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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4707, 1 May 1894, Page 4

AN LI A FEW MEN In tho World 1 can paint a really, fino Picture. But thousands caiue'cogi ni«a and thoroughly; 'apprejiatbfa' fine] pioturo when they see it, ' • AN L V AFEW MEN Become Jirat-claea Tea: Blenders,' but thousands can recoi;nise|and' ftppra-* ciate Good tea when they teste it, mHE PUBLIC ARE NOT EXPERTS But collectively there exists among which, after all, goyerna most things. mHE EMPIRE TEA GO'S SUPER--1 lOR BLENDED TEAS Hare » rery valuable reputation, by years of very hard work, very careful attention, very great peneverance, and very much assistance from that Great Average Intelligence of the General Public

)ERHAPS YOU DON'T KNOW The Brands of tho Empire Tea ipany's Teas, Well, here they Dragon 3a Orescent 2s 6& Soudab 3s Buffalo 2s 4d Banna Yalloy 2/10 'Em)}iio"2s 2d BlQpliaaLt'asßa s ' "Ooyloa'inlead Mikado 2s ;; 2s WIRE JEJ\ COHY, W. AND G. TURNBULL & CO., WELLINGTON. Houmlomnd Hoar, FTJBNITUBE F ACTOB Y. QUEEN STEEET, MASTEJRTON, HAVING engaged the services (o a First Class Cabinetmaker from Melbourne and London to toko charge o! tho Workshop, we aro therefore prepared (o execute any line of Furniture in tho most stylish and latest designs. Wo beg to specially draw tho attention ol tho public to tho faot that we are still keep up the reputation the firm has gained o! turning oat well made and highly finished Furniture made from carefully seasoned material, We have a large stock on hand and invite' inspection. Furniture ou.tho HIRE .SYSTEM, RAMSPERGEIt PIANOS FOR SALE ORDERS TAKEN FOR I- M. HOAR, UINDEBTAKEK, PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO,

W- WHITT. CABINET MAKER & UPHOLSTERER fpHElnigest stock of Furniture, Carpot 1 Linolou"- *- '- "■" "'-' Gone ad imped Ik novelties 'm Suite, Tablet, Chairs, ic, ic. One secondhand Piano, by Broad; as good aB new is to be sold—Bargain. Fdenitubeostiie HireSistem, Note the address— Opposite Ik W.F.0.A., TE KOTAHITANGA MAORI RACING CLUB'S Hack lilleeting,

TO BE HELD OS TUB 1 » KU R A RAOE COURSE, L MASTERTON, on THURSDAY, MAY 17th, 1894. -PROGRAMMEawoiki Hurdlo Handicap- Of ,30 bovb, Second hone to receive 5 govs oufbf slakes. ]J miles. Over si* flights of hutdli'3 3ft Gin in height. Nomination 10s, acceptance 16s. To start at 12.16 2 Second Rongakaka Hurdle Handicap— Of 20 sovß, Second horse to recoivo 6 sovs from stakes, One mile and a distance, Over four flights of hurdles 3ft Gin in height. For Maori Horses only that have never won a race oi 10 sovs. Nomination 10s, acceptance nil, To start at 1 p.m. 3 Hincnuitipo Bracelet-Welter weightfor age. Of 25 sovs. Second horso to receive 5 sovs from atokea. Ono mile, '.fominatioa 10s, acceptance 10. To start at 1,45 p.m. 4 Kotahitanga Maori Racing Olnh's Handicop—Of 65 sots. Second horeo 6 sovs from 255, To starUt 2.30 pm. gjj Huia Maiden Hack Handicap-Of 20 sovs. Second horso to receive 6 sovs out of stakes, Seven furlongs, For Maori horses that have never won a race of any description, Nomination 16s, acceptance nil, To start at 3,16 p.m. 6 TiritnValtangi Flying Handicap—Of 35 bovj, Secorrl horso to rccoire 5 sovs from 15s, To start at 4 p,m, 7 Matariki Farewell Handicap-Of 25 sovs, Second horso to receive 5 bovj from Hack excepted,) Nominations to be made after Huia Maiden Hack Handicap is run. Acceptance within 15 minutes after the weights are posted, One Mile. To Start at 4,45 p.m.

Approvedby tho "Wellington Racing Club, Wellington, March 31st, 18W.-H.M. LYON, Secretary. Nominations close at 9 p.m, on SATURDAY. 21st April, Weighkl dared SATURDAY, 28th April, Acccptance» ami General Entries close at 9 p.m. on SATURDAY, sth May, WILLIAM lORNS, Secretary,

TK KOTAHITANGI. jiTAOfil RACING OLUB, JNOTIOE OF ALTERATION OF DATES, WEIGHTS AND ACCEPTANCES. Weights will bfl declared on Monday, 7th May, 1894; acceptances dose on SiiUßDir, 12tfc May, 1894, at 9 p.m. WILLIAM lORNS, Secretary. Masterton, 25th April, 1894.

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