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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2275, 20 April 1886, Page 3

mENDEUS are invited up' till NOON I on THURSDAY, the 22nd inst., for tho formation' find metalling of a roadway and footpath in tho Masteiton Oemetary. Specifications of Hid work may bo scon at tho Daily Ollico, or with tho Secretary. Tendera to bo left at tho Daily Office. Tho lowest or any tondor not necessarily accepted. J. 0. INGRAM, 2273 Secretary, A.KOMSTEDTi . T A I LOR, 'MASTEHTON. . A "17 IN thanking tlio Public for ,XV paafc support, bogs to remind thorn that, he has removed to tho NEW PREMISES, on the site of his old shop, where his (hdomm willhm tho choico of an entirely now stock of Tweeds, etc. , 2273 ON 'SALE BY THE SIGNEDFlower pots and saucers Garden vases ■ ' . Fowl fountains Earthward ■ pines and traps ■" Chimney pots, etc. .HERBERT HILL, 'Manufnctu.rer| Wallace-st., Wellington, Or at tho City Steam Sawmills— WaDDELLMcLEuD.&WEIR, 2271 ' • Agents. FOR SALE. MR T.. JAMES having several sections of land and cottages left from Saturday's sale is -prepared to sell them at a very low price and easy terms. Also the lease of the business premises in Queenstreet. Apply early. 2209 ' '. 'T.JAMES. READ IT, IT IS WORTH YOUR ■ W.IIILE. p;;:-;;:WAI.RARAPA?';- : ; CLOTHING FACTORY :■' ''', - : 4 ARE SELLING^'■;;■ t;;£3 Men's Heavy : : Tweed Suits for.2os, .- Men's Colonial Tweed Suits for 25s > Men's N.Z.-Tweed Suits for 35s ','■■' Men's Extra Heavy N.Z, Tweed Suits, 45s Men's Heavy Tweed-Trousers and Vests ,;f6r-10s6d;/V: ;/.'■:,:' ■Meri'a Colonial Tweed Trousers and Vests :' ; '-^forl3s''Gd.;v./;;:^ : '. ; -'' i 'Men'sN.Z; Tweed Trousers'and Vests for >- : r'iiGs'i-ed;^.-;^';.%i ■.y t. .-- Men's' Strong Tweed Tmusors- for 5s Od Men's";Colonial.Tweed-Trousersforßs Cd .'Meh'sN.'Z,:Tweed Trousers for 10s (id ' ■ Men's- Extra-Heavy- h.Z. Tweed Trousers v' ; :,.Vfb'r:l2s-6d ;.■-/. ■■ vMen'irHiir(l -Felt Hats for 3s(icl ■ ■;■".'". :'Men : VSoft : FeltHatsfor2slid ■''■" ,V." ■Boys':-aiid Youths' Felt Hats from Is 9d Men's Ulster Overcoats from 17s (id ■■■.;>> •" ■Men's Strong Working Shirts 2s 9d . '■:■"■ ■;Meri!s':Regatta Shirts 3s 9d ' ""' '"X\-;% .He'ayy-'iWhite Blankets froni lis .9d per repair' '''I 1 ' .-;■■ .'Heavy Twill. : Sheoting, 2 yds per yard ■' '. " ; v: .;X- : -B' : . Colonial Flannels from Is per yard,'- •■.': Heavy. Unbleached Calicoes front 3d •'■per'; ■■;fy.yard'.; ; ").■■.■ "Siliuia Lining, good quality,'4^por;yard'. 'And all other '%j3k EQUALLY 'CHEAP; ffiff. ~AT.THE- ■■■^■: : .yi-%': Wah'arapa Clothing Fac- '■■ " tor'y, ~'-;■ ■■■';vv^<;' ■:' y£ (OPPOSITE THE ;%i . Queen Street ;'-Mastmt6n.' ; ;,' :* %!!&■;s m. .; The.Book debts in tho-estatq ~of Rapp & Hare must bu paid at'tho Wairarapa Clothing Factory ;AT .ONCE.'. -. -A'. : -^ ; ■■ mARATiHKARTERTON JOCKEY -■'.'■ M|Tfito ; MEETING,; Pr«sidei\t:. W..C.'.Buchanan, M.H.R.; ../Judge": E. W. Dorset; Handiuapper : '■',:':H..McMaster; Starter, N. Grace; :,- ; Stbwards : F. W. R. Seed, J. Eaton, ;.:;E."H; Buokeridge,. A. : , Clifton, S.. y : -.Tailored, N. Grace, T. Grace ;■ .Clerk ;'{ of Soaus :L. Nix; Clerk op Course; . E. A. Beard ; Hon. Treasurer :. A.; ■- McKenzie;■ Hon Secretary,',G.vVY. T- f: H "PROGRAMME.';";:; ■ Vfgfc HANbioAP,;HußDLE''RACEiof'':3o;.'sovs :: ; /second horse to receive 5 sovs from! the. ; - ; stakes, 1\ milos■'; ''over'. ; six' flights : of :■■; hurdles 3ft 9in liigli,. :,;: Nomiiiation 1 ■: sov, acceptance 30s, -..'