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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3657, 8 November 1890, Page 1

EXTRACTS FROM THE MOST RECENT JOURNALS OF FASHION IN LONDON AND PARIS, 1 Ilie cliiof interest at- Marlborough House was, ot oourse, oentred in tlio person of tlw Quoen. Her Majesty was attired completolv in black, with the slight ralief ef one white flower in lior black bonnet" Our now etook of BIAUK DRESS FABRICS comprises all the desirable uoyolties adapted for span- wear Lady OrookowM attired with charming grace at the cliiei Socioty function yesterday.. Hor dross was in white and Hohotrope: and she woro a small gold bonnet, in which appeared a little sopia browri'' We have a VERY CHOICE and ELEGANT assortment of these GOLD BUN'NBIS AT TUB WHOLESALE FAMILY DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, -- TEAKO HOUSE, WELLINGTON. OUR ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SPRING SEASON,

TARATAHI-OARTERTOJt HACKIUOING CLUB'S ANNUALHEETING, , To be hold on tho raratahi Bace-Courso on TUESDAY, NOYEMBEEIB,IB9O. President, IV 0 Buchanan; Vice-President, N Grace j Treasurer, Xf B Allon; Judge, T Ray; Starter, N Grace •, Stewards, E H Buckoridge, 0 ICemble, W B Allen, E Kemble, R Buckcridgo, TRay, ALyford, John Eaton, J L Kimbell. Haudicapper, N Graco j Clerk of Scales, 0 Kemble j Clerk ot Course, Robt. Buckcridge, —PROGRAMME - 1. Hack Hurdle Race of 20 bovs, second Hotbo 5 bote from stakes; about one and a half miles, over,six flights of hurdlos,' Bft Gin high, nomination 10s, acceptance 10s, 2. Maiden Plate of 15 sovs, second horse 3 bovs from stakes: about one mile j weight for age; open toalljiorscs that haveihbvor won 1 a raco of any description, 3. Taratahi-Carterton Handicap .of'3o sovs,' second horse 5 sovs from stakes; about one and a half miles ; nomination los, acceptance 15s, 4. Welter Handicap of 15 sovs, second horse 3 sovs from stakes; about ono aud i quarter miles: nomination 7s GJ, acceptance 7s lid, 5. Hying Handicap of 10 sovs, about threequarters of a mile: nomination ss, acceptance ss, 6. Olarevlllo Handicap of 20 sovs, second hoi hq 5Ws from stakes j about one and a' qu?rtor miles; nomination 10s, acceptance 10a; winner T C Handicap to carry 71bs extra. 7. Forced Handicap of 10 sovs; about one mile; nominations to be made ten" minutes after Clareville Handicap has been run for ; entrance, winners 10s; beaten horses ss. ' Date of Nominations, Tuesday, October 28th. Weights declared on TUBtDAY, November 11, Acceptances anil Entries for Shiden Plate, Saturday, Novombcr 15, —ItULES AND REGULATIONS—1. Raceß to bo run under Metropolitan Rules, 2. No entry will bo received for any raco exccptupon condition that all claims, dispute?, and objections shall bo decided by a majority of Stewards present or whom they may appoint, and their decision • on all points SHALL BE FINAL.' 3. All nominations, entries, and acceptances (to bo mado in writing addressed to the Secretary at tho Observer- Office, Carterton) will be received up to the arrival of tlio late train from Wellington on tho advertised date of closing. No nomination or acceptance will be received on any preteuco whatever, unless accompanied by tho necessary lee, 4. All races at the mecHbg shall beconGncd to hacks duly. A Hack slSlTjiiean a horse tlmt hp noycr started for, or is entered for, a wei?l|t for ago or handicap at time of starting and has not been nominated for Derbies, Champagnes, or Guineas to bo run for this racing soason j hack races oxccnted, 5. In all nominations for 'Handicaps, the name, age,pedigree, color,-sex, and previous performances of tho horse,name of owner, and colors of tho.ridcrs, must bo given, All horses to bo riddon in distinguishing colors! _ G. Any protest must bo lodged with the Secretary in writing, within ton minutes after the race to which it refers has been run, and mustboAccowpanlcd by two sovereigns, which will be retumcdonly if tho protest is sustained, 7, Horses welkins over will receive fifty .percept of Plosives, 8. All persons intemlingtowitlulraw horses aro requested to give notice in writing to the Secretary before the official time of starting such iace. Any person neglectinj or refusing tq comply with ■, this rule shal paya fine, to be imposed bvlio towards, not exceeding fo, which shall bo placed, to the credit,of tho race- fund. OWNERS ARE PARTICULARLY REQUESTED TO OBSERVE THIS RULE, • 0. No percentage deducted from Stakes. ' -GATE TARIFi)'— Pedestrians and Passengers, Is: Horsemen, lsGd: One-lione vehicle, Is lid; Two-horse vehicle, 2s; Each extra ljotse, Qd j Drivers, Ladies, and Children under 10 years of age, FREE, IV Mckenzie, Secretary, Submitted to and approved by tho Veilington Racing Clnb. H M LYON, Secretary

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A. HENDERSON, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER & OPTICIAN, rN thanking the public [or their oeral t Buppotfc during the last four years, vislies to call attention to the Large and {Veil Assorted Stock of' Watches, namely, Whellet'a Silver Hunting Levers, Ehrardts & Matnoya'; also a large assortment of Bee Clocks, Feap o' Day, Alarums, Pebbles, pantoscopic pectacles, ladies gold dress rincp, and in connection with the trade, ■nade to order—designs kept on the eternises, Watches, Clocks, and ■ Jewel' lory repaired on the premises at the shortest notice. Pipes mounted. ■ A, HENDERSON.