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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3045, 3 November 1888, Page 3

MASTERTON ROAD BOARD, mENDERS will be received till noon 1 on SATURDAY, the 17th current for the following Works 80 Chains Formation oil the Wangaelm Road. 130 Chains SO links Formation on the Wangachu Road. R, WILSONK, ! CLKUK. I Road Board Office, Masterton; Nov, li, 1888. 8015 NOTICE. HAVING this day sold iny business to Mr Josbi'ii I hereby request that all accounts owing umbo paid to Ik Caki'enteu at .his shop by (lit UOtli November. Any accounts remaining unpaid after that dato ivill be placed in the bands of my solicitor for collection without further notice. JANE BAUMBER. November 1,1888. NOTICE. I HAVE this day sold my intorest in tlio business carried on by mo as ■ boot and shun importer and manufacturer to Mn Joswii Carpenter of Masterton, and while thanking my customers for thesupport awarded to mo, would recommend iny successor to tlio favornblo notico of tho public of Mastorton and District. JANE BAUMBER, Novcinbor 1,1888. With roferonco to tho above, JOSEPH OAIU'ENTER begs to intimate that the business will ho carried on as herc-to-l'ore, and trusts, by strict attention to business and niodcrato charges to receivo a full share of public support. 2844 CENTRAL BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. TOSEPH CARPENTER bogs to intiy mate to tlio Public generally, that ho has purchased .the old established business (of which he has been manager for tho last ten years), from Mrs J. Bamiiek (lato Follinghamj so successfully curried on in thoso centrally-situated premises, QUEEN-St MASTERTON, and as ho thoroughly understands the requirements of customers, they may rely upon being supplied with the BEST and MOST SUITABLE Goods, As Hie present slock MUST BE REALISED, Every lino will bo RE-MARKED, and sold at CONSIDERABLY BELOW COST PRICE. CASH SALE will connnonco on Saturday, Nov, 3rd, and continue for ONE MONTH, Great Reductions! LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS 11 GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Note the address— JOSEPH CARPENTER, LATE BAMBKRS' CENTRAL ROOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE, ■ QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. WAIRARAPA HACK RACING CLUB FEATHEBSTON. President: A, Matthows, Esq; Vice-President: F, Monckton, Esq; Stewards: Messrs W. H, Niiols, J, S, Cunily W. A. Donald, A, Donald, S, Cundy, ■ J. F. Tocker, and It. Barton, Judgo: Mr A. Matthows, • Starter: Mr C. Cundy, Clerk of the Scales: Mr A, Bale, mHIi ANNUAL RACE MEETING of X the above Club, will be held on Mil W. KICOLS COURSE, nenrFeatherslon, ox THE dm OF NOVEMBEII, 1888. PROGRAMME, ' 1, Handicap Hviiiiles, L 25, second horse Lo from the stakes about 1J miles. Over 0 flights hurdles 3ft (iiu high, | Nomination 10s; acceptance 15s. 'J, Maiden Pmtk, Lls, About 1 mile, Wcjglit for ago. Open to all horses which have never won an advertised race. Nomination 15s, It. Wairakapa Hack Handicap, L 35 second liorso L 5 from tho stakes, about 1} miles. Nomination 15s ; acceptance 20s. 4, Ladies Puasn Handicap, Lls, about 1£ miles, Minimum weight flat 71bs, Nomination 7s Gd, acceptance 7s Gd. 5. KyisoHanijioap, L 25, Second liorso L 5 from the Stakes, about jjinile Winner of tho Wairavapa .Hack Handicap to carry 71bs penalty, Nomination 10s, acceptance 15s, G. Members Raco LlO, About one mile, (or horecs which have novcr started, the bona fide property of members. To be riddcu by members. Minimum weight 12st, Post entry 10s, J. Consolation Handicap, LlO, About 1 milc,_ For all beaten horses at this meeting, Entries to be mado within half an hour after the Flying Handicap is run, Nomination ss; acceptance ss. Nominations, acceptances, &c. closo as under—- _ Members liace, post entry 10s. Consolslion—Entries,liallan hour after tlio Flying. Acceptances half an hour.after tho weights posted. , • Tho Rules of the Club aro tlio rules of the Wellington Racinp Club so far as practicable, and all races will be run under tho rules of racing as adopted by the Wellington Metropolitan Club, and tho rules and general conditions as follows 1. No entry will be received for any raco except upon tho condition that all claims, disputes and objections arising, shall be decided by a majority of the stewards present, or whom they may appoint, and their decision upon all points shall be final. 2. All nominations, entries, and acceptances to be mado in writing, addressed lo tho Secretary, at the Oddfellows Hall, Featlierston. No nomination or acceptance will be received after the advertised time, of closing under any pretcnco whatever, or unless accompanied by (lie necessary amounts. 3. All races at this meeting will be confined to hacks only. Hack shall mean a liorso that has never started for weight for age or handicap races, up to date of entry, and are not nominated for Derbys,St Legcrs Champagne or Guineas. 4. Weight for age shall mean where tho weight for ago scalo has bcou carried, 5. Iu all nominations for handicaps, tho name, age at time of entry, pedigree, color, sox and previous performance of the borne, name of owner, and colors of rider must ho given, All horses to ho ridden in distinguishing colors. G, Any protest must be lodged in writing within ten minutes after the raco to which it refors, accompanied by 2 sovs, which will be returned only if the protest is sustained, _ 7* Horses walking over will receive 50 per cent of (lie stake?, 8. All persons intending to withdraw horses arc required to givo notice in writing.to the Secretary half an hour before the official time of starting such race. Any person neglecting or refusing to comply with this rule shall pay a line, to bo iiii posciJby the Upwards, not exceeding £2O totlioracp fund. Owners are particularly fequ'ested to observe this rule. Trains will s(op at the Crossing near the Bacecpurso to put down anil tako up pas. sengern. Full particulars iu future issue- ' " ■"' ; : TV; BOCK, - 3012 Secretary, FeatlierßtJß,"