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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2155, 26 November 1885, Page 4

G. L, JEN N ESS'S CLOCKS for... ...,0 5 0 LEVER CLOCKS ... 0 7 6 ■ ALARUM CLOCKS 0 7 6 BEFORE you buy your goods at any other shop, go and getthe prico t them at JEMESS'S, and save 25 p cent. Large, variety to select from. Their quality, thorough soundness, aid correct performances guaranteed. All kinds of Repairs done oh the shortest notice, and Lowest Prices. English and Foreign Workmen kept. All work done on the premises. Goods sent free to. any part of the country securely packed on receipt of Post Office Order.. • Gr. Ij. Jenuess ILIIS-STREEI, WELLINGTON. 180 MASTERTON TO TINUI. 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 Taueru, Tinui, and Castlepoint, and making the return journey on the following days. WM.NEILL, .Proprietor, \ £ J3H 0 ' JttljV Y* ILV> ■$ ■ % & 4lliOr ft ' WW \ ......-ana FOR SALE. p.MIUM'S AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Double-Furrow Plough Double-Furrow Plough, withsubsoiler ' Potato Plough or Ridger Disc Harrow 1 Drill Sower (artificial manure and seed 1 sower combined) Latest Improved Curd Mill Cheese Press ICorn Crusher, for horse or steam power. Now on view at E. McEWEN'S, Agent for tho Wairarapa,--2140 COBB & CO.'S TELEGRAPH LIKE OF ROIAL MAIL COACHES. The coaches leave the booking office 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 Proprietoi 'By Special sj s|j His Excellency Sir William . Appointment Tot?SSVI Jervois. H. T.PRICE, HAIRDRESSER, 223, LAMBTONQUAY, WELLINGTON. Just Received LONG Lengths of human hail', best quality; Short Curl for Fringes; Italian Hair pins; Curling and Crimping Irons, and General Trade Requisites. Wigs and Head Dresses of every des- ' cription made to order, 2038 YALLEY JOCKEY CLUB. ANNUAL RACE MEETING. To be held on the MARTINfIOEOUGH RACECOUKSE, ON BOXING DAY, SATURDAY, DEO. 20, 1885, President: Coleman Phillips, Esq. Vice-President: John Martin, Jvn,, Esq. Treasurer: Mr Geo. Pain. . Judge: Mr Wallace Smith. Starter: Mr John McMaster, Clerk of the Scales: Mr John McLeod. Handicapper: Mr A. R, McFarlane. Timekeeper; Mr V. O. Williams, Clerk of the Course: Mr John Cameron, Messrs W. E Bidwell C. J, Tully James Orr C. Harris G. Harris E, E. Martin J. Hodge AY, Hut-ana S. Mahupuku A, R, McFarlane H, C. Dowman PROGRAMME. 1. Flying Handicap, 35 sovs—Six furlongs; Nomination, 1 sov; acceptance, 1 sov. 2. Handicap Steeplechase, 100 sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes—About two miles and a half; Nomination, 1 sov; acceptance, 2 sovs; and 2 sovs at tho post. 3. Handicap Hack Race, .10 sovs, 1 mile—for other than hack races. , Post entry, 10s. 4, L'. V. J. O. Handicap, 86 sova—Second horse 5 sovs from the stakos; two miles j , nomination, lsovj acceptance, 2 sovs, and one sov at post. 5, Selling Raoe, 20 sovs-1 mile, weight for age, the winner to become the absolute property of the Lower Valloy Jockey Club, and to be sold by public auction immediately after the race. Entrance, 1 sov, 6,■ Native Race Handicap, • 20 sovs-One mile; nomination,!sov'; acceptance, 10a. This race is only for-horses owned at least six months previous to tho day of races, trained and to be ridden by aboriginal Natives, 7; Martineorodqh Handicap, -30 sovs-One mile; nomination, 1 sov; acceptance, 10s, RULES AND REGULATIONS. . The saddling b6ll will riiigatll.3oa.nl,, the first race to'start at 12, noon; sharp.•, Each raco will start punctually at tho time appearing in the correct cards of the races, The flat races to be run under the L, V; J,O. .Rules,;' The Steeplechase under the N.Z.G.N.S.C. Rules. - No scratching ot horecs allowed except through tho Secretary, and not later than, ; 30 minutes before the time ol starting. ■ All ontnes and nominations tobemadein writing, sealed and addressed to the Secretary, entrance money to be enclosed with color, sex, name, ago'and pedigree ot the horse, name of owner and colors of tho ridor. ■ y In case of a protest tho same must be lodged with the Secretary, in writing, within fifteen minutes after the race is run, with a deposit of ;two guineas, such deposit to be forfeited if the protest is not sustained. No entry will be received for any of the races, except on conditions that all claims, disputes, and objections arising'out of tho races shall bo decided by amajority of the stewards present, or those whom they may appoint, Their decision upon all points connected with the carrying out of this proirramino shall be final, Nominations for Flying Steeplechase, L.V.J.C., Native Hace, and Martinborough Handicaps, close with the Secretary, at Martinborowrh, on Thursday Novomber 19th/ at 11 p.m. Weights declared for Flying Steeplechase, L.Y.J.0., and Native Race Handicaps, on Saturdaj, December sth, at 7 pm. Acceptances for'tho sime on Thursday, December 17th, at 11 p.m., at (which time the entries for the Selling Race close with tho Secrctaiy at Martinborough. Weights for the Martinborough Handicap to be declared on tho course after the Native Hace is over. Acceptances for the samo to be made I minutes before the race takes-place. K Final payment for tho L.V.J.C. and Steeplechase Handicaps to be made on the course, an hour before Ml A flfinninfod fimo nt ...... No entry, nomination, acceptance or final payment will be accepted after tho appointed time under any pretence whatever, In the event of a walk over, only fifty per' cent of the stakes will be given. Horse owners should bear In mind that letters renuiro to bo in the Featherston Post Office on Mondays and Tuesdays afternoon to oatcli tho mails going down to Martinborough on those dacs. Telegraph office open atMartinborough, " H.O.DOWMAN, Secretary,