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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3557, 2 December 1882, Page 4

For Sale. FOR SALE, A THREE ROOMED COTTAGE, fenced in on quarter-acre Leasehold, in the Takapau Township. Also, Cow and Calf. Apply to THOMAS MILNE, Takapau. FOR SALE, SEVERAL COTTAGES, on eisy payments. Apply to R. G. GRAHAM, Hastings-street. FOR LEASE, 3?OR A TERM OP YEARS. FIFTEEN ACRES of first-class Land, divided into 3 paddocks, with Two-roomed Cottage, and large Milking Shed. The above property is situated on new Taradale road. Immediate possession o»n be given. Apply to E, TUKE, Napier Terrace. FOR SALE ON BAST TERMS. A S~\ fc? ACRES of firßt-class Land at Ormond1_ v_>l «_> ville, three quarters of a mile from the Railway Station, 75 acres of which are cleared, well grassed, and well watered. The Land is nearly all fenced with a good substantial seven-wire fence, and joins the railway lino and public road a distance of thirty chains in fronti Also—4l head of Cattle, now grazing on the said Land, Apply to— JAMES THOMPSON, Clive. FOR SALE CHEAP (in any quantity). ROACn LI MR, BRICKS, FIRE RRICKS, &c. Apply at Glbndinninq & Griffin'B Crick Yard, Enfield-road, near new Taradale-road. FOR SALE, HALL'S SHEER DIP AFRESH Consignment of this valuable Dip, extra strength, in 5 and 10-gallon drums. The great value of this Dip in increasing the lustre as well as promoting the healthy growth of wool was proved at the late Melbourne Exhibition, when wool shorn from sheep dipped only six weeks previously took 2nd Order of Merit, and was unequalled for lustre. It will destroy both Lice and Ticks if used in the proportion of 1 to 60. KINROSS & CO., Agents. To LetTO LET, (FOR 3 OR 5 YEARS) A FARM at Woodville, with 2-roomed House and Shed, of 100 acres, about 07 acres cleared and laid down in English grass. Apply hy letter to HENRY A. KING, Tho Union Bank of Australia (Limited), Napier. SHOP TO LET—On reasonable terms, adjoijlng Brett's Confectionery Shop, opposite Holt's Timber Yard. Apply to E. ASHTWT, Pn ■ mcial HoteL Athletic Sports. TjjIRIENDLY SOCIETIES' SPORTS, NEW YEAR'S DAY. Judges .. .. Messrs G. Wootton and R, Moody Starter Mr D. Murnano Haudicappers.. Messrs R. Mullany and T. Murphy PROGRAMME OF SPORTS, 1. Maiden Raca—Open to those who have never won an advertised race; distance 203 yards. First prize L 2 10s ,• second prizo LI; Entrance 2s 6d 2. Putting the Stone (161b) -First prizo LI; second prize 10s ; Entrance 2s 6d 3. Napier Handicap (3 events)—lso,3oo, 440 yards. First prizo L 8: second L 5; third L 3. Five to start or no third prize. Nomination ss; acceptance 7s 6d 4. Boys' Handicap (under 14)—100 yards. First prize LI; second 10s; entrance Is 5. Running High Jump—First prize LI ; second 10s. Three to compete or no second piizo Entrance 2s 6; Friendly Societies' Handicap—2so yard? (Members of Friendly Societies only). First prize L 2; second LI: entrance 2s 6d ; acceptance Is 7. Vaulting with Pole—First prizo LI; second 10a; entrance 2s 6d 8. Girls' Handicap Race—loo yards. First prize 10s ,• second ss; entrance free 9. One Mile Handicap—First prize L 8; second L 4 ; third LI 10s. Ftve to start or no third prize Entrance ss; acceptance 5s 10. Tug of War—Teams to consist of eight men from e»ch Friendly Society. First prize L 4 ; second L 2 ; 4 teams to enter or no second prize, Entrance Is per man 11. Three-Legged Race—loo yards, First prize LI; second 10a ; entrance 2i 12. Hop, Step, and Jimp—Two hops allowed. First prize LI; second 103. Three to compete or no second prize. Entrance 2s Od ■ 13. Consolation Handicap—44o yards ; open to all non-winners during the day. First prize L 3 , second L 2; third Ll» Five to start or no third prize. Entrance 2s 6d 14. Catching the Bellman—Prize LI; entrance 18. 