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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4910, 24 December 1894, Page 3

On Boxing Day and 1 New Year's Day Excursion Tickets (available for return on day of issue only) will lie obtainable as under ' Ist 2nd Class. Glass. From Te Aro, and Welling. • , ton . to Upper Hutt and viceversa ... 4s Od 2s 6d From Te Aro, Wellington,: Petone, and lower Hutt, i ■. to TCaitoke, and vice vorsa : 6s Od 3s 6d From To Aro, Wellington,/' Petone, Lower Hutt and. ' ■ 'v- ; Upper Hutt, to the undermentioned stations, and , rite versa , Fcatherston ... 7s Od 6s Od ffill] ... llu'stcrton ... 9s 6d 7s Od Jkuriccvillc ...10s 6d 7 s 6d likelahmm lis 6d 8s Od Ordiuarv Iteturn Tickets, for distances under 21 miles, issued from 18th December to 2nd January, inclusive, will bo available for return up to and including 12tk January, 1895. On SATURDAY, 22nd December, the ordinary 6.7. t>.m. train from Te Ajo will not leavo i that station until 6.15 p.m., and Wellington at 6,30 p.m., and will run through to Ekctahuna, arriving there at 11.68 p.m., On CHRISTMAS DAY tho ordinary morning and evening trains to and from the Wairarapa will run as usual, and in addition the Sunday time-table will be observed between Lower Hutt and Wellington. All other trams will be susOn BOXING DAY and NEW YEAK'S DAY the ordinary morning trains to and from the Wairarapa will run as usual. The evening train to Wairarapa will not leave 'fe Aro until 6.12 and Wellington 6.20 p.m,, and will rail through to Eketahuna. Tbo afternoon train for Wellington will not leave Eketahuna until 40 p.m., ZEALAND li AIL WAYS, ■ WELLINGTON SECTION. CHRISTMAS AND NEW "YEAT HOLIDAYS, 1894-95,., Extended Excursion Tickets from To Aro, Lower Hutt, and' stations to Eketahuna and vice versa, first-class 20s, second class 16s, and from Te Aro ahd Wellington'to Mas: terton, and .vice .versa,-.first-class 18s, second class 12s, will bo obtainable from 18th December, 1894, to 2nd January, 1895, inclusive, and will be available for return 1 up to fhe 12th January, 1895, ' v V v .- Note—These tickets may he made available for a further fortnight by payment of tho difference in, value between an ordinary, single ticket and half the excursion fare. ; • ''' 1 : ,■ . Applications must be made at the. station to which the excursion 'ticket was On BOXING DAY a train will leave Fcatherston at 8.40 a.m., Groytown 8,43 a.m,, Carterton 9.18 a,in., Masterton9.6o a.m., Mauriceville, 10.27 a.m., arriving at Eketahuna at 11.0 a.m. A return train will leaye. Eketahuna at 6.40 p.m., Masterton 6.66 p m,, Carterton 7.26 p.m., Greytown 7.32 p,m., arriving at Fcatherston at 8.3 p,m, OnNEW YEAK'S DAY a train will leave Masterton at 10.0 a,m., Carterton 10,30 a,m., Greytown 10.35 a.m., arriving at Fcatherston at 11,10 a.m. •: , A return train will leave Fe&thcraton at G. 46 p.m., Greytown 0.48 p.m., Car-' terton 7.23 p.m., arriving at Masterton at 7.60 p.m.On BOXING DAY all trains will stop opposite tho Opaki Racecourse. .BY OEDEE. Traffic Manager's Office, Wellington, 13th December, 1894. THE WAURAIAPA DAM TIMES ALMANAC : Foe 1895, will iik pbmisued on December 31st. Tho Illustration on this occasion will beA SPLENDID PHOTOGRAVURE Depicting an Englis' Sceiio of Historical Interest. 'Ann Hathaway's Cottage:/ CONNOISSBOBS PHOKODKOE THIS TO BE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AM SPECIMEN WHICH WE HAVE YET PUBLISHED,' jyj" A'JTBRTON-OPAKi JOCKEY OLUB SUMMBiR BUEETINGj ; 1894. ■ ' To be held on the ; ' ' MASTERTON-OPAKI RAOB COURSE on - WEDNESDAY, 26th DECEMBER. (Boxing D»,) President—A. W. Cave j Hon Treasurer— A. A. Elkins j Judge—o. F, Vallance ] Starter-T. H. Hill jHandicapper- J.E. Henry, Clerk of Scales—T. W. Shaw j Timekeeper-J.Muir; Clerk of CourseWilliam lorns; Stewards—Messrs A. Walker, E,E, Chamberlain, T. D. Thompson, 0. f!owper,H, Yates,W, Cameron,W. 0. Hawke, W. H. Buiok, T, E, Chamber--1 #in andW J. Eirsohberg. PHOGKAMME. ■ 1. Eaok Hurdle Bundloap, of 30 bovs, of hurdles, Nomination, 10a; 'acceptance, , Waipipl Handicap, of 90 sovs,, second horse, 10 sovß/'l'mlie;- Nomination;2osi 3, Maiden Hack Baoo, of 26 bovs.,second horse, 10 sovs. 1 mile, Weight forage Entiy 255. 4, Opaki Stakes, oi; ICO aovß. ( second horse, 15 sovs. 1} miles. Nomination 20., 5. HandlcapHaokßaoe,ofsosovs„2nd horse 10 sovs. 1J miles. Nomination 20s, Telegraph takes, 0f.60 sovs, 2nd horse 10 sovs, i mile. Nomination 20s, acceptance 30b. : 7. Flying Hack Handicap, oi 80 eovb, 2nd horse 6 bovs. f milo. Nomination 10s 8. HaekHandioap Bourry Race, o! 20 bovs, 2nd hotse 5 bovs, } milo. Minimum weight 8 stone, Nomination 10s, acceptancelOa. EULES AND EMULATIONS ( All races to bo run under the New'ZeaNOMINATIONs, ETC. Nominations for all'.events, except the Maiden Hook Kace, close with the Secreiuy on Saturday, Ist Decbiibeb, at 9 p.m, Weights declared on SATURDAY Bth December at 9 p.m. .. . Acceptances end Entries for, the Maiden unliT 16th Dscemdeh, at 0 p.m. Definition of a hack,—A naokls a horse that has never von an advertised race'at an; time, hack or hunter, races excepted, and iB not or has not beeanominated in any race, other , than Haok . Dace at the same '. : : A E.H. WADDING rON. Submitted toani approved by th ' Wellington Bacing [Club this S, M, LYON, Semiari/, BATHS, 1 tl Abbiot; .2/5 montUyj'' 6/- i (jqarterly | V/ 6 season. ° Boys under 15 year's old: monthly 1/6 ;■ quarterly 4/ : ;: ! fiaths; teBcrved for ■; ladies - from '; 2: to fi: Tickets can bis'; obtaineii; at the Factory, vbeji fry citato wlfl to kepti .