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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LX, Issue 9347, 19 April 1909, Page 1

Ri.eetln.3a and Amusements. April 28th and 29th. -W\ RIL L II A L li, MASTER T0 N. GRAND RAINBOW EXHIBITION. In aid of NEW INFANT SCHOOLROOM at Masterton Methodist Sunday School. The Teachers and Scholars of the Methodist Sunday School invite the co operation of the general public of Masterton in this laudable work. For years past those in charge of this department have been training some 100 infants weekly, fitting them for the struggle of life. The presont accommodation is quite inadequate, and the scholars of the school and teachers have united to raise funds for a new and separate building for tho infants. All they ask of the public and parents is their support at the forthcoming exhibition. Donations of cash or goods will be gratefully received. R. J. McIVER, Jean-street, Masterton. i For details see Monday's Daily Times. aOUTHWAIRARAPATROTTINGCLUB ANNUAL MEETING. On tho MOROA RACECOURSE, Greytown. Thursday, 3rd June, "S9Q9. (Prince of Wales Birthday.) Subject to the Rules of the New Zealand Trotting Association. .S3OO-IN STAI.ESS3OO PAID IN FULL. Handicapper :Mr J. H. Pollock. Starter: Mr A. Cometti (with clock). ALL EVENTS SADDLE OR HARNESS. Programme : 1. Maiden" Trot, of 20 soys, second horse .'? soys from the stake. Maiden means maiden at time of start. 10 stone up. Entrance 20s. 1 mile. 2. Ladies* Bracelet Trot Handicap, of 25 soys, second horse ■!■ from stake. Bracelet or cash. Norn. 10s, ace. 10s. 1 mile, .'i. Greytown Trot Handicap, of 100 soys, second horse 15 soys, third horse 5 soys from stake. Norn. 40s. ace. 40s. 2 miles. 4. Birthday Trot Handicap, of 35 soys, second horse 5 soys from stake. Norn. 15s, ace. 15s. 1 mile. 5. Tamahac Mahupuku Mi'M-irial Trot Handicap, of 45 soys, second horse 5 soys from stake. Norn. 20s, ace. 20s. 2 miles. Unhoppled trotters only. G. Kempton Park Trot Handicap, of 40 soys, ; second horse 5 soys from stake. Norn. 20s, ace. 15s. 1> miles. 7. President's Trot "Hancicap, of 35 soys, second horse 5 soys from stake. Norn. 15s, ace. 15s. 1 mile. RULES AND REGULATIONS. The attention of per-ons nominating or accepting with horses is particularly directed to the foilo ring • —All Nominations and Acceptances must be accompanied by the necessary amount of cash, otherwise they will be rejected. This rule will be strictly enforced. All horses entered" at the meeting must bo registered with the New Zealand Trotting Association. Drivers, Riders, and Trainers must hold current season's licenses NOMINATIONS for all Handicaps close on THURSDAY, May 13th, at 9 p.m., at the Club Hotel, Grevtown. HANDICAPS "declared on Saturday, May 22nd ACCEPTANCES for All Events and ENTRIES for Maiden Trot close on THURSDAY, May 27th, at 9 p.m , at the Club Hotel, Grevtown. Telegrams should be addressed, " Armstrong Greytown." Letters should be addressed, W. ARMSTRONG, Secretary S.W.T.C, Club Hotel, Greytown. Approved by New Zealand Trotting Asaociation.—P. Selio, President. CLAUDE^^RBCTT^ Hairdresser' & Tobacconist, HAS just opened up a new stock of Tobacconist's Goods—Presentation Pipes a speciality. A new stock of Footballs and Accessories. Pump kept for the use of customers. My Hairdressing Saloon is the best-appointed in the district. Three chairs and first-class artists. Cleanliness and civility, combined with good work, guaranteed. Give me a trial and you will then be convinced Ladies' Hair Combings made up on the premises. I also stock Hair-pads and Hair-nets. Razors ground and set fpTtI^RF^C^UGHTON, Pupil of Dr. Cuthbert Harris (organ) and Dr. Frederick Karn composition); Organist St. Matthew's, Masterton ; late Organist Ratcliff Parish Church, and Deputy Woodford Parish Church, London; Resident MusicMaster Hertford County College. Lessons PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, THEORY (harmony and counterpoint), and SINGING. New term commences forthwith. Address : 33, Church- street, Masterton. , EARN MORE MONET. IF you are ambitious you can prepare yourself to fill a position which will mean a larger salary. There's openings everywhere for women who can cut and fit tailored costumes. Anyone can learn—my method of teaching is easy —you are taken step by step through a course embracing over 100 subjects. It isn't necessary that you take the full course—for instance, you can learn how to cut and fit ladies' coats. But write or call for prospectus. Class commences Wednesday, 21st APRIL. ALBERT WEBB, Ladies' Tailor, l 39, Queen-street, - Masterton.