■ t . Hack Hurdle Race of:;;10,sovs. - One mile ; over four flights, of; hurdles, 3ft ■: 9inhigh.. lOstup. 'Postentrance 10s, Birtuday Handicap of 50 .sovs; second ;■;' horse to receive 5 sovs from; the stakes. 1£ miles. Nomination 1 soy; accept-. ' ance3os.\ ;. .. :/;■/• Hack Race of 10 sovs!; Once round the course. lOst.up. Post entrance 10s. Olajieville Handicap of 25 sovs. One and a quarter miles ; second horse to . save his stakes. Nomination 1 sov j acceptance 1 sov. ' . Consolation Handicap of 20 sovs.. Once round the course.' Nomination. 10s; acceptance 1 sov.,.',];._

RULES AND REGULATIONS. All entries must bo made subject to the condition hut nil disputes, claims, a..rt objections nrisinjout of the racing shall be decided by a majority, of tho Stewards present, or whom they may appoint, and that such decision shall be.final and binding in all *"SC3. Nominations lor Handicap Hurdle Rac, Birthday Handicap, and Claroville Handicap, to bo mado In writing, stating naros, pedigree, performances, description, and uge of lurso, and tho colors of tho rider, and to be scut in, accompanied by the nomination foe, to tiie Hon. Secretary, G. W. Dellcr, Carterton, on or before THURSDAY, 20th April, 1880, at 0 p.m. Weights to bo declared on FRIDAY, 7th May, 1835, and published in tho local newspapers, j Acceptances and general entries to bo mado on or before MONDAY, 24th May, 18S0, at 9 p. in ' Thrco entries or tho public money will be withheld. No protest will ho considered unless lodged with '• tho Secretiry within, ton minutes after tho race, accompanied by a deposit of two pounds, which shall be forfeited if the stewards are of opinion that tho protest is frivolous or vbxalioiu. All Jockeys to ride in tho colors nominated, oi & fine of 1 Bov. will be enforced. The saddling bell will ring at 11 a.m., first race to" start at 11.80 sharp. The rules of tho Club to apply in all cases, where not provided for In this prograin'mt. 'A horse to run in the Hack and Hack Hurdle Races, must comply with tho following conditions, viz:- ■ -. . ft.) It must bo in actual use as a' bona tide' hack. (2.) It must not havo been trained, i.e., galloped or sweated in clothing or rug at least for six months . before thia raco mooting. ' '' (3.) It must iievcr havo been enteral for any other race, the advertised stake of which being moro than fifty pouuds. (4.) It must not for two yclrs previous to this race meeting havo'starled for any race except a Hack or Hack Hurdle Race. (5.) It must'never have won any race except a Hack or Hack Hnrdle Raco. 0, W. DULLER, 2207 Hon. Secretary. £2O REWARD. iREBY offer the sum of Twenty J. Pounda (£2O) for any information such' as will lead to tho conviction of the person or persons who set firo to tho Btacks on tho "lea" property, on Thursday night last, Ist April 2202 W. ANDREW. ARTHUR WARBURTON, & GO. Stock and SuarebrokeMjLand, Estate, Financial, and General Commission ' Agents, Lajibion Qcay, Wellington.