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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 74, 25 December 1875, Page 3

PROGRAMME OR HAWSEA SFOETS rou new yearas day. To Co.M>! KNTK A’J' K> " '!'• IL'.SIHI'Ai', 1. 100 yards tint raee, £1 ; .second, 10k. Eiiiranee, Is. ■ i;i ll in<4' 11<>i> 01. fl ]> .‘Old Lap, ins. Entrance, is 0. I'miing the heavy stone, I os. Ei;tl'i,!!•■■■>'. Is. I.Vo yards r;j<a■, tor loys umLr l-i vc : rs, lOs ; second 2s (id. J'.li--1 ranee, ml. A. Vaulting with a pole, los. EnIs. <!. Mile Rave, Handicap, £i : second, £1 Ills : thud, 10s. Entrance, os. 7. Throwing tin; cricket l>n!!, IPs. hutrancc. is. o. Running High Jump, Jos. En~ tranee, is. O. Eonr-leggcd, kangaroo, Inmllc race, 10s. Mill ranee, Is. 10. AYheel hans!\v Race, 10s ; second, Os (id. I'.ii tra nee, Is. )1. Running; Long .Jump, 1 Os. Entrance, is. 12. .t- Mile Raee. Hamlieap, did 10s; second, £! ; third, ns. Entrance, i)S. Id. Standing High Jump. 10s. Entrance, Is. M. Three-legged Race, 1 Os; second, ns. Entrance Is. ir». £ Mile I {lice, Handicap, £2; second, £i. Entrance, 2s (id. JC. Standing- Long .lump, IPs. lintranc<‘, Is. 17. ;} Mile Hurdle Race, £2 ; second, £l. Entrance 2s Gd. IS. Tsltin.tr, galloping, £2; second, £l. Entrance ns. 10. Greasy Tig. Free. Nominations lor the Mile it ace to bo in the Secretary’s hands by I I.SO. a.in. on the day of the race. Acceptances at 12.00 p.m. All oilier handicaps, post entrances. There, must he throe competitors for each event. All disputes to bo settled hy the Committee. l atch competitor to lie a subscriber to the funds of not less them As. G .V. HATE, Hon. Secretary. CARLYLE TOWN BOARD. TENDERS will he received until MONDAY, 3rd January, 187G, for the followin'? work's : iioAT>\vav. —Forming ami gravelling 1 1 cl mins Roadway in York-street, Footr AT t t .i ; —Form in gan d gravel 1i 1 1 g Couth-side, and gravelling Northside, Taranaki Road. — Dnai xi x (ti) r;i i n do w n U utl tank' Road chains. Plans ami Specif!: aliens can he seen and cverv infonnaimn obtained at the olHee of the Town C’l.■ rlc. Tim lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G. F. SHERWOOD, Chairman Carlyle Town Hoard. WANG A NEC DYE WOR KS, CAMPBELL BLARE, WANGANEL Undersigned 1 i.gga respect fully to JL announee to the inhabitants of \\ anganui and stirroimning districts, that having COMMENCED DVINA! IN WANGANUI, he trusts that a trial will convince the inhabitants of the great saving which may he effected through dying. Ladies can now give a new tint to the dresses that arc Faded or to those colours they always disliked, SOILED RIBBONS AND FEATHERS may he dyed any colour. Laces, tasaetfringes, or decayed stuffs of all kinds may changed altogether in character, and como out as 1 .night as new. Almost any articles of woollen or silk manufacture may be dyed any c.dour. NEW TINTS MAY BE GIVEN of every variety of hues. Among others may he given Sultan, tied, Cerise, Ponceau, Puce, Pink, Magenta, Crimson, Violet, Mauve, Blue, Green, Brown, Scarlet, Black, ci c. Gentlemen’s Clothing of every description Cleaned and Dyko. N.B. —Parcels from the Country will ho carefully attended to, and returned by the quickest despatch. Note the Address — THOMAS BARKER, DYER, Campbell Place, Wanganui. GORDON'S LIVERY' STABLES, WANGANUI AN D CAMPBELTOWN. FIB RT - CLASS Saddle and Harness Horses, and Carriages of every description on Hire. Horses, Carriages, and Harness Bought and Sold. HORSES BROKEN TO HARNESS. Public Notices, TO STA N D THIS SEA S0 N A T AVATROA. To Servo a Limited Number of mares. A three year old TRADUCEE COLT, HE is a bright bay, stands 15 hands, 3 •' inches. Terms—£2 per mare ; (guaranteed approved rtfires), £3. Pad do® provided for one month only. Create* care taken, but no responsiblllty‘ MORTON & LEPTON. Wairoa,