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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4527, 19 September 1893, Page 4

s LOOKOUT FORHUNT OLUB BPOBT : Tobo hpJd in tho Show Qronnda, OAR TER 0 THURSDAY, 28th September, STEWARDS—Messit 0, F, Vsllance, W.> Hawkc,' W> vcrn ■ "Williami,' rH, Perry, ft. Wploh, MoKenric, ,R. Eoake, .\V. J. Hirscbberg, TV, B. Buick, F. 0, LemJ, O. K. Bidnlll, ; w, C. Bvdunui Ji' A. Kenall, G> My, H. R. Bubnyj N. Uracd, 0. J,.Kemble, J.. Strang, W, E. Bidwill, 6. Cartor, H. Morison, G, VT. Detler,' A, M. Mclnlosb, J.; MoDougall, A, G.Timer, W. MoKorrow; A? J, Toogoed, F. Pcarce., Judge for Jumping Coropetition-Mr W, Lingard. Judge'forall other oventsj Mr N: Grace, Starter and C ork of Scales—Mi F, 0. Lewis, ■Clerk of Oi-urse ~Mr J, WeUcr. Hon See—MrAV. McKenzie. To »t»rt nt 10' CI Jck.

Dismountiog Hurdle Compbtition: Competiters to jump seven.l flights hurdles,- tiis' mounting, (both fe;t to touch ground) and remount between eaoh flight.' First prlzo £2 an'dsilvemtoh, ■. '* Ladies Trophy, Needle Threading Competition:. llorscß 10 to nominated by ladies. Competitors to jump hurdle, dismount, lead horao to lady, lady to thread needle and hand same to competitor, who then remounts, jumps hurdlo, and proceeds to' winning post. Open only to members of recognised Hunt Clubs, ' ; Jumping Competition; Over hunting fonces (no water), Minimum weight'l2st, First prize £lO, second 30s. j : ' •« { ' Jumping competition fot Ponies, 14 hands and under, to bo ridden by boya under 16 years. FirstprizeJH, 1 Becond_ £l. ' ' Cigar and Umbrella Competition! Competitor to light cigar, open umbrella, mount horso, jump hurdle, lido to finning post, cigar to bo alight at nnish. First prize £2. Tilting: First prize £3, second £l. ■ Orange Competition: Competitors to ridp over four hurdles, carrying a plato of oranges, the ono - retaining the most oranges to be winner. First prize £2, second £l, Entry fee for Jumping Competition and Ladies Trophy 10s, all other events 6s each. Ppeoial prizes will bo allotted later on. Entries close with the Secretary at Carton n at any time on SATURDAY, September "rd, 1893, Admission to Ground Is, and admission to Stand is, Children half price. . W. MoKENZIE, Hon, See, WAIRARAPA TKOriiNG CLUB. SPRING MEETING. 10 beheld on tho SHOW GROUNDS, CARTERTON, THURSDAY OCTOBER 12th. atron, Mr W. 0, Buchanan, M.H.R.; President, Mr N. Grace i Vice-Presidents, Messrs 0,- A. Pownall, J. Burrow, R. Bright, and A, MoKenzic i Judge, Mr N. Grace; Starter,Mrlt.Hoako.; Stewards aJcbscb 6, W. Dellor, A. Bisli, C. Kemble A. E. McFarlane, J, Daliymple; W." Allen, J. Meyrioh,T. Ray, James Hod< C, H. Gayfer, W. Hawke, W. Corlett, H Yates, 0. H. Giles, H. H. Wolteis and H Morrison. Handicapper, Mr A. King j Timekeeper, Mr A. Biali j Secretary,' Mr W. McKenzio; Treasurer, Mr 0. J: Kemble; Clerk of Scales, Mr 0. Giles; Clerk of Courae; Mr W. Abbot. PROGRAMME,

