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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3372, 28 November 1889, Page 4

, E. Pearce- i. ; i WAN 1.E1) KNOWN. I" PEAItGE J is ....... ! SELL] Kt< •: POLLOCK'S' WALKING it , SIIOEB AT 10/6 ' •a WANTED KNOWN. Is Sclliiifr Deal WATERTJG HTS, not SIEVES, at 12/ li WANTED KNOWN. P E A |s E C E SELLING KICK LADIES' KID ELASTIC BOUTS AT WANTED KNOWN. is selling at the cash boot MAKT NICK LAD IKS' WALKING SHOES, (Lace and Button) fi/fl, 7/6, 8/li _ WANTED KNOWN. At PKA ROE'S yon can get tho Boat Prunella Walkinc Boota lor 4/11, ÜBiial price 8/0 WANTED KNOWN. WOMEN'S HIKE LEATHGIt LACE BOOTS 9/6 At Pearce's WANTED KNOWN. There is no OLD STOCK at PEAUOEi'S __He Soils OQQD BJOTS. WANTED KNOWN. WOMEN'S LEATHER SLIPPERS, SISWN, a/u at PEARCE'S ant Boots 1/ Infant Shoes 1/ AT TUB CASH BOOT MART. WANTED KNOWN. PEA R C E la Selling Dent's English Balmorals 10/6,126 (id at the Cash Boot Mart, QUEEN STREET. WANTED KNOWN, That there is NO "3 PROFITS" at PEARCE'S P.EARCE Is Selling MEN'S SHOOTERS at 9/ti, 10/6,12/6 WAxN'TED KNOWN. I'ia.ncE Is Sellin? MEN'S ELASTIC BOOTS, 9/i, PEGGED. WANTED KNOWN, BOY'S SHOOTEHS (i/0 at PEARCES. Bo not Mistake SHOP. JS-LOOK O¥T FOlsi THIS IS PEARCE'S, Queen Street., MASTERTON 1 1 ANNUAL MliliTlNi; OF THE SOUTH WAIRARAPA RACING CLUB, To be held on the TAUHERENIKAU RACECOURSE ON WEDNESDAY, Ist January, 1890, President—Mr H. Bunny-; Vicc-l'rcnidenl— Mr.Matthews; Treasurer, JlrW, Candy; Judge, Mr A, Matthews; Starter, "Mr W, Uundy; llsiulicappers, Jlr A, It. Macfarlmio and It. Unckeridge; Stewards, Messrs C M'.cShane, A McKcnzie, WJ Nix, A Wilkinson, V Bock. U Reynolds, and K McKcnzie; Timekeeper, AV 0 Willi&ms; Clerk of Scilcs, Mr R Hi; ton. PHOGR4MWE. 1 Mai hex I'i.ate of 20 sovs, 1| mile, wf a For horses that have never won an advertised race othi-r than hack laces, The winner of an advertised race of t'3o or over after nomination to cany a penalty of 51bs, Entrance "is. 2 Miami,i: Handicap of SO sov«, second horse 3 3ovs from the stakes, Over 1 lundlcs >ft Oin high. Nomination tos; acceptance 10#, 3 Hack HhniK H.wmcAr of IT govs, second horsesovs from the stakes. H miles; over 7 hurdles, 3ft Oin ; for hoists tint have notrun for other than hack races for 12 months irevioiis to dateof this mooting. Nomination Oj j acceptance As. ' S WIIC llAxmu.u 1 of 80 sovs, second liorso 10 sovs from the stakes. U mlics-' die winner of an advertised race of uO sovs or over after t-lic declaration of wights to cany a penalty of 7H>». domination 1 sov, acceptance 2 sovs. !>. Hospital Hack, for saddle and bridle, -ftlue i'o sa. ; j mile; lOst up; for untrained Maiden Hacks. Jockeys not allowed to ride. Post entry tin, The whole of the proceeds to go to the Greytown Hospital. i!. I'l.Yittl Hamiicai', of 30 sovs, second horse il sovs from tho stakes. J-mile. The winner of an advertised race of 25 sovs or over nffardeclaration of weights to carry a penalty of life, Nomination las, acceptance 10s. Hac if IlAXlJiar, of "0 ws, second horse 3 sovs from the stakes. If mile, For all (|lialil:cd hacks. Tho winner of an advertised race of "0 sovs or over after declaration of weights to carry a penalty of Olbs. Nomination 10d. ncceptanee 10s. 8. New Yeau's Haniiicaiv of 00 sovs, second horse 5 sovs from the Stake". 1 mile, llandicapto ho made on the course lu minutes after " Flying" is run. Acceptances close 10 minutes after declaration of weights, Nomination £l, acceptance t'l • ■ Kl'Llifi AND REGULATION'S, 1 All races to bo rim under the Rules of Racing as adoptctlby the Metropolitan Club. 2 No entry will bo received for auy race except upon the conditions tli.it all Claims, Disputes, and Objections arising shall he decided by a majority of the Stewards present, or' those wlioin tliev appoint, anil their decision on all.puints shall lie final. 3 All Nominations, Entries, and acceptances to he made in writing, addressed to the ■Secretary, Oddfellows Hall, t'eatbcinton. •( No Nomination or acceptance will he received after Iho advertised time of closing under any pretence whatever, or unless accompanied by tho necessary amouuts, a All protests mii3t he made in writing to the Secretary within fifteen imnutas after the horses pass the post, with a deposit of 2 sovs, which sum will he forfeited if the protest is not sustained. 0 In ull nominations for handicaps, the name, ago at time of entry, pedigree, color, sex, and previous performances of the horse, name of owner, and colors of rider must be given. 7 Hack shall mean a horse which lias never started for other than hack races; and is not at tbe date of tlic meeting nominated for other than hack races, ti Horses walking over will receive 50 per cent of ts)e stakes- !) All peisons intending to withdraw horses are required to givo notice to the Secretary in writing half an hour before the oflicial tiin'c of starting such race. Any person refusing or' neglecting to comply with this rule sliall pay a line, to be imposed by tho Stewards, not exceeding tf.'O, to the race fund, Owners are particularly requested to observe this lule, NOMINATIONS for Handicap Hurdles, Hack Hurdles, SAV R C Handicap, Flying Handicap, Hack Handicap, and New Year Handicap, addressed to the Secretary, Oddfellows' Hull, Featherston, close on SATURDAY, Dccente 7tli, at 8 p.ni AYMGH'I'S declared on SATURDAY, December 1-ltli, at B'p.in Acceptances for handicaps, anil Entries for iMaidcn Platoon THURSDAY, December 19th, at 8 p.m Nll.—The first race will start at la o'clock sharp. A, DONALD, Secretary, llm programme has been submittal to and received the approval of tho Wellington '■S (-'iub. 331)5 ( Wool. Wool, Wool. rnHE undesigned is again a Cash 1 Purchaser of WOOL in large or small quantities. - W, H, io LISLE,