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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 14464, 23 December 1915, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT*. % WAIRARAPA RACING CLUB.. j (Registered.) 4 SUMMER MEETING. TAUHERENIKAU RACECOURSE... SATURDAY AND MONDAY, JANUARY Ist and 3rd, 1916., FIRST DAY—To start at 12 noon., ACCEPTANCES for First Day. close* on THURSDAY, December 23rd, afe. 8.30 p.m., for the Second Day on tho? evening of the first day, at 9 o'clock. All the above at the Club's Featherston. E. A. LAERY, Secretary. jfeatherston? WAIRARAPA FRIENDLY SOCIETIES- 1 CARNIVAL. Introducing WAIRARAPA AMATEUR ATHLETIC. CLUB'S ANNUAL SPORTS Will be Held in the PUBLIC PARK,, M_ISfCFtOB„ ON BOXING DAY, MONDAY, 27th DECEMBER, 1915... Starting at 11 a.m. sharp.. Proceeds in Aid of WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND_. Handsome and Valuable Prizes, Trophies, and Medals. A Host of Prizes for the Children Please forward Entries early. A great variety of Side Shows on the • grounds, including Aunt Sally, Picture Stalls, Shooting Gallery, Hoop-la, Fortune Telling Tents, and Refreshments.. Come and see the Patriotic Trick Ponies, Kitchener and French, bred and' trained in the Wairarapa. Special travelling facilities, N.Z. Government Railways. Holiday Excursion Rates, all trains. Special trainsleave for Wellington, Palmerston N., and intermediate stations after Sports. Lnnch and Afternoon Tea arrangement:*. Hot water provided free topicnic parties. Tennis, Bowling and Croquet Lawns. Admission *-o Grounds Is, School Children Free. S. O'REGAN, Hon. Secretary, Wairarapa Friendly Societies' Carnival. A FEAST OF ART. AT the ARTS & CRAFTS in the dis- j play of Handsome Carved BrassBowls for lovers of art. Every bowl or pair has an individuality entirely its own, and, like a gr I. picture, will improve on acquaintance-. They are manufactured from exceptionally heavy brass, and are absolute--ly solid. PRICES BELOW NORMAIi. Afls and Crafts, AGENTS FOE I-lEEBTY'S. COOLNESS! LADIES' & MEN'S SUMMEB FOOTWEAR! SJHOES and BOOTS in firm light leather, specially suited for the warm; weather. D. FBJLAYSON'S (Near Post Office). QUEEN ST MASTERTON .-,^l THE BRITISH AND FJER* A CASTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. LONDON AND EDINBURGH.; Subscribed capital £2,750,000 Paid up £689,500 Reserve Fund £1,842,504MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., Ltd., Chief Agents, Wellington. CHAS. A. TABUTEAU, Agent, Ma ster ton .• JAM JARS AT RUSSELL'S. A T R. RUSSELL'S Second-hand Shop you will be able to buy all y ur Jam and Preserving Jars if you hurry up and don't leave it too late-. I have them here for sale from Is dozen upwards. Also, a beautiful collection of first-class Furniture equal to new. I" have a lovely Bedroom Suite of solid, oak, only £17; also a real velvet Sitt-ing-room Suite £10, and a whole lot of other goods that some of you are always wanting . I always stock new ifc Linoleums and Bedding, and sell at second-hand prices. Also, a great collection of ladies' and gents' left-off clothing, boots, etc. A good supply of children's leather school bags at 3s each, also a newly painted Gig with lamps complete £10 10s, Spring Trap £10, to carry one ton; a 4 h.p. Fairbanks engine with belt, battery and tank, cheap at £45. Now, if you aretravelling this Christmas, please call in and I will show you my line of new Portmanteaux, Suit Cases and Dress Baskets of all sizes at Second-hand Prices . Call in and have a look round and" you will be astonished at the variety, of goods we have for you to choose from. I have been established now for over 7 years, and well understand both buying and selling houses of furniture any anything you may offer. R. RUSSELL, DEALER. QUEEN J3T. .... .. MASTERTON.Telephone 119. 0