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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2461, 26 November 1886, Page 3

■ 1 .OVVt'.H «St loi'll.!*. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27 At 2 O'Clock.'. Fumiture'/Produce, &cV ; owes i ioms wm m Wiibojei k^'- .' .:;/;•'T"'"". ~ New ,^d, ; Furniture,. '-,' Suite*, Couches;'. y Bedsteads, M^ttresaea,. T^aah* . fttaiiUs.'PressingTables, Watches,' .• Clocks, Jewellry, Cooking Uten- . ails, .-Potatoes, Outs, Barjey,' '■ Poultry, Horses, etc., Also, on. account-estate-Mr NicliolsonV deceased,. Clothing, Portmanteau and Sundries. . .2460. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1." ' At.l o'clock.".. •'-. . : LOWES MORNS* .. MASTERTON YARDS. ',' ft A Good' 2 -' year- old Shorthorn '• V U Heifers ■> QA Head' Mixed Cattle'-' . .. ( OQA GobdFat Wethers for freezing I'tAFatShoep ■•'■■' "' '•"Dairy Cotvs, Pig's, Draught and Hack • 'lofßes." ■.': 2461 MASTERTON. &OPAKI . - JOCKEiJ.eLUB/ SumrrieF Meeting 1886. To.be held on the NEW RAOE>- ,- COURSE, OPAKI, on MONDAY 27, <fc TUESDAY, 28 DECEMBER. ' . • ■FIB.STMY.;, Derby, of 85 Sovs. -Second librae 10 aovs;' . • For threo-year olds." Cijltsi Bst l'Olbs; Fillies and Geldings, Bstfilbs.. ;.l-£inilqs. ; Nominationlsov; 1 sov .at night of '. general entry.. 1 sov at post. Closed I with 13 nominations., "''• . ! Member's- Hack Race," of 20- sot's. ~ . Second .horse 5 abve. For'horses that hate never started'for.ariy raw ; 12 at.; • op.- Ho'rscs'tu be 'the bonafidd property of Members of the.Olubat least "one month previous' to date of meeting and to be ridde.u' hy menlbers. Onco round' the course.. Puat.entry.lßOv. • '■'• Opakt Stakes- Handicap,. 125 sovs,— Second' hofs'o.lO soys, ljr milos. ;Noniination, l'eoy; acceptance 3sovs-; . and.2 sovs'at post' MAinKSr Djstmii'-Haok: .Race,; .15 sovs, For lior'seß'that ha.y'e.novpr-Btarted for- ■ atiy'taco' Catch weights.' 'Post.ontry.lss.. . • '■■■■■' \OHAIirAC : NESlAkES,''pl-l()080VS,-SocbTld ■ horso' i}ff.' Boya. For' 'two-yeaf-olds, Colts, 78t,l01bs;;FillicB,aBd:.Geldings,' •';" 7st Gib., Sjx Furlongs. Nomination, 1 sov; 2 sovs at'night of general entry"; I sov at post. 'Closbdwitlill-'jwnmia-tions: '.' • : ■ ■ •

Railway Plate . Handicap, .GO sovs.— SecondhorselOsoys. |mile..Nomina- ;. tion 1 soy ; acceptance 2 soys. ■ .-.= . SECOND DAY.'' Hurdle Handicap, 40 sovs.-Second • horse 1060 vs. • 2i!)iles.'! over hurdlesi . ■ 3St 6m high. • Nomination 1 soVj ; Hack Hurdle Race, 15 'sovs.—Second • horse- 2.80V8, Once r&un'd tlio • course; '■;.Nofc less.than lOat up,: Post entry 165.Masterton Handicap, 50. sovb.—Second .hiirso lO.so'va.:- hiule'.- Nomination 1 sov;; acceptance'£llos. Hack- Race, 10- sovs,-For horses in actual use as- a hack, and which have nevorrun tor other than Hack Races. Oneo round tlio course. Catch weights..Post entry 105.." TttADE6MEN'sH-ANDiCAr,-80BdvB.—Second horse 10 goto. 1| miles. Nomination .1 sov ; acceptance 2 sovs, and 1 bov at post. • Pack Race, 10 sovs;—Once round the course. Nine stone up. Post entry 10s. • - .' Consolation Hasdicai\ 25 bovs.-Second horse ssovs, 1 mile, Post entry 1 Bov, ■ Nominations for Opaki Stakes Handicap, Railway Plate Handicap,' Mastevton Handicap, and Tradesman's Handicap (to be sealed and addressed to the Secretary), Masterton, on Saturday, November 27th; at 9 p.m. • Woights to be declared, on Saturday, Doccmber 11th, atß p.m. .General 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. Haudicapper.: Mr J. P-.EVETT, •'■'.'■ RICHARD J. FIT'TON, 2-137 -.'.'• •'• Secretary, M.O.J.C, -THEATREROYiVL,. r .MASTERTON,. ..' '"'• FLOCKOT'S : . '.■-.■ SATURDAY, .NOVEMBER.-27.' . . Rc-tyfifi Christmas Week"?■TOXS /.. TOYS!! TOY'S fir Christmas presents 'alniost' giv'on' away Artioles-'frombNE- pe)My Each..',.

Theatre open daily' for inspection;'of Novoltio'a FREE! ' B&inq Youk Children. ';..}■' '•' \ <Y..', AHi-ABEINVITED/ - .:'■•..■ REMOVAL OF THE r WISH to inform my numerous friends x and customers' ah'd. the inhabitants of Masterton generally, tha,Uhave removed., the above factory to' premises, next door toT.G, Mason, Chemist, and are opening.up a large .-etook of Men's,' Boy'a and Youth's New 'Zealand Tweed CLOTHING, which I am marking. off at' 10% advance, .on the Mill Prices. My oufltomors will therefore mate a cleansaving of at least 2(s, by buying their clothing at the ■ ~ • ■•."••. WAIRARAPA CLOTHING FACTORY. Note the address— ; -.! Next Door toT. & Mason,' : . , '. Queen Street, MAmitTbN. '■■'.< E. B. HARE,