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Temuka Leader, Issue 1966, 7 November 1889, Page 2

tttoodbory athletic club W SPORTS. NOVEMBER Uth, 1889. JTOUB—D. Macdonald. Stabtek—-P. Macdonald. Seobbtabt—F. S. Platman, jnnr. Hakmoappbb—T. MoAuliffa. Stbwabdb—J. fl, Dean, J. Scett, W. Radford, R. Macdonald, G. Eae, P. R. Platman, and F. Macdonald. PROGRAMME OP SPORTS. Bn- let 2nd ■ trance, prize, prize. 1. lOOyda Plat Race ... 2s 6d 20» 10s 5. Running Long Jump Bat. Money 8. 220yds Hurdle Race... 8« 80s 15s 4. Running High Jump 2s 6d 20a 10s 6. 440yds Plat Race ... 4s 40s 15s i 6. 2-Mile Bicycle Race... 4s Cup Cap . value value 40s 20s 7. Vaulting with Pole ... 2s 6d 20a 10s 8. 120yds Boys’ Race ... Is 10s 5s 9. 200yds Plat Race ... 2s fid 20s 10s 10. 100yds Saok Race ... 2s 10s 5s 11. Hop, Step, and Jump 2b fid 20s 10b 12. 880ydfl Plat Race ; ... 4b 40s 15s 13. lOOyda Siamese Race 2a 10$ 5s 14. 160yds Consolation Race 2s fid 20s 10s ’ 200 Yards Race (for local contestants only) i—First prize, Cruet Stand, preßented by ■Messrs B. Reece and Sops, Christ church j 'second prize, 10b. Entrance, 2a fid. RULES. ! 1. The whole of the above Races will be Handicapped; Jumps included. 8. Entries, addressed “ Secretary Woodbury ■Athletic Club,” to be in not later than THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1889; Han,disaps on sth November. Nominators must forward Entrance Pees with Nominations, and also Performances for previous Two 8. Costumes to be approved by the Committee of Management. , i 4. Any Protest must be in writing, and must be accompanied with the Sum of 10s, which will be forfeited if the Protest is proved ‘groundless. t. : . • =‘ ' i 5. All Disputes or Protests will be settled by the Committee, whoso decision shall bo final, ■ . ; fi. There must ba Three or more Entries or no ,event. The Sports will commence at 12 8008. P. B. PLATMAN, JuK., Hon. Sec. ec3 NEW BUSINESS! NEW BUSINESS ! ! NEW BUSINESS 1 J 1 NEW DRAPERY EMPORIUM & FANCY , BAZAAR ! NEW DRAPERY EMPORIUM & FANCY BAZAAR ! NEW BEAPBEY EMPORIUM & FANCY BAZAAR ! bPPOSITB BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, i . TEMUKAi l THE Advertiser wishes it to bo widely known that he intends OPENING HIS HEW BUSINESS AS ABOVE ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th ( Aud invites Everybody to Come and see the WONDERFUL BARGAINS He will offer them. HE WILL HOLD A MIONSTER CHEAP SALE JOB 081 MOUTH! And, if his Friends and the Public are satisfied and give proof that they wish him to remain, he intends to “ drive in his peg ” and become “ one of them.” In,short, J. A. WILLIAMS has come to Temuka with the intention of remaining here if he finds sufficient encouragement, so just rally round the man whose motto is: “Small Profits and Quick Returns.” NO USB QUOTING PRICES- COME AND SEE FOB YOURSELVES ! Etbby Abtiom Mabod in Plain Pisuebb. EVERYTHING NEW! EVERYTHING GOOD EVERYTHING CHEAP! Everyone Welcome —* No one asked to Buy! J. A. WILLIAMS, CHEAP CASH DRAPER. AND PANG I GOODS MERCHANT ; . (Next to Mr W. Storey’s, Tailor), no 7 TEMUKA.' ,l ’ TJSM UK A RbAD BOA RD, BS SMALL BIRDS. Twopence per .dozen .win. be given by the above Board’ for EGGS and YOUNG BIKDS. The ssme will be received by Messrs Talbot, Frasar, and Snel! after 5 p.tn. on SATURDA YS, and at the Read Board Office from noon to 5 p,m. on SATURDAYS. P. ARCHER, no? Clerk. TRESPASS NOTICE. Anyone found fishing, SHOOTING, HUNTING, ®r otherwise TRESPASSING IN WATER or ON LAND occupied by the Undersigned WILL BE PROSECUTED. T. PALMER, ocl Cacle’by, Temuka. ÜBSORISERS are requested to ira ) mediately report to this Office and irregularity which piay occur in the delivery of tbrir paper - ,