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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1871, 22 December 1884, Page 3

SPECIAL Lines mis wedt in Men's and O Boys Clothing. 1, J. HOOPER & Co., ■'-, . . ;"'Bon.. Jlarohfe, BARGAINS' in Dress Goods,-Prints. Sateens, at L. I HOOPER & Co,. Bon Marehe * I T AMES & qirls trimmed and untrim, med Hats and Bonnets. Special lines lor the Xmas Holidays at L. J. HOOPER & Co., Bon MttrcLe. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS in Lace i Collarettes, Parasols, Fiillings, &0., at L. J. HOOPER & Co., Bon Marche, Rwh Hats 2}d, Dress Goods 4jd, Prints. Straw flats 6d, tilecias 3|d, Children's Sox m Lidies Hose 4|d, Lace Curtains 2< lid, Parasols Is 3d, Kid Gloves Is 6d, Men's Tweed Suits 27s 6d, Trousers and Vest 9s 6d, Trousers 4s 6d, Hats Is. Sox Od, Corsets!ls lid per pair at L.' J. HOOPER & Co., Bon Marche. ' WAIRARAPA QALEDONIAN qOOIETY. PARK OVAL, MASTERTON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1,1885. President, William Lowes Esq; VicePresident, Esq ; Directors, Messrs T. Brown, .W-. B. Buick, A',' Burnett, John Cameron, Robert Cameron ,A, W;''Cavß,-J»bn Druramon'd,'A. A. Biking," B. J. : Fitiou; F.Gray-, A.W. Hogn, J.- lorns, J. Livingstone, James Macara, James Mmr, Donaid McKenzie, JiPayton, Walter P-erry,;Waltor Happ, A. Stewart-jJtooes, Messrs'T. Brown, W--13. Buick,' John .-Cameron., F. Gray, John Livingston,' Walter ' Perry, and Alex' Reese, '•"•..-:. '.' ■••■••-ypio.&RAaME...' 1. 'entrance 2s 6d; first prizo.-lOs,. secpfiij .s)a .-•• '•:.2.' ; Hnp-Blop-an'd'junip'; entrance 2s-; first ' prize, B'Oij sajcond :10s ■-. \ 3, 'Throwing Heavy Hammer ; entrance 2b 6-ij first prize 40s, so'contf 10b . . 4. .100 yards Haudicaj);; entrance 3a; first prize 508, second'los ■ "■•■.-. 5. Bagpipo Music; entrance 2a; prize 40j I). Hornpipe;entrance2s; prize 20s 7.' fossing the caber, lougth 10ft; entrance 3a; prize 50s : ; • 8. Hurdle itaco, 220yds.hanajcap; over 10 hurdles' j entrance Us.'; Jir.t prize JO4, second 20s - . ■-'•' v .-.-,•'.'.-;; 9. Highland Fling • entrance 2V; prize'2os 10. Three'-legged-rabu; for youths under, 15 years! entrance free; pr.ze 10s ■ : .-..11. Walking Handicap, 2 miles; outranco, 5b ; firsVprize 80s, second 203 12. Stone'and Basket Race,. 40 yard's; '; entrance 2s fid; first prize 40s, second 10s 13. Standing Hi»li Jump;.entrance 2s • Gd; first prize 40s, second Ills 14. 440 yards Handicap;'entrance 3s'; first orize 60s, secoudlOs 15. Vaulting with Pole; entrance 3s; first prize fiOs, second 10s lfi. Scotch Reel; entrance Is; prize 20s ' 17. Running Long Jump; entrance 2s • first prize 30s, second 10s ' - 18. 880 yaidsllandieap; entrance ss; first prize SO.-*, Second 1.5s -'. 19. Wrestling \latch, Cumberland Stylo..; enlraiicc 3s; first prize 50s, second 10s 20. Running High Jump; entrance 2s; first prize 30s; second 10s 21. Boys' Race, under twelve years; entrance free; first prize 15s, second 5s 22. One Mile Handicap; entrance ss; first prize 100*, second prize 20s 23. Putting the Stone; entrance 2s; first prize 40s, second 10s 24. Sack Race; for boys only; entranco free; first prize Ins, second 5a 1 25, Volunteer Handicap, 220 yards; (for members of Rifle Corps. and Fire Brigades in the Wairarapa only) j entrance 3s; hi-st ' 40s, Becond 10s 2G. Tug of War; b.-tween teams selected' on the gvouud, prize to be fixed on the day , of sports 27. Consolation Handicap, 220 yds; (open to all who nave not won a prize); eukance 2s; first prize 40s, second 20s .; SPECIAL PRIZES. ' In addition to the above a' SILVER. CUP ■ wiil be riven to the winner of the greatest number of points during tho day, and 21s to the the secoid liighest, to be calculated as follows: —A first place to count three points, a.second two'poiut', and a third oue poiut, .'; RULES; AND ? .REGULATIONS. ■ -. to tho Secretary on . the ground; for all jmurjiuapu liefote 12 nooa. Races tq:be open to all, and ran under tho Rules-of; the/Society. Two competitors-to-statt.ot no prizfi,,ihrce to start or no.sccond. prizo, : ' .The! decision; of. the •Directors, or whoever they may. appoint, shall in all cases' of dispute be final. In the ovenfc of the wqather proving unfavorable tho Directors ' ehjll havo it in their power to.postponothe Spprtsfroin.dayto'day.Spuitsto'conimencuat 11 a,in,sharp'. - - ADMISSION—Adivtj ls,_'.cijldreu half price, ho hones 'admitted. """'•"■•'•• '-• '.'. . . '. W. SELLAIi.•''•' '-;.. , 1866 ■ ... Hon. Sco, and Troas.' IMMENSE ATTRACTION. 1 * ItRIVALof of tho Baukrupt . Estate of "'Drapery, Men's and Hoy's I Clothing, Shirts, Dresses, &c, of winch J. McDOWELL, of Wellington, is the Vendor. of the estate by order 1 of tho vendor , on MONDAY the 22ud and en-TUESDAY '■' the 23rd December, wholly without Jttesorve, i ■ on the Premises known as ME JAGO'S FURNITURE WAREJ HOUSE, Next Muir A Dixon's, which Ins' been a pened , for the occasion of this greai Auction Sale, 0 >MrF. H. Wood, Auctioneer, has receive,! instructions from the Vendor of the Fetal ~. to sell by Auction, wholly without Reserve 6 ■ MONDAY AND TUESDAY s '. j; the 22nd and 23rd December,- the stock-in- ' trade as above; for particulars of wiiich wetheir Auction Advertisement, and.as the stock has now 'arrived, it will be on view, at J.'Mft o\ ,; ' SHOP, 'r ; ,; ; - up to the date of the and tlioso who '' , jWJfh.-.tp make Private Purchases' previous to' the auction oan do so. by-applying oh the. : ,: ■ ' VENDOR OF THE ESTATE.