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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3935, 29 February 1884, Page 4

<*ov<>i-iiuicnt Ga/cttc. rpHE DAILY TELEGRAPH has been appointed General Government Gazette for the District of Hawke's Bay for tho year 1884. County Council Notices. Hawke's Bay County Council Offico, Napier, February 26, 1884. SEALED Tenders will be received at this office up to Noon on SATURDAY, the 22nd of March, for Metalling and Repairing when and where required the undermentioned roads— 1. Municipal Boundary to Redclyffe Bridge, via New Taradale-road 2. Redclyffe Bridge to Omahu Bridge, across the Ngaruroro 3. Tareha Bridge to Puketapu Saddlo •1. Puketapu Saddle to Hakwwai 5. Hawowai to Barricade Creek 6. Junction of Hakowai and Peka Peka-road to Patoka 7. From Meanee Bridge to Pawhakairo 8. Municipality Boundary by Tareha Bridge to Boiling-down gate, Waitangi 9. Boiling-Down gate to Paki Paki 10. Paki Paid to Southern Boundary of County 11. Havelock to Hastings at Railway Station, and from there to Willow Pah Bridge, and from Mr. J. N. Williams' gate to Omahu Bridge 12. Taupo Road, from boundary of Municipality of Napier, Spit, to Petano Bridge 13. Pctane Bridge to Kaiwaka, and from Villcrs' blacksmith shop to boundary of Wairoa County. Specifications can be seen and all particulars obtained on application at this office. G. T. FANNIN, Clerk C.C. Hawke's Bay. l&oad iHiiinl notices. rpENDERS are invited by the Clive Road X Board for metalling the Pakowhai Road from the Pakowhai Railway Crossing to Mr. A. Grant's Boundary. Tenders to be sent into the Chairman of the Board not later than 3rd of March next. Specifications of the work to be seen at Ruddick's Hotel, West Clive, and at my office, Hastings. By order, JOHN COLLINGE, Clerk Clive Road Board. Athletic Snorts. WAIPAWA ATHLETIC CLUB. QPORTS ! OPORTS i OPORTS ! WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1884. Sports will be held on the usual Grounds at Waipawa on tho above date. DONALD DINNIE, The world-renowned Scottish athletic champion, will compete, and show his wonderful skill. PROGRAMME. 1. Throwing IGlb Hammer; first £3 ; second £2 : entrance 2s Gd. 2. Handicap, 100 yards; first £2, second £1 ; entrance 2s. 3. Putting tho Stone, 221bs; first £3, second £2 ; entrance 2s Gd. 4. Handicap, 300 yards; first £3, second £1 10s ; entrance 2s 6d •5. Best Bagpipe Player; first £2, second £1 ; entrance 2s G. Dancing Highland Fling; first £3, second £2 ; entrance 2s Gd 7. Running High Jump ; first £2, second £1 10s ; entrance 2s 8. Hurdle Race, 440 yards; first £3, second £ I 10s; entrance 2s Gd !). Tossing the Caber; first £3, second £2; entrance 2s Gd 10. Boys' Race, 440 yards, for boys under 17 ; first £1, second 10s ; entrance Is 11. Bicycle Race, li miles; first £2, second £1 ; entrance 2s 6d ■ '■'■■ 12. Sword Dance; first £3, second £2; entrance 2s Gd 13. Handicap, 440 yards; first £3, second £1 10s; entrance 2s Gd 14. Wrestling; first £3, second 2 ; eutranco 2s Gd \ • . 15. Boys' Race (under 12), 150 yards ; first 10s, second 5s ; entrance Gd 16. Putting sGlb Weight over Bar; first £2/second £1; entrance 2s , 17. Tilting in the Ring; first £3, second £2; entrance 3s Entries for tho handicaps will be received by tho undersigned up to the 29th of February. Acceptances to be made on tho ground. Particulars of the handicaps allowed by Donald Dinnie in weight-putting contests will be advertised shortly. W.STEPHENS, -':