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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8241, 20 September 1906, Page 1

Hotels. CENTRAL HOTEL. MASTERTON. MB F. S. COOPER, late'of the Empire Hotel, Hawera, find formerly of Wellington, wishes to inform the public of Masterton find surrounding districts that he haa taken over the above well-known house. This hotel offers superior accommodation to travellers and is afirst-class family resi dence in every respect. The rooms are well-ventilated, lofty, and comfortably furnished. Good table, best of wines, ales etc. Telegrams and letters will receive prompt attention. F. S : COOPER RAILWAY HOTEL, EKETAHUNA, OPPOSITE Railway Station, and very convenient for the travelling public. One of the best-appointed hotels in the district. The best of attention and accommodation. Good private apartments. All appointments complete and right up-to-date, First-cSaes Tafote, and the best of Liquors always kept. Moderate charges. A. CARTER, Proprietor. EMPIRE HOTEL. MASTERTON. J. CRESS i. Proprietor, BEGS to announce that he has thoroughly renovated his establishment, and trusts by civijity and attention to merit a further continuance of public Bupport. Only ttie Best Brands of Liquor Stocked. Cabs meet all trains. TERMS REASONABLE. EKETAHUNA HOTEL, ROI3T. SEYMOUR .. PROPRIETOR. THIS First cla=s Hotel is now in the harjds of Mr Robt. Seymour, late of Pnhiatua, who is well known to the travelling public as a genial host. Visitors patronising this Hotel will receive every comfort, the 'accommodation and table being first-class.

Splendid Milliard Table, in charge of expert marker. Best Brands of W.'nes and Liquors always in stock. TARIFF, 6s PER DAY. Cabs meet every train. Good Paddccking and [stabling A. BAST'S CENTRAL TEA AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS, Pahiatua. A FRESHLY-MADE teapot of pure tea, with cakes, bread and butter, sandwiches, etc., ready at any time. All classes of CATERING undertaken in Town or Country. Fresh supply of Small Goods daily. Dealers in selected Ceylon and Indian Tens, in packet or bulk. Samples and prices sent post free. EAST'S CENTRAL TEA ROOMS. Railway Temperance Hotel. A. ASH WORTH, Manager. ITUATED near Railway Station, visi- £_) tors to Masterton are specially catered for. The accommodation is complete and comfortable. Hot and Cold Water and every convenience provided. Terms are moderate, $ viz., 20s per week. RanfurSy Stables. PAHIATUA. BUGJIES, Gigs and Saddle Horseß on hire. Travellers conveyed to all par's of the district. Telegrams promptly attended to. CABS MEET ALL TWAINS. COTTER BROS, PAHIATUA. Telephone No. 27] [Telephone No. 27 jjJASTERTON RACING CLUB. SPRING MEETING, To be held on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 25th and 20th October, 1906. . FIRST DAY.—I. Hack Hurdle Handicap, 75 sovs, 1;| miles ; nom 20s, acc 20s. 2. Flying Hack Handicap, 60 sovs, 0 furlongs ; nom 10s, acc 20s. 3. Masterton Cup (open), 175 sovs, miles; nom 20s, acc 50s. 4. Maiden Hack Rack (weight for age), 65 sovs, 7 furlongs ; entry 30s. 5. Ladies' Bracelet Handicap, 50 sovs; bracelet value 35 sovs or cash for first horse, bracelet value 10 sovs or cash for second horse, bracelet value 5 sovs or cash for third horse ; miles; nom 10s, acc 20s. 0. October Hack Handicap, 90 sovs, 1 mile; nom 20s, acc 20s. 7. Publican's Handicap (open), 120 sovs, 7 furlongs; nom 20s, acc 40s. 8. Dash Hack Handicap, 50 sovs. 5 furlongs ; nom 10s, acc 20s. SECOND DAY.- Hack Hurdle Handicap, 65 bovs, 1J miles ; nom 20s acc 20s, 2. Tradesmen's Hack Handicap, 70 sovs, 7 furlongs; nom 20s, acc 20s. 3, President's Handic4p (open), 120 sovs, 1 mile 1 furlong; nom 20s, acc 40s. 4. Higiiweigiit Hack Handicap, 50 sovs, I mile; nom 10s, acc "30s. 5. Scurry Hack Handicap, 50 ' sovs, 5 furlongs; nom 10s, acc 20s. 6. Welter Hack Handicap, 60 sovs, 1 mile; nom 10s, aco 20s. 7. Stewards' Handicap (open), 100 sovs, 6 furlongs; nom 20s, ace 30s. 8. Electric Hack Handicap, 50 sovs, 6 furlongs ; nom 10s, acc 20s. NOMINATIONS for all events, excepting Maiden Hack Race, close with the Secretary at Masterton on FRIDAY, sth October, 1906, at 9.30 p.m. ACCEPTANCES for first day and entries for Maiden Hack Race close on FRIDAY, 19th October, 1906, at 9.30 p.m. i THOS. DUNCAN, Secretary