First race to start at 12 o'olock noon, 1, Maiden Back (saddle); lOeovs, 2 mileß. Nomination 6s, acceptance 6s, 2, Dbtkiot Handicap (harness), 15 govs, 2 miles, Nominations us; aceip'tane'e 10s,■ Confined to horscß owned in the Wairarapa North and South at least G months p'ovious to meeting, 3, Stewards' Handicap (saddle), 25 soys, 2nd horse 3 sovs from stiikes, 2| miles' Nomination 10s, acor.ptanco ss. 4, Sciima Tnox (barnosa), IB sovs, 2 miles; Nomination 7s Cd, acceptance 7b Gd, The winner to bo sold immediately alter tho race and the whole of the proceeds to go to the Club, 5, Pony Trot [l4.]) (saddle); 5 sovs, 2 miles: Nomination 6b, acceptanco tree. C, Wairarapa TnoniNaCmn Handicai (harness), 30 sovs, 2nd horso 5 sovs from stakes, 3 mUcs. Nomination 15s, acceptance 16s. 7, Grandstand Handicap (harness), 10 govs, 2J miles, Nomination ss, acceptance sb. 8. Consoiition Handicap (saddle), 10 sovs 2 miles, Nomination 10s, acceptance frco, Entries to be mado immediately after the Grandstand Handicap has been run, Nominations close on THURSDAY, 21st (September. Hondicopn declared SATURDAY, 23rd Acceptances on THUBs® AY,'October sth. Admission to Ground lsi Indies and Children frco, Grandstand and Saddling Paddook, Gents 2s Gd | Ladies Is. W. MoKENZIE, Hon, Sco,

C. Tilleard Natusch, aeohiteot, Hall' Street, Masterton. Drawings ami Specifications prepared for Patents.

SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY , Messes ohamberlainbrob beg to announce that they have reoontlv erected NEW MACHINERY for CRUSHING AND GRINDING Oats, Boans, Barley i-ud Maize, foi horaoß, cattle and pigs, and that thej tave now on sale CRUSHED OATS. " 4s good as Chamberlains Flow", Haa become a proverb in the District. This year tho quality la even highorthan usual, inasmuch as it haa been an exceptionally favorable season for growing ■vheat. JEBSBB OIiiMBEKLAIN BEOB venture to hope that tholr "LOOAL INDUSTRY" Will havethe support and encouragement of tho wholocommunity, and that consumers will insist on having CHAMBERLAIN'S FLOUR, And thus retain their money, in tue District. MASTERTON STMM FLOUR MILLS, OPENING NOTICE NICOL WATOHMAFER, JEWELLEK, and OPTICIAN, Eight years with W. Liitlejohn & Son Wellington.) RESPECTFULLY begs to inform tho in habitat? of Maslcrton and surrounding ilißtrict that he has commenced business in McGill'snew buildings, next door to B'vno & Son, Willis street, Wellington. Tho stock (which is entirely new nnd of tho latest patterns) chiefly consists of Gold and -Silver Watches, do uu Brooches Bangles, Pencil Cases, Studs, Matchboxes, Spvereign Cases, Ladies' Jem Kings, Wedding do, Keepers, etc., eto, Also, a nico selection in Sterling Silver and Plated Goods (in eases), Marble and Fanoy Clocks. The Watcb and Jewellery repairs will bo personally attended to. Nite address— ALFRED NICOL, WiUls-strcct Wel'logton SPUING SHIPMENT. HAVING justreceived our first shipment of Spring Goods we would earnestly solicit inspection from all visitors to the Empire City. Wo are showing a choico seleotin of ' New Washiko yestb New Sumsier Underclothing New Hats, Ties, Haxdkehchiefs. eto. Splendid range' of the new Terrai Hats In all shades.

BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING lot variety and cheapness cannot be dxcolled in tbo City wo having decided, owing to the increased business in this department to mate it second to none for excellence of value. MEN'S CLOTHING. Sao Sfiits, Colonial Tweed, m quote 30s, 40s, 455, 60s equal to tailor-made at double tho money. Men's Tweed Trouscts 6s lid, 7s 6d, 8s Gd, lOsGd to 20s. Men's Tweed Trousers and Vest 17s Gd to 30s. _ Portmanteaux, Glad6tonoßags,Brief Bags, Hugs' in endless varieties at tho New Maud' Clothing Factory, UMBTON QUAY AND CUBA-ST., WELLINGTON.' J. W. BENTLEY, Manager. ' [«AED.] ;;V ''' "jir.R.'ALEXANDER JAljpiNxS Solicitor, r'. Imperial Cbambera, Feathoraton-Strcet, Wellington.:^-,:;,.;.;;. Lato Seflretary.tO' fhef United Fttfmerfl', '• j; Alliance (lamitid/|