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ALAMEDA SYKDICA T E .

TENDERS.

nnENDERS are invited for SINKING 1 SHAFT FIFTY FEET. Specifications may be seen, and full particulars obtained on application to the undersigned, by whom tenders will bo received up till NOON SATURDAY, November 24th, 1888. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. H. H. ADAMS, Waiorongomai, Nov, 16th, 1888.

MORRINSVILLE ANNUAL SPORTS To be held on SA.TUEDAY, DEC. 22 nd - 1888. PRESIDENT: Mark Harrison, Esq. JUDGE : John McNicol, Esq, STARTER : J. S. Buckland, Esq, Hack" Races for Horses that have NEVER STARTED in an Advertised Race. Ist RACE— Hack Hurdles, 1£ miles, over 6 flights, weight list 71bs. Ist Prize £7 ; 2nd, £2 10s ; 3rd, £1 10s ; entrance 10s. 2nd EACE — Weight~for-Age, distance 6 furlongs. 3-yoars-oM 7st 71 bs ;4~ years-old Bst 71bs ; 5-years-old and upwards 9st 71 bs. Ist Prize, £o\ 2nd, £2 ; 3rd, £1 ; entrance 7s 6d. 3rd RACE — Ladies Bracelet, distance lit miles ; weight list 71bs, for horses that have been the bor.a fide property for two months of persons residing within a radius of 10 miles from Morrinsville Railway Station ; to be nominated by ladies. Ist Prize £6 ; 2nd, £2 10; 3rd, £1 10s ; entrance 10s, 4th RACE—CoNSOLATroN, Prize, not less than £5 ; distance 1 mile, for horses beaten during the day. To be handicapped on the ground ; entrance ss, sth RACE — Jumping Competition (open) over 3 obstacles. Ist, Hnrdle 3ft 6in ; Post and Rail, 4ft; Ditch and Sod-bank, 3ft 9in. Ist Prize, £5 ; 2nd £2 ; 3rd, £1. Best hunting style, for subscribers only ; entrance 7s 6d. FOOT .RACES. Morrinsville Cup— To be run in three stages, 100, 250, 440 yards. First Prize, £5 ; 2nd, £2 ; 3rd, £1 ; entrance, ss. All Competitors to be subscribers of not less than ss. Half Mile Handicap— First Prize £2 10s; 2nd, £1 ; entrance 2s 6d. £-Mile Hurdle Raee — Over 8 flights of Hurdles, First Prize £2 10s ; 2nd, £1 ; entrance 2s 6d. Local Race, 100 yards— Open to persons that have been residing within 10 miles of Afoninsville Railway Station for the past six months. First Prize £2 10s ; 2nd, dl ; 3rd, 10s ; entrance 2s 6d. Entries for Hack Races, with name of horso arid colour of rider, to be sent to the Secretary not later than WEDNESDAY, Dec. I2th. Entries for Foot Races, with list of ; performances, to be sent to the Secretary not later than Dec. 12th. L. W. NELSON, Hon. Sec.

A U C XL A N D T\ OM A I N DREWERY ! PUKE BEEE ! FIRST PRIZE AND FIRST ON SPECIAL MENTIQN LIST, MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1888. CERTIFICATE OF AWARD. SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1879. EXTBACT FBOM MELBOURNE ARGUS \— AWABD& RUNNING ALES. FIRST. Brown, Campbell & Co., Auckland R. K. Montgomerie, Melbourne Kyneton Brewery, Kyneton L, Loan, Victoria G, Nicholls, Tasmania. SPECIAL MENTION. 1. Brown, Campbell & Co. 2. G. Nicholls 3. L. Loan 4. R. K. Montgomery & Co. 5. Kyneton Brewery. The Jury state in their Report :— " It is very satisfactory to b8 able to note in this connection that the»*e was a remarkable concensus of opinion as to the merits of the exhibits, often amounting to unanimity, and this even when the members were blinded, which was frequently clone. Many of the ales of all kind* were very fine, and those which were' off' were such as were very unlikely to have taken a place in any case ; in fact, the survival of the fittest has been effected by natural selection." DROWN, rtAMPBELL & pO., Proprietors.

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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 317, 17 November 1888, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 317, 17 November 1888, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 317, 17 November 1888, Page 7

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