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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 300, 20 December 1871, Page 1

v ' Public Notices. v ■ ■ ' — Just Published. — Pbicb 6d. U T>EBIODS AND BERSONS, POINTS JL AJJD PROSBKCTS OF CONa*^CT a KB2WEESPTRESBYTERI>«N AND r A CHURCHES^ A Lecture^elivered June, 18'fll/_3 Dunedin, by the E-jgnt Jteverend the Bishop of Nelson. Reith & Wilkie, Dunedin. To be had of Nelson Booksellers. ' 2210 -^-r. Q. ALBRAITH, BOOT.AND SHOE MAKER RICHMOND. Harness, &c M Neatly Repaired. Agent for the Nelson Evening J^ailA which is received daily by Holder's Coach. pALEDONf AN SOCIETY OF THE VJ PROVINCE OF NELSON. * t /President.: JSiv David Monro. / Vice-President : Hon. T. Renvtick. M.D. y Hon. Treasurer: / , Mr. Robert Disher. / Directors : ' pic. D_.v_o Burns, Mr. Alex. Robertson, „ DijNCAN GtJY, a. ■ „ . J. C. MO TTRAY? „ C. L Maclean, „A. Le Gband Cami**- „ Wm. Stavert, ' bell. „ D. M. LncKiE, „ J. P. Black, , ; : T. Rentoul, '„ Duncan Chisholm, -fX Mr. Wm. Wylie. * -*>. Sports Committee : Eton. T. Rbn-wicKj Mr. 0. L. Maclean, Mr. -T. C. Moutray, „ , J. A. Harley, „ A. Robertson, „ Stavert, Mr. A. H. Brind. * .* ~~~~~ The GAMES connected'with the above Society, will be held in the Grounds ' of Ralph, RichardSon, Esq., Maitai Valley, on Monday, Ist January,, 1872.. i xA-A ' -X- -•'.■', ■ ; :•; ; PRbGRAMME. OF GAMtiS ; ' i :; : ;,Td,^6JntiEN^ ; '* ; - .- ;''•..*-■.-■*- •" 's..* -•• ".*■'"* .-'■'■•- . ■ ai M ■ ' " ', ' £ h •"•*> •^ . . t-l ■S _■ a £ 5 M 1. Flatßacie for Boys uudge-^s. s. d. s. d 15— lOOtds. ;• .../\.. \ 2 6 0 : 6 2. Punning High leap/ ... 20\ 10 0 2 0 3* Tossmg the Caber*/. 40 2 6 4. Flat Kace for nien— 2oo ydfj ... J. ... ... 30 15 0 2 6 5. HitchjandKiofe 30 2 0 6. Vaulting with Pole. Prize M\dal&/d ... 30 20 0 2 6 7. Flat Race for Men— 3oo yds^-/...- ... ... ... 30 20 0 2 fi 8. Dancing Highland Fling 20 100 2 0 - 9. Running Flat Leap ... 20 .10 0 2 0 10. "Wrestling (Cumberland Style) , • 40 20 0 2 6 11. Gymnastic Feats on the „ . : Horizontal Bar ... 30 20 0 2 6 12. Mile Champion Race. Silver Medal and ... 80 6d 4O 5 0 13. Tilting ih the Ring — twice round the ring. Third man to save his stakes. Prize Medal and ... 80 40 0 5 0 14. Egg and Basket Race ... 40 20 0 2 6 15. Standing High Leap ... 30 "'0 0 2 6 16. Dancing Hornpipe ... 20 10 0 2 0 17. Putting the Stone— 22lbs. -40 25 0 2 6 18. Hurdle Race — Twice round the course ... 40 20 0 2 6 19. Standing Flat Leap ... 20 10 0 2.0 20. Three Legged Race ... 20 10 0 2 0 21. Broadsword Exercise ... 20 10 « 0 2 0 22. Best Highland Costumd on the ground (unless 3 competitors no prize) 20 2 6 23.. Quoits. Sweepstakes, with £ I added 5 0 1. Entries must le made at the Entry Jiooth, * 2. Unless two competitors enter, no prize will be given; and unless three compeiitors, no ,* second prize.; 3. As no alteration will be permitted in the order of tLe games, competitors are informed that no entries will be received for any game :af ter the number of such game is p signalled, and it is also intimated that as soo a as a game is signalled it will he proceeded with. 4. Disputes will be settled by the Jgdges, who s decision shall be final* » 5. Prices will be settled for on the ground. 6. Competitors for Tilting to go at a hand galop. •' 7. No horses allowed on the ground, except those entered for Tilting, and then only • while that game is in progress. - 8. Members ofthe Society and their Families will be admitted to the ground fr'reejon presentation of Tickets of Membership at tbe gate. * ; 9* Competition for all the games will be confined strictly to amateurs. 10. Admission to the ground: One Shilling; ■ Chil'dren under twelve years, Free. ' f- 11. Admission 'to the, Grand Stand : Two . ..-.: Shillings; Children, Half-price, ... 12. A first-class Instrumental Band Vill be in ■*;'• ' attendance,* ■; * ' ' x ■ ■/' 1 13. Liceased'.'Vibtualle'rs' and Refreshment* x-x: Booths'bh the grounds. ,- ; ■X.iAftii X. '. ••. /' p '.*■;.■." A'' ■ 1 X'x^AAE^WmT>/':y \ p 1 ' "■■''.'.■'•' xl.y.fX-Ay/<oi]VXxf^A> : -'^^*°^P ,^fi x«A '■ '-<» ■;* ■ P i