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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 141, 22 May 1890, Page 3

T HAVE much pleasure ;in announcing the arrival of the following : ]sn|:#';&)Di)s Imported direct from . T AIYIERfCA : HORSE LINIMENT CONDITION POWDERS POULTRY PO'.VDKRS EGG .FEED FULLER'S EARTH , .!, GRAPE SALT INSECT POWDER i GLYCERINE & CUCUMBER : | ; ; ; saxoline -;■ . j- '<■-.': -^ [ ; RHEUM ATIS OIL ; EXTRACTS OF LEMON, PEPPERMINT, VANILLA, RATIFIA, &cr., &o. Also, — The Famous. '. * : ATLAS BRAND ROLLER FLOURi CHAMBERLAIN'S STAR BRAND. MANN'S AXES, from. 3J to* 4£lb 8 . B. Edwari>'B Impeoved SOIiID SHEAR STJEEL : SLASHERS A Eeally; Good Articie. Made in New Zealand. ; : A New Lot of L iMPS to choose from Agent foe— - ; •_ ■■..•■ /> , -; •; Shacklock's Portable L Cooking. Ranges. , • '". South British Insurance Coy. Evening Post Newspaper. ; • W,G.Haybitilfe FEKGUSSON STEEET. ; THE WOURTH ANNUAL j TOURNAMENT ... , ■■,'..-■ : r* '■ ?..:- ; '; : ' "of the ■ . ■ RANGITIKEI CAVALRY VOLUN- . I . : 'S w --A-w TEERS.': .':'. •: .OT \ . Will be: held on the ' ?■■■ FEILDINj& RACECOURSE . v ■ - - ,ON ' .-. , >. ■:■■■. '■ SAIURPAY, 24th MA^, ; Commencing at 11 a.m. ~ ■ ■■ ■ Under the patronage of Lieut.-Colonel Stapp and Lieut-Colonel Noake. Clerk of Scales— Mr A: E. Remmgtbn. /: \ ; Starter— Mr E. Wood. _ Tknekeeper— Mr G. W. Fowles. , '. PROGRAMME: ; (1. General Parade, Gallop Past, Ac; .7 2. Musical Ride. 3. Pursuing Practice 1 Competition 7—; ' Squads of four men ; sweepstake, 10s per squad; open to squads from any; i; ' -troop" '■' .'^, .'.'. '."-.'. . : ':'•'"■! 4. Open Handicap Hurdle Race — Sweep-* ■ stake, 10s ; • 1 mile. , 5. Heads and Posts— Sweepstake, Is per man; open to all. cavalry 6. Capture of Field Gun— ln squads of 8 man ; sweepstake, 8s per squad ; open to squads from any troop - 7.. Cavalry Hurdle Race— Sweepstake of : 10s; 1 mile; weight, 12st; open to any cavalry horse -.....-.. 8. Sword' Bayonet Exercise 9. CavakyFlat Bace — Sweepstake of 10s; ;. .^-mile;' weight, list ; open to all cay- . airy: - .- ; ' ;■■■; i- ". " ; ■' ■ h'- .;';.- : , . ' >' . 10. Victoria Cross Race— Sweepstake of 28 6d ; open to all cavalry 11. Night Alarm— Sweepstake of 2s 6d; open :to all cavalry ', " ■ '- l CpNDITIONS.. , 1. Post entries Will be received for all the events, but competitors are requested to enter as early as, possible on |he day. 2: Volunteers must compete in the uniforms' of their corps.' i 8. Cavalry horse means one that has been* ridden. in the sis day's training, or that; has been certified to by an officer of the troop to which the owner belongs. . All disputes to be settled' by the Troop Committee. . „ , : .. t ' Admission: Foot passengers, is ; horsemen, 2s ; any vehicle, including driver, 2s 6d ; every other occupant, Is j children under 12, free. ' ; . vVolunteers in uniform will be admitted to the ground free. - AUCTIONEEES, aEAIN^NZ): SEED '■-. MERG»iANT;|, BullsJ ; FBiiasi no,^^ Palmbkstcn! i . •;. . : „. : ,;.N.pH,TH.,-, c .--: r . „.,.-<■ \ Have on hand a .Large Stock of * NEW SEKDJiFORSfRINGSOWING ; : • cconsistin^joi / .•■:•".'• CLOVERS, ".. ,i,. .' ,;,," - FESCUES ■■ '' .■■":':. . ■■•--.. : :■ ' -J ■•■■-iiTfi'GßASsr-- 1 ---. i J "- V-'-V ; TURNIP, -...,'■•■.■ -■ i -.;,-,RAPE,v i :.:, :i;j ,.-, : .MANGOLDS And all kinds of FARM SEEDS. These Seeds have been carefullyt selected, and are from some of the - Best Enghsh Seed Merchants so they can. be thoroughly relied on. Also, — FARMER'S FRIRND MANURE, : Which is highly recommended. Copy of analysis may be seen at our office. TO LET OB FOR .SALE— Farms m all parts of the district, from 20 to 7,000 acres. BrEVENB""& GOBTONV