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Temuka Leader, Issue 1957, 17 October 1889, Page 1

'OODBURY ATHLETIC CLUB W SPORTS. NOVEMBER 9th, 1889. JUDGE—D. Macdonald. Staexbe—¥. Macdonald. SEOBETAEy—F. E. Flalman, junr. Handioappeb—T. MoAuliffu. fciTBWABDS-J. H. Dean, J. Sostt, W. Radford, R. Macdonald, GK Rae, F. R. Flatman, and F. Macdonald. PROGRAMME OF SPORTS. U En- Ist 2nd trance, prize, prize. 1. 100yds Fiat Eaoo .„ 2a 6d 20s 10a 2. Running Long Jump , —■;. Ent. Money 3. 220yds Hurdle Rac.e.......3s 30s 15s 4. Running Hiph Jump 2a 6d 20* 10s 5., .440yds Flat Race ...43 - : 40s 15a 6. 2-Mile Bicycle Race... 4s Cup Cup, value value 40a 20s ! 7. Vaulting with Pole ... 2a 6d 20s 10s 8. 120yds Boys' Race ... Is., 10a 5a ,9. 200yds Flat Race ... 2s 6d 20s 10* lO.ftOOvds Sack Race ... 2H 10s ■ 5s 11. Hop, Stop, and Jump 2s 6d 20s 10s 12. 880yds Flat Race ... 4s 40s 15b ] 13. 100yds Siamese Race 2s 10s 5s 14. 150yds Consolation Race 2s 6d 20s 10s " r ' ■ ' ' ;ii ''■RULES,,, ;'■'■. ' 1. The whole of the above Races will be Handicapped ; Jumps included. < 2. Entries, addressed " Secretary Woodbury Athletic Club," to be in not later than THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1889; Handicaps on sth November.; Nominators must forward Entrance Fees with Nominations, and also Performances for previous Two' Years. 3. Costumes to be approyed by the Committee of Management. 4. Any Protest must be in writing, and must be accompanied with the Sum of 10e, which will be forfeited if the Protest is proved groundless. • , ■.■. 5. AH Disputes or Protests will be settled by the Committee, whose decision shall be final, 6. There must be Three or more Entries or no event. The Sports will commence at 12 noon. F. B. FLATMAN, Jim., Hon. Sec. { H 1 TE, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC, TIMARU AND TEMUKA Terauka Office (under the Management of Mb W. N. Cathbo, Solicitor): Next Rayner'a Dispensary. MONEY TO LEND in various Sums on Bt'3' Approved Security, TEMUKA CARRIAGE AND AGRIOUL a URAL IMPLEMENT WORK? (Next Door to Mr T. Barr, Baker), Main North Road, Temtjka. WILLIAMS AND COLVILLE PROPRIETORS. WE are prepared to build or repair Spring OurtH, Buggies, Nev/ports and Pagnall Carte, alao every description of Agricultural Implements, with neatness and despatch, at very moderate prices.—Horses carefully shod by an experienced workman.— Second-hand Irnpg bought, sold or exchanged..

FUNERALS FURNISHED, In town or country, at reasonable rates. "WILLIAMS AND COLTILLE, General Blaoksoriths, Wheelwrights, and Shoeing Smiths. au3l COACHBUILDEK. ROBERT KENNEDY, (Late of Steel Bros., Christchurch) ~TTISHEStc inform the Residents of y V Temulja and Surrounding Districts that ho has Commenced Business bb a COACHBUILDEK & WHEELWIUGHT in the Premises adjoiniDg Mr David Henry's Blacksmith's Shop. All kinds of SPRING CAMS, WHITEOHAPELS, DOGCARTS, BUGGIES (Double and Single) FARM DRAYS, TIPCARTS, Etc., Made to Order. Repairs Neatly and Promptly Executed, Good Workmanship Guaranteed. CHARGES MODERATE. ROBERT KENNEDY, COACHBUILDEK, aulO TEMUKi. ________ NOTICE. BEGS to intimate that 'he has COMMENCED BUSINESS in TEMUKA, at MR J. FINDLAT'S, AS COACHBUILDEK & WHEELWRIGHT. WAGGONETTES, BUGGIES, SPORTING and DOG CARIS, FARM CARTS, Etc., Made to Order of the Bunt Material at Moderate Charges. REPAIRING, PAINTTNG, VARNISH LNG, Etc., Executed on Reasonable Terms. J. J. HOLLOW AT, OOA.CHBUILDER, TEMUKA se!2

ANDREWVILLE WORKSHOP. General Blacksmith and Machinist, Doaires to intimaie that be haß securec the Servicea of a FIRST.CLASS SHOEI (Into with Mr J. Fitzuramons, of Timaru) and can guarantee that the Work don will be First-class. ChAKGES Modeiiatb. General Work of a'l kind attended h with despatch. Pumps kept ia Stock put dowo, and repaired. T/mvate modi Piad repaired, 8624