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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4717, 12 May 1894, Page 4

TE KOTAHITANGA • MAORI RACING OHJB'S . Hack Meeting. TO.BE HELD OX THE Akuka raoe course; MASTERTON, on THURSDAY, MAY 17th, 1891, -PROGRAMME--1 First Hawaiki Hurdle Handicap- Of 30 sovs. Second horse to receive 5 sovs cut of Btakea 1J miles, Over six flights of huidlfa 3ft Cin in height. Nomination 10s, acceptance 10s. To start at 12.15 2 Second Rongakaka Hurdle Handicap— Of SO sots. Second horse to receive 5 sovs from stakes. One milo and a distance, Over four flights of hurdles 3ft Gin in height . For Maori Horses only that havo nover won a race of 10 sovs. Nomination 10s, ar.coptanco nil. To start »t 1 p.m. 3 Hincnuitipo Bracelet—Welter weight for age. Of 2a sovs. Second liorso to receive 5 sovs from stakes. One mile. domination 10;, acceptance 10, To start at 1.45 p.m. 4 Koiahitanga Maori Racing Olub'a Handicap—Of 55 sovs. Second horse 6 sovs from stakes. IJ miles. Nomination 255, acceptance 255. To start at 2.30 pm, 5 Huia Maid:soys, Second horse to rcceivo 5 sovs out of stakes. Seven furlongs. For Maori horses that havonoverwon a race of any description, Nomination IPs, acceptance nil. To start at 3,1 D p.m. ■ 6 Tiriti Vaitangi Flying Handicap—Of 35 sovs. Second horse to receive 5 sovs from stakes. J mile. Nomination 15s acceptance 15s. To start at 4 p.m. .7 Matariki Farewell Handicap-Of 25 sovs, Second horso to rcceivo 5 sovj from stakes. For nil losts nt this meeting (Maiden Hack excepted.) Nominations to ho made after Huia Maiden Hack Handicap is run, Acceptance withiu 15 minutes after tho weights arc posted, One Mile. To Start at 4.45 p.m.

Approved by tho 'Wellington Racing Clnb, Wellington, March 31st, JBSW.-H.M. LYON, Nominations close at 9 p.m. on SATURDAY, 21st April, Weightjdeclarcd SATURDAY, 28th April Acceptances and General Entries oloco at 9 p.m. on SATURDAY, sth AVILLIAMIORNS, Secretary. WAIRAEAPA hunt club SPOKTS. SIEBSKS LOWiS A»D MIS' GKODiNDS.MASTERTON. THURSDAY? 24th May. (QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY.) PROGRAMME, To commence at 1 o'clock sharp. 1. TILTING IN THE KING, first prize £3, 2nd £l,3rdT,fl, Thompson's pair spurs, 5. DISMOUNTING HURDLE COMPETITION (barebacked): Competitors to jump several flights ot hurdles dismounting (both feot to louee thegrouml) and remount, between each (light First prizo £2,2 nd W. Harris' breaslplate valued at 20s, 3rd J, Williams' cigarette holder. 3 LADIiiS' TItOPHY, NEUDLETHKEADING COMPETITION : Horses to be nominated by ladies. Competitors to jump hurdles, dismount, lead horse to lady lady to thread needle and tie not in tho cotton, and hand the sumo to competitor who then remounts jumps hurdles uud proceeds to winning post, Open only to members of recognised Hunt Clu'o3. First prize bracelet value £lO, 2nd W. Dougall's prize, 3rd E. Welch's ladies whip. 4 JUMPING COMPETITION : Over usual fences (no water), Minimijm weight 12st. First prize £lo,2nd S3,3rd J, Mandei's whip. 5 WIltE JUMPING COMPETITION over three wire fences about 3ft Gin high Minimum weight 12st, First prize £5 and W. Cameron's double rein bridle value 20s, second, 3rd J. L. Murray's hat value 10a Od. G OIUNGE COMPETITION: competitors to rido over hurdles (to be decided by the jndgs) to carry a plate ol oranges, tho one retaining the most oranges to be winnor, First prize £2,2 nd £l,3rd S, Syverston's Gladstone bag,. ■ ; 7. CIGAR;AND UMBRELLA COMPETITION'i Competitor to light cigar, open umbrella, mount horse, jump hurdle, ride to winning post; cigar to be alight at finish, Firstprize £2 and I. Mandei's bos cigars, 2nd £l,3rd value 10s Gd, Entry Fee for Jumping Competition and Ladies' Trophy 10s each, all other events 5s

All events OPEN except Ladies' Trophy, which is confined to members of Hunt Clubs. ENTBIES close with the Secretary at Carterton, Mr Harold Welsh, Masterton, Mr G. Tully, Mnrtinborough, Mr A, J, Toogood, Feathoreton, or Mr H. Catt, Greytown at any time on SATURDAY, 19th May. W. McKfclNZlE, Hon See, Observer Office, Carterton' HE BONGO FAITENEIKEI KOUTOU KAX'OA, MACBEAfISTEWART'S NEW CURE FOR ASTHMA 1 New Cure for Croup 1 New Ouro tor Diphtherial New Curo for Chronio Bronchitis I Prepared from tho Mountain and Forest Plauts of Now Zealand. In ASTHMA tho No.w Cure has proved itself to be Head and Shoulders above all other Cures. IN NO INSTANCE has a death ocourred from diphtheria when the "New Curo" had been freely used from the firbt onset of the disease, and so great are its protective powers, that the 1 complaint has never been known to spread to other members of the - family. , Tho New Cure, 3s Gd j Grindelia Itobusta Cigarettes, 2s; Asthma Tobacco, 2s Gd and Is. OF ALL CHEMIST S. ALFRED MCOL, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN, (Eight years with W, Little]ohn & Son), Has ploasuro in ai.uouncinp tho arrival of the following New Quods Ladies' Gold Watohes, Fob Alberts, latest in Gold Brooches (tot with chrysoprase aud pearls), Gold Links, Silver Broochea, &c. Also, a few Novelties in STERLING SILVER AND ELECTROPLATED GOODS, Suitable foii Presents. All Goods Marked in Plain Figures, and at very Moderate Prices. Inspection invited, The Watch and Jewellery Repairs will bo personally attonded to. Note the address— Alfred Nicol, 67, Wilms sibeed ... Wellington

PIANOS, PIANOS. PIANOS, FIAHOS, PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS. PIANOS, PIANOS, I ALWAYS Have several firafc-class Pianos for sale at moderate prices, and invito inspection, Rp.cond-haud pianos oaght or exchanged, Instruments care uily repaired. WILLIAM WHITT, Furniture Warehouse, Uuesn-strw;, Masterton piAiSOi'OIiTE i T TiS T ING, VIOLIN TUITION. MR.I. CaNl)y trusts that with reasonable dbargeß, and 3atiafactioc given, he will receive a share of the aapporb of the district',: 'A'ddress 1 : ■