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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4745, 12 June 1894, Page 3

-.iftHUUnUJU •• TUST; ARRIVED-A Direct Imj>orU > tation ef Hardwaro, consisting of,: E.P;Cruets. ■ ■ ■.. ■ • KorolrctSj',. Cartridge's, '• Cartridge Belts, - " .Bush Hooks, , i i . , ' Wedges, . 1 ■ Etc, Etc, -Bought ( at;ridiculously low Prices, thereby cnabline.us to "offer tHem to the publicßemarkablyCheap: ; r E. ,P.' Craets, 6 Bottles,, Cut Glass, 218 Nett Cash. E. P, Cruets,] 4 Bottlos, .v , ! ,l2s 6d Nett Cash. These are not the Coinmon American Revolving Cruets, but tip top articles, Bull Dog Scvolvcrs, (5 chambers) 14s 9d Nett Cash. J.CrRAHAM&CO ' TBS ANTI-MONQPILI STORES, ' MASTEETON. . S jUASTEETON HOSPITAL', ' BALL To lie hold on THUBSDAY, 21st joke, 1894, in the' : DEILL HALL, MASTERTOH. Committee of Manaobheki— MesdamcsW, H, Bectham, Bodding. ton,'Wi Butemcnt, Hosting, Holmwooa, Jago, Marloy, Mutric, Nicol, Solcr, Taylor, A. B, Yates, and Miss Yallance. Genebal Committee— ... Mesdames.Anketoll, Apperley, H. H. Beetlmm, Bone, Caselbcrg, Cameron (Opaki), Clienaells, A, A, Elder, Elkins, E. H. Eton, H, E. Eton, W, L, Falconer, Fittou, Gindcr?,- Hatlutway, Heron, Hooper, ifomblow, hughes, Humphries, Keisenbbrg, Keith, King, Lott, Lowes, Millington, Moißt, Montgomery, F. Moore, F. G. Moore, Morrison, McKenzie (Manaia), Alex Mcleod, Weill, Ockciidcii, Owen, Perston, Pownall, Bichardson, Sellar, Simms,. Stewart, Stuckcy,. It. F, Temple, Tosswill, Jas. Welch, Whitt, Wickons, Winchester, H, Yates, and J, Yates, Misses Ankc. tell. Chamberlain, D, HofEcins,Kummer, Summer (East Coast), Lowes, Mason, K. A. Perry, M. Perry, Eoekell and Powell. : _■ Decobatiko Committee— Misses Bagge, M. Boddington, L and D. Bunting, C. and M, Cameron, Dennan, Holmwood, Hathaway, Hessey, C. Hoillcns, F. and A. Jago, Mnnro, Moffit, Owen, P., Perry, B. Perry, Vallance, 'Walker, Wardcll, Williams and Yates, McKillop. i. ' , _ M.C.'s, ' Messrs William Lowes, A.N. Norton, C, A. Pownall,and Dr, Douglas, Tickets: Double, 7/6 j gentlemans, o/. j extra ladies, 2/G. E. J. BODDINGTON,) „ „■ . E. NICOL, ', ■ j Hon ' Sccs ' Wm. SELLAIt, Hon. Treasurer. : Messrs Fonuan & Co, and BMliorno ane Miller,, havo'kindly consented to convey, provisions from Wharoama and Coast—JPBEE OF OHABGE, ' wairarapa huisi OIAIB, , ' I STEEPLECHASE MEBTINQ At... i TAUHERENIKAU, : . on ... ' THURSDAY, JULY 6th, 1891. Patron, Xt. O, Buchanan,M.H.R, j President, > G. Tully | Vice-Preaidentfi, A. J, Toorowl, i Harold Welch j Judge, W, 0, William"; • Starter, B, Roake; Handlcapper, J, K> • Henry; Clerk of Scales, E. W. Dorset j i Olerk of Course, J. "Weller; Timekeeper, Ju. Maeara; Stewards, J. Kenall, A. Mc- ■ Kentle,G, Oart. ■, 0. JJ. I'harstyn, W. B. : Buiok, H, S, Itatd, W, J, Hirichberg, W, Book, G. A, Hircchberg, T, Ray, 4, G. rilmcr, N, Grace, O. F. Vallance, H. H, IVeloli, V. Wordell j Treasurer, N, Grace j : Secretary, \V. MoKeniie. | ■ First race dark at 11,80 a.m., :PROGRAMME. 1, Trial Steeplechase Handicap, of 35 sovs 2nd horse 10 sovs from stakes; about 2Jmiles Open to all qualified Heck Hunters, that have never won an advertised Steeplechase at tho timo.of starting. Nora, 16s; accept, 20s.< - ', 2.< Woirarapa Steeplecbaso Handicap, of CO sovs; 2nd horse 10 sovs'from'stakes; about 3 miles. Nom, 20s; accent, 40a, : 3., Hack Handicap of 20 bovb., 2nd hotso.B bovs from stakes; about a mile, Minimum weight lOsii, ..Mon>.lo)accept. 10s, ! Ltidies Bracolet'Steeplecbase' Handicap. First horse bracelet value 20 sovs., 2nd horse bracelet value 6 sovs (or cash equivalent) open to all qualified Hunters; about 2 miles. All horses to be nominated by. ladles. Minimum weight list. Nom, 10a j accept, lEs, Gentlemen riders, certificates to be produced. Must also bo members of a Hunt Club. ; . . !6, Back Hurdle Handicap. 'of 25 sovs,, 2nd horse 0 sovs from stakes; about 1} miles. Nom. 10s i accept, 155.; i 6, Hunt Olub Steeplechase Handicap, of GO, sovs., 2nd horse 10 sovs from stakes; about 3 miles, For all qualified Hunters; Minimum weight 10st71b. Nom.f2os ; accept, 30, - ; 7, Hunters' Flat Handicap, of 20 sovs, 2nd horse 5 sovs from stakes; about 1 mile; for all qualified Hack Hunters, Nom, 10j; accept,

! NOMINATIONS lor all events cloae on SATURDAY, Jane9tb,o'n arrival of last train from Wellington. ; WEIGHTS deolared on SATURDAY, 23rd June.. ; ACCEPTANCES close on MONDAY. 2nd July; oii arrival of tho tot train from Weilimttira, : Scale of oharges—Grand Stand, tawn, and Saddling FadJook ss, Ladioa Gd. j Gates—Pedestrians and passengers Is,: onehorso veliiolo 2s, eaeh additional Koise le, drivers free, horsemen 2a, children under 12 free. ; w. Mckenzie, ! Hon, Sec., P.O. Box, 18, Carterton,! ! to and approved by-, the Wellington Baolng Club, this 10th day cf May, 1831, H. M, LYON, i . fleoretar. :EX. COPTIC. ! \ "■■■ TRUNKS ' OF WINTER BOOT8 f ~ WINTER SHOES, i • i,; <' WINTER SLIPPERS, i' 1 .•. • , And LADIES' evening shoes. ALSO. ' - TRUNKS I OF BOSTOCK'S CELEBRATED; i,i BOOTS & SHOES, Men's Watert'^lits.. Boys aud Girls •" Scliool.loqts from tlic ksfc' ■; •' • llakers;' " ;1 - ! ARRIVING- EVERY WEEK. j I NORWEGIAN SHIPPERS, ' . . . from Is (3d. , ; Speciality.—Scotcli Kip'Watcrtights, English Solo. Leather, (own make.) J, CARPENTER. Central Boot Warehouse. . ' : •'&ASIERIOiv':- ;