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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3293, 5 December 1892, Page 4

; T. GBEEN, \ IMPORTER OF GENERAL ; DRAPERY & CLOTHING, > MANAIA AND KAPONGA > Is now showing J NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. . New Colonial Dress Tweeds in single \ and double widths a New Prints, New Delaines j, New Parasols and Sunshades 1 Ladies' Trimmed & TTntrimmed Hats 8 very cheap y Ladies' Riding, Driving, and Walking 1 Gloves, by leading makers ■ } Ladies' Corsets, from 2s 6d to 18s 6d Large variety of Lace & Embroidery - Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing in Kaiapoi and other colonial goods Men's Oxford, Regatta, and Dresß Shirts Men's White Kid and Lisle Gloves Soft and Hard Felt Hats, Ties Collars, jßraces, and a | City variety of Men's Underclothing j SUITS made to measure. An endless variety of patterns to select from. ~l^ O R SALE. 180 acres of Bush LAND; within three miles of Kaponga ; 45 acres are in good grass and fenced. Easy terms. Apply to WILLIAM ELLERM, Kaponga. PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING AND REPAIRING. JJ # OOLLIEU AND GO. have pleasure in announcing that MR. R. W. THOMPSON (Certificated Tuner from Brimsmead and Sons, London) will VISIT HAWERA and surrounding districts for the purpose o£ Tuning and Repairing Pianos and Organs, about October 17th. Orders may be left at Stab Office, or sent to Wanganui. 5. Hawera visited at regular intervals Pianos taned singly or by the year. H. COLLIER* & CO. y have the largest and most varied 't stock of Pxanos and Organs on this 6 coast. Prices from £10 to £100. It desired, time payments from 20s monthly. fj Mr. Thompson will supply every , 8 information, and will value old instruments with a view to exchanging for new ones. { H. COLLIER & CO., g Music Wabehouse, 7 Wanganui, Palmerston North, Nelson d TV/TANAIA HAGK RACING I\_L CLUB. '1 BOXING DAY, DEC. 26, 1892. B Stewards— A. W. Budge, H. M. Woodward, H. E. Good, E. Shove, O. H. y Stott, F. McGovern, D. Mitchell, J. h McCarten, D. Hughes. Judge— J. R. Stewart. Starter —A. W. Badge. Handicapper— R. E. Moßae. Olerk of the Scales — James McOutchan. Olerk of the Course — Allan Good. , PROGRAMME. » 1. Handicap Hurdle Race of 30 eovs; 'i second horse to receive five eovs from c the stakes : distance, one mile and a i. half ; over six flights of hurdles, 3ft c 6in.bigh ; nomination 10s, acceptance 1 soy. Tp start at 12 o'clock. 2. Farmers' Plate of 25 boys; second horso to receive five soys from tbe I stakes; for horses that are not nomi. nated for any other race at the meeting, and have not been started for any [m other race (Farmers' Plates excepted, '> and winners of those barred); welter ', weigh t-for-age; gentlemen riders; f distance, one mile and a quarter; Sj entrance, 1 soy. To start at 12.30 p.m. c d. Manaia Handicap of 60 soys ; second r horee to receive 10 soys from the Btakes ; distance, one mile and a half ; nomination 1 soy, acceptance 30a. To start &t 1 p.m. 4. Selling Race of 20 eovs; winner to be sold for 10 soys ; any snrplus to be equally divided between tbe club and the owner of the second horse ; minimum weight, 88t 7lb ; distance, 1 mile. Entrance, 1 soy. To start ac 2, p.m. ■ 5. Maiden Plate of 20 boys ; open to all horses tbat bare never won an advertised race; weigh t-for-age; distance, .one mile and a/ distance;, entrance, 1 boy. To start at 2.30 p.m. .. 6. Electric Stakes of 20 soys; open to all horses that are not entered for any other race at this meeting; minimum > weight, Bst 71b ; distance, 4 furlongs ; » entrance, 1 soy. To start at 3.15 p.m. 1 7 Flying Handicap of 30 soys; second horse to receive five soys from the stakes; distance, six furlongs; nomit nation 10s, acceptance 15s. To start at 3.45 p.m. r 8. Consolation Handicap of 20 boys ; for r ' losers only ; second horse to receive five sovb from the stakes; distance, one mile; nomination ss, acceptance 10b ; nomination to be made immediately after tbe FJying Handicap is run. Nominations for 1, 3. aDd 7 to be in the hands of the secretary on or before 8 p.m., on Safurday, 26th November, 18955. Weights to be declared on Saturday, Brd December. Acceptances and entries for . Nos. 2, 4, 5, and 6 close on Tuesday, 13th December, at 8 p.m. Nominations and acceptances to be accompanied by the amounts payable. Nominations must contain name, age, colour, sex. pedigree, performances, and name and colours of the owners. All horse 3 must be ridden in their nominated colours. A "hack" is a horde that has never won an advertised race (hack and hunter races excepted), and is not, at the time of start, and boa not been during the six calendar months , previous to the time of Btart, nominated for any race (back and hunter races ex- l cepted.) Eiders in the Farmers' Plate ( must produce their certificates to the J Clerk of the Scales. All races to be run ' under the .Rules of Earing, as adopted by T the Metropolitan Clubs of New Zealand. Telegraph office closes at 5 p.m. J. MATHESON, Secretary. Box 14. \ - Submitted and approved, this 21st day i of September, 1892. Robert Q. Baucbope, * Hop Seo-^aryTaraDaki Jockey Club. ART CLASSES.? Miss Young's Second Term com- < mences on Monday, 3rd October, in the Borough Council Chambers. I T ADIBB WEAB. PALLADINO Kid Gloves. JJJ J Hawer«.and West Coast Drapery Co. 1 1<