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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2458, 22 November 1886, Page 3

■■'. : I'QWes & lorns. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, '■'_■' '_■"■ -At 11 o'clock. Sale of exhibits Jn counectio with.the ]Vlasterton Paston : "Slibw. ; ".■;.■'" ■ TOWES.&lOMSwillsellatfche: U • yards the day following the Shov exhibits in- stock, implements, vehicle; produce,. &c. ■ • , •'..".• Entries-advertised as received, ■■■'''.■■■•■ '■ • - ■ 24E GRAND OPENING op' '■■■■ MASTERTON RIFLE • VOLUNTEEi DRILL HALL. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, UNDER the patronage of the Ladie of Masterton. APROMEKADEGOWCERT AND BANC Will be held on the above date to celebrate the opening ot the ■. • above Ball. To COMMENCE AT 8.30. . " TICKETS Ss. '.' Committee : Captain Donald, Sereean Matthews, Vols, H. and J. Bentley, Pen ccck, W. A, Wilton,. Leahy, Hounsloft Hoitioiiß, Oorpl. Kibblewhite, Vol.- -I' Pelting, and Lieut. A.G.THOMPSON, " 2449 Sec. Drill Hall .Committee. rnHJS " Tailor and Cutter." the leadini X journal of the trade in the world thus raters to Messrs GEORGESON am Go's exhibit of Wellingtoinnade clot-liing dn the Colonial and Indian Exhibition London:—"The gouuVaro in glass casci and we cannot get a near view of them but judging by the- felling inside of ,' Covert Coat, and as much as we could see of its edges, we do not think that any thing bettor could bo shown from anj part of the world, We certainly did not see any felling in Ryan's exhibition tc equal it for evidences ot really sound practical tradesmanship. It is an easj thing to attempt feats of workmanship, for a special occasion, but a closo inspection of small things will generally reveal irregularities, thus showing that the operator is not used to it, But this work as far as we could see, is perfectly regular, and not done for the occasion, We must certainly congratulate our colonial brethren upon their enterprise. The evidences of their industry are manifold, and clearly show that they belong to, and are part of a family which may be fairly and truthfully, termed, a great and glorious people, 2460 mm m m HERBAL REMEDIES : ARE WORTH-THEIR WEIGHT IN . TTTE will guarantee to cure any case W that we undertake. Persons suffering from any Chronic Disease, no matter how long standing, should write us for advice. If it is curable we will toll, so if we cannot cure you wo. will ba faithful and tell you we cannot, as wo do not claim to perform impossibilities, IgpSee List of Testimonials every Sat urday in this paper. Advice I'Vcc 61/ enclosing stamp /jv reply R. AYRES, MEDICAL HERBALIST, TARANAKI-ST., WELLINGTON. _ -_ 2359 MASTERTON k OPAKI. JOCKEY _ CLUB, Summer Meeting 1886. To be held on the NEW RACECOUESB, OPAKI, on MONDAY 27, t TUESDAY, 28 DECEMBER. FIRST DAY, Dkiijiy, of 85 Sovs.—Second horse 10 sovs, For three-year olds. Colts, Sat lOlbs; Fillies and Geldings, Bstslbs. H miles. Nomination 1 sov; 1 sov at night of general entry. 1 sov at post. Closed with 13 nominations. Member's Hack Race, of 20 sovs.Second horse 5 sovs, For horses that have never started for any race ; 12 St., up. Horses to be thebonafido property of Members of' the Club at least one month previous to date of meeting, and to be ridden by members. Once round the course. Post entry 1 sov. Oi'AKi Stakes Handicap, 125 sovs,Second horse 10 sovs, H miles, Nomination, 1 sov; acceptance .3 sovs; and 2 sovs at post. Maiden Distmot Hack Race, 15 sovs, For horses that have never started for any race. Once round the course, Catch woights. Post entry las, Champagne Stakes, of 100 sovs.-Second horse- 20 sovs. For two-year-olds, Colts, H lOlbs; Fillies and Geldings, 7st(ilb. Six Furlongs. Nomination, 1 sov; 2 sovs at night of general entry ; 1 sov at post. Closed with 11 nominations. Railway Plate Handicap, 00 sovsSecond horso 10 sovs. | mile. Nomination 1 sov; acceptance 2 sovs. SECOND DAY. Hurdle Handicap, 40. sovs,—Second horse 10sovs. Smiles: over hurdles Bft Gin high. Nomination 1 sov. Hack Hurdle Race, 15 sovs,—Second horse 2 sovs. Once round the course. Not less than lOst up. Post entry 15s. Masterton Handicap, 50 sovs.-Socond horso 10 sovs. 1 mile. Nomination 1 sov; acceptance £llos. Hack Race, 10 sovs.-For horses in actual use as a hack, and which have never run tor othor than Hack Races. Onco round the course. ■ Catch' weight*. ■Post entry 10s. Tradesmen's Handicap, SOsovs.-Second horse 10 sovs. 1J miles. Nomination 1 sov; acceptance 2 sovs, and l.sov at post. Hack Race, 10 sovs.-Once round the course. Nine stone up. Post entry 10s. . ' Consolation Handicap, 25 sovs, -Second ■home Bsovs, 1 mile, Post entry 1 sov. Nominations for Opaki : Stakes Handicap, Railway Plate Handicap, Masterton Handicap, and Tradesman's Handicap (to be sealed and addressed to the Secretary), Masterton, ■ on Saturday, November 27th, at 9 p. m . Weights to be declared orf Saturday, DoccnrW 11th, at 8 p,m, Genoral entries and acceptances on Saturday, 18th December, at 9 o'clock p.m. No qualification fee required. All races to be run under the rules of racing, Handicapper: Mr ,1, O.EVETT. ■ RICHARD J. FITTON, 2437 Secretary, M.0.J.0. ST. MATTHEW'S MUSICAL ENTER- ■ TAINMENTS. A CONCERT will be given on THURSDAY, Dec. 2nd, In the Schoolroom. Seats with heb 3d extra, 2450 W. E. PAIGE.