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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1867, 18 December 1884, Page 3

• kJ". Boys Clothing. ■ ■"; ] : ■Bon Ifarche.. IrUARGAINS in Dress .Goods, Prints, Ljf Sateens, at -. $% : "' 1 ' BonManU t AWES & GlßLs'ttimmedana uatriin. ■Mi. m * Ha, £ l,ml Bonnets ' Bpedal lines for the aims Holidays at 1 , L. J. HOOPER & Co.,' Bon MarcLe. E' XTUAORDINAEY BARGAIN'S in Lace Collarettes, Parasols, Mings, &c., at L. J, HOOPER & Co, Bon MarchS, Bwh Hats 2}d, Dress Goods 4jd, Plints. 2Jd, Straw Hats 6d, Silecias Children's Sox ]Jd, Ladies Hose 4Jd, Lace Curtains 2.4 lid, Parasols Is 3d, Kid Gloves la 6d, Men's Tweed Suits 27s Cd, Trousers and Vest 9s Cd, Trousers 4s Cd, Hats Is, Sox Cd, Corsetsils lid per pair at L. J. HOOPER & Co, Bon Afarche. ■'•■■' "," WAIRAIUPA ' . ~ : g'ALEDONIAN OOCIETY, PARK OVAL,MAST.ERTCW, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1,1885. PRESIDENT, William Lowes Esq; VicePresident, Geoive Her Esq ; Direu tohs. Messrs T. Brown, W. B. Buick, A Burnett, John Cameron, Hubert Cameron V W. Cave, John Diuminonri, A. A Elkins, R. J. Fition ; F Gray, A. W. Hogv, J. Lima, J. Livingstone, James Macara, Jurors Huir, Duiinld McKenzie, J Payti.n, Waiter Perry, Walter Bapp, A. Stewait; JuDdEs, Mes>ri T. Biowfii, W. B. Buick, John Cameron,P. Gray,.John Liviiiuston, Walter Peiry, and Alex Reese. ' ■-' PKOGRAMME.'„•.: •.,. ... 1 Maiden. -Hace'; 200: yams; .entrance ,2s. 84 ; fi 85pn'ae,403 (-eiiond 20s , •■: ; iv. '2, .•Hup'Stß'p.Mid-jaiiip-jjoabnoß 2s j'firti prist)3oi;B*ond'te:'.'.';';:;"■','•"■',' .''.'.... ;. - ;8, 6;J ; 'i£icat,priza4ou,eaoond iOa.'./!.".,'.,"."" : ;.'. I ■rjlQ.yards'.HaDdiea'pj.ei&uco 3s; first : ' d /Tip B ,:;.V' ' ;" ': :;,,."'' ' :'- ■'•' '-" .5. •,Ba|pi[jii^fn8 r ic; eVtrancjr'2s i'prize 40s '• '.iH. ;Mior, entrance''2Y; r prize 2'o's': •- '* 7. iroßsi.rig'the'&ber, length lOl'tf entrance 1 &;p?i?Hof.. ■: j .-;l;'.„--..:«.--.X .v,". .. :•:.. •8. Hurdle 'Race,' 220yde'handicap; ovor 10 hurdles j'ktrauce 3s; fir.t prize CO;, tecond 20.<- •■'••'. ..: ■:■:■ ~., .'.," 9,'" Hign'adaTting. jentrance ,2j ; prize 20s -40. youths under' 15 yeaffi 5 Biitrunce fr<ja 10s' '. 11. Wjilkiriu Handicap; 21 miles; entrance. sa; first prize' Boa. .second . • VI. Stone and Basket Kace,' 40 yards; : enhance 'h fi.l; Hisf prize 40j, second 10a'' 13. Standing High Jump; outraace 2s Cd ; first prize 403, secntd 10s 14. 440 yards Handicap >, entranco 3s; first nrze 60s, -second 103 15. Vaulting with Polo; entrance 3s; first prize 60s, tecond 10s Hi. .Scotch Keel; entrance Is; prize 20s 17. Bunuing' Loiy Jump; entrance' 2s; first prize 30a, Becond 10a " 18. 