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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7936, 18 October 1904, Page 6

TAEANAKI JOCKEY CLUB. CHRISTMAS MEETING. • FOR HACK RACES ONLY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 26th ana 27th December, 1904. EINTPvIES (with payments of 1 aov ! each) win clone at New Plymouth on MONDAY, 21st November, 1904, at 9 p.m., for:— Plying Handicap, of Bosov3 ; 6 furlong?. First Welter Handicap, of 70eovs; 7 furlongs. First Handicap Hurdle?, of 70sovs • 14 mile?. Christmas Handicap, of lOOsovs; H mileG. Ladies' Purso Handicap, of 7030V5; 1 mile. Stewards' Handicap, of 85sova; 1 mile. Maiden Handicap, of 60,0vs ; 1 mile. Eiectric Handicap, of 70sovs; 5 furlong. New Plymouth Handicap, of lOOsovs ; 1 mile. Second Handicap Hurdles, of 7030va; 1;V miles. Summer Handicap, of 70sova; 6 furlODga. Seoc-nd Welter Handicap, of 70sovs: 1 mile. Farewell Eandieap, of 70j6vb; 7 furlongs. And on 'WEDNESDAY, 14th, December, 1904, at 9 p.m., for— Maiden Plate, of 6030v5; 1 mile. First Scurry Stakes, of 60 sove; 5 furlongs. Second Scarry Brakes, of 6030V5; 5 furlongs. ACCEPTANCES (with payment of Isoy eech) for .—Flying Handicap, First Welter Handicap, First Handicap Hurdles, Ladies' Purse Handicap, Stewards' Handicap will close at New Plymouth on 14th December, 1904, at 9 p.m.; and for the Christmas Handicap (with a payment of 2sovs) at same place find time. . . For full particulars see N.Z. Referee. MUSSELL FLSETWOOD. Secretary.

- -DETIN E'S SMPIEE HOTEL, Msia Bt,te6t, Pslmeraton North. yy DBVtNJB (late 61 Marion Hotel) • c&s taken over the above hotel A new stock 01 whiskies, wineß and arandies has Been opened, and patronß J»n rely on being supplied with all leading brands. Special feainre—Firat-olasß luncheon from 12 c'olock to 2 p.ni. Upstairs and dining room trader super- ■ lston of Mra Devise." Up •to .. date billiard room nnde Jupabla management CLTJB HOTEL, Wellington (Under new and suporior management). E. SHEERATT, Proprietor. /Capital aecQmmodation for visitors at \J moderate charges. First-class Table Best Brands of Liqunra. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, PALMEESTON NOETH. H. J. WOODARD Late of Sandon), BEGS to notify the public that he has taken, over the lease of the above well-known and popular hostelry, and guarantees that patrons can rely on getting tbe best Retention and accommodation. None but the best wines, ales and spirits kept in stock. - Night porter in attendance. All telegrams and letters punctually attended to. * Telephone No. 27. FAMILY HOTEL, EANGITIKEI LINE. T. JVNOTT OAS taken over this favourite *-x hostelry. The house has been thoroughly reno\afed and brought up. to-date in every way. Only the best brands of hqaor kept in stock Lodgers especially catered for. Dra'lngrocm under the supervision of Mrs Nott. Good stabling available. OWEN Me WILLIAMS (Late of Family Hotel, Palmerston N.), TTAVING purchased the freehold of XJ- the COMMERCIAL HOTEL (Near Kailway Station), ■ WuODVILLE, Will be pleased to see his old friends at this popular hostelry. Wines and spirits of the finest quality in stock. First class accommodation. Charges reasonable. Good stables and billiard room. Horses and gigs always on hire. GEO, ALLMAN, BLACKSMITH & SHOEING SMITH. (Next Hodder and Tolley's, Bangitikei-st) TTOESES shod under my pehsowal XJ- supervision. All branches of blacksroithing work done oh the premises. Horses sen*; for to any part of the town. Telephone No. 221. PAELOYITZS TRIBUTE to STEINWAfS and also x EICH, LIPP & SOHN'S PIANOS The Manajjer, 1 Dresden Piano Co!, Wellington. Dear Sir,—Before leaving Wellington I should like to say that the Steinway Grand Piano used by me at Mr Watkin Mills' farewell concert is undoubtedly THE FINEST INSTBUMENT I HAVE PLAYED ON IN i THE COLONY. ' I should also l'lte to. say that the ■' Eich, Lipp and Solin Pianos supDlied by your Company to the Watkin Mills Concerts at Wanganui and Hawera are beautiful instruments. Indeea, for my own private use I prefer Lipp to all others. I am the proud possessor of two. With best wishes, yours truly EDUAKD PARLOVITZ' Steinwat & Soil's Pianos Eich, Lipp & Sohn Pianos. The Deesden PrAKo Co., WellingtoM. J. Bbookjes, North Island Manager' a