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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1555, 8 December 1883, Page 3

WAIRARAPA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY'S [ ANNUAL SPORTS, IS"MR GEORGE DlXON'rf PADDOCK, .".. ~'. :' ■ MABTERTON.-"-TUESDAY, m JANUARY, PnEsiDKNT—William JQowcs, Vicn-PnEsiDKNT-W.'H. Beethatn, Esq. DiriEcrons-Messra A. Bish/T, Brown, W, B. Buiok, A, W. Cavb. R.'Cameron, ,1. Drummond. G M. .Drummond, A; Elkius, R,,J, Kttou.F.Gray, G. Heron, A, W. Hogg, J, lorns, J. Livingtono,. James Macara, John Macara, D. MeMaator, J. Pajton.W. Perry, W. Rapp, A. Stewart and J, C. Vajlanco. Stewards—Messrs-John- Dmmniond, T. 11. Hill, James Macara, D. McMastor, J. -C-. Vallnnco. STABTKRs-Mcssrs A. Bish, A. Elkins and . R. J..Fitton. Hasmcapphrd-Mossw E. O'Connor and Walter Rapp. . Programme. 1, QUOITS, Entrance ss; Prize, £B; distance, 21 yards, 11 pointsmp 2, MAIDEN RAGE, 220 yajds,'Entrance, 2a Od; first prize, 40s j'secoud,2oa- ■ 3, SCHOOL CADETS'RACE,. 300 yards ;■ to bo run in uni f 6rm; Entrance, Is; first prize, 20a jvsecbnd, 10s 4, HOP, STEP AND JUMP, Entrance, 2s; ' first prize, 30s-; second, 10s 5, THROWING HEAVY HAMMER, Entrance. 2s- Gd; first prize, 4fls, and ] President's special prize 'of 21s; second, 10s I 6, MEN'S'RACE, 100 yards' handioap. Entranco. 3a; first prize. 60s: second, , 10s •;■ ' ' 7, BAGPIPE MUSIC, Entrance 2s; prize, 1 30a ! 8. TOSSING THE CABER, length 10ft; - Entrance, 3s; prize, 50s ' ! 9. HURDLE RACE, 220 yards, handicap, over tin hurdles; Entrance,, 3s; first • prize, liOs; second, 20s . 1 10- HIGHLAND FLING, Entranco, 2a Gd; prize, 40s 11. THREE-LEGGED RACE, for youths ! under 15 years; Entranco, freo; prizo, ) lOb J 12. WALKING-HANDICAP, 2 railes; En- ! trance, us; first prize, -80s; second, : 20s ] 13. STONE AND BASKET RACE, 50yds; ' Entrance, 2s fid; first prizo, 40s; 8 second,los 14. STANDING HIGH JUMP, Entranco, \ 2s Gd; first prize, -40s; second, 10a 15. MEN'S RACE, 440 yards; handicap; : Entranco, 3s; first prizo, 50s; second, 10s J 10. VAULTING WITH POLE, Entrance, f 3s j first prize, 50s | second, 10s ' 17. SCOTCH MEL, Entrance, Is; prizo, , 20i 18. MEN'S RACE, 888 yards, handicap, ' Kntranco, sa; first prize, 80a and Presi- " dent's special prizo of 21s; second, 15s ] 19. WHITTLING MATCH, Cumberland ? style, Entrance, ss; first prize, 80s; ' second, 20a s 20. RUNNING HIGH JUMP, Entrance, 2s; first prize, 30s; second, 10s 21. BOYS' RACE, under 12 years, Entrance, free; first prize, 15s; second, 5s 22. MEN'S RACE, 1 mile handicap, En- . trance, ss; first prize, 100s; second, " 20s 23. PUTTING THE STONE, Entrance, 2s (!d; first prize, 40a; secsnd, 10a 24. SACK RACE, once round tho courso, \ for boy's only; Entrance, free; first prize, 15s; second, 5s 25. VOLUNTEER RACE, 440 yards, handicap, (open to bona fido members of Riflo Corps and Eire Brigades in'tho . Wairarapa), Entrance, 3s; first prize, 50s; second, 10s f 26. EUNNING LONG JUMP, Entrance, 2s; ■*. first prize, 30s; second, 10a ' V 27. CONSOLATION HANDICAP, 220 yds, J (open to all who liavo not won a prize), Entrance, 2s; prize, 403 Special Prizo of one -sound will be given to tho best dressed Highlander , SPECIAL PRIZES, In addition to the above a Silver Cup will he given to the winner of the greatest number of points during the day, and * 20a to tho second highest, to be calcu- s lated as follows:—Afirstplaeeto count three points, a second two points, and a third one point

RULES AND REGULATIONS. Entries to bo made to tho Secretary ou the ground; those for tho Haudicaps to be made before 12 noon. Races to be open to all, and run under tho Rules of the Society, Two competitors to start or no prize j threo to start or no second prize. • The decision of the Diractors, or whoever they may appoint, shall in all cases of dispute be final. In tho event of the weather proving unfavorable, the Directors shall have' it in their power to postpone the sports from day today. Sports to commence at 1] a.nvsharp. ADMISSION—AdnIta, Is; Children.lialf price; horsemen 2s; pae.horso : vobicle, 2s; two horso'ditto} 2s6d';'fbu'r horse dittoes, W. SELLAR, 1559 Hon, Secretary and Treasurer. IN THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF WILLIAM DIXOM. ■•■ ALL DEBTS due to the above estate aro rcqqested to bo paid before 15th inst, or legal proceedings will be taken for recovery, . , • . , GEORGE HERON..1550 ". ' Truster ■■ IN THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF WILLIAM. DIXON, rnENTERB are invitfed till DECEMBER J. 10th, in tho purchase of the following. valuable properties ra Dixon's estate, front-' iiig Bannister-street:— ■"'■', - \ Section 3, containing 8 roods 3 perches, with large well bjtilt' shed" aud stables. " : ; ■' ■' " "'.'■'. Section 11, containinql acre 1 rood 21 perches, ■ Section 13, containing 1 acre 1 rood 21 porches, : Tenders to be sent in to Mr R. H. Chinehen from whom particulars may be obtained. GEORGE HERON; 1650 Trustee, pOOD AND OHEAP FURNITURE. See advertisement in another column,.. 1546 A, FARMER, Cuba-street, FOR SALIi,Til GGS from my Prize Birds at 'j late Show, viz,, Silver SpaDgledHamburghs, Houdanß and dark Brahmas. W.G.KING, •Railway Station, Carterton. N.8.-Each sort bred from English imported birds. , 1554 [CAKD.J ) K. W A T T Y . Hotel, Shake, and Finance Broker, andVaider} Opposite Barrett's Hotel, • ' 1624 liAMBIOS-QWy, WmHQTON,