880yaVdsHand'cip; entrance ss:first prize 80s second 15s 19. Wrestliiifj-ilaich,- Cumberland Style;eiilrance3s;first priz;s-Jj,eecond'lUa. ' . : 20: Kuiiiii g Higu'-. Jump ", entrance- 2* first : prize 30a; second 10s ' t\. Boys' L'aje, under twelvo years; en- 1 tranop f roe; first prize 15s, second 5s 22. .Om Milo Handkap; eutrance ss; first prize 100\ second pi isw 20s ■ 23. Putting the Stone; entrance 2s j firbt prize 40j, second 10s 24. Slack Bace; fur b >ys only • entrance free; first prize 15s, second 5s 25. Volunteer Handicap, 220 yards; (for members of Kills Corps mid Fire Brigades in the Wairar.ipa 40s, second Ills . 2fi. ; Tug<if War; b tween teunsse'eoted on the ground, prize to be fixed on the day of sports' ',-'■•■'■■. 27. Cnhsolalion Handicap, 220 yds; (oneh to all .who nave net won a iiiizt); eutrance 2s; first prize 40s, second'2os SPECIAL PRIZES. In addition to tie above a SILVER CUP wiil Le liven io the winner of the greatest uumber of poi> ts dur ng the day, and 21s to the tha'sHCO d highest, to le calculated as follows;-A first place toenmuthree points,: .a sicond two point", and a third one point,: ; RULES AND -. ItKGULATIONS:. : . •'Entries to lie (nidn : to -"-.the Secretary-.on-,hojiround fi)r-.all.lmudi.capßl)efa,e.l2neon.-'. RaVeßto bf-oj-en to'alV:and.run-under'tbV ; Uules p{ ; thG Society, two cbrppkHwi-a lb's&k 6rS.6:prize,' hree"tS.'siirt bi noseoon'd. pna-'e.';; Thij; d^&isicru :J of tha Ci'roe'tors,' or. whoever 'theyfnay appbiritj'sbali m'al'l oases, btilpnte. 'brjuafc • Iri ..l.ho-. 'tpV■.weiifte'r proving- uafav'orabie' -tho'Direotorb' sball'have;.^mtheitpbwtr topostpoWttio' Spflf'ts f;-brh iltyjtcrllay, .:•:. :v;-'.;: r ';;. I ijßpijfef ji> R;i, Rharp. : : i ; .v !.vA"I)MtSB'iON-?rtoin-tS' - -Children half lirico. • hoho!'ses''.ilmitted.' -.■-. --'; • ',

■W. BBLLAE. ;;■■,' 'Hon. Sec. and Treas. IMMENSE ATTRACTION. A KRIVAL of a portion of the Bankrupt UL Estate of Dfuptry, Men's and HoyV O'othine,' Shins, Drakes, &o„ ,of; which JMcpuWEI.L, of Wellington, is the Vendor. n! the aho,-e estate hv order of the vendor on'MONDAY the 22.,"d and'en TUESDAY the 23rd December, whollv ffithont KcßeiVe, '"' ' en the Premises knoivn aa MRJAGO'S rUENITDBE-WABE-. .■.., house, ■;•:.; Next Muir & Dixon's,, which Ins been (ei.ed, for the oco.ui.ra of'this great' Auction Sale, Mr F.H.Wood, Auctioneer, hiiß received instructions fiom the Vendor of * the EstM . to sell-by Auctiui, wholly without Reserve'. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, ihe 22nd arid 23i'd 'Decutiber, the stoctinrade as above, lor p ; rticu'ars of which sie their Auction vAdveftiserrieiif, and as the baa now. a.rived, it jvill b&on view ai tfE J'AGO'S-■ FIfJRNITVBfr : '■■- . .:-WK y :".:■ ■ ■':.-'* up to the dnie oi'the auction, and those.who wish to inakePiivatq Purchases: previous tr the auction can do'so by applying on. the premises, ■..-. •.- , j. Mcdowell, ■i VENDOR OfcTHMSTATE, [';