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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 22, 15 December 1883, Page 1

.(dull times. I In order to BRIGHTEN HOMES and AWAKEN CHEERFULNESS during these dull times, .T A ESJSuST has resolved to - GIVE AWAY - 1,000 PICTURES I! The same to be distributer! to purchasers of his FAR-FAMED rFVT? A JL JIjJKIO AND C O I?I? EES. To each and every buyer of Tea or Coffee, from a halfpound and upwards, a PICTURE will be Q-IViniST. varying ic size and quality according to the quantity bought, in a teas AND Jlj Ajo _L O coffees Have become quite of household celebrity by reason of the genuine qualities which they possess, such as RICHNESS OF FLAVOR, Aroma, and Saving: in Quantities used. These desirable advantages can only be secured by possessing a thorough knowledge of the Tea and Coffee Trade, an occupation which has received the greatest attention during J. EAST’S long experience in this line. These Powerful "I*eSLS are blended with the FINEST RICHEST Assam Tea that can possibly be bought or imported 11 the Australian Colonies. TriE COFFEE mixture . of the Fineat Mocha Ifo, 1 I 'lastation and Ceylon, with an agreeable flavor of the best Canterbury-grown Chicory, which has been pronounced to bo the finest and best in the world. OQFrSjS if roasted and prepared on the premises, and may bo had PURE and Fkehii from the Mill, possessing that most desirable Flavor and Auoma so Well Known to all Coffee drinkers from London or largo dtioi at “ Home,” j.. 33 A. S T*, GLADSTONE ROAD 677 ’oitMOND SPORTS. TO ba held on NEW YEAR’S DAY, In Mr. E. C. Bolton'e I’addook, under the patronage of the Guborne Hospital Com. mittee, President: A. McDonald, Esq., M.H.R.; Vice-President: W. F. Crawford, Esq. Judges : A. McDonald, W. F. Crawford, Te Kani Pori, Ksqrs Handicappers I Mr.ers C. D. Berry and A, Gray, Jfoqrs gtirtrri j. W. Nolau. Esq. I.—To start at 1.0 a.m. Throwing the 161 b Hammer, 3 trials. Entrance, . Ist prise, 2nd priec 2—To start at 10,20 a.m, New Year’s Handicup Flat Race, 3 event,—loo, 150, and 200 yard.—an interval of half-an-hour between cued event. Entrance . Ist prize ) 2nd prize 3.—To start at 10.40 a.m. Vaulting with the pole, 3 trials. Entrance . Ist prize i 2nd prize 4—To .tart at 10.55 a.m. Running High Jump. Entrance > Ist prize, 2nd prize s.—To start at 11 a.m, 100 yard, Handicap Flat Race. Entrance . Ist prize 2nd prize 6.—To Start at 11 30. Standing High Jump 3 trials. Entrance . Ist prize 2nd prize 7.—To start, at 11.40 a.m. 200 yard. Hurdle Race, over 4 flight *of hurdles. Entrance, . Ist prize i 2nd price B—To start at 12 noon. Horse High Jump. Oohn to all comers. Entrance . let prize j 2nd prize 9 —To start nt lp m. Boys’ Race, 100 yd, open to all boys residing in the Ormond district, 14 years of age or under, handicap. Entrance " . Ist prize ; 2nd prize 10.—To .tart at 1.25 pm. Tub Race, 100 yard., the Novelty race of the day. Entranee . Ist prize ; 2nd prize 11.—To start nt 1.40. Putting the 161 b stone, 3 trials. Entrance . Ist prize 2nd prize 12—To start at 2 p.m. Hop, Step, and Jump, 3 trials. Entrance . Ist prize, 2nd prize 13.—T0 start at 2.15 p.m. Three-legged Race. Entrance . Ist prize j 2nd prize 14.—T0 start at 2.30 p.m. Tilting in t Ring. Entrance . Ist pnze 2nd prize 15.—A1l day, Climbing the Greasy Pole. Entrance . Prize 16 —To start at 3.45 p.m. Sack race. Entrance • Ist prize ; 2nd prize 17.—T0 start at 4.30 p.m. Egg-and-Ladle Race. Entrance . Ist prize ; 2nd prize 18—To start at 5 p.m. Greasy Pig. Entrance Ist prize 19.—Wrestling Match, Cumberland style. Entrance . let prize; 2nd prize N.B.—The first Race to start at 10 a.m sharp. The decision of the Judges to be final. If less than four entries for any event no second prize will be given. 601 A Select Ball will be held on the Evening of the same day. Refreshments provided, Tickets,