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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4766, 6 July 1894, Page 3

MASTERTON. HAVlNG.putcliascd atr ft. big.. discount ail' a Travellers; Sample comprising Double, and Single Breech : and Muzzle-Loading j can offer tho sporting public, guns worth £6 6s £4 7s6d Nett Cash. ■ : < A JOB LINE OF "-■■ Martin's Improved Horse Clippers, 9s 6d Nett Cash. J.GEAHAM&CO ANTI-MONOPOLY STORESMASTEIITON. JAMES MUIR. ' COACHBUILDEE, ENGINEEIt, FAIIIIIEIUGENERAL ' BLACKSMITH. i_ IHE old-established Steam Coach . Factory has long ken known _as a placb where work of every description is executed at moderate prices by firstelass tradesmen only, and it is my in. tention to sec that this reputation is upheld. The different departments arc under my personal supervision, and only thoroughly practical men arc employed, : By tlie extensive use of steam power and machinery lam able to quote tho to the use of inferior materials and workmanship. ; ■ ' ' My shoeing at 5s per set for either steel or iron shoes is undoubtedly tho best and cheapest in Mastcrlon as is proved by tho large and increasing trade In the Engineering department I am prepared to executo work of every dcaription at Wellington prices. In coachbuilding nothing but the best material (carefully selected) is used and his combined with honest workmanship and the latest designs; enables mo to turn out work second to nono in this

The paint shop is under die control of a first-class pninlor nml for price and qimittyof workimnusliip stands unrivalled in the Wairarapa; JAMESMUIR, ZEALANDIA an COCKATOO WOOLPKESSES, Qdeen Stbret, Masteeto; EX. COPTIC. 12 TRUNKS WINTER BOOTS, .WINTER SHOES, . " WINTER SLIPPERS. AND LAMES' EVENING SHOES, TRUNKS OF BOSTOOK'S CELEBRATED BOOTS & SHOES. Mini's Watcrtights, Boys and Girls School Boots from the best Colonial Makers AMVING EVERY WEEK, NORWEGIAN SLIPPERS from Is Gd. Speciality.—Scotch Kip Watcrtights, English Sole Leather (own make,) J. CARPENTER, Boot Warehouse. PALMBRSTON NORTH METROPOLITAN TROTTING OLUB. WINTER MEETING. To bo hold on the pALMERSTON NORTH RAOE-COURSB WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1,1891 '. PROGRAMME. 1, Maiden Handicap Trot (in saddle), of 20 aovs, For horses that have never won an ad vertifcdTiot, uither in saddle or lumein. Nomination, 10s j acceptance, 10s. Tuo roiloß. 2, Handicap Pony Trot (in harness), of 1C bovb ; second horsn to receiro 3 sovs trom the stakes. Height, 14-2 and under, Nomination, 10s; acceptance, ss. Two miles. 3, Metropolitan Handicap (in Saddle) of 46 sovs; second horse to receive 6 fovs from tbe stakes, Nomination, 1 sov; acceptance, 25.», Three miles.

4, Maiden Handicap Trot (in Harness), of 15 sovs. For horses that have never won an advertised Trot, cither in saddle or harness. Nomination, 10s; acceptance, 6s, Two milcß. "...6. Handicap I'ony Trot (in Saddle), of 18 stakes, Height, 14'2 and under,' Nomination, 10e ; acceptance, 63. Two miles, 6, Winter Handicap Trot (in Harness), of 35 sovs; second horse to receive 6 sovs from tho stakes. Nomination, 1 sov; icceptance, 15s. Three miles, For horses that have never won an advertised Trot of any description, and have not been en tercd for as; racoat this meeting, Postentry, 10s, Ono-and-quarter milts, NOMINATIONS AND ACCEPTANCES, Nominations for all Baces, except Eitctrio North on TUESDAY, July 17th, at 10 p.m. Handicaps will appear on or about July 21st, Accsptances close on FRIDAY, July 27th, at 10 p,m., with the Secretory atPalmcrston North.,. Entries for tho Electric Stakes close at 3.30 p.m. on the day of tho race with tho Secretary on the Course, C, O, MILES, ' . Secretary. Cheap Draper&Clothier Dresses and Dressmaking ■.V . TOMEETTnBTI3IEB. ; ;.,' 1/yE arc/now.prcparcd.tomako . *' ':■■• Slylislr Walking Drosses, Material, Lqiings, etc., all. complete for the low pace of from > . 22/6: r tO;j3s/- !; ,;'rf House Dresses—nlV complete—for !' ;>;Dress Goods, ■' i'cfobso fr0m.:!,.;,, ;", iimo to'pri Smcnt! ''.y'^'ii: