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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4757, 26 June 1894, Page 4

'' THE CELEBRATED f ANtfICtTTA ' • (REGISTERED) r rt 1 NO owrior of Horses SHOULD JE I - WITHOUT this MARVEL- • J L«US BLESSING. : Send for Pamphlet" Hints to Horse* ; owners." i 8018 IOENIa rOE DIBIEICT—WAIEAIIAPA T?ARMEIIS' CO-OP-ERATIVE A 90 STATION. LTD. Alexander Ross, Practical Saw and Toot Maker, ! DIXON BTBEET WELLINGTON. , ' (Opposite Royal Oak Hotel.) TMPORTER of all kinds of Saws, Filbs, JL Bbwino, <fco, Agent for Steam Enowes, Boilers, Woobwobeim Miodineh?, do, Circular and Vertical Bans gulletcd and hammered. Saws cat down and re(oothed. New Saws fitted to Spindles, 40. First class Work Guaranteed. Country Orders Promptly attended to. —"Catalogues on Application,18/6 18/6 KINSEY'S BIG OFFER. 18/6, Oh pbesbntation of m oiheb Photoobapheb's Ticket WE mi OIVB one dozen Enamelled Cabinet Photos ALSO A BEAUTIFUL ENLARGEMENT In Handsomo Gift Frame For Eighteen Shillings and Sixpence Exactly tlie same as Samples now on view. 18/6 18/6 A, H. LOGAN & CO,, Shammers, Land, Estate, Pinahoiai, and Commission Aobnts, No, 4, Colonial Exohange, corner Lambton Quay and Panama Street, Wellington, T 7 NDEBTAKE the sale or letting ol town L> and country properties, sale or purchase of businesses, negotiate Loans, eto. Interest, rents, and debts collected: Business entrusted to ug wilt receive the most careful and prompt attention. All enquiries attended to without charge. WIPE YOU 15 FEET. No More Dirty "SHODDY " DOORMATS. T Yarn Grooved Matis the best and most useful Mat yet made. Why ? Becauseitnotonly oiost effectually brushes the dirt off the soles, but also oil the sides of the alloc?, and the dirt, falling into tho grooves can very easily be shaken or swop; out, and not like the ordinary mat broome a malted mass of cloggy dirt. T'icy are mado very strong ana durable, and are not clumsy ana heavy, so • that neither mistress nor maid ne"i dread the shaking l of 'tlio nus f y dirty .door mats, and tlicy will not shake to pieces—the untimely end of the imported shoddy door-mats.

This uniquo mat may bo obtained through the principal storekeepers in the Wairarapa. Inventors and Solo Makers (Wliolesalo 1 Only), BENDANKS&CO., ; Coir Mat and Matting Manufacturers. 43,'Cambbidoe Tebbace, Weilinton, New Zealand. WAIRAJRAPa HUNI CLUB, STKEPLEOHASK MEETING AT TAUHERENIKAU, ■ ON THURBDAY, JULY 5iR, 1894, Fatros, W. 0- Buchanan, M,H,R, jPreaidcnt, G. Tully; Vice-Preaidontp, A, J, Toogood, Harold Welch; Judge, W. 0. William*; Starter, B. Rsoko; Haudicapper, J, IS. Henry; Olsrlc of Scales, E. W. Dorset; Cltrk of Course, J, Weller; Timekeeper, Jn, Hacara; Stewards, J, Retail, A. Mc Kemie.G, Carter, 0. B. I'baratyn, W. B. Buick, H. S. Lard, W, J. Hiracnberg, W. Book, G. A. Hirschbcrg, T. Bay, <V, G, rilmer, N, Grace, 0. F. Yallance, H. H, Welch, V, Warden ; Treasurer, N, Grace; Secretary, W. MoKenzio, First race slarti at 11,30 a.m, PROGRAMME. 1, Trial Steeplechase Handicap, of3osov 2nd horuo 10 sova from stakes; about 2J nile Open to all qualified Heck Hunters that have never mm on advertised Steeplechase at the time of startinj,, Nom, 16s; accept. 20s. 2< Wairarapa Steeplechase Habdtoap, of 60 soya; 2nd ho™ 10 sova from stakes; about A miles. Nom. 20a j accept. 40a.' . 8. Hack Handicap of 20, govs., 2nd bono 6 sova from stakes j about a mile. Minimum weight 10st. Norn, 10s'; accept,los, , i ladies. Bracelet Sfcepleohase Handicap. First horse bracelet value 20 sovs., 2nd horee bracelet value 5 sova (or cash equivalent) opon to allqualified Hunters; about 2 miles, All horses to be nominated by ladies.' Minimum weight M Nom,' 10s; accept, 15s, Gentlemen riders, certificates to be produced, Must also bo members of a Hunt Club. 6. Hack Hurdle Handicap, of 29 bots,, 2nd horse 6 sova from stakes; about IJmiles, Nora.'los; accept, 16s, . 6. Hunt Club Steeplechase Handicap, of CO soys , 2nd horse 10 tovs from stakos; about 3 miles. For all qualified Hunters, Minimum weight 10at 71b. Nom. 20a j accept, 30, 7. Hunters' Flat Hat Jioap, of 20 sovs, 2nd horse 5 sovs from stakes; about 1 mllej for all qualified Hack Hunters, - Nom. 10a: accept, 108. ■■■>•;; . .. .. NOMINATIONS lor all events close on SATURDAY, JuneOth.on arrival of last train from Wellington. . WEIGHTS declared on SATURDAY, 23rd June, ACCEPTANOE.S oloseon MONDAY, 2nd July, on arrival of the last train from Wellington. .. . . .' ' • Scale of charges-Grand Stand, lawn, and Saddling Paddock.6s, Ladies 2i Oil.»:>y Gates-Pedestrians and passecgers Is, onehorse vehicle 2a, 1 each Additional horse Is, drivers free, horsemen 2s, 'children under 12 free.. .. w, Mckenzie, . Hon. Sec., P.O. Box, 18, . Cartertont - Ht-dmitW' to. and approved, by the Wellington Racing Club", tnls 16th day it 1/u. IBM, ' '' Ei U, LYON, Becretir ~