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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2153, 24 November 1885, Page 4

6. L, JEN NESS'S CLOCKS for 0 5 0 LEVER CLOCKS 01 6 ALARUM CLOCKS .0 V '6 BEFORE you buy your goods at any other shop, go and gat the price i them at'JENNESS'S, and save 25 p cent. Large variety to select frou, Their quality, thproiigh soundness, a id correct performances guaranteed, All kinds of Repairs done,.on the shortest notice, and Lowest' Prices. English and Foreign Workmen kept. All work done on tho promises. Goods sent free to any part of the country securely packed .on receipt of Post Office Order, tr. L. Jeimess ILLIB-STREET, WELIINGTON. , 180 MASTERTONTOTINUI. THE . TELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES will resume running on TUESDAY NEXT, September 29th, leaving the Princo of Wales Stables, Masterton, every Tuesday and Friday, at 7 a.m., calling at TaueruJ Tinui, and Castlepoint,. and making the return journey on the followingdays. . WM. NEILL, 2103 Proprietor,SALE. P. & D,TUNCAN'S AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS. Double : Furrow Plough Double-Furrow Plough, with subsoiler "| Potato Plough or Ridger Harrow - 1. Drill Sower (artificial manure and seed sower combined) Latest Improved Curd Mill | Cheese Preßs ICorn Crusher, for horse or steam power, Now on view at E, McEWEN'S, Agent for the Wairarnpn, 2140 COBB & CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROiAL MAIL COACHES. % ft" < </> -j w A k! 75 IP

mile coaches leave the booking office 1 EVERYDAY at 12.45, p,m, for ffoodville Tahoraite (for Napier,) and Palmerston, returning from Tahoraite every day on arrival of the first train from Napier. • JAMES MACARA ' Propriety By (Special His Excellency Sie William Appointment toPsSCj Jervois,

H. T. PRICE, HAIRDRESSER, 223, LAMB TONQUAY, WELLINGTON. Just Received LONG Lengths of human hair, best quality; Short Curl for Fringes; Italian Hair pins; Curling and Crimping Irons, and General Trade Requisites. Wigs and Head Dresses of eveiy desqription made to order, 2038 VALLEY JOCKEY CLUB. ANNUAL MCE MEETING. To be held on tho MARTINEOROUGH RACECOURSE, ON BOXING DAY, SATURDAY, DEC. 26, 1885, President: Coleman Phillips, Esq. Vice President: John Martin, Jvn., Esq. Treasurer: Mr Geo. Pain. - Judge.: Mr Wallace Smith. Starter: Mr John McMastcr, Clerk of the Scales: Mr John McLeod. Handicapper: Mr A. R, McFarlane. Timekeeper; Air \V, 0, Williams, Clerk of the Course; Mr John Cameron, Stewards: Messrs W. E Bidwell C. J. Tully James Orr O.Harris G. Harris E, E; Martin J. Hodge V, Hutana S. Mahupuku A. R. MoFarlane ' H, C. Dowman PROGRAMME. 1, Flying Handicap, 35 sovs—Six, furlongs; Nomination, 1 soV; acceptance, 1 sot, 2, Handicap Steeplechase, 100 sovs, second horse 10 aovs from the stakes-About two miles and a half; Nomination,"l -sov; acceptance, 2 sovs; and 2 govs at the post, 3, Handicap ]}4ck Race, 10 _ sovs, 1 mileOpen to horses that have neverbeen entered for other than hack races, Post entrv, 10s. 1. L, V. J. O. Handicap, 85 nova—Second .. hor?essovs from- the stakes • two miles; nomination, 1 sov; acceptance, 2 sovb, and one.sov at post, ), Selling Raoe, 20 sovs—l mtle, weight for age, the winner to becomo the absolute , property of the Lower Valley Jockey Club, • and to be sold by public auction immediately after the race, Entrance, 1 sov, !. Native Race Handicap, 20 sovs—One milei nomination, 1 sov; acceptance, 10s, This race is only for horses owned at least six months previous to the day of races trained and to be ridden by aboriginal Natives. '. Martinboiiouoh Handicap, 30 sovs-Ono mile; nomination, 1 sov; acceptance, 10a.

[ RUM AND REGULATIONS. t ■, The saddling bill will ring at 11.30 a.ra., the first race to start at 12, noon, sharp, ; Each raco will start punctually at tho time appearing iu tho correct cards of the races. The flat races tobe run under tho L.V.J.O. Rules. The Steeple- ! chasa tho N.Z.0.N.8.0. Rules. No scratching of horses allowed oxcept through the Secretary, and not later than 30 minutes before the ■ time-of starting, > All entries and nominations to lie madfl in writinir sealed and addressed to the Secretary, enlranco money to be enclosed with color, sex, name ace and pedigree of the horse, naino of owner and colore of the rider. In caso of a protest the samo must bo lodged with the Secretary, in writing, within fifteen minutes after the raco is run, with a deposit pf two guinea such deposit te be forfeited if the protest is not suatamed , Nocntiy will bo received for any of tho races except on. conditions-that. all claims, disputes, and objections aping out of tho races shall be decided bv amajonty of the stewards present, or those whom they may appoint. Their decision upon all points •bTSm arr)llig ° a ' ° f ™ pro?r " mmi! Nominations for Flying Steeplechase, L.V.J.C, Native Raco, and iMartinborough Handicaps, dose with the Secretary, at Martinborounrh, on Thursday November 10th, at 11 p.m. Weights declared for Fjving Steeplechase, L.V.J.C., 'and. Native Raco Handicaps, on Saturdaj, December sth, at 7 p.m. Acceptances for tho sime on Thursday, December J'®. H .p.m., at iwhich time the entries for the Selling Race closo with tho Sccrotaiy at Jlartinborough, Weights for tho Martinborough Handicap to be declared'on the course after the Native Race is over, Acceptances for tho same to be made 30 minute before the raco takes place. S Final payment for the L.Y.J.C. and Steeplechase Handicaps to bo mado on the course, an hour before the appointed time of starting for thoae events. No entry, nomination, acceptance or final paym6nt will be accepted after the appointed time undor any pretence whatever. In the event of a walk over, only fifty per cent of the stakes will be given. ' . Horse owners Bhould bear in mind that letters require to be in the Featherston Post Office on Mondays and Tuesdays afternoon to catch tho mails goiug down to Martinborough on thoso days.' Telegraph ' office open at Martinborough, ■ H.C.DOWMAN, Secretary,