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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 960, 28 December 1881, Page 3

PJffiSBITEBIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL, v ANNUAfPICNIC. IN MRS YATES' PADDOCK, OS MONDAY, JANUARY 2nd, p AMES I GAMES It GAMES 111 Cricket, Croquet Quoits, Football Kiweß, &c„ &c„ Dkheb at 12.30 p.m. : TiAat'43o p.m.' Admimoiir- Sunday School Children free; Other Cliildrea half-price; Adults, before dinner, 3a, after do la fid. 95 rt MASK'S CHURCH SUNDAY I, . SOHOOL Anniversary Festival, . CARTERTON. MONDAY, January 2, . SHORT SERVICE At Church at 11 0.m,, after which FKEK TICKETS will bo given to church Sunday Procession to Pionbkr Paddock headed by the Carterton Bond (who have kindly promlsed'their servioesfor the day.) TICKETS-Adults, Is 6d,to be obtained from the Carterton storekeepers, 96!) /ASTLPOINT IYACES WILL BE HELD ON NEW YEARS' DAY. PboOIUMME WILL SHORTLY BE PUBLISHED, VVAIRARAPA Caledonian Oociety's ANNUAL SPORTS, TO BE HELD IS MR DONALD DONALD'S PADDOCK, MANAIA, MASTERTON, MONDAY, JAN, 2, 1882, President, Mr C. A. Vallatco; Vice-Prcsi. dent, T. H. Murray; Hou Sec. and 'J'reas., .W.Sellar. '• DireotOfß—Meßsre J> Baggc, H.H, Bcftham, A. Blab, J. Brown, W, C, Buchanan, A. Elkinn, Richard Fittou, Farquhar Gray, Joseph lorns, G. H. Lister-Kaye, John Livingstone, William Lowes, Jbs. Macara, John Mncara, Hugh McMaster, Duuean McMaster, J. Pavton, Walter Perry, T. L. Thomnsou, E. A. S. Wyllie. udcos—Messrs J. Bagge, Farquhar Gray, T. H. Hill, 0. 11. Liskr-Kaye, John Livisgatouo, Hugh McMaster, Walter ' Perry, T. L, Thompson. Startora-Mwura Alfred Hiking, T. E Hill, auk William Lowes. '

Pr fframmQ » 1, Jlaidex Race, 220 jiU, entrance 2s, first prize 40s, second 20 : 2. CapktV Race (under 16), in uniform, 800 yds, entrance In, first prize 20s, second 10s 3, Hop, i»7EF,and Jump, entrance 2s, first 809, second 15a 4. Tdhowixo Heavy Hammer, entrance 2s, first prize 30s, second 15s 8. Men's Kace, 100 yds, entranco 2e6d, first prize 40b, sooond 20s 6, Bagpipe Music, entrance 2b, first prize ;.. 40s,second20s V. Tobbiso th? Oaber, entrance 3e, first prize 30s, second 15s 8. Houdle Race, 110 yds, over 10 hurdlos, entrauoe 2n Od, first prize 40s, second . 20s . : . . ' ; 9. Hionuxß&rJio, entranco la, first prize Silver Mtditl, second 20a 10. Thkee-Lkgoxd Race, for youths under 15, cuimnco froo, first priao 20s 11. Waijuno Handicap, two miles, entrauce 2s Gd, firut prize Gob, second 40s 12. Stomk a v b Babket Race, 80 yds, eu- ■■' ' ' trar.ee 2s, first prize 60s, socond 30a 18. Stahmxo Higu Jbmp, entrance 2e, first ■ prize 30< Bavoud 14. Mex'p, Rack, 440 yds, entrauce 2s, first prize 40s, second 20s 15. Vaowivo with Polk, entranoe 2s 6d, ; - first pried 40j, second 20s 16. Swtcii Reel, entranco Is, first prize Silver Medal, moni'lbi ■ 17. Men's Race, 830 )'ds,'ontrance 2s, first prize 60s, second 30s 18. Wbeklbakkow Hack, 150 yds (bliud- ' fold, competitors to find th ;ir own barrows), entrance 2s, first priao 20s, second 15a 19. RBNKJNCk-Hioii Jimr, entrauce 2s, first prize-SOs, second 15s 20. BoYß|'EA'Ci<(under 12), entrance free, first prize 15s, second 7s Gd 21. Mess' lUcb, ono mile, entrance 2b Gd, first prize 80s, second 40 22. Pbitinc the Sionk, witranoe 2e, first prize 30s, second 15s 28. Sack Racb, 100 yd?, entrance'ls, first prize 20i, second 10s 25. Ycldmkbh Handicap, 880 yards (to be rns in uniform), opon to members of Rifle Corps and Fire Brigades in the . Wairarapa, entrance 2s 6d, Ist 60s, 2nd 40s . • 25. Running Long Jump, entrance 2s, Ist 3Cs,2ndlss 21. Cbxsolatiox Handicap, 220yardB, open to all .who bavo not won a prize, . z entranco 2s, ht 40s, 2nd 20*. BPECI&L PHIZES. In addition to the above a filliVEß MEDAL will be given to the winner of the highest number of pointß during the day, and £llos to the second highest,' to be calculated as Mowb :-A first place to count 3 points, a Bocond 2 points, third 1 point. , RULES AND REGULATIONS. ■Fnrriesto be'made to the Secretary on the'ground,' RACES to be OPEN to ALL, and run under Rules of Society.' ;; Two Competitors toittrt or no prize, three to start or no second Th«deolekmofthe Directors, or whoever la the event of the weather provinij un. fiytrable the.Directorj shall have it in their