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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 600, 21 October 1880, Page 3

- ' se win Gr Machines. GREAT REDUCTION IITPRIOE! ; . THE SINGER ' MANUFACTURING COMPANY TTAVING the largest manufactories in tl>e J-X World, with every facility for a production of 8,000 MACHINES PEE WEEK. have determined to give the public the full benefit of their enormous facilities, and the recent GREAT REDUCTION in their Prices, and their EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TEEMS of Payment, will enable everyone now to become posseted of one of these UNEQUALLED SEWING MACHINES; . NOTE THE PRICKS: Silver's World-Famed "NEW FAMILY" (Treadle) MACHINE, £sl7s for Cash. Same Machine, fitted with Hand attachment, so that it may be worked Either by Hand or Treadle at Pleasure, Only £6 ss. Singer's "MEDlUM"Machines, especially constructed for the use of Tailors and Dressmakers, Cash Price ... £7 lOa. Manufacturing—including the Wax Thread Machine for boot-closing—Machine EQUALLY LOW PRICES^ THE SINGER COMPANY Have now received more than One Hundred and Seventy-Five FIRST-CLASS PRIZES AND MEDALS FOR THEIR REALLY SUPERIOR MACHINES, WHICH HAVE WON A WORLD -WIDE POPULARITY FOR PERFECTION OF MECHANISM, Strength and Beauty of Stitch, and adaptability for eveiy class of Sewing. Machines may be had on the Hire System (purchase by Weekly Payments) At a small advance on the Cash Price. The following accessories are included with eacli New Fami'y ami Medium Machine .- 1 hemmer, 1 braider, 1 straight guide and screw, 1 bottle of oil, 1 oiler, 1 spring for thread level, G bobbins, 1 needle-jdato, 12 needles, 1 wrench, 1 scrcw-diiver, one book of ins ructions. And to the above the Company have decided to,nld-1 tucknaker, 1 quilter, 1 set (4) hemniurs and a binder, Needles, parts, and all accessories for the machines kept constantly in stock AT THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S DEPOT, Manners-Street, Wellington.

AGENTS FOP THE WAIBABAPA : Mastcrton— MB E. FEIST. Greytown— FABIAN, BROS. Feathorston— GILPIN AND PARDON, From whom Machines and all requisites ■ may be had at Wellington Prices. JJASTERTON AND OPAKI JOCKEY RAGE MEETING 1880. THURSDAY, 2nd DECEMBER. President—F. Gray ; Judge, A. W. Cave ; Starter, T. Chamberlain • Clerk of the Scales, John Handing ; Clerks of Courso, W. lobns and Manhiera ; Stewards: A. W. Cave, J. Macara, B. Kimberley, G. T. Farmer, R. Campbell, H. Bannister, and A, Enaxs> 1. Handicap Hurdle Race of £25 • two mile* and a distance, over 7 flights of hurdles (darkened), 3ft Gin, Nomination, £l, acceptance £l. 2. Hack Hurdle Race of £ • once round the course; not less than lOst. Entrance £l. 3. Produce Race of £ ;If miles; weight for age. Entrance £2. 4. Hack Race of £ ; once round the course; catch weights. For horses that have never won public money. 5. Opaki Stakes Handicap;of £SO; 1\ miles. Nomination £2, acceptance £2. 6. Maiden Plate of £ ;1J miles; weight for age. Entrance £2. 7. District Handicap of £ ' ; ]f miles. Nomination £2, acceptance £2, 8. Hack Race of £ ; once round the courso; not less than 10 stone. Enhance £l. For horses that have never won public money. 9. Consolation Handicap of £ ; oi round the courso. Entrance £l. RULES. The eaddling-bcll will ring at 10.30 a.m. sharp; first race to start at 11 a.m. The District Race is open to all horses owned iu the district at least six months previous to the meeting. The Produce Race is open to all horses bred and trained in the district, and havt never started for an advertised race. In case of ft protest, the same must be lodged with the Secretary within fifteen minutes after the race is run, with a deposit of £2, such deposit to be forfeited if the protest bo considered trivial or vexatious. No person will be allowed to enterahorse unless he be a subscriber of at least £1 to the Raco Fund, No scratching of horses to be dono unl through the Secretary, The races wiil be run strictly under the Masterton-Opaki Jockey Club Rules. General entrios to bo made to the Secretoy, at the Club Hotel, between the hours of 7 and 8 p.m. on the night of THURSDAY, iWh November, previous to tho meeting, and accompanied with the required amounts, names of horses, ages, and also riders' colors; nor will an) entries be received after then—either by letter or telegram. Weights for tho handicaps of Hiudlea, Opalti Stakes, and District Handicap to bo declared on SATURDAY EVENING, 27tli November, at 7 o'clock, previous to the race meeting, Acceptances to be received by the Secretary on Monday evening, 29th November, at 7 o'clock, at the Club Hotel, Nomiaations for the Consolation Handicap to be mado to the Secretary fifteen minutes after .the district Handicap is run, Weights to be declared fiftten minutes after nominations havo closed, and acceptances will close fifteen minutes after the weights have been declared. J. lORNS, 598 Hon. See. and Treas, Q HUNTER (Late of Hooker's) has O • commenced business in CARTERTON on his own account Hairdresser, Tobacconist, &o, He has taken those premises lately occupied by Mr W. S. Forbes, (next B t ;A. Gardener & Son), and trusts to roceive a continuance of patronage. Those iu want,of a Good; Hair Cut, Shave, Pipe, or Tobacco should call on him. | " fOR SALE.—A country HOTEL, doing a steady trade. Possession in October Apply THOMAS THOMPSON, 481 Taueru Hotel,