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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4734, 31 May 1894, Page 4

mD-msrn^ EKETAHUftI , , TUMBERSOE THE RESIDENTS * of Eketaliuna and Surrounding istricts having repeatedly expressed o wish that Mould open a BRANCH STABLIBHIEBNT, in that ■ township order to give them the benefit of heitp Drapory, Clothing, and Boots, ljoycd by tlio people of Carterton and eatherston. This is.to give noticeMIHAYE [ITCH PLEASURE IN COMPLYNG WITH THEABOYE REQUEST ad will open in thoao centrally situated remises now in the occupation of Dr taker, on SATURDAY, THE 26th of lAY, 1891, with a splendid assorttent of Goods in General. Drapery, ion's and Boy's Clothing, Boots and Ihoes, Flannels ond Blankets, Calicoes iud Flftnncilcttcs, Hats and Bonnots, Millinery and Fancy Goods, and many ither lines, both ornamental and usoful, ind the Peices—NOW FOREX-CITEMENT-I—Mcn'B Nailed Shoot, jrs 7s 6d a pair; Ladies' Evening Shoos from 2s lid a pair; all wool Flannels from a yard; Calicoes from about 2s 0d a dozen; and many other lines, details of which I have not time to giro just now. Moro Particulars later on, TERMS.—PROMPT CASH. The Eketaliuna Branch will bo in chargo of Mb J, E, EIDDIOK, who will do his to suit tho requirements of all Customers. T. PROCTOR, THE WAIEAEAPA DRAPER, I Li G D J I C i r ii b v t I ( CLEARING SALE or Fancy goods, undeelinen ' AND WOOLS. Commencing on Wednesday, May 23rd, MRS. FORBES has decided to relinquish business, and will offer the wholo of her well-assorted stock of Fancy Goods, Undebmnmj, Children's Ciothino and Berlin Wools at greatly reduced prices Fon Cash. Ladies arc invited to call early and socurc the bcst.bargains as orery artielo must be sold. Note tho address: Opposite Prince of Wales' Stables, Mastertou. Orders for PLAIN SEWING will still bo received by Mrs Porbes W. Grata $ Sons CITY FOUNDRY, Eva'.otreet, Wellington, ENGINEERS, IRON AND BKAHB FOUNDERS, BOILER MAKERS &c, &c, n TEAM ENGINES, Saw and Flax Mill U machinery always on hand. Makore of every description of wrought iron split pulließ, builders and contractors, iron work, ornamental eastings, tomb rails, wrought and cant iron fencing etc, Gates cheaper an any firm in town, WAIRARAPa. HUNI CLUB, ETKEI'LEOHASE MEETING. AT ■ TAUHERENIKAU, os • THURSDAY, JULY 6IH, 1891. Patron, W. O, Buchanan, M.H.R. [President, 0. Tully; Vice-Prcaidcntp, A. J, Toogood, Harold Welch; Judge, AV, 0, William" j Sisrter, R, Reake j Handicapper, J. K. Henry ; Clerk of Scales, E. W, Dorset j Cltrk of Course, J, Welltr; Tlmokeeper, Jw.Macar»; Stewards, J, Renall, A, MoKenzie,G. Carter, 0. B, Thamyn, W. B, Buiek, H. S. lsard, W. J, Hirachberg, W, Book, 0, A, Hirachberg, T. Ray,, k, G. Pilmer, N. Grace, 0,1, Vallpnoe, H. H, Welch, V. Wardcll j Treasurer, N. Grace; Secretary, W. McKenzio. ' First race starts at 11,$0 a,m. PROGRAMME, 1. Trial Steeplechase Handicap, of 35 soys 2nd horso lOsovs from stakes j about 2J miles. Open to all qualified Heck Hunters that have never won an advertised Steeplechase at'tho time of atartinj. Nom. 16s | accept. 20s. 2. Hack Handicap of 20 sots,, 2nd horse 5 sovs from stakes; about a mile, Minimum weightiest. Nom. 10s j accept, 10s, 3. Wairarapa Steeplechase Handicap, of CO soys j 2nd ho™ 10 bovs from stakes j about 3 miles, Nom, 20s; accent, 40«. First hone bracelet -value 20 «0v«,,-2nd horse bracelet value 5 nova (or cosh equivalent) open to all qualified Hunters; about 2 riiles, All horses to bo nominated by ladieß, Minimum ■weight list. Nom, 10s; accept, 15a, Gentlemen riders, certificates to be produced.' Must also be members of a Hunt Club. 5. Hack Hurdle.Haudi:ap,of2sßov.,2nd horse 5 sots from stakes; about ij miles. Nom. 10s; accept, 16s. . 6. Hunt Club Steeplechase Handicap, of 60 sovs, 2nd hwse 10 sovs from stakes j about 3 miles, For all qualified Hunters, Minimum weight lOst 71b, Nom. 20s ; accept, 30, 7. Huntora' Flat Handicap, of !!0 bovs, 2nd horso 5 sovs from stakes; about 1 mile; for all qualified Hack Hunters, Nom. 10s: accent, lOe, NOMINATIONS lor all events close on TUESDAY, June 9th, on arrival of last train from Wellington, . WEIGHTS declared on SATURDAY, 23rd June, ACCEPTANCES close on MONDAY, 2nd July, on arrival of tho last train from Wellington, b Soale of charges-Grand Stand, lawn, and SaddlingPaddock6s,Ladles2j6d, . Gates-Pedestrians and passongers Is. onehorse vehicle 2s, each additional horse Is, drivers free, horsemen 2s, children under 12 free, W.McKENZIE, , Hod, Sec., P.O. Box, 18, „ t , Carterton, " SubmitW to and approved by the Wellington Raoing Club, this 16tb day ef Wav, 1851, H, M, LYON, Secretary, A WONDEKFUL DISCOVERY; WHY, WHAT IS IT? ILSON'S HAIR RESTORER AND SCURF-CLEANER, w The 1 only remedy known that will produco liair on bald heads, and give a strong luxuriant growth, For Scurf, Dandruff, etc., it cornTry it; guaranteed not'to fail, Only 2s Gaper bottle. Sold by all Chemists and Hairdressers, Wholesalo AgentsSHABLAND & CO, THE CELEBRATED ANTICUTA (EEGISTEREDi NO Owner of Horses SHOULD BE i WITHOUT, this MARVELI LOUS BLESSING, . Send for Pamphlet " Hints to Horseowners." : ' " 6018 AOESTS FOB DISTEICT—WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OP-ERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Liu, i \