declared on or before Thursday, 12th November, 1835, ami published in local newspapers. Accept>nces and general entries to be made on or before tt'is/inesilay, 18tli November, 1835, at 9 p.m. T.ta entries, or the public money will bo withhold. No priest will bo considered unless lodged with tho within ten minutes after tho race, accompauiciljiy,?, deposit of two pounds, which shall bo forfeited ,jf ,e?nsidcrcd frivolous or vexatious. All ride .ill tho colors nominated, or a fmoof isoy. .ivitl lip eftforcod. The saddling bell will ring at lX.Soa.m.,'iirjft raco to start at 12 noon, sharp. The rules oi the ,'Jlub to apply in all cases. A horse, to ruf in the Hack and Hack Hurdlo Races, must comply .with tho following con litions:— (1) Itmust be in actual use as a bona fide hack. (4) It must not h ive been trained, i.e., galloped or stveaicd in clothing or rug for six mouths before this race meeting. (3) It must never havo bocn entered for any other t race, tho advertised stake of which was more tlian fifty pounds. (4) It must not for two years previous to this raco meeting havo started foranv raccoxcepta Hack or Hack Hurdlo Race. ft) It must never have won any race except a Hack, or Hack Hurdle Raco. 0, W. DELLER, 21 Secretary, pro tem TAKE NOTICE. PRESSWOOD sells the Best English Lever made for Second Quality English Levers, and £4. Genuine Waltliam Watches, £3 lOs. Good Strong Hunting Keyless Wtches, 351. Sterling Silver Chains, lOs per ounce. Each Watch carefully examined and warranted. G. H. PRESSWOOD, 2119 Mastei'ton. BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. TENDERS will be received until 5 p.m. oil TUESDAY, November 3rd, It ido, for about 39.40 Chains Formation and MetallingCarriage and Footwny s, Renall-st. Film and specifications and forms of tender at the Council Chambers. Five per cent, deposit required. No tender necessarily accepted. ■ R. BROWN, 2128 Town Clerk, TRIP TO THE HOT LAKES. WANTED;— To make up a party of five or six to take a trip to the Hot Lakes. Advertiser will guarantee expenses will not exceed fa each. Apply oripr before November 10th at Daily Office." 2130