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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2450, 11 February 1882, Page 2

THBA TE E Koyal. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT i of i MISS MAGGIE MOOSE AKD ME J. O. WILLIAMSON. THIS EVENING—FEBRUARY lira, The performance will commence with Dicn Bonclcanlt’s masternlece, entitled KERRY. KERRY J. C. WILIJ AMBON Kate Desmond ... Miss Maggie Mooee. To conolnde with the highly Interesting domestic Comedy Drama, In three acts, written for the Williamsons, by William Travers, Esq,, of London, and entitled DBAS JOE. Joe Cress Mr J. C. Williamson Bessie Cress (Joe’s Wife) Miss Maggie Moore. TUESDAY.—FEBRUARY 14th. Mr D, H. HARKINS IN THE COLONEL. 1108 I\TORTH CANTERBURY CALEDONIAN IM SOCIETY. PEBSIDENT : Mr Alexander M'Donald. Vick-Presidents : Messrs J. Fulton, Mjles Campbell, and John Cameron. Hon. Seceetaet: L. C. Williams. Hon. Treasures: Mr George Kemp. Pipe*: Mr John M‘Kay. i ANNUAL GATHERING, MARCH 17th, 1882. to be HELD AT AMBBRLEY. PROGRAMME : Order of Events—a 1. Walking Handicap, 1 mile. First prize, Jl3; s second, ill. Entrance, 3s. i, 2. Pagpipe Music. First prize. Mr A. Urqnhart’s Silver Medal and £2 ; second, JJ2. Entrance, 6s. 3. Handicap Race, 100 yds. First prize, £2 ; o second, ill. Entrance, 4s. e 4. Wrestling (Cumberland style). First prize, JB2; second, £l. Entrance, 3s. 5, Highland Reel, in costume. First prize, £3; y second, ill. Entrance, 3s. U 6. Handicap Race, 200 yds. First prize, jB2 ; second, ill. Entrance, 4a. 7. Patting Stone. First prize, Messrs Mason, Stmthers and Co.'s Cup and ill ; second,

JBI. Entrance, 3s. 8. Handicap Bace, 200 yds (boys nnder 16). First prize, .£1 ; second, 10s. Entrance, Is. 9. Highland Fling, in costnme. First prize, .£3 3s, given by Messrs E. Wilkin and Co.; second, -fil. Entrance, 3s. 10. Handicap Eace (members of Society only). First prize, Silver Cap, given by Mr Hugh M'Lean, value X 3 3s ; second, Timepiece, value ill 10s, given by Messrs Walker, Smith and Co. Entrance, 3s. 11. Tug of War. First prize, X 3. Entrance, Is. 12. Vaulting with Pole. First prize, JE2; second, ill. Entrance, 3s. 13. Handicap Bace, 1 mile. First prize, X 4 ; second, X2. Entrance, 4s. _ 14. Sailors’ Hornpipe. First prize, i!2; second, XI. Entrance, 3s. 15. Highland Costume (boys). First prize, XI; second, 10s. Entrance, 2s. 16. Dance Competition (boys under 16), in costume. First prize, Silver Cup, given by Messrs G. L. Heath and Co.; second, XI. Entrance, 2s. 17. Hurdle Race, Handicap, 440 yds. First prize, X 3 ; second, XI 10s. Entrance, 4s. 18. Throwing Hammer, 161bs. First prize, X2 ; second, XI. Entrance, 3s, 19. Men’s Baca (over forty years of age). First prize, Silver Cup, given by Mr T. M’Naught; second, XI. Entrance, 2s. One yard allowed for each year over forty. 20. Banning High Jamp. First prize, X2; second, XI. Entrance, 3s. 21. Sword Dance (in costume). First prize, Silver Medal, given by Mr P. Elder, and X2 ; second, XI. Entrance, 3s. 22. Handicap Bace, 880 yds. First prize, X 3; second, XI 10s. Entrance, 4s. 23. Tossing the Caber. First prize, X2 2s, given by Messrs E, Wilkin and Co.; second, XI. Entrance, 3s. 24. Banning Long Jamp. First prize, X2; second, XI. Entrance, Ss. 25. Sack Bace, 100 yds. First prize, XI; second, 10s. Entrance, 2s. 26. Irish Jig (in costume). First prize, X2; second, XI. Entrance, 3s. 27. Banning Hop, Step and Jump. First prize, XI; second, 10s. Entrance, 2s. 28. Consolation Handicap, 300 yards. First prize, X2; second, XI. Entrance, 2s.

For the highest 'number of points in Nos. 3, 6, 13, 17, 22, a Silver Watch, given by Messrs W. S. bmith and Co. Second, Silver Cup, given by Messrs B. Petersen and Co. Third, Silver Cup, given by Messrs 8. Nashelski and Co. HaNDICAPPBES : Messrs M'Naught and Williams. RULES AND CONDITIONS OP COM PETITION. The Rules of the Caledonian Society of Otago have been adopted, but, when necessary, the Boles of any game may be altered to suit the , competition. Entries for the Handicap Races to bo mode in writing addressed to the Hon. Sec., care of Mr Hugh M‘Lean, Crown Hotel, Amberley, not later than 8 p.m. on Saturday, March 4th, accompanied by the necessary amount in cash. All other entries will be received on the ground on the morning of the gathering. COMPETITION. Two competitors or no first prize, three or no second (exception Bagpipe music). Should only one piper come forward for the Bagpipe competition, he will, if competent, be entitled to and receive the first prize. Competitors in all races to start by report of pistol. On no account will youths under sixteen years of age be allowed to compete with men. Dress—Usual athletic costume. Prize money will be paid on day of Gathering. Admission to Ground, One Shilling; Children free ; Members, with family, free, on showing tickets. Games to commence at eleven o’clock sharp. Refreshments of all kinds on the ground. No games of chance will be permitted to be practised en the ground. A GRAND BALL, Under the patronage of the Society, will be held in the Town Hall in the Evening. 2-11 5727

SXNGKBR’S SEWING _MACHINES. The singer manufaciubing COM PANS beg to intimate to the public of Canterbury that they have taken Business Premises in COLOMBO STREET SOUTH, Opposite Reece, Ironmonger, A 3 A DIRECT AGENCY, To be worked In connection with the Branch Agency carried on by the Company’s Original Agents, MESSRS HOBBS & CO., Of High street. We at the same time desire to thank the public for their very liberal and unparalleled patron ace daring the last fifteen years. Our Machines have now been brought to the highest point of perfection, and will favourably compare with any others manufactured. The great superiority of the Singer Sewing Machine la proved by the fact that we sold last year over Half a Million Machines, which far exceeds the total sales of all other sewing machines manufactured in the world. Any of the Machines manufactured by the Company can be obtained on deferred payments of 2s 6d per week, or 10 |per cent, for cash, from THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Colombo street; or HOBBS & CO., HIGH STREET. 1101

WANTED, THE TRADESMEN of Christchurch to Study their own Interests, and have THEIR CLOTHES MADE. In order to keep the Money In the District And Foster Native Industry. The Prices being now considerably Reduced and only equal to Home Prices. G. I.MERRIB, Manchester street, lo now OFFERING ALL GOODS at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES as an Inducement, Let Tradesmen of all branches assist one another and protect themselves. THE TRADESMEN’S TAILOR, Manchester street, near St. Asapb'street,