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Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 512, 21 June 1897, Page 4

IJIO DAISY PAEMEES. We beg to announce that we are fitting up a factory with aH the most modern appliances for the manufacture of butter, and in connection with same cool stores of an extensive nature. We are therefore prepared on and after the lit September next to purchase separator cream in any quantity, or will manufacture cream into butter on owners' account and undertake the sale thereof in the local and English markets. For further particulars apply to FINN CHISHOLM & CO., Victoria Street, Wellington. Sole agents in New Zealand for Sharpies Celebrated Cream Separators.

NOTICE. BLUETT’S KILLALOO BAND is open for engagement at balls, concerts, evening parties, etc. Charges moderate. WOODLANDS HUNT CLUB SPORTS. TO be held on Danevirke Racecourse on Tuesday, June 22nd, 1897. (Becoed Beion Day). Prices of admission to course—Pedestrians Is, Carriages 2s, Horsemen Is Gd.

PROGRAMME—1. Tilting at the Ring—For a trophy. Six rings, competitors not to ride at less pace than a canter. Entrance 2s 6d. —1 p.m. 2. Mile Flat Race—For a trophy for first and second horses. For all horses that have never won an advertised race ; minimum weight 12 stone ; entrance ss. —At 1.30 p.m. 3. Mile Handicap Trot (in saddle or harness at option of nominator) —For a trophy. For horses that have never won an advertised race; entrance 5s —At 1-45 p.m. 4. Orange Race—For a trophy. Each competitor to carry a plate of oranges on horseback over five-hurdles ; Committee to find plate and oranges; entrance 2s 6d.—At 2 p.m. 5 Maiden Hurdle Race—For a trophy. Once round, over 4 flights of hurdle 3ft Gin high; minimum weight 12 stone; entrance 59. At 2.20 p.m. 6. Hunters’ Hurdle Race For a trophy. Two miles, over 8 flights of huidles 3ft Gin high, minimum weight 12 stone (open to all horses only that have followed the Woodlands Hunt Club hounds this season to the satisfaction of the Master); entrance ss. At 2.45 p.m. 7. Sailors’Race—For a trophy. Quarter of a mile; competitors to ride on horseback tace to tail, barebacked; entrance 2s Gd. At 3 p.m. 8. Dismounting Hurdle Race—for a trophy. Over five hurdles, competitors to mount their horses, jump each hurdle, dismounting between each hurdle, both feet to be on the ground between each dismount; entrance 2s Gd. At 3.30 p.m. 9. Cigar and Umbrella Race—For a trophy. Each competitor to light a cigar, open an umbrella and gallop round post from right to left, and finish with cigar alight and umbrella open ; cigars and umbrellas provided by Committee ; entrance 2s Gd. At 4 p.m. 10. Consolation Dookey Race—For a trophy. Half mile; for all beaten horses, last horse to be declared the winner; nominators to ride each others’ horses, riders to be allotted at the post; no whip or spurs allowed ; catch weights. Post entry, 2s Gd. At 4.30 p.m. For all events one half the entrance fees will be given to the winner. Entries, with names of horses, colors of riders and entrance fees, close with the hon. secretary at 8 p.m. on Sat urday, 19th of June, at Masonic Hotel, Danevirke. For full particulars see Bush Advocate. J. DEVONSHIRE, Hon. Secretary, Danevirke.

THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY. INDUCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY JUNE, 1807. ANNUAL JUNE, 1897. BALANCE. “pURCHASERS of a PIANO or ORGAN During this month willl roceivo exceptional advantages, ns onr largo stock of Pianos and Organs most bo sold beforo our annual balance on 80th June. REMEMBER! BROAD WOOD PIANOS. BROADWOOD PIANOS. LirP & SOHNE PIANOS. LIPP & SOIINE PIANOS. BOHM TIANOS. BOIIM PIANOS. ERARD PIANOS. EItARD PIANOS. COLLARD & COT,BARD PIANOS. COBLARD & COLLARD PIANOS. SCHWECHTEN PIANOS. SCHWECUTEN PIANOS. A GRAND EXHIBITION OF «** PIANOS A NOTABLE EVENT 1 THE GRAND EXHIBITION AT DRESDEN PIANO CO.'S DEPOT. REMEMBER 1 The whole stock must bo sold boforo Annual Balanco day, June 80, FOR CASH on on TIME PAYMENT FROM ()(\I I MONTHLY. THE DRESDEN PIANO CO WELLINGTON. M. J. Brookes, Manager. T. B. Hunter : Pahiatua agent. (AND AT DUNEDIN).

M. QTJIRKE, j HAIRDRESSER, TOBACCONIST, ETC., TEMPORARY PREMISES. J UST oponed direct from the warohouao, a full assorted stock of I 'Tobtcoos, Cigars, Cigarettes, Pipes, j Moutfipiocos, Ferrules, and a unique ij aissortaient of Tobacco and I anoy | Goods. The saloon is furnished | 'equal to anything in tho largo contres. I Comfort, cloanliness and civility, 110 j thanks hiß pratons for past support, ! and hopes to merit a continuance.