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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7678, 30 January 1904, Page 1

Meetings and Amusements. FITZGERALD BROS.' , ALL NEW CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE. LOCATION: Neap Railway Station. Grand Opening— TO-DAY, at 3 o'clock, and TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. THE BIG SHOW of Australasia, teeming with Novelties from all parts of the world. THE NEW LONDON AND CONTINENTAL COMPANY. Absolutely their First Appearance in N.Z, COME EARLY and Bring the " Kiddies." POPULAR PRICES. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. MASTERTON BAND CONTEST FUND. GRAND CONCERT in the Town HaJl on FEBRUARY 11th, at 8 p.m. Vocal Items, Test Selections, Solos, etc. Tickets on sale from Bandsmen and tradespeople. R. J. YOUNG, Band Secretary. NOTICE. THE Annual General Meeting of the Maatcrton Coursing Club txkes place at the Central Hotel on Wednesday, 3rd February, 1904, at 8 p.m. All members and intending members are requested to be present. Business —Election of officers and general. FRANK DUPRE, Hon. Sec. WOODVILLE CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. TWELFTH ANNUAL SHOW. WEDNESDAY, 3bd FEBRUARY, 1904. Entries close on the 19th of this month. SHEEP exhibited at this Show can be forwarded on in time for the Palmerston Ram Fair. Stock can be conveyed on the day pre- # vious to the Show by the train leaving' Cross Creek at 8.30 a.m. and arriving at Woodville at 1.5 p.m. Entries will be received by the Secretaries of the A. and P. Societies, Cartertcn and Masterton, by Mr C. Eeeve, of Eketabuna, Or— Rowe FeroneiS, . Secretary, Vogol Street, Woodville. MASTERTON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL SHOW - - February 18th & 17th, 1904, AND - - RAM FAIR, ON February 18th and 19th. TTOSSES, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, Produce and Horticultural Exhibits. JUMPING, MOUNTED MILITARY, AND SHEARING COMPETITIONS. . . . OVER SI 000 OFFERED IN PRIZES. £1 78 IN JUMPI.NG EVENTS ALONE £1 78 Entries Close at 9 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 3rd, 1904. Schedules and Entry Forms on application to— JOHN B. EMMETT, Secretary, Masterton. WELLINGTON & SUBURBAN COURSING CLUB. SEASON 1904. TO be run under the rules of the New Zealand Coursing Association Geeat Easter* Meeting, Saturday. Monday and Tuesday, April 2nd, 4th and sth. Derby Stakrs. for 16 dog puppies at £1 Is. OakStakks, for 16 bitoh puppies, at £1 Is. E ■stbb Stakes, for 16 doge and bitches (all aged), at £2 2s. Maiden Stakes, for an unlimited number of dogs and bitches (that have never won more than £3 in any one stake), at £2 2s Winner. £30 (guaranteed). Nominations positively close as follows: February 22nd. Derby and Oaks, 10s each,balance at draw; Easter and Maiden, £1 Is, balance at draw, Makch 31st. No nomination accepted unless accompanied with the fees. N.B.— Puppies are eligible for the Derby, Oaks and St. Leger that were whelped after July Ist, 1902, and have been registered with a recognised Coursing Club wnhin three months of the late of whelping.—HAßßY W. DA VIES, 97, Adelaide road, Hon. Sec.