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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4351, 22 February 1893, Page 4

SY )I L, of rV, Vt N, :h| ri* 15 of of or at 6 6 m* of ho p. rat m, ho oi of of JS, un vs, s) ICC 25 20 «K nd ,p ; off on ( he QB ve, U o en leg OR ap lie en 108 Ofi ap od rj ;b. en vo he ck ;es all ey MASTERTON-OPAKI JOOKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, 1893. FRIDAY, 17th MARCH ST, PATRICK'S DAY, PROGRAMME: 1. Haok Hdjidle Handicap, 30 aova second horao B bovb; 1 j miles; 4 flight of hurdles. Nomination £ sov, accept ance •} sov, 2. Maiden JElaok Race, 25 aova second horao 5 sovs, 1 mile. Weigh for ago. Entrance li Boya. 3. Si Patrick's Handicap, 60 sova Second horse 10 sovb. lj miles. Nomi nations 1 sov. Acceptance 2 suva. 4. Handicap Hack Race, 35 sova Second horao 5 sovb, lj miles, Nomina tion | sov, acceptance 1 aov. 5. Flying Handicap, 45 aova. 2nc horse 6 sova. § milo. Nomination ] aov. Acceptance U bovb. G. Selling Hack. Race, 15 sova- 1 milo, Weight for age. Entrance Jbjv, Tho winner to be sold for 16 sova immediately after tho race, any surplus to bt divided between tho Club and seconc horse. 7. Flying Hack Handicap, 30 aova second horse 5 bovb, j mile. Nomina tion | sov, Acceptance f aov, NOMINATIONS, &c, NOMINATIONS for all Handicaps t< be sealed and addressed to the becretary olobo at Masterton on Satukday, Feb ruaiy 25th, at 8 p.m., or on arrival o night train from Wellington. WEIGHTS to bo declared on or befori Satord.iy, 4th March, at 8 p.m. ENTRIES for Maiden Hack and Sel liDg Races, and ACCEPTANCES for all Handicaps or Satukday, 11th March, atß p.m., or oi arrival of night train from Wellington, HACKnieauaahorae that has nevei started for or ia not nominated at date o entry for any race: Haok and Hunte; races excepted, E.H. WADDINGTON, Secretary. Submitted to and approved by the Wei liugtoii Racing Club tlua Btli da; of Febraary, 1893. H, M, LYON, Secretary, J) li. i, |L mm IN THE SUPREME COURT NEW ZEALAND. T JOHN MACKINTOSH ROBERT; X, Esijuirfl, Sheriff of the District Wairsrapa, do hereby givo notice that have seized in pursuant to a writ of aali ieauvd out of the Suprorae Court of Nev Zealand, Wellington District, in actioi No 51CI), therein Thoaas Macdonnell" plaintiff and Paraone Pahoro ia defeu dant, all that the right or interest of thi aaid Paraone Pahoro, of Greytown Aboriginal Native, in all those thepiecei or parcels of land aitunte in Wairarapi District, i.e., Ist., That known as Papa wai, No lc, containing 4 acres, more leas, being the land comprised in cortifi' cateof title Vol CO, fulio 151; also, 2nd in all that piece of land known Powliatu East, No 2, containing 17a more or less, and being tho land referred to in a snbcliyisional ordor of the Native Land Court in favour of Paraone Pahoro dated 13ih July, 1888; also, 3rd, in al that piece of land containing 2 acre: moro or less, being the land known Uruokakite South, 15 number 10, beinf tho land referred to in a subdivision order of the Native Land Court in favoui of Paraono Pahoro, dated 30th August, 1888; also, 4th, in alt that piece of land containing 6 acrea 1 rood, moro or leas, known as Uruokakito South, No 13, beinj all the land comprised in a subdivisions order of tho Native Land Court in favoi of Paraone Pahoro, dated 12th Deconi' ber, 1890; also sth, in all that block ol land known as Maipi No 5, containinc 620 acres, and of which a divisional order of the Native Land Court m favoi of Paraone Pahoro for 20G acrea 2 roodi has been issued, dated 19th September, 1892, will bo aold, or such of theni may bo sufficient to satisfy tho writ ol sale and coats, at the suit of the plaii tiff in tho said action by PUBLIC AUCTION by Messrs Tomisend and Paul, at Mr George Samuel W. Dal' rymplo's Rooms, Masterton, on THURS DAY, tho 23rd day of February, 1893, at two o'clock in tho afternoon. The name of the Solicitor for the Plaintiff issuing tho writ is Oynl William Tanner, of Wellington, Dated at Masterton this 2?t!i day oi January, 1893. J,M. ROBERTS, Shoriff, For tho District of Wairarapa, NOTICE, F. HOLLOWAY, WISHES to inform tho Residonta of Masterton and the District that he has opened a BUTCHERING ESTABLISHMENT, In Queen Street, Maaterton, opposite the Empire Hotel, and trusts to moat a fair patronage by soiling only THE BEST MEATS at CURRENT RATES, A.J.JACOBS, TAXIDERMIST AND FEATHER FURRIER, Next to M Gittholic Chmch, Masterton BIRDS, Fish, and Animals Preserved and Mounted in the higheststylo of the art, Fur Skins tanned and drossed, Fur and Fenthor Muffs and Collara made to order. Feathers cleaned, curled and Work dono in all its brancbos, Notice—Highest Price Given for Huias and other Birds. NOTICE. YOU are invited by J. MANDEL to call in and inspect h : " - 1 "" where you can obtain Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths FOR ONE SHILLING. IS' A Good Hair Cut and fehavo, Satisfaction Guaranteed. Children a DON'T FORGET to notice that ho ia one of the great ROTARY Tobacco Cutters. You can buy your stick of Fancy Tobacco—any kind you like—and havo it cut foe iou in One Minuto whilo you wait. FANCY GOODS of all rates. Don't Forget the PHILEDOMIO HAIR WASH, guaranteed to euro scurf, dandruff, and all disorders of the hair or skin, Note the address J. MAN L> EL, CORNER SHOP, Queen-Street, Masterton. Open from 8 a,m. to 9 p,m. Country orders promptly attended to, A. HEJNDJDKSOIN 3 AS just opened up a nice assort' mont of WATCHES and RINGS, LADIES' andGEJNT'S. Why go to Wellington and waste your money when your can get an artiole at half the price, better quality and design ? Racing men and all sports should in. speet.A. HENDERSON'S stock ot OHRONOGRAPHB, also " timers" at ill prices from two pounds to fifty. Work, ing men's Watches, Ton can't bent them A. HENDERSON, radical Watchmaker & J roller, I I f ( i i ti t