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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4264, 8 November 1892, Page 3

tirESLEYAN sum SCHOOL Vf SOIKEE, . Is The SeiiooLKOßMj.MAsiEßios,. WEDNESDAY, SOYEMBER, 9,1892. TFA'AT (SIX P.M: TIOKUTB, h; CHILDREN, ii'TER-MEKiixaiii the jUhurcb, at 7,30 p,m„ at which recitations will be given by tho scholars, speeches by the Revs. R, Wool, J.' Dukes,- arid Mr T. J.'Smith (Hume Missionary, Eketahuna), 1 singing by the children, etc., etc. MR A. VV. HOGG INVITES tho electors and residents to uicot him in the PUBLIO HALL, EEETAHUN*, ON FRIDAY EVENING at 8 o'clock. ST. MATTHKW'S SCHOOLROOM, . MA'STEItTON, ' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11IH, . . itt oid of the C/wir Fund. ' ' BAJLK OF WORK From 2to 5 o'olock, and from 7 to 10 o'clock. ADMISSION-6d. ' VV. E.' PAIGE. MODYILLE CENTRAL, AGRICULTURAL ■, PAS'iOUAL ASSOCIATION'S: GrHAND ANNUAL SHOW Will be held at, THE RACECOURSE, WOODVILLE, ON FIiIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1892, For particulars Fee Posters. Wm. NICHOLSON, Secretary. WELLINGTON Agricuitural & Pasiorai, Association GIUND NOVEMBER. SHOW, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, llllhaitd I'ith November, 189& Show Stuck Sale, FRIDAY, 18th. Entries will close on THURSDAY, November 10th. NoTE-Eaok premium catalogue is supplied with an entry form for sheep, cattle and horses. A further supply if ill be furnished by return of post on application. Sheep, cattle, draught horses, and produce will bo judged on Wednes> day lGtli, all light horses and slieep dogs will be judged on Thursday, 17th. Further particulars on. application to HENRY D. O'CALLiGHAN, See. CONCERT. LOOK out for the Grand Concert to be hold in THEATRE ROYAL, Masterton, on TUESDAY, November 22ed, in aid of Masterton Junior Crickot Club, Furthor particulars will shortly appear. rfURATAHI-OARTERTuN HACK 1 RACING CLUB'S ANNUAL MEETING, To be held on tho Taratahi Racecourse on WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9,1892. PresiilenMW. C. Buchanan, M.H.R.j Vice President—N. Grace; Treasurer —W. B. Allen; Judge-N. Greco Startev-J A, Kenall; Handicapper— J. E. Henry, Clerk of Scalos-C. Keuible; Clerk of Course—J. W. Proctor ; Timekeeper-W, 0. Williams,

PROGRAMME 1, Hack Hukdle Rice, 05 sovs; second horso 5 sovs from slakes; about one and a half miles, oyer 0. flights liurdles, 3ft Gin high; nomination sa, acceptance 10b. . 2, Maiden*HackHuhdlkßack, of 10 sovs, about l.Jr railos, over $ flights of hurdles. IVr horses that have never started for a LurJlo race or steeplechaso or won a race of any description; lOst up; entry 10s, 3, OrEN Tahatahi-Caktertox Hasdxoai>, of <lO sova; second horso 5 sovs from_s!akcß about one and a quarter miles; nomination 10s, acceptance 20s. • i, Hack Maiden Plate, of 20 sovs; second borse 5 sovs from slakes; about one mile. Weight for age; open to all horses that have never won a race of any description; entry 10s. 5, Cla he vimjeHack Handicap of 25 sovs second liorec 5 sovs from stakes; about ono mile; nomination ss, acceptance 10b. 0, Qmhwa Handic.it of 30 sovs; second horse 5 sovs from stakes; about three quarters of a mile; nomination 10b, acceptance 10a. Winner of T.C. Haudicap to carry Jibs extra, Raimva? Hack Handicap of 20 bovbj sco ond horses sovs from stakes; about threequarters of a milo; nomination ss, acceptance ss; winner o! Claveville Hack Handicap to carry 71bs extra, Dato of Nominations, SATURDAY, 10th Ootobej. Weights declared on MONDAY," 24th Ootobor, Acceptances and Entries for Maiden Plato Maiden and Hack Hurdle Race, MONDAY 31st October, All nominations, entries; and acceptances (to be made, in writing, addressed to the Secretary at tho Obseuvbii Office. Carterton), will bo receivod up to the arrival of the late train from Wellington on tho date of closing. No nominations or acceptances will bo received unless accompanied by the necessary foe.' In all nominations for handicaps the name, ago, podigree, color, era and provious performances of the horso, name of owaer, and colour of tiler must be given. All horses to bo ridden |in distinißuieliiucc colors. . . Any protest must be lodged with the Secretary in writing within ten minutes alter the race to which it refers has boen run, and must be accompanied by two sovs, which will bo returned only if tho protest iB sustained. Horses walking' over, will receive. BO per cent of the Btakos. ■ All persons intending to withdraw horses are requested- to give notice in writing to the Secretary half an hour before the official timo of starting such race, Any person negleotirigor refusing to comply with thiß rule ahall pay a fine lb bo lmjjosed'by' the Stewards, not exceeding LB, Owners are imrliakrly rhimtd to observe this title. ■■ r ' : Races Nos, 1,2,4; 5,7, aro for hacks only; No, 3 and (i are open races. ADMISSION TO.THE COURSE FREE, W, McKENZIE, Secretary,

HALF-HOLIDAY 10 FEB OJSN'T. DISCOUNT ON ALL GOODS!. Adduction of 10 per cent, win k made on' all Putchasoa at my Sbup, Queon-atreet, Evm Thursday » LL Loliies.ahd Confectionoiy mado j on the premises at the Culedon ian Confectionery Works, Queen-atreot Mastciton ■ '— OF WALEB HOEBE repository. ■: WILLIAM WEILL la ptopated to. supply the travelling piiblio with BUGGIES, OARRY-ALLS, and VEHICLES of every description on the shortest notice. The Lively department is under the wrool an experienced tpoom, and even attention is paid.to stabling, bait and stall accommodation,.. .v: ■ ' HORSES »f first-class quality kept cflhaijintly on hire. , ' Woiio—Civility, Oooi Accommodation • and REixONABLE Charges,' ■ A 'BIJi? riii>_ to "and from the BtoWei to meet; every train QUESTION. Mokkinu. • KOW KEE, Maaterton.