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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 974, 14 January 1882, Page 2

The stock of Clothing for Men ', Youths' and Boys' wear has been made to speoia order for Tit An House. All materials have been carefully selected and all stylestodiciously chosen, fieUcr value it Is jmjfrwfe to obtain. One great speciality of Ta'-Sro House is the iminenao variety of Boiji and Youths'' Glothimj. Parents and Giwdtons should kesy this fact in mind when they visit t-wn, and wend their way to' James iVfliWi Te Am Htmw. The Spring Fashions this season are qj ceedingly pretty, varied, and : chaste Ladies' Dim materials, Millmmj, M* Lace-i, Jlilibom, and Scarfs tho choi unusually largo unci elegant. • Visitp: Wellington would do well to. ; pay an early visit to James Smith's I't'Are House.

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' ANNUAL SPORTS.. JANUARY £3rd, ISBS, In Steward's Paddook Sports will commence al 10.30 a.m. ' THE GEEYTOWN VOLUNTEER BAND PROGRAMME: 1. Mniden Race, 220 yds .. 2 0 30'"' 10 2. Youtha'EaceiindcrlOyrs 220yd5... 10 10 5 3. Hop-Step-andJump •.. 2 0 20 0 4. Handicap Race, 100 yds 2 o.' 30 15 5. ThrowiiiffHefivyHammov 2 0 20 0 6. Hurdle Handicap, 220 yds over ten flights hurdles 2 6 40 20 7. Youths'Hurdlo Race, 220 yds, over five hurdles,,, 1 0 20 5 8. Throwing Cricket Ball, handicap 2 0 20 10 9. WfllkingHandbftlmilo 4 0 CO 20 10. Foresters' and Odd- ■ follows' Handicap, 220 > . yards 2 6 30 15 11. Vaulting with Pole ~, 2 0 JO 10 12. Handicap Race, 220 yds 2 6 .40 20 13. Stone and Basket Race . '- : HTyds 2 0 20 10 14 Standing High Jump.. 2 0 20 0 15. Football Race, handicap -140 yds, in uniform ... 20 . 40 20 16. Running High Jump.. 2 0 :20 0 17. HandicapßaceßßQyds.. 4 0 60 20 IS. Putting the stone ..2 0 20 0 19. Maori Eaco, 220 yds ~'. 2I) 30 15 20. Saekßace 10 15 7/6 21. Three-Legged Race ..10 10 0 22. Consolation Handicap ■ 220 yds 2 0 30 15 23. BestDressedCompetitor- 2 O 20 0 24. Greatest number points BOYS' RACES AT INTERVALS. Three ontrH or no event. In the event of the weather proving nni favorable tho Committee reservo the right to postpone the sports from day to day. ■(?<■■ A, L, WEBSTER, ~V 971 Hon. Soe.

Mortons Private Academy, AXI) ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL, RE-OPENS TUESDAY, 24th inst. Number of Pupils limited.: Board fees, £lO, £45, and £SO psr .annum, according to age. Prospectus and references on application, by letter only till 21st inst. „■• 074 'norncion Classical L~„ w Sydsey-ktuket. THE next term will commence on MONDAY, SOth January. Ladies' Classes will be held daily from 11.30 till!. Evening Classes preparatory for. tho Civil Service examinations will bo hold, commoncinß on %d January, at 8 p.m. • For particulars apply to Messrs WILSON k OH JiRLEWOOD, 974 rost-oflico, Wtl'ington. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. , j Anniversary Services, THE Rev James Patorson will • preach on Sunday, Jan 22nd, morning .wd evening. On the following-Monday, 23rd inst., the annual Soirco will bo held.' Tea on the table ats3o. ■•...,.• -,, ,-,'&:,;.. After lea there will be a Public Mjctingf?! - when the Rev Mr Patorson will deliver y»Vpopular Lecture ; .. ■"'.,■'"!.■ ;* r -'-'- : '.' . Snbiect i :;^ThoßiWe,ite'liieraryhißto;r^;-;'^;.; , "'.'.v ; its authority and divino training,"'''; 97* -, v " ; V ; ' ■ '.■ > : ; :v.'."-f".■■■-■ TO OUR CARTERTON SUB- .' SCUIBBRB." '■" •■■■.*:• ,',-■ '■' '_V,' ':' ''•'' ; : "'H&i' : '-h:--:.~ R A. Gi BAYLIsI of the;;Car(ertote^ ; i ; iU News Agency,;wili;ih; future act;, our : Carterton A?erit, and .alii orders trusted to him'will'receive prompt attetf££jg£g|' tion.;.'o.:;i ;UO ■ ~ ■'■ ■<&£•&& 956 - . J,PAITON ; "^: