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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4730, 26 May 1894, Page 4

WA IRARAPa huntl ,- ON THURBbAY,;JUr J Y6TH,IBM, Patron, W. O.Buohanan.M.H.R, {President, o.Tully 1 ;,Vibo-Piesidoiitfi, : A.J; Too'good, Harold. Wdphj.Jucige,, W„ o,.WMiam»: Starter, K. 'Roako ; M&mjli't Hoary; Olork.of Bcale3,<!E;:feDdrsotj OUrk of Course, J, YTellec,; Timokceper, Jisl'Maoara 'j ; Stewards;' J/Miill, 'A. MoKenaio.G, Carter, 0. B.J'harajyn, W.B. Bulok, H. S. Izard, W. J. Hlrschberg, W. Book, 0. A,.Hir!chbore, T...Ray,iA. G, Pilmer, N. Qraoo, O.'J. Vallßiico, H. H. Welch, V. Wardell; Treasurer, N. 3rac6; Secretary, W, McKcnzie, First face start) at 11,80 o,m. , I'BOQEAMME.., .. 1. Trial Steeple'obaseHandicapJ of 35 so'v's, 2nd horse 5 sovs./romafaVcs; about.2J miles, never won an advertieeq. Steeplechase at the tirno of starting, Komi IDs; accept, 20s. 2. Hack Handicap of 20 sots,, 2nd horse 6 . sovs from stakes; about a mile. Minimum I weight lOat. Nora, 10s; accept, 10s, l 3, -Wairarapa Steeplechase Handicap, of 60 . miles. Norn, 20s; accent, 40s , 4, Hack Hurdle Handicap, of 25 bot., 2nd horse 5 sovs from stakes; about IJmiles. Norn. 10s; accept, 15s. 5, Hunt Club Steeplechase Handicap, of 50 soft, 2nd horse 5 sovs from stakes; about 3 miles. ForallqualifledHunters, Minimum weight 10st71b; Nom.'2os; accept. SO. i 6, Lndies Bracelet Steeplechase Handicap, bracelet yaluo 6 sovs (or cash equivalent) open to all qualified Hunters; about 2 miles. All horses to be nominated by ladies. Minimum ; weight list, Nom, 10s j accept. 15s. GentleI man rillftrn. MrkilW.p* tn ha nrnAnnnA Mnof also bo merabers of a Hunt (Jlub, ■ 7. Hunters' Flat Hatiic&p, of 20 sovs, 2nd • horso 6 sova fresi' atakesj about 1 m'Jej hi all » qualified- Hick Hunters, Kom, IBs j accept, NOMINATIONS tor all events closo on TUESDAY, Juno 9tb, on arrival of last train . from Wellington. WKIOHTS declared on SATURDAY, 23rd Jane, ACCEPTANCES close on MONDAY, 2nd July, on arrival of the last train from Wd- ' lin?ton, Scale of oharjes-Grand. Stand, Lawn, and Gatcß-Pedestrianß and passotgers Is, one- , horse vehicle 2s, each additional horse Is, I drivers free, horsemen 2s, children undtr 12 , 'ree, ; w, Mckenzie, Hon, Sec, P.O, Boj, 18, / Carterton, Submittei' to and approved by the Wellington Racing Club, this 16th day vt fc'ay, 1894. ■" H, M, LYON, I A FTEU being nearly twenty years in L the employ of Mr W, l'orry, I have taken over his KURiPUNi | BUTCHERY, And hope by civility and attention to business to obtain a iair share of the patronage oJ the people living in Maator ton and Kuripuni, Every description of MEAT OF THE BEST QUALITY will be kept, and sold at reasonable prices WILLIAM MORRIS FAMILY BUTUB BR, Kuripuni.,, , Masierton SOLID COMFORT. T 7"OU wear boots of course! And yon , have had a lot of trouble in your time with your feet ? Yes, and you have cried hard to get a comfortable fit, and a boot that will wear 1 And you have run round to many,' makers and atill you are not satisfied 1 Ah, we know it well, we have been through all this, and can ui deratand your feelings, but there is BtiU hope for you and your family. Take our advice, based on long experience, go direot'to your Boot and Shoe Dealer and ask for a pair of ZEAI.ANDIA BOOTW, If he doesnot happen to keep thorn he will put on a superior air, and tell you he has something as good, and cheaper, There is Only oiie ZEALANDIA And you wan 1 that brand and no other You will get a Geanp FniiNa Boor, and one that wil. give you more satisfaction t u an any othirßoot you ever wore, EVERY PAIR BRANDED *f/7"7/nY ry this advice, and if it is not as stated, tr ike a complaint jirect to the v7hole« SKELTOk, fmiW, & GO, Ghrktchuroh, And if it takes an Earthquakoto put the matter Right, You Can Rum Ok Them

SLAUGHTER TJGHTEH! SLAUGHTER 'APEEY, CLOTHING, MILLINERY, ESTATE OF A. A.EOWLEY;' ml 33, Courtcnay Place, Wellington,

W.BELL HAS purchased the Entire Stock in f ■tho estate at seven shilwngs and Id in the £, aud-will clear the'lot in a short time at Slaughtcrine Prices for CASH. ■ B , ; THE STOCK CONSISTS OF- J PlainandFanoy Dress Stuffs, Colond f andßlackCasbmeresandMerinoß.Delaines Prints,Satiug.Ginghama.'WiiiEeyß, Meltona c Plaids, Dress' Tweeds, Trails, Muslins s Black and Colored Velveteens, Plushes " Art Muslins, Cretonnes, Dimitjs" and Flannellettes. White and Coloredßlankcts find f!nnn(l.rminoj TOkii. __j •«_•,■ •<■ Flannels, Brown and White Sheetings, Grey and White Calicoes, Table Damasks, Colto and Crimean Shirtings, Brown and Great. Hollands, Window Hollands, Tickings Silesias and. Dress Linings, Towels and Towelings, shawls, Lace Curtains,' Table Diapers; Ladies' and Children's Ulsters and Jaokets, Ladies' and - Children's Blouses. Laws, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Ladies' and Girls' Straw Hats'and Trimmed Milhinery, Ladies' Kid, Silk, Taffeta and i Lisle Gloves, Ladies' and'thildrens „ Hosiery.Ladies' Corsets and Underolothine, m - Pellisses, Ribbonß, Dust Cloaks, Metfs " and, Youths' Cloth and Tweod, Suits, Zl Overcoats, Oilskins, Macintoshes, Moleskin nl Trousers, Tweed Trousers, Vests,and,Trou- B sers, Men's and Boys' White and 'Colored "*] Shirts, Men's and Boys' Straw bud' Fell K Hats, Caps, Soaris, Ties, and General Haber iashery. Come and inspeot the Goods, Be in Time fob the Gbeat Baboains, (Opposite Club Hotel, Masterton.) W.BJLL. PROPEIETOB, D £GOR% . r GENERALOARRIER ( ' : EkETADTOA,' o r Goods carted to and from every Train. J