DR U I D S' ANNIVERSARY SPORTS, f BIRMINGHAM 'MOUNTAINEERS. To be held in the BIRMINGHAM SPORTS GROUNDS Ok Jahitaiy 18th, 1894. President — T A Bryce, Esq. Vice* Presidents— R Mcßeth, Esq, and Aler Dick, Esq. Committee— Messieurs O J Atutpn, JI S Munro,E Palmer, J Jbtinson, R Taylor, W Bell, E Bell, T M Jackson, H Johns, W H Maitland, J Shapleski. Eandicappers-^ H 8 Mnnro, R Taylor. 'Starter— Mr A Dick. Treasure* -Ms W jUhworth. Secretary— Mr H Mclntyre, 1 Maiden, 200 yds handicap, of 2 «ovs; for persons who nave never won an advertised race; Ist pr'we, 3os ; 2nd, 10s ; entrance, 2s 2 Boys* Eace, 100 yds, under 15 years ot age ; Ist prize, 10s ; 2nd, 2s 6d ; en* trance, 6d 3 Birmingham Handicap, of : 12 «ov», lQOyds, 220rds, 440 yds; Ist prize, '} Ui&ki 2nd, 6os; 3rd, Bos) entrance, Bs 4" Ho^rStepYand Jump Handicap; Ist j prize, 20s ; 2nd, ss ; entrance, 2s TWl^n^ T^^' / b^er«D^kri > '7Srds (Mr W T Marsh'B prize) ; 1 guinea; entrance,' ls - \ 6 One Mile Handicap, L 7 10s; Ist prize, 100s ; 2nd, 4os ; Brd, 10s ; entrance, 5s 7 Druids' Race, handicap, 150 yds; Ist, special prize ; entrance, 2s 8 Hurdle Race Handicap, 22Oyd«, of 3 sets; Ist prize, 40s; 2nd, 15s; 3rd, 5s ' r entrance, 3s . 9 Girls' Race, 100 yds, under 12 years of ; Ist prize, 7s 6d ; 2nd, 2s 6d ; f n| r«Bce*6d I « J / I i ■ 10 BirmiDnliam Handicap (second event), 220 yds ■ ;■ 11 Tilting in tho Bing ; sweenstake of ss ; 10 per cent to go to the Sports
funds 12 Quoit Match, handicap, 21yds, of 3 ■„. * sot? j Ist prize, 40s ; 2nd, 20s ; en- ■ . _. 13 High Jump Handicap ; Ist prize, 20s; 2nd, ss ; entrance, 2s . 14 Wrestling Match (Cumberland), under 13 stone ; Ist, 20s ; 2nd, ss ; entrance, 2s 15 Half-mile Handicap, of 4 sots; Ist, 60s ; 2nd, 20s ; entrance, 3s 16 Umbrella and Cigar Eace, horsemen ; sweepstake of 6«, with 20s added ; second horse to save his stakes . 17 Birmingham Handicap (third erent), 440 yds 18 Tug-of-War, 7 men asido ; Druids S._sg«iU^?J^i, M XJSha{ l^ special prize of 1 guinea, with 1 sot added ; entrance, 2s 19 One Mile Walk, handicap, of 4 sots; Ist prise, 60a ; 2nd, 20s ; entrance, 3s 20 Steeplechase for, Horses, sweepstake ;of 10s ; Second lidrse to save stakes 21 Consolation Bace, 150 yd s; Ist, 20s ; '2nd, ss; entrance, 2s *" Bulks and Eegciations. All running CTents to be, run under the feilding Athletfc|Sports rules llwo shillings in each handicap eyent | to be paid on nomination, accompanied by -a list of public performances for the last; two years] (ojatobes i[nelu|ed) ; the Miiiainder, of entrant fee on acceptance, which can be made on the ground. Other "efepts post \entry. Colours must be ffltmed on nomination. . «s Nominations to close on the 10th day .of January, at 7.30 p.m. Plain and Fancy Dress Ball to follow- ~"' Admission to Gates : Adults, Is ; Children, half price ; Horses, Is „ First race to start at 10 a,m. sharp H. McISTYBE. Hon. See. pHfil STMAS, 1898. NOVELTIES In Fancy Goods, suitable for presents NOVELTIES In Toys and Picture Books, suitable M fqrchildren. ! NOVELTIES In Christmas Cards— an immense j variety to choose from.
Albums, Violins, Accordeons, Desks, Work-boxes, Photo Franks, Writing Cases, Hand-bags, Cricketing material in endless variety. Newest Books of all classes always coming in. J. S, MILjSON. BTATIONER AND BOOKSELLER, Makohestkk Stbeet I'eildino. To Travel tttif »e»son in Feilding, Birmingham, Halcombe, Waituna, and surrounding districts, The fashionably-bred Thorough-bred Sire MASTEB AETHUB. MASTEB ART HUH is by Somnus— Nelly, by Tow ton (imp); Fair Agnes (dam of Master Agnes), by St Aubyn (imp) out of Phoebe (g dam of Mata), by the great sire Sir Hercules, dam Woodstock, by (imp). Somnus by Traducer (imp), dam Ham* mock (imp). 1 ']'■■-'< Breeders irill see « by the aboTetfaat 'M«ft«rHkrtßtrr*po*«eMe«' 0 -Bonie of the stoutest strains to be found in the Eng\ lish Stud Book, vis., -double strain of Touchstone on sire and dam side ; also the celebrated JJlacklook and Bay Mid«§»i| thr|ujjui6t Aubjn ; nlso the weK-kuowuflfelcourae's strain. For tabulated pedigree sco Cords or Stud Book. ; W. G, PAGE, Groom in cbarse, Haloombe.
quong-hee, Grocer, Fruiterer, and Fancy Goods Dealer, HAS Removed from Fergusson Street to Manchester Street, Feilding. Crockeryware, Tea, Groceries, of ail descriptions, at wholesale prices. Silk Handkerchiefs direct from China— a specialty. Cash Buyer of Fungus at top prices — 2Jd per 1b J $}$&■* RE^JE I V E D, F. BRAY'S, TOBACCONIST, PEILDING,~A Splendid "Aisdriment of Tobacconists f*. : ,- ' . Silver Mounted Pipes, Cigarette Holders, Accordeons, Jug Pouches, Pipe Cases, G.B.D. Pipes, Large Cigarette Papers. A splendid, assortment of Cigars, Cigarettes, Manillas, and Queens. Bay Bum, Lime and Glycerine, Hair Oil, Perfumery. A nice lot of Jockey Club, and other goods too numerous to mention. FOB SALE, at the office of this paper.— Forms' of Conditions ef Coutract for BußbfeUing, Proof of Debt Forms— or dinary, for a firm or company— and Fro? Formi,
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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 198, 22 December 1893, Page 4
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819Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 198, 22 December 1893, Page 4
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