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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 281, 27 November 1874, Page 4

Public Notices R E W A ttT^LOST, fromßletintim, a PONY — Bay fsVjdjnj^Pyear* o'd, branded like S near ehoulder ; mane hogged, and pa'tly grown. £2 reward will be paid lor its recovery ; or if stolen, £5 will be paid for such information 88 will lead to the conviction of the offender. 3003 W. F. HULL, Blenheim WAIMEA ROAD RATES. rpHE Under rgnci in APPOINTED to X ATTKND at the undermentioned times and places, flrom 10 to 4 o'cloc^^eticliday, for the rec< ipt jpt the R ATE>^Tately levied by the WAlMfflA ROADJ3tfRD,a Listof which was publi*he^nth«^Co/oiits< ot Nov. 7 :— Richmond listitution Monday, Nov. 30. Stock, Public Hull Wednesday, Dec. 2 Spring Grove, Institution... Thursday, Dec. 3. Upper Wakefleld, Library ... Friday, Dec. 4. l'ovedale, School Saturday, Dec. 5. Waimea West, Paimtt's... Wednesday, Dec. 9. T. J. THOMPSON,, 3ai 6 Secretary. RICHMOND CATTLE PAIR. TH4 NEXT QUARXEBLE^FAIR will VB held wj^eONESDATNhe 2nd Admission Free. T J THOMPSON 2839 Hon. Secretary. ■jl/TOTUEKti WESLEYAN CHURCH, A BAZAAR IN AID OF THE PARSONAGE FUND Will be held about CpsHSKMAB. Donations of every kjtag will be thanklully received by the Rev,,^ B. Marten, Circuit Minister, orAJJig^eazaar Committee, Mesdamea Alexanbbr, Staplks, Grant, Thomas, Misses Parser, &c. Our Nelson friends can leave any articles for the Bazaar at the Mail Office, B ridge- «t. Nelson. 2576 #* CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OP THE PROVINCE OF NELSON. _ President : ufa Sir David Monro. y Vice-President : Hon. T^HbnwYck, M.L.C. Hon. Treasurer: Mr. Robert Disher. Directors : Mr. David Buaira, Mr. D. M 1 Donald, Mr. C. L. Maclban, Mr. J. C Motjtray, Mr. A. H. Brino, Mr. W. Wtlie, Mr. D. Chisholm, Mr. A. Robertson. » „ Sports Copimitee i Mr. J. C. Mouthat^ J Mr. A. H. Brind, Mr. A. RoBBRTeoy, | Mr. D. Bubss, Mr. D. Chisholm The SPORTS connected with the above, Society will be held in the Grounds ot Ralph Richardson, Esq., Maital Valley, on FRIDAY, Ist JANUARY, 1875. To Commence a? ELavggo!flta3uAß?. / ' 2iJd -. %,y^ Prize. Prize. Entl 7- *. s. *' 8. d. 1. Flat Race for Boys ... 10 5 10 2. Banning High Leap... 30 15 2 6 3. Tossing the Caber ... 40 — 6 0 4. Flat Race for Men (100 yards) 40 20 3 0 5. Throwing Cricket Ball 20 10 2 6 6. Vaulting with P01e... 60 30 4 0 Z7. Putting the Stone (22 pounds) 40 20 3 0 '< 8. Flat Race for Men (300 yards) 40 20 3 0 I 9. Sack Race 20 10 2 0 I 10. Running Flat Leap ... 30 15 2 6 11. Wrestling (Cumberland htyle) 60 30 4 0 12. Wrestling (Cornish Htyle) 6© 30 4 0 13. Feats on Horizontal Bar 40 20 3 0 14. Mile Champion Race 120 60 7 6 15. Highland Flirg ... 20 10 2 0 16. Sword Dance 20 10 2 0 17. Standing High Leap 30 15 2 6 18. Three-Legged Race ... 3'> 15 2 0 19. Hardle Race 50 30 SO 20. Hop, Step, and Jump 20 10 2 0 2 1.. 01 d Man's Race (over 50year«) -20 10 2 0 22. Halt Mile Face ... 60 30 4 0 23. Tilting in the Ring ... 60 40 SO 24. Beat Highland Costume 20 25. Best Dressed Competitor 20 In addition to the Money Prize, a Silver Cup will" be given by the Society to the winner of the Mile Race, provided the distance be run within five minutes, to be won for two consecutive years. REGULATIONS. 1. Entries must be made at the Entry Booth. v. Unless two competitors enter, no prize will be given ; and unless three competitors, no second prize. v _■ 3. No person will be allowed to compete for tiny event whose dress has not been previously approved of by the Committee. 4. As no alteration will be permitted in the order of the events, competitors are informed that no entries will be received for any event after the number of such event is signalled, and it is also intimated that as soon at an event is signalled it will be proceeded with. 5. Disputes will be settled by the Judges, whose decision will be final. 6. Prizes will be settled on the ground. 7. Competitors fcr Tilting to go at a hand gallop 8. No horses allowed on the ground, except those entered for Tilting, and then only while i hat game is in progress. 9. Competition for all events will be confined strictly to amateurs. 10. Admission to the ground : One Shilling. 11. Admission to the Grand Stand: Two Shillings; Children, Half-price. 12. A first-class Instrumental Band will be in attendance. 13. Licensed Victuallers' and Refreshments Booth on the Grounds. N. B.— Members of the Society and their Families will be admitted to the Ground Free, on presentation of Tickets of Membership at the gate. Tickets of Membership may be bad on application to Messrs. Burns, Moutrat, Chisholm and the Secretary. A. H. BRIND, 2 "9 Secretary. TUST RECEIVED, a freah lot of HER O BERT'S FAMILY GLUE POTS. LUC A 8 & SON.