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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 344, 19 December 1879, Page 3

)ARISH OP St. MATTHEW X ■ MASTERTON. IN accordance with the provisions of Ac No 3 of the Diocesan Synod of Wellbgtor I hereby convene a meeting.of Parishione; to be held in the Schoolroom at r 7.30n.m. on TUESDAY, the 23rd'December, forth purpose of electing a Parishioner*' Church warden and Yestry. GEO.FAMN,: : ; Bishop's Churchwarden. Masterton, December 13th, 1879. . 33! IHE DESCRIPTION HEREUNDER 6 L the Boundaries of the parish of Mai terton as constituted by the Diocosan Bynoi on November 7th, 1879, is published forthe information of Parishioners, - GEORGE FANNIN, Deo. 18,1879, ALL that portion of the Parochial District of Masterton bouhdod towards the North by a right line from the summit of the Tararna Range to the source of the Ruamahunga River, and thence by that River and a right line to the junction of the Mangarai River with the Taueru River; towards the East by the. Taueru River to the north' western corner of Section No. 94 of the Whareama Block;, thence again towards the North by the northern boundaries' of Sections numberod 94, 90, 87, and 85 of the said Block tc the Rorokoko stream, by thai stream and the Kaumingi Creek to Section No. 668 of the said Block, and by the northern boundaries of Sections 668 and 669 to the north-eastern corner of Section 669; thence again towards the East by th» boundary of the surveyed lands in the Whareama and Pahaoa Blocks totht Kuamahanga Stream; thence towards the South and south-west by the Kuamahanga Stream, the Wainuioru River, a creek, the southern boundaries of Sections numbered 60,59,58 67, and 41 of the Tupurupuru Block, the Kourarau Creek, the Taueru River, the Ruaraahunga and Waingawa Riyeri to the last-named River, and by a right line theno'e to the summit of the Tararua Range; and towards, the West, by the summit of the Tararua Hangs. 348 10RE3TERS' .. ANNIVERSARY SPORTS. jgOXING J)AY. V, FRIDAY, 26th DECEMBER, 1879. PROGRAMME: 1 Maiden Race, 220 yarrfs—Entrance 2s 6i First Prize, 30s; second 15» 2 Hurdle /face-Entrance 2s 6d First Prize 30s; second 15s 8 Boys' Rm, under twtlve— Entrance Is First Prize 10s; second 5i • 4 Foreskrt' Race Handicap, 250 yardsEntrance 2s 6d First Prize, 40s j second 20s 5 rtt«[%w!(APok-Entrance2s6d First Prize 20s;' second 10s 6. Stoat and Basket Rate— Entnmce 2«<d First Prize 20s; second 101 7. Youth'R<ut, nndtrsixken, 200 yardtEntrance Is First Prize 20a; second 10a 8 Hop-Stvp-and-Jump Entrance 2s 6d First Prize 20s; second 10s 9 fticirecc-Entrance Is First Prize 10s second 5s ;, 10 Running High leap-Entrance 2s 6d First Prizo 20s; second 10s 11 Three-Legged race-Entrance 2i 6d First Prize 20s; second 10s 12 Pulling the Stone-Entrance 2s Cd First Prizo 20s; second 10s 13 100 Yards race-Entrance 5s 6d First Prize 20s; second 10s 14 Walking Match, Half J/ife-Entrance 2s6d First Prize 30s i second 15s 15 Half Mile Handkap~Mmct 5s ~ First Prize 60s; second 20s 16. Girb' raw-Entrance Is First Prize 10s; second ss' 17 Throwing Heavy ffa«r-Eutranse 2s 6d First Prize 20s; second 10s 18 Basket TV/cit-First Prize 10s RULES AND REGULATIONS.

Entries to be made to the Secretary on the ground. Three competitors to start or no second prize. The decision of the Judge shall in- all eases be final. In the event of the weather proving unfavorable, the Committee shall haTe it iu their power to postpone the sports from day to day. SPORTS to commence at 11 o'clock sharp. The FORESTERS' PROCESSION, headed by the Masterton Volunteer Band, will start from the Foresters' Hall at 9 a.m. Members of other Courts invited to join, ADMissiou-Adults Is; Children 6d; 1-horse vehicle 2s; 2-horse do, 2j (sd; 4-kone do, 4s 6d j horsemen Is W W. M. EASTHOPE, ; 889 Secretary, TTIGH-STREET BAKERY, W. L. PAUL, Pkopbietoji. , . MOVENT GARDEN FRUIT i MART. ■FRUIT ! f KUIT ! FRUIT I The undersigned have just received a large consignment ofPlums ■ Cherries Pineapples Dates Cocoa Nuts Pea Nuts '4k. ■;■■■■. GILLETT d 7 MBNCE; ■ FRUITERERS, CONFECTIONERS, AND POULTERERS, Opposite the Club Hetel and next to Kibble'white's Temperance Hotel, Queen-st,, Masterton. 384 m! HO S. C . D'A RO I Commission and Forwarding' Agent,aid' Accountant'l/'.".I'' 1 ''^ 1 -*/'' Opposite Club Hotel, . ..;....'. Masterton,; ' ]V^}'■'?• Begs to inform Woolgrower* and 'others that he is prepared to receive and forward to Featherston or Wellington with care and despatch any wool or other prodlce that maybe entrusted to him. Rates on application at the office.' h Sub-agent for the Liverpool, London, and Globe Insurance Company, which is not connected with the Associated Companies, and offers exceptiohably favorable rates to insurers. TO LET. . A New and Commodious Houso in Chapel. street, containing five rooms.—Rent low. s -