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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4021, 26 January 1892, Page 3

DO IT WELL CONSISTENCY. This has been our aim, nnd this WJS AltE DOING, as the following Reliable Blends --> ill provo >he« you tasto them: DRAGON, 3/. HOUDAH,3/ ; '■ KANURA VALLEY, 2/10 ' • ELBPHANT^/8 CRESCENT, 2/G BUFFALO, 2/4 .. • EMPIRE, 2/2 . MIKADO BLEND OP-CHINA AND INDIAN TEAS, 2/ MIKADO OF INDIAN TEAb, 2/ PURE CEYLON TEA OF UNI* ...FORM QUALITY, 2/ IN LEAD PACKETS. These Blende Lave shaped an incontestable courae of fonio, which is irrefut* able and cannot stop, Upon a solid basis they were produced, and will so remain. Value first, cimUdeuce after—these ate tho links which constitute and bind a progressive business. Uwinu to tho groat caro exercised in selection, these Blends are rich and refreshing, being quite freo from bitterEMPIRE TEV COMPANY. W.&G.TUHHBULLJiCo, PROI'RIETOS.

COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON. C. SMITH '& Co., IN tendering this notice to the general public, beg to offer their thanks to their patrons, and also inform the public generally that thoy have just opened 20 cases of New Gocds for the Christmas and New Ifear trade, comprising i—--2 cases of Men's Tffced Suits from 19/6 to 60/ 2 cases of Men's Trousors from 5/11 per pair 2 cases of Men's Trousers and Vests from 10/6 perpair 2 cases of Men's Straw Hats from 1 vach 1 case Boys' Knicker Suits 4/11 to 17/6 1 caso Gent's Tics, Socks, &o„ &c, &c. 12 dozen Hard Felt Hats 6/6, worth 8/6. , 36 doEen Merino Socks at 6d per •. pair 1 ciibo Regatta and White Shirts, new patterns . 2 cases Men's, Wraths' and Boys' ' Straw Hats SPECIALISE of HARVEST HATS SIXPENCE EACH. Straw Helmets forttavyeat Cd each, FOR THE SHOWROOM--3 .cases Straw Hats, Fancy Apron's Ladies' Linen Fronts, Flowers, l'inafores, Ladies' White and Coloured Garabaldie Jackets ; h\ T ORE AT VARIETY. Ladies' Underclothing Department is complete iimll its branches, 0. SMITH, whilo in the Old Country has given great care m selecting the above goods, which will be a sufficiene guarantee of value and style, and wo are confident cannot be surpassed, Intend' ing purchasers will do well to inspect rhn Stock Infore they invest in their Ohrijtmaß Clothing, C. SMITH and Co,, CASH STORE, QUEEN STREET, MABTERTON. Bk4NChes—Wellington, Nolson, Greymouth and Westnort.

WOODVIMiE DISTRICT JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMNHACKRAOE MEETING. TO tako place on the Woodville ; Raco Course on ..; FRIDAY, APRIL Ist, 1892. ABRIDGED PROGRAMME. • 1, Maiden Handicap Hubdles, of 20sovs, li miles, Nomination 10s. Acceptance 10a. 2, Maiden Plato Of 30 bovb, sccond>rse 5 sovs from thestakes 11J miles, Enhance 30a on day of general entries. 3, Selling Rack Of 15 sovs,, winner to Lo sold for ID 'bovs.' immediately after tie race; 1 mile, Top weight list. 71b'allowed for overy £5 off selling price. Entrance 15s on day of general entries. 4, Handicap Huiiules -Of 40 sovs., »econd horse 5 sovs from tlio (stakes;2miles, Nomination 15s j acceptance 255., 5, WOODVILLE JOOKET CLUB HANDICAP of 70 sovs, second brae 10 sovs from the stakes ;1\ miles, Nominations 30?) acceptances 40s (i, Members' Race of 10 bovs, 1J miles; welter handicap, minimum weight lOst, Nomination7s Gd, acceptance 7s Od, 7, Flvikq Handicap Of 30 sovs, second liorso 5 sovs from thestakes; 6 furlongs. Nomination 10s, acceptance 205,. 8, High Weight Handicap cf 25 sovs, second horse 5 sovs |from the Btakeß; 1} miles j minimum weight 9st. Nomination 10s, acceptance 153. NOMINATIONS for Maiden Handicap Hurdles 10s, Handicap Hurdles 15s, Woodville Jockey Club Handicap 30s, Members' Raco 7s OJ, Flying Handicap 10s, High Weight Handicap 10s, close ' ' with the Secretary at Woodville atO p.* on Saturday, March 12th, 18D2, Weights declared on Saturday, 19th March, 1892. Entries for Maiden Plato 30s, : and Soiling Race 15s, and Acceptances for Maiden Hurdles 10s,' Handicap Hurdles 255, Woodvillo J, C. Handicap 40s, Members' Race fa tid, Flying Handicap 20a, High Weight Handicap 15s, close with the Secretary at Woodvillo at 9 p.m. on Friday, March 25,1892, ■'-' CONDITIONS, INo deduction will be made from the advertised stakes, 2 All the races on this programme aw opentj"hncks"only, 3, " hacks" shall mean horses that have never won an advertised stake exceoding the value of 40 sovs at time of start (nack and hunter races excepted] and tint are not nominated for a Derby, Guineas, St. Leger or Sapling Stakes at time'of start,. 4, No nomination will'be received unless accompanied by the necessary amount in oash. _ '' 5, In all nominations, description, age, pedigree, and performances must bo given, -6. -All horsesrfflmt be riddon in distinguished colours, which must be given at time o,f,enjry. ■••.• ' 7." Metropolitan Racing Club Rules will be strictly, adhered to. . • Wm. NICHOLSON, '■]■:;■ • ; Secretary, For full programme see issue of January 25th.