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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 650, 22 December 1880, Page 3

piCTUBE FRAMES of every- description i made to order, . PICTURE; Mounts Cut ""■""' PICTURES Neatly Mounted. PICTURES Renovated PICTURES Varnished PICTURE Moulding • ' PICTURE Glass Cut PICTURE Frames re-Gilt £S ESSold ' oll Commission PICTURE Ornaments PICTURE Cardboard' PICTURE Stretohera ' PICTURE Canvas PICTURES Packed / PICTURE Packing Cases . And everything needed in the. Picture Line, i AT \ T. MYERS' I Picture Frame Establishment, L. • Lambton Quay, Wellington. 6 jUmtry orders promptly, attended to. \ PUBLIC NOTICE. P & J. THOMPSON having pur°Mjd the Stoclt-in-Trade, Book Debts, &C of.WM. FENTON, General Storekeeper, Greytowu, all accounts due to the estate must to p a id to him or myself, who receipt will be a sufficient discharge. .JOHN EDMONDSON. Pio Thompson, Shannon, and Co. December 3,1880. fi39 NOTICE. A S tho Railway is opened to Carterton, . all debts due by persons at Carterton, Gladstone, and Taratahi to W. HERCOCK. Carrier, must bo paid within 21 days from this date, or legal proceedings will bo taken for the recovery of the same without any further notice. W. HERCOCK, Carrier, Carterton, Nov. 12,1880, 617 NOTICE TO HOTELKEEPERS. ~ IHAT well known Hotel r'c WeiC'ieiAton, 1 the " VICTORIA,'VMchV* been recently rebuilt and is repKewJlu'i evevy convenience for the curying o o:'' Svbfc class business, will shortly be '..'o Lj3T on lease. It is now occupied by Mr F, Faber (who has made a fortune in it), whose lease expires on Ist February, 1881. For terms'and particulars apply to M. CASELBERG & CO., Masterton, Messrs JOSEPH NATHAN & CO., Wellington. \ A "TAIRARAPA CALEDONIAN VV SOCIETY. MR JOHNDRTOMOND'S PADDOCK MASTERTON. SATURDAY, Ist JANUARY, 1881. Peesident-C. A. Vallance. Vice-Presi-dent-W. Sellar. Treasurer-F. W. Hales. Directors. K. H. Beetham,W. C.Buchanan, A. Bish, ll r . C. Cuff, G. Druinmond, A. Elkius, F.Gray,A.W. Harrison,T. H, Hill, J. lorns.'G. H. Lister-Kaye, J. Living stou, H, McMaster, D. McMaster, Jaa" Macara,John Macara.J. Payton, W. Perry, J. Snodgrass, T. L. Thompson, E. A. S. Wyllie, H. S, Wardell. Judces-F, Gray, T. H. Hill, J. Livingston, G'H. Lister-Kayo, H McMaster, W. Perry, T, L, Thompson. Stawtkiw—A. Bish, A. A, Elkins. PROGRAMME1. Maiden Ihtcc, 220 yards. Entrance, 2/, First Prize &'! j second prize £3. 2. Youth's Race (under 16)'— 300 yards. l'titrancei/.- Fiitt- prize, £1; second prize 10/. 3. Hop, Step and Jump, Entrance 2/, First prize, £1 111/'-; second prize 15/. 4. Throwing Heavy Hamma: Entrance 2/, First Prize, £1 10/-; second prize, 15/. 5. Jail's Race, 100 yards. Entrance 2/6. First Prize, £2; sec n nd prize, £l, 6. Bagpipe Music. Entrance !2/. Firs Prize £l. 7. Tossing tk Cakr. Entrance 2/. First Prize £llO/ j second prize 15/. 8. Hurdle Race, 110 yds, over 10 hurdles, Entrance 2s Gd. First Prize, £2 j second, £l, . 9. Highland Fling. Entrance, Is, First prize, £l. 10. Three-Legged Race (for youths under 15). Entrance, Free, First Prize, £l. • 11. Walking Handicap, 2 miles, Entrance, 2s 6d. First Prize, £3; Second Prize, £2. . 12. Stone and Badet Race, 100 yds. Entrance, 2s. First prize, £2. Second prize, £l, 13. Standing High Jump. Entrance, 2a. First Prize, £1 10s; Second Prize, 15s. 14. Men's Race, 440 yds, Entrance, 2s, First Prize, £2; Second prize, £l. 15. Vaulting with Pole. Entrance, 2s 6d. First prize, £2; Second prize, £l. [ 16. Scotch Reel, Entrance, Is. First prize, 1 £1; second, 10a. 17. Men's Race, 880 yds. Entrance, 2s. First Prize, £2; Second Prize, £1 18. Wheelbarrow Race, 150 yds (blindfolded, • competitors to find their own barrows). Entrance, 2s. First Prize, £1; second, 15s. 19. Running High Jump. Entrance, 2s. First Prize, £110s; Second Prize, 15s. 20. Boys' Me, (under 12). Entrance free. First Prize, 15s; Second, 7s 6d. • 21. Mens' Race, 1 mile. Entrance 2s ,6d,. First prize £4; Second £2, 22. Putting tk Stone. Entrance 2s. First' . Prize £110s; Second IBs. 23. Sach Race, 100 yards, Entrance Is. First Prize £1; Second 10a. 24. Running Long Jump. Entrance 2s. First Prize £llO a; Second 15s, 25. Consolation Handicap, 200 yards. Open to all who have not won a prize. Entrance 2s. First Prize £2 j Second £l. SPECIAL PRIZES. In addition'to the above, a Special Prize of £2 will be given to the winner of the higheat number of points during the day, and£l to the winner of the second highest, to be calculated as follows:—A first place to count 3 points; a second, 2 points; and a third, 1 point. RULES'AND REGULATIONS . Entries to be made to the Secretary on the ground. ' Races to bo open to all, and run under the rules of the Society. Two ompetitors to start, or no prize, and three to start, or no second prize. The decision of the directors, or whomever they may appoint, shall in all oases of dieto the event of the weatberj proving unfavorable, the directors shall have it in their power to postpone the Sports from day to day. ' Sports to commence at 11 a,m, sharp, 1 .' _' Admission.:—Adults, Is; Children, halfrice; Hor semen, Is 6d; 1 horse vehicle, 2s; horse veh'ioles, 2s Gd; 4 horse vehiole, 4s JNO. M. GIEDIiESIONEy 243 ;. Hon. Seo