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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1560, 15 December 1883, Page 3

AMALGAMATED tPRIENDLY SOCIETIES' ■ SPORTS! . To be held in Mr 6, Dixon's paddook, Mnsterton, on ' BOXING DAY, , December 2G, 1883, • ' • Judges—Messrs F, Gray and. A, Bisli, - SrAßiEns-Mdssrs J, 11, Corbett, G. Dixon, ! " " and if, Hessey, HAnmoappeks—Messrs A, Elkins, George Hatvoy, and : W. Kibble'white. : . . TBBASOKEII-Mr S. H, Wfokerson, Secretaki'—A, Hathaway, Ghobnd Committee—Messrs W. Chardon, J. Devonshire, W. MoKenzie, W. Parlies, W. F. Roydhouso, J, Wiokcns General Committee—Past and Present Otficorfl of Friendly Societies, PROGRAMME: 1 Boya'Baco, under 12,100 yardaj eutrauce free; first prizo 10s, second 6s 2 Maidon Race, 220 yards; entrance 2s Gd; firjt prise 30s, second 15s 3,' Throwing Heavy Hammer, entrance2s • ''j fid, first prize 203, second 10a ■- 4,-Masterton Handicap (open to all comers) first event 120 yards, entrance ss, first ■ prize cup value £6, and 40a cash, second 60s, 3rd. 20s ; 5 Hop, Stop and Jump, entrance 2s 6d, first prize 203, second 10s. 6 Walking Handicap, one mile; entrance 2s 6d; first prize 40s, second 20s, 7 Towing the Caber; entranco 2a 6d; first prize 255, 8 Mastorton Handicap, second event, 220 yds, 2 Running High Jump ; entranco 2s 6d; 'first prize 20s, second 10s. 10. Putting the Stone; entrance 2s Cd; first prize 20s, second 10s, 11 Hurdle Handicap (over 10 hurdles) 220 yds; entrance 2a Gd; first price 40s, second 20s. 12 Vaulting with pole; entrance' 2s 6d; • first prize 20s, second 10s. 13 Youths' Race under 15,200yd5; entrance Is; first prize 15s, second 7s 6d, 14 Friendly Societies' Handicap, 300 yds; entrance 2s 6d; first prize 50s, second 30s, 15 Old Mens 1 Raco Handicap over 45, 160 yds; entrance free; suit of clothes. 1G Stono and Basket, 35yds; entrance 2s 6d; first prize 30s, second 15s. 17 Threo Logged Baco under 15; entranco Is; first prizo 15s, second ss. 18 Mastorton Handicap third event, 440 yds, 19 Sack Race j entrance Is; Ist prize 10s, second five. 20 Consolation Handicap, 220 yds; entranco 2s j first prize 20s, second 10s, 21 Satan's Pony; entranco Is; prize 20s. Tut; of War, Swings, &o, RULES AND REGULATIONS. Entries to be made to the Heoretary on the ground, races ("o. 14 excepted) open to all, Two competitors to start or no prizo, three to start or no Becond prize. The decision of the Committee in all cases of dispute to be final. In the eveut of the ■weather proving unfavorable, the Co'mniltae shall liavo it in their power to postpone the sports from day to day. In tlio Mastcrton Handicap, winners of the most points in the three events to take the prize, to count as follows: five points for first place, three for second place, and two for third plaoe, Admission to ground Is; Children under 12 half price; Horsemen 2s. A Brass Band will play on the ground, Sports oommenee at 11 a,m. sharp, Gi'andProcessiono! Friendly Societies in full regalia, headed by the Brass Band, will start from the Foresters Hall at 10 a,in, A. HATHAWAY, 1554 Hon. Seo.

BOXINGDAY, 1883, AN ATHLETIC SPORTS MEETING Will be held on the WAIRABAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL SOCIETY'S GROUNDS CARTERTON, ON , Decembers©, 1883. About £6O worth in prizes will be qiyen away. For further particulars, see programmes and fuluro advertisements. D. HARRIS HASTINGS. 1820 Hon. See, A MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the ■tx. Amalgamated Friendly Societies Sports will bo held at the Coanoil Chambors on SATURDAY, 15th inst, at 8 p,m, Business : Opening tenders, &c, A, HATHAWAY, 1659 Hon. See TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF MASTERTON, GENTLEMEN and Ladies,-I have the honor to infora you that I now offer. myself as a oandidate for the honor of representing your interests in tlio Borough Council at the next election. I have before intimated my intention to do so, and now i confirm that intimation. The honor conferred upon me at the last election by so many votes being recorded in my favor encourages mo to prcsumothat my present candidature will be a successful one. I intend to act throughout entirely on the independent principle, I intend to work for general good if elected, and as an independent ■ man in the electioneering sense, I leave] myself in your--hands, soliciting your suffrages, and'trusting that our political differences may in no way disturb our private friendship, I subscribe myself, tjcntlemeu and ladies, . Your Obedient Servant, Thohis Wiuiaji Smrru, Kurupuui, December 12th, 1883. 1557 THE SHADES. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,-I bavo to thank you for the increased patronage accorded me during this year, together with very little bad debtThis alone is a guarantee of the high quality of liquors supplied from this favored establishment, And in wiehiue you a pleasant flhtiatraw with plenty of picnics and fun, I thought you would like to know what iny HAMPER contained this year for 22s 6d. You will bo supplied with- f . , 2 doz ale or stout 1 ~ ' 1 bottle brandy 1 whisky, rum, or old torn, or a bottle of champagne will be thrown in Cash on Dmivm, Wairarapa Orders will be attended to first. W. MoKEEVER. ,T, W. TATERSALL is no longer in our employ. 1547 RAPP & HAKE, 100 D AND CHEAP FURNITURE. See advertisement in another column. A, FARMER, Cuba-street, COPIES of the WAIRARAPA DAILY, can be obtained in Featherston from Mr I. W. Ltumbeer,'D'mm Branch Office, NOTICE. fim next English, and European Mail X per Orient (if specially addressed) will olosa at this Office on MONDAY,. the 17th day of December, at 5.30 a,m, . J. BAGGE, ■ Postmaster,