Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1866, 16 December 1884, Page 3

■■■ MASTERTON SCHOOL, fpHE ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF r. PRIZES will.take place on FBIDAY, the 19th day oi December, ao 2 m, in .the THEATRE. ROM/, its and- friends are invited. * m ; Secretary. ;,•:■; V 3:AIRARAPA : ■■■" IQIL ED 0. NI AN q-.Q GIE TY, riiFißiJibi .. -PARK OVAL, MASTERTON, THURS- .'.;_ DAY, JANUARY 1,1885. ■'■''•'• PBEsirJENi, William Lowes Esq; Viop-' j • ; 'PEE^DEH*;'Geohe Heron, Esq. ; DirEo.' \ :■ tobs,-Messrs T. Brown, W. B.Buick;A. Butnett,John Cameron; RobertCameron | A... W. Cave, John Drurnmond, A, A. - '" Elkins, R,-. J. Fition ;* Gray, A. ,\V. I • Hogg, J. lorns, J- Livingstone, James " . Rocara,.James. Muir, Donald McKeosie, ' '••: • J. Pajtcii, Walter Perry, Walter Rapp,' A. ir.vSteffartjJrJDQEs, Messrs'T. Brown; W-' B. Buick, Mu Cameron, P. Gray, John . Liyingßton, r Waller Petty, and Alex ; . .Beese. PKOGRaMME. 1, Maiden Kaee, 200 yards; entrance 2 < ... .63; fiisbprize4os. second 20s 2, Hop-atep-and-jump; entrance* 2s; first ° :... prize3os, second 10a 8, Throwing Heavy Hammer; entrance 2s 6d; first prize 40a, second 10s . . 4.100 yards Handicap; entrance 3s; first . pri.ze.soa,. second 10s .6, Bagpipe Music; entrance 2s; prize 40s 6. Hornpipe; entrance 23; prize 20s 7. I'osßing the caber, length iQt't; entrance ...'.3s; prizesos' ' • 8, Hurdle Race, 220 yds handicap; oyer 10 , hurdles; entranco 35.; fir«t prize 60s, second B 9. Highland Fling; entrance 23 -prize 20s •:. 'ld-ThreE-legged-iacu; for. youths"under IB yearß! eutrance free; pr.Ze 10s--11. Walking Handicap, 2 miles; entrance " ' _.Js; first prize 80s, second. 20s "• It 12. Stone and Basket Race, 40 .yards; entrance 2s 6d; first prize 40s, second lOd . 13. Standing Jump; entrance 2s 6d j first prize 40s, second 10s 14;:440 yards Handicap; entrance 3s; • . firetDrize 60u, second 10s .. ; r ■ ■ ■ ■ 16,' Vaulting "With/Pole; entrance 3s j tot .iprize.6os, second 10s ' \ jr ;.:'■ 17,. KunniDg Long Jump; entrance:'2s;' j . first prizo 80s, second 10s •..••• :...'.'. -IS. 880yaidsHandicap; entrance6s;first .'..',..-linzeßos, second 16s'.", .19, Wrestling Hatch, -Cumberland Style;. J entrance 3s; .first prize 60s, second 10s 20. Running. High Jump; entrance 2s; a first prize 30s; second'los c (- 21. Boys'.liace, under twelve years; en- 1 trancp free; first prize 16s, second 63 22. One Mile Handicap; entrance ss; 1 .first prize ilOOs, second prize 20s 23. Putting the Stone; entrance 2s; firßi prize 40a, sccoud 10s " 24. Sack. Race; for boys only; entrance free; first prize 16s,' second 5s . 25, Volunteer Handicap, 220 yards; (for members of Rifle Corps and Fire Brigades inthoWairarapa drily); cntrauce3j;'• nrst 40s, second 10s .. " ""ft!. .Tug of War; between teams selected 1 rthe ground, prize to be fixed on the-day. of sports " .... ... • 21, Consolation Handicap, 220yda; (oiieu- - to. all who nave not won'a prize); entrance 2s; first prize 40s, second 20s ■•■'•'. | SPECIAL PRIZES, < In addition to the above a SILVER CUP ' iffiil be piven to'the winner of the greatest ' number of points during the day, and 21 sto 5 the the second highest, to be calculated as > follows :-A first place to'count three points, a second two point?, and a third, one-point, , RULES AND REGULATIONS-...., ] , Entries to be made to the Secretary on the ground, for all handicaps befoie 12 noou. Races to be open to all, and run under- the Rules of the-Society. Two competitors to v start or no prize, three to start or no second prize.'" The decision of the Directors, or ( whoever they may appoint, sball in all cases ' of dispute be final. In the event of the weather proving unfavorable the Directors 1 shall have it in their power to postpone the Sports from day to day. ( Spurts to commence at 11 a.m, sharp. ( 'fiMISSION-Adu't* Is, Children half , a ho horses admitted. • W. SELLAR, , ; . 1866 Hon. Stc. and Treas, ' PUBLIC. MEETING. (HE settlers of Masterton and district ..are invited to attend a meeting in the , .INSTITUTE UPPER ROOM ' ; " At 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT, to consider the qui siion of Opening up Bush Lauds, tmd'••"fdrtoihg". Special .Settlements, for , that; ntappse.. .... :■'.; - W.'W,McCARDLE." Jfasteitm, December 16,1884. •'IMMENSE-ATTRACTION; RRIVAL of a portion of the Bankrupt l Estate of Drapery, Men's and Boy's Clothing, Shifts, Dresses, &c, of. which J, McDOWELL, of Wellington, is the Vendor. ttlft rt i Rf : otthe above estate by order of the vendor onMONDAYth'e 22ud and en TUESDAY the-23rd December, wholly without Reserve,- - on the Premises known as'.' MR JAGO'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, ; 2Jext "Mnir : . & Dixon's, .which li.w .been id ; .for the occasion c" ': ; ---- Auction Sale.' F. B.Wood, Auctioneer, has received otions from the Vendor of the Estate by.Auotion, wholly without Reserve, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, . the £2idand 23rd-December, .the stock-in-trade as above, for particulars of which see their Auction Advertisement,, and as the furniture * •■'. op to the date of the auction, and those who wish to make-Private' Purchases-previous to the auction can do Eo.by-.-applying on, the. VENDOR OF THE.ESTATE.