16—Wheelbarrow Race (blindfolded)— Competitors to find their own barrows ;60 yards. First prize LI: second 10a- Four to start or ne second prize. Entrance 2s. Nominations for Maiden Race, Napier Handicap, Friendly Societies' Handicap, and One Mile Handicap, accompanied with fees and colors to be sent to the Secretary at tho Herald Office, Napier, not later than TUESDAY, December 19. Acceptances, December 27th. Admission to the ground, Is. Grand Stand, Is. C. T. WILLIAMS, Hon. Sec. CALEDONIAN SPORTS. PETANE. " NEW YEAR'S DAY. Judge MrW. Miller. Handicappers: Messrs Coe and Hay. PROGRAMME OP SPORTS— 1. Maiden Race—Open to all those who have never won an advertised race; distance 150 yards; first prize, £2; second price, 10s; entrance, 2s 6d. 2. Runnine High Jump—First prize £2; seGond prize 15s; entrance 3s. 3. One Hundred Yards Handicap—First prize £3 ; second prize £1; nomination 2s Gd; acceptance 2s 6d. 4. Boys' Handicap (under Wi—lso yards ; first prize, £110s ; second prize 10s ; entrance Is 5. Hop, Step, and Jump—First prize £2; second prize, 15s; entrance 3s 6. One Mile Handicap—First prize, Cup presented by Mr W. Yillers and £5; second prize L 3 ; Third prize LI; nomination ss; acceptance 2s 6d 7. Throwing the Hammer—First prize 12; second prize 10s; entrance 2i 6d S. Petane Cup (Handicap)— Three heats, 150 yards, 250 yards, and 440 yards; first prize, Cup presented by Mr W. Villers and L 6; second prize L 4 ; third prize L 2 ; nomination ss; acceptance 7a Gd ; five to start or no third prize 9. Running Long Jump—First prize L 2; second prize 15a ; entrance 3s 10. Girl's Handicap—Bo yards, first prize 15s; second prize 5s ; entrance freei 11. Obstacle Race—4oo yards; first prize L 5 ; second prize L 2; entrance 5s 12. Putting the Stone- First prize L 2; second prize 10s ; entrance 2s Od 13. Quoit Contest—First prize LI 10s ; second prize 10a ; entrance 2s 14. Handicap Hurdle Race—44o yards; 6 hurdles 3ft. 6in, high; first prize L 6 ; second prize L 2 10s; nomination 2s 6d ; acceptances,ss ( Nominations for the Maiden Race, Petane Cup, One Hundred Yard Handicap, One Mile Handicap, and Handicap Hurdles to be addressed to the Secretary, Petane, on or before Saturday. 10th December, and Acceptances by the 23rd. Fees and colours must be enclosed with Nominations; Handicaps and Entries for tho other events to bo made on the ground.Contests at Archery, Tilting at the Ring, Lawn Tennis, Skittles, and Shooting at Bogardus' Balls will be arranged on tho ground. Admission Jo the ground Is; Children under 12 years free; Carriages 2s 6d each, with Is for each occupant. No horsemen allowed on the ground. Admission to the Grand Stand Is each ; children under 12 half price. JAMES DINWIDDIE, Hon. Sec, Petane. WAIPAWA ATHLETIC CLUB'S ANNUAL SPORTS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ritHE annual Sports Mooting of the above Club will JL take place on Boxing Day at Waipawa. Entries for tho following events will be received by the Secretary up to FRIDAY, 16th December ( Acceptances to be sent in on or before tho 22nd December. PROGRAMME— Waipawa Cur, (Handicap)-SSO, 440, and 100 yards. First prize LlO ; second L 5 ; third L 2 ; with a Special Prize of L 3 for winner of 100 yards event, Race to be decided by points to count as follows:—First in each event 5 pointß: second 3 points; third 2 points, Entrance ss; acceptance ss. Handicap Hurdle Rack—44o yards, over S hurdles, 3 feet 0 inches hlghi Jfelrst prize L 4 ; second L 2. Entrance 4s. Athletic Club Handicap—One mile. First prizo L 0; Eecond L 3; third LI. Entrance 5s ; acceptance 53. Ful'er particid and Progiamme in future issues. J. A. BURTON, Hon. See. 1 *