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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 3, Issue 92, 9 December 1892, Page 3

20 piec s pure Linen Pinafore Holland at 4|d per yard 2000 yards new and stylish Prints to be thrown away at honestly worth 5d 1000 yards fancy White Muslin for dresses or pinafores at 3|d

REGA T T A ON BOXIISTa- DAY AT HAYELOCK, PROGRAMME—1. First Class Sailing Race. —First prize, £ ; second £ . Boats over 18ft on the keel to be handicapped half-a-minute for every foot or part foot over that length. 2. Second Class Sailing Race.—First prize, £ ; second, £ , Same handicap as above. The winner of the First-class Race to be disqualified from competing in this event. 3. Foar-oared Race.—First prize, £ ; second, £ 4. Pair-oared Race.—First prize, £ ; second, . 5. Sculling Race.—First prize, £ ; second. . 6. Women’s Race,—First prize, £ ; second, . 7 Boys’ Race under 15.—First prize s; second 8. Greasy Pole.—First prize 9. Duck Hunt.—First prize All events to come under the Wellington regatta rules. W. H. SMITH, Hon. Sec. Edward JAMES Coachhuilder Wheelwright HIGH-STREET, BLENHEIM (Opposite Club Hotel)

C TUNNICLIFFB Horseshoer & General Blacksmith HIGH-STREET, BLENHEIM (Opposite Club Hotel)

MR. J. F. WILSON, DENTIST, Grove Road, Blenheim. Hours 10 a.ra. to 1 p.m,, and 2 to 4 p.ra Private residence “Sutherland Terrace” (Off Manse Road)

Union Steamship Company of New Zealand (Limited). PROBABLE SAILINGS FROM PICfON FOR WELLINGTpN~AND LYTTELTON Rotoruaf, Thursday, December 8 Rotorua, Tuesday, December 13 f Wellington and Lyttelton only. Booking passengers and cargo to Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland. ” for"nei7son’ Grafton, Friday, December 9 ! Rotorua, Monday, Decoember 12 Booking passengers and cargo to all West Coast ports for TARANAKI AND MANUKAU (From Wellington) Takapuna, Friday, December 9 FOR MELBOURNE (From Wellington.) Talune, Monday, December 12 FOR WESTPORT AND G HEYMOUTH Grafion, Friday, December 2 FOR SYDNEY (From Wellington) Waihora* Friday, December 9 *Yia Auckland " ~FOR WELLINGTON (From Blenheim) Thursday, November 21 Cargo (booked at office) received for shipment at the Company’s wharf. Agents for the Orient Line Passages and cargo booked by the Company’s Royal Mail Steamers to San Francisco and London, EXCURSION “SEASON, During the Mopths of November, December, January, February and March, Return Tickets will be issued at Excursion Rates over all the Company’s Lines, available for Three Months from date of issue. For Sale. THE CLAVERTON RUN containing 76 acres of freehold and 600 acres of leasehold, situated in the Pelorus Sound, about nine miles from Havelock. A great portion of the run has good artificial grass, and when all the land is cleared will carry I,oos cross-bred sheep, For full particulars apply to 1 ' ' “C. U. MILLS, Commission Agent