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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 488, 21 November 1877, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENS. TAITAKI AMATEUR ATHLETT '\ CLUB. THE INTAUGURAI. WETING Of the above Club will be hid.; w- '■ 'amaru, on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1877, Judges: Messrs. Borton, M'Master, H. J. Miller, and T. H. Mamie. Jtdges of Walking : Messrs. DeLautour, O'Meagher, and Clowes. Starter : Mr. J. Thornton. TIMEKEEPERS : Messrs. W. J. Stewa d and Wheatley. Clerks of thk Course: The Committee of ihe Club. Assistant Secretaries : Messrs. F. 1 enwiek and J. J. M'Donald. j PROGRAMME. 1. 100-Yards Race 2. Tutting the Stone 3. Half-mile Pace 4. Running High Jump 5. 200-Yards Race 6. One-Mile Race 7. Final Heat (100 yards) 8. Pole Jump 9. Quarter-mile Race 10. Throwing Cricket Ball 11. Hurdle Race (110 yards, 10 flights) 12. Veterans' Race (100 yards) 13. Running Long Jump 14. One-Mile Walking tface 15. Steep'eehase, I^-miles, for Ladies' Cup lb'. Consolation (150 yards). PRIZES (CUPS OR TROPHIES). Champi. n Cup for most points in the meeting, value £7 Ladies' Cup for Steeplechase Value £5 for One Mile ~ £4 for Quarter-mile ~ £3 for IUO Yards ; 2nd prize, £1 „ £3 for Half-mile ~ £3 for Hurdle Race ~ £3 for Walking Race ~ £2 for Running High Jump „ £2 for 200 Yards ~ £2 for Running Long Jump ~ £2 for Consolation ~ £1 for all other events. Entries for all events except Consolation Race must be made in writing, addressed to Secretary, by 6 p.m. on MONDAY, 2b'th of November. Entries, 2s. Gd. each event, or 10s. for all. GEO. S. LINTOTT, 202 Hon. Sec. ~\.f R S. S. S. SMITH'S >JL FANCY REPOSITORY, Thames-street. ART-UN I O N OF Model of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Wax I li.weih and Fruit. Tickets. ss. each ; to be had on application at the. T? -■••'■" '" Hi" 0 C D & S II E N N A N, Itches a>~d Tees streets, O AMARU, HAVE JUST LANDED, Ex Mailborough, din ct from the Manufactur. rs, Naiai and Co.— FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, All Widths and Splendid Patterns; Plain and with Borders. These Goods :«re well worthy the attention of paities !' urinshing, as they are of the Best Quality, and at Importers' Prices. Widths—2ft Sin. to ISft. A Large and Well-assorted Stock of BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDERMINSTER, and FELT CARPETINGS On hand at Present. Also, "RT.AXTCETR, :iUGS, TABLE CO VERS, CURTAINS (All makes), DAMASKS, CRETONNES, &c; Splendid Value. FJCOD AND SHENNAN, lichen and Tees streets. £23 } G R A Y, .\> AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAN UFACTURERS, Millwrights, Iron Founders, Waggon Builders, Horse Shoers, General BlackSmi'hs, and Importers of Every Description of Agiieultural Implements and Machinery, DUNET'IX, Oamaru, akd Timaru. Manufacturers of the Celebrated REAPING MACHINES (Universally acknowledged to be the best made), with Patent L...uble Steel-lined Fingers, &c. Also on hand, a limited number of new PATENT SELF-BINDERS. FABM DRAYS Manufactured on the I remises by the aid of Improved Machinery, from the most durable materials. PORTABLE ENGINES, Either with Horizontal or Upwright Boilers, made on the Premises. 'J'hes-e laboursa\ ing Engines are made at reasonable prices, and will be found most useful to farmers. All kinds of Farming Implements Repaired by Experienced Workmen. FENCING WIRE AND STANDARDS. We are now Landing Ko. 6, 7, and S Wire of the Best Brands, and a large consignment of Standard Iron, direct from the manufacturers, at Greatly Redi.ccd Prices. REID AND GRAY, Otago Implement and Machine Works, Dujsluin, Oamaku, and Timaru.