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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4404, 27 April 1893, Page 3

'STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, MAX" Bin, At 10' Clock. f\ nRKWJS will soil as above—- ; . Cattle, Sheep, Figs, Horses, etc. Early Entries Invited, so that tboy may bo advertised. No charge undo for advertising

EKETAHUNA ROAD HOARD. 11HE following Boreonshavoboen nominated as candidates for tho office of members of the Ekotahuna Road Board :- ward no, J. MOWBMY, Herbert Edwin fIORDELL, Charles Theodore SMITH, Joseph WARD NO. 4. BAYLISS, Thomas. Thomas Bnylias being tho only candidate in ]No 4 Ward, ho is duly elected. As the number of candidates in No 1 Ward exceed tho number required a poll will betaken in tho Road Board Office, Bketahuua, on TUESDAY, tho 2nd day of May next. Polling hours from 9 a.m. to 0 p.m. Eketahuna, 26th April, 1893, W.BAYLISB, Returning Officer, Maori racing (Mi*. HACK MEET!SG. To be held on the AKUR A RACE COURSE, THURSDAY, 18th MAY, 1893. PROGRAMME: I.FIRSTHAWAIKIHURDLEH'CT of 25 bovs, Second horse to receive 5 sovs out of stake;. 1J miles. Over six High't of hurdles 3ft Gin in height. Nomination 10s, Acceptance 15s, To start at 12.15 p in. 2. SECOND RONGOKAKO HURDLES H'CP of 16 bovs. Second horso to | receive 6 sovs from stakes. 1 mile and a distance. Over 4 flights of hurdles 3ft Gin in height. For Maori horses only, that havo never won a race of 10 bovs. Nomination 15s, Acceptance in*/. To start at 1 p.m. 8. HINENUITIPO BRACELETS, Wolter weight for age, of 20 sovs. Second horse to receivo 5 bovh from stakes. 1 mile. Nominations 10j, Acceptance 10s, To start at 1.15 p.m. 4. KOTAHITANGI MAORI R.C. H'CP, of 50 bovs. Second horse to receive osovsfroinstakos, ljjnilcs. Nomination 255, Acceptance 255. To start at 2.30 p.m. 5, HUIA MAIDEN HACK H'C'l', of 15 sovs Second horso to receive 6 sovsi out of stakes. 7 furlongs, For Maori horses I only, that have never won a raco of any description. Nomination 15s, Aocoptanoe nil. To start at 3.15 p.m. 5. TIIUTI WAITANGI FLYING H'CP. of 30 sovs. Second horse to receive' 5 sovs from state. 3 mile. Nomination 15s, Acceptance Ifis, To start at 4 p.m. 7 MATARIKI FAREWELL H'CP. ol 20 sovs. Second horso to receive 5 sovs from the Blokes, • [ f or all losts at this meetins (Maiden Hack excepted), Nominations to he made after Huia Maiden Haok Handicap is run. Acceptances to bo made 15 minntes after the weights are posted. 1 mile. To start at 4,44 p,m, Nominations closo at 9 a,m, on Wednesday, 3rd May, Weights declared 7th May, Acceptances and General Entries close at D p.m. on Saturday, 13th May. ■. For further particulars seo programmes, :■; Approved by the Wellington Racing Club, -■■:■■■■,■. ■ H.M, LYON, Secretary. .':! Wellington, 24th April, 1893, V>U^;■■.:, , W.lOßNS,Secretary,

MPJALBALL ':;.■: .;■.;; In aid oi the Funds of the HOSPITAL, Will be held in the PALACE BAIL, • GBEYTOWN, '.'.W OS | \ FRIDAY, the 28th APRIL, 1893, Ladies' Committee op Manaqemkkt.— Mesdamca I Tully, J. Hodpe, J. Cotter, F.H.Wood, and J. Fuller. Oatemxo Committee.—Mesdauies W.Boy, ...W.Booth, H.S Izard, D. P. Loasby. W. ■■ Martin, C. MacShane, J. Smith, F. C. Smith. W. Toogood, H. Walden, E. P. , Smith, J. Pepper, J, Niool, Miss Hume, and Miss Hodge j assisted by the General Committee. Decoration Committee.—The Misses Bacon, Braithwaito Dunn, Gallagher, Hastwell, Fuller, Porritt, Skeet, Jackson (Stoncstead), Nation, Maguire, MoMaster, Wyett, Amy Smith, M, Hodge, M. Braith- ' waitc, M. Barratt, E. Knell, 0. and C. Tully, H, Colter, and F.Wood, M.C.'s.-Mcssrs R. Bright, H, S. Izard, D. P. Loasby, and F.H.Wood, Tickets,—Double 7s 6d. Gentlemen's ss. Eitra Ladies 2s Gd. Admission to Gallery, Gentlemen 2s; Ladies Is,' No half price. The names of the General Committee will appear in afutureissue. P. H. WOOD, . Hon. Seoretary, fTIHE mRIUMPH of npEAS VHE IhIUMPHthe ' Vka ' HOOD AND JOHNSON Havobeon appointed sole agents in Mastertonfor Lattey, Livbrmore k Co's Pure Indian ■. AHD CEYLON TKAB, i 'Which aro imported direct from (ho estates in Assam, Darjeeling and Ceylon and are tested and blended by experienced experts. These Toas have now TRIUMPHED over all others in the matkot and have secured firit place in public favour on account of their MELLOW and DELICATE FLAYOCRcom. bincd with strength and pungenoy. Samples on application to HOOD & JOHNSON QUEEH STREET, MaSTERTON, TE have pleasure iu announcing to the , / inhabitants of Masterton and the pnbiio generally that we have purohased the old-established business formerly carried on by Mr W. Neill, and solicit a continuance of that support which has been so liberally accorded to him in the past. THE LIVERY DEPARTMENT will be under our personal supervision, and every attention will bo paid to all horses placed in our charge SADDLE HORBES and BUGGIEBon hire at Moderate charges, Telegrams from commercial travellers promptly attended to. Horses Broken to Saddle or Harness with the utraoßt caro and satisfaction gran* teed. A BUS will run to meet ALL TRAINS as heretofore, Note-Tho Tenui and Castlopoint COACH will run as usual, and will bo in oharge of a competent and popular driver, who can be relied on to pay every attention to passengers and goods, PARCELS entrusted to our care will be carried at moderate rates, WELLEBBROS, EKETAHUNA TEMPERANCE HOTEL (Late J, Jones & Co.) HAVING taken over this old established and popular hotel, tho proprietor begs to inform Commercial men and the travelling public that the reputation' of tho houEo will be maintained, Visitors will find all the comforts of a home. Good Beds, and a liberal table at moderate charges. Private Rooms rat Familied, ■ Bath Room I Sample Room . Stadhko and Paddocks, JOHN CARTER, » '"'■..'.. MpMWi'