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Notices. STIRRUPS AND SPURS BRAZED AND REPAIRED, AND MADE AS STRONG AS NEW. h:. Hzo^wrmsisr, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER & OPTiCiAFa, HAMILTON Agont for the London and Hurlin Piauo Importing Co. | 0\ BREAD I M \3 M. — 211). Loai , — oil. 10 "" >____. <*_ - '"BACON & 11.VMS. M ® Flour—Eest Brands Only. J2 SOAPS OF ALT, KINDS. : (^ 55 Tea,mPackets,Tins&Half-clests.: i^ ONIONS, OATS, POTATOES, BEAN, SHARPS ! ****, AND CHAFF. ! r-2-i ■t— i • S YATES' RELIABLE GARDEN_AHD FLOWER SEEDS.! & & \ 150° KEROSENE ! •Still at same price, and only WHITE ROSE kept. |^> And a Variety of General Goods too numerous to ! J5 - -j mention. j . Chocolates of all kinds! Lollies all hinds! . < HH Fruit, all varieties in season ! \ 05 Ij" , r thanks all customers anil friends, and I S -I_J» B s i./ begs to say that he is, and will be always j • * to the fore iu prices and goods. j BREAD ! \$K W 3d. —21b. Loaf — 3d. W SPECIALITY FOR SEPTEMBER IS STRONG AND PEAGKANT, JIT 1/1O LB. Twenty pounds and upwards carriage paid, to auy station on the Waikato Railway. SEND FOR REW'S HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIST (illustrateii) with full and detailed prices of GEOOERIES, PROVISIONS, PATENT MEDICINES, ETC, ETC

±CiUls £j±i» 1 xCej W, WHOLESALE GROCER & TEA. MERCHANT, sen?., .A.ircj:re:x I .j<&..xsr:D>.

j\ i a ... iiH^^/^^mr 9i \S7AIKATO HUNT CLUB RACES, TO HE IIIXD ON j CLAUDELAND'S COURSE, i HAMILTON, j o.v ! Saturday, October 3rd, 1891. I Jithk : Mr Laurence Cmseu. Stahtkr : Mr C J Storey. ; Stkwauds : Messrs H. Bullock-Webster, : M. H. Pickering, W. Thornton, \V. M. ]>oiiirl.-is, W. 0 I'ark. 11. Rath- i borne, J. MeN'icol, i>. H.'.wett, A, j Bach, G. IDtlgociunbc and Dr. Wad- | ilington. ' J Clkrk or Scalk.s :Mr Chas. Tuck. i Ha.nmc.U'l'ek.-;: Messrs Arthur ]Uch and < Jno. Daleluish. j Clerks of Cnuß.su : TIIO Huntsman and ', Mr Pilling, j PEOGRAMME. 1. HANDICAP HUNT CLUB HUR« DLES, of 20sovs. One and a half miles. Over six flights of hurdles, 3ft. 6in. high. The second horse to receive 3sovs. from the stake. Gentlemen riders. Nomination, : 10a ; leceptauee, 10s. | 2. HANDICAP MAIDEN RACE (Open) j of lusovs. For all horses that \ have never won au advertised race exceeding £10. Distance, one mile. ! Nomination, 10s; acceptance ss. j 3. lIANDICAP HUNT CLUB STEEPLECHASE, of 30sovs. Second horse to receive ssovs. from the stake. Distance, about three miles. Gentlemen riders. Nomination, 15s ; acceptance, 15s. 4. LADIES' BRACELET (Welter Han- I dicap), of ISsovs. The winner to J receive a bracelet of the value of I lOsovs. ; the second liorso to re- i ceive a bracelet of the value of ssovs. All horses, before starting, to be jumped over a hurdle 3ft, Gin. high to the satisfaction of the stewards. Oue mile aucl :i distance. ! Gentlemen riders. Nomination, 10s : acceptance, in. 5. FARMERS' PLATE, of lOsovs. ] Distance, oue mile. For all horses ! that have never won a race. Horses to be the bona fide property of j Waikiito settlers, and to be ridden \ by farmers or sons of farmers, j Welter weight for age. Nomina- j tion, 10s. j 6. TALLY-HO STEEPLECHASE, of ' 20sovs. About two and a-half , miles. Second horse to receive JJsovs. from the stake. Gentlemen riders. Nomination, 10s; acceptance, 10s. RULES. Five per cent, to bt deducted from all j winners. ; Horses for races 1,3,4 and G to have been hunted to the satisfaction of the master, and to be nominated by members of the ■ Pakuranga or Waikato Hunt Clubs. Certificate from the master to be produced at scales. j Nominations for races 1, 2, 3 aud 4 ■ close at 8 p.m. on SATURDAY, 19th i September. Weights will appear on TUESDAY, 22ud September, and acceptauces for same clouo ou FRIDAY, 25th j September, at 8 p.m. ', Nominations for Farmere' Plate and i Tally-Ho Steeplechase closs ou FRIDAY, 25th September, at S p.m. Weights for Tally-Ho Steeplechase to appear immediately the Hunt Club | Steeplechase is run. I All Dominations, with pedigree, age and performance, and colours of rider, accompanied by the necessary cash, to be addressed to the secretary, Hamilton. A. J. STOKEY, Hou, Sec. I

lU7ANTKU TO BUY. ! H' A Good Second - Imiul SPRING WAGGON; under-carriage must be good. _J. Mc N ICO L. / \ N SALE. LARNEY'S ANTHELMINTIC. No Hock-owner should be without it. 37s Gd per five-galiou drum. Also, Tall Fescue Seed. Also, 2,000 Good Acacia 7ft. Fencing Posts, (equal to best puriri) put on truck :it Otnrohanga at £3 7s 0d per 100. Unequalled at the price. Also, Horse Covers, Sheep Feeders, etc. ,T . McNICOL, Agent for P. and D. Duncau. Agricultural Implement Makers, Christchurch and Ash burton. Special Notice. DURING REMAINDER OF SALE, s. d. White Rose Kerosene, patent nozzles ... ... ... Oil Fine Salt, ltilbe. for 1 0 Rice, 121bs. lor 2 0 Sago and Tapioca, 121bs. for '2 11 Pearl Barley 0 0 Split Peas, '51bs. for 1 0 Good Tea, per lb 1 2 Candied Peel, per Ib 0 10 Cream of Tartar, ppr lb. ... 1 G Carbonate of Soda, per lb. ... 0 2 Cornflour, per lb. ... ... 0 4 Mullet 0 6 Jam ... ... 0 f> Sauce 0 5 Plaid Vestas 0 5 Blacking ... ... ... 0 5 BE IN TIME TO SECURE THE ABOVE & OTHER BARGAINS ! F. J. SANDERS, CAM BRI Drink Nelson, Moate's PURE BLENIT No. 3. Ss Bd. OAYLY AND OOH, Ngaruawahia Fellmonßery. Wool, Skina, aud Hides purchased at highest market rates. Wool scoured, &c, &c, &c. ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING with doa;s on the Kereone Estate will be PROSECUTED. ; JAMES GORDON