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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4038, 15 February 1892, Page 3

mBEATRE ROYAL, Maatorton I TUESDAY, MhFckmj.hw fit tenured to Mrs J. D.. FOLEY, upon winch occasiou a number of Lady and Gentleman amateurs, have kindly volunteered their valuable services. 4dmmion—Bs,2s r lt, mHEATRF, ROYAL, MABTERTON. FRIDAY, FEBKITARY 19th, 10R ONE MOHT. Return visit of tho talented Australian Musical Artists THET) A V\ll? FAMILY; THE I XlllN.Jli-FAMILY. I Vocalists, Pianists, YiolinißU,'Flautists, AND BELLR_I_NGERS, Family Prices 2s and Is. (Children half price.) ' " FRED DAWSON, Agent;

RAM ANP EWE FAIR. i Under tlie nusptcca of 'ha Wellington Agricultural and Pastoral Association. MESSRS HARCOURT& CO. will submit to auction on the Association's Shew Gruund on THURSDAY, 18th Fobruaiy()n account of 0. P. Pum.ey, Esq., Luburn, Canterbury. 1 4-tuotli Lincoln am 1 Lincoln ram lamb 1 4-touth Shropshire Down ram 8 Shropshire Down ram lambs Further entries solicited. IJARCOtJRT & CO,, Auctioneers, Wellington.

CAPITAL placed in thn Public Trust Officii guaranteed by the Colony. By "The Public Trust, Offico Acta Amon-lment Act, 1891," the Ci;lony now euarautees the integrity of the capital funds of properties placed in the Public Trust Ofrioo where there ie no direction for the investment of such funds, or where there is no other direction for their investment than generally, at the option of fcho Public Trustee, in General Govern* ment Securities of New Zealand or in mortgage of real estate within the Colony. '2, The Colony also guarantees on such capital funds a fixer! rate of interesl, to be credited quarterly, free of all offico charges, to the properties from which the funds arise. 3, The value of ihis.guaranteo will bo obvious when it is considered that if is—(a,) The guarantee of tho Colony '< iiKiiost loss from investments in I bad or insufficient securities, (n.) Tho guarantee ol the Colony against loss from delay in the investment of moneys, (v.) Tho guarantee of the Colony that the interest fixed by Order in Council shall be regularly and punctually paid, free of all chwes of the Public Trust Office. 4, Tho rates of interest to h allowed by the Public Trußt Office on the Capital Funds for investment aro 5 por cent on any amount up to £'3,000, and' 4 per cent on the amount in excess of £3,000, and those rates, which are allowed free of all charges, will result in an income of—£so a year from LI.OOO, or 5 per cent 150 „ 3.000, or 6 percent 190 „ 4,000, or 4J por cent 230 „ 5,000, or 4 3-Ctha „ • 270 „ 0,000, or 4i per cent and so on, J, K. WABBUETON, Public Trustee,

MABTERTON-OPAKIJOOKEY CLUB. l utumnTieeting SxPATmoK'sDAY.TnUESDAy, 17th Marod, 1892. To be hold on the MASTERTON-OPAKIMOE-CUORSE, \ President, Mr A. W, Cave j Hon, Treasurer, A. A, Elkioe; C, F, Vallance; Starter,T. H. Hill; Deputy; J. Soho' field; Handioapper.A. R Macfarlane; Clerk of Scales, E. B. Hare; Time keeper, Jas, Mmr; Clerk of Course, W. lorns, Stewards, Messrs T, JI. Brown, W. B. Biiiok, E, E, Chamba lain, A. Henderson, 0, Cowper, A, Fraser, Herbert Welch, H. Yates,'and Hugli Campbell.

PROGRAMME. 1, Hack Hnrdlo Handicap, 36 sow ; seoond horec, 5 sovs ; 1J miles, over five flights of hurdles, Norn, loi, aco. los. 2, Members Bnce, list up, 20 aovs; Eccond horse 5 bovs j 1J miles. For horsos that have never IncscV a starter, to be owned by bono, jlit members of the Club oub month prior to the meeting, remaining in district ttio same time; horses to bo ridden by members, Now, 10', ace. 3, tit Fatriek's Handicap, 60 bovs ; second horse 10 sovs; -\\ miles. Norn, 20s, aco 20s, at post 20a, 4, Handicap Hack Bnce, 25 bote ; second hoise five sovs;' | mile, Norn, Iss, aco. 10a, ■ • ; ' ■ ■ • 6. Flying Handicap, 45 bovs ; second horsq ' 5 11 mile! tfqrjil 20s, acAV'S-ss.'' 6, Handicap Hack Bace, 35 eovs; second horse 5 sovs, Norn. 20s, aco, 16s. 7, Selling Bace, 1 mile, w,f,B„ 15 boys' Nom. 15s, RULES AND REGULATIONS, All Kaces to be run under tho Bules of Baoing. In oaso of a protest the same must bo lodged with the Heoretary within 16 minutes after the race has boon run, with a deposit of £2, such deposit to be.forfeited if-the protest-be' found to be trivoloiis or rexav

■ J|o Swatohiqg pi Horses allowed, unlcea throußh tio'Bbcrelary. and thirty minutes before the time of starting, • : ; " 'No Entry will be' received lot any Bace exoept under the conditions that all claims, dilutes, and 'objections 'arising Bhallbd decided'by' thei'Stewards,'or whom. \\m appoint,'iild the* docisloh"'upott 'all points'shaJl'bcfin.aV ' AllNominationa.Entrances, Acceptances, etc., accompanied by the necessary amount, must be ♦« "•' "''.,,„ ',. ■. • .... «. mi oecretary, Hastcrton, No Entry will bo received after the hour named on any presence whatever,' Any Jockey riding, except iri colours, will be fined 2 sovs,' Tho amount for second homo will bo deducted from the advertised amount of Tho'winner of Selling Hack Ra.ce tot bo soldinunediatfly after the race for soys., any surplus to he divided bptwo'on the Olub ijn'dthd second horse, Horses walking ovonvill receive 50 per cent, of thestakos,

Hack means a horse that baa never won a race or is not nominated at the dato of entry tor anyjrace - Haok and Hunter Raoe6 excepted. Nominations for all Handicaps (to bo scaled and addressed to tho Secretary) olose atMaslorton on Saturday, February 27th, at ftp.nj.' or on' arrival "of nfglif'train froin \Vellingtqu,'' ' ' " ••■■'' '■' Weights to bo deolarcd on or before Saturday, sth March, at 8 p.ui, Entries including Members Dace and BoilingHaco, and,acceptances on Saturday 12th March at 8 p.ni.'or'oa arrival of night train from Wellington. ••. E, H. WADDINGTON, Secretary. Submitted to and approved by the- Wd» lington Baoing Club thie 11th day of Februaryi-1692, . ...'. ..- :• •.'•' : '.,. V.t fiecte'twyr