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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1872, 23 December 1884, Page 3

JfECf it LineßHhis-wee'k'in Men'd and J Boys Cloihiug, L, J. HOOPER & Co, Bon llarche. 'BARGAINS' In Dress Goods, Prints, ► Sateens, at L. J HOOPER & Co., Bon March? AWES & GIRLS trimmed and nntrfmmed Hats'and Bonnets. Special lines lor the Xmas Holidays at L J. HOOPER & Co., Bon MarcU. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS in Lace Collarettes, Parasols, Frillings, &b,, at L. J.'HOOPER & Co., Bon Marche, Rmh ffata 2Jd, Dress Goods Ali, Prints. 2Jd, Straw Hats 6d, Sileclas BJd, Children's Sox l}d, Lidiea Hose 4Jd, LaCe Onrtaina 2< ]ld, Parasols Is 3d, Kid Gloves la 6d, Mm's Tweed Suits 27s 6d, Trousers and Vest 9a 6d, Trousers 4s 6d, Hats Is. Sox 6d, Corsetslls lid per pair at L. J. HOOPER & Co, Bon Marche. WAIRARAPA QALEDONIAN OOOIETY. PARK OVAL, MASTER-TON, THURS-: • .;;'.;■; 'DAY,. JANUARY I,W. "■'.PfttaiDEWi'Williaii) LnweVEsi; VicePresident, Georve' Heron, Esq..;. Direo.-: ■tobs, M«Bsrfl T. Brown, W. B. Boidc, A. .Burnett, Jolin Cainerflhi.Eohert Cameron ''a'.y "W. CaTe-'Julin Diurumond, A. A. Elkins, E. J. Fition ; F Gray, A : ...W, ,'. flogs, J.-lorns, J. Livingstone, James. Macara, , 'Jameß<M«ii'.; : DiiiiHld MoKenzie.Walter Parryi Alitor Rapp,A> Stewart-; jJtJDaEs;-Messrs T. $V. •B.- Buick,-'John •Cameron,!', John iLivingatuv-W-alieir (Pprryj-fand Ajet; ■ . -..,,pkogjiaMMe..:- r'' : ' 1. Maidenttacef-200 yJiriis; entrance 23 ■ ?.,Hop.-at«p..and'jqni'pj;sntrance 2a-;-fire|*>-';priifc'e 30j" t '^cSnfl,;^*.."" '.'/' *■.',; :/."»•.;•' - • % ,ThW«ing rjeavy Bamitter •.entrance 2b'" ~;-;4u J oP'VaidBstfdicap-j ehlra^oe'Se; first' u f|econ'd!ipa"'.,':",T : ■''•'••''T-y.' •'!•''' s:'li'agpij)a Music; eh'trjince..2a ;f me'Wa B. Hornpipe; entrance 2s; prize SOa - If ,%i?gpQab?.r..loj)£tli.lOft;eutrauw 3?;;"pr;ra^soti;.;;..'.:,"":'" ,i,\... : . X."B. Hurdle.to,' 22pyiJe.Baudicap; over 10 ■JlW^i.oiitrate.Jißifirit'prize 60j, eecond ' ■joj,-' r -.- •■■ ■-•■ •- ••■ •' •.••■9. Highland-Fling; entrance 2i;jprize 20s : 10. Three-Jegged.'raco'; 'for youths' under 15yearn! cutratice.frcej.prae 10s 1,1,- Walkiusj Handicap, 2 milts; etitrauce sa; first prize 808; second 20s ''■ :,'■ 12. Stone.and Basket Race, 40 yards; Chtrance.'Js fid; lirat,prize.4os, second 10s ■• 13. Standing High Jump; entrance 2s 6d; first prize 40j, second 10s.' ■ 14.440 yards Handicap; entrance 3s; first prize 60s, wflud JOs 15. Vaulting with Pole; eutrance 33; first i prize 50a, eecoud JOs ' ' . 10. Scotch Reel; entrance Is; prize 20s ' 17. Hunning;Long Jump; entrance 2s• first prize 30s, second'% ' " ' ' 18.' 880 yaida.Handicap; entrance ss; first prize 80a, second 15s . , ,19'. Wrestling ilatch, Cumberland Style; ' ■ entrance 3s; first prize 60s, second 10a ' 20. Running High Jump j entrance 2s; first prize 30a; second Ida 21. Boys' liace, under twelve.years; entrance free-; • first prize 15s, second 6s 22. One Mile' Handicap; entrance 5s j "first prizelOOi, second 20a • . 23.-Putting the Stone; entrance 2sj first prize 40s, second 10s 24. Sack Hace; for buys only; entrance free; first prize Lis, second 5s 25. Volunteer Handicap, 220 yards;. (for members of Rilh Corps and Fire Brigades ' in tlte Wairarapa only)'; entrance 3s; first 40s, second Ills . ' ' '■ ■ 20. Tug of War; between teams selected on the ground, prize to be fixed oa the day of sports •■'"■'• ■""■'- —•• •■••■' 27. Consolation Handicap, 220 yds; (opento all.who nave not won a prize); eutrance :2s; first prize 40s; second 20s /'SPECIAL PRIZES,,. ~. j . In addition to the above a SILVER CUE wiil heaven to the winner-of'the greatest ■ uumber of points durtog the day.'and 21a'to'"' .the.tbesecondbi);hest,:fco--l'e calculated as follows:—A first place'.to count three, points,-.-' a second two point'i, and a third; on« point!, • v .RULES-AND-RE&ULAtiONS:. >'■ .. Entrfeati)befhade'to' the.' : Secret ; ary;;off ; ,. the0o»i)(l»ior ; »ll haridloapß-befoVe' 12 niftuY;'':' Races to be open to. all, and-tun.tinder the: Rules., of the. Society. Twolcrnnpetitoff to A " fe.W'fetaf^ghjjo'second prize; :;;|h'er-ddohwn.,.of tha fifffibtora/or whoever'they niay appoint, shall in all oases'.,' °l ( li^! l {!s„^.'. fitl !j!:. In the event of-trie' 'weatber proyiDg-uofavoraWo •the,Directotß .ahalllivo it .in their joowyj. t^-pjistpone'llie Sportefroui -day' to day. ' '"' '"...'' -. ■. Sports to commeucfl at I U.in,-sharp. : 'ADMISSION-Aduii Is,' : Children half ' price, ho hnrte'a admitted. ' . W. SELLAR. ... ' 1866. .. .. .. HonrSee,.andTreaa, IMMENSE ATTIIACTIOF. ARRIVAL of a portion of the Bankrupt, '_ Estate of Drapery,. Men's and JBoy's Clothine, Shirts, Dresses, &c„ of which J, •MoDOWEIiL, of Wellington, is the Vendor. of the abo/e estate by order of ihe vendor on MONDAY the 22nd and en TUESDAY the 23rd December, wholly without lteserve, on the Premises known as MR JAGO'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, ':. Next Mnir & Dixon's, which Ins been pened for the occasion of this great ■. '.- Auction Sale. '• •■■. . MrF. H. Wood, 'Auctioneer,'has receive,} instructions from the Vendor of the to sell by Auction, wholly without Reserve MONDAY'AND TUESDAY, the 22nd and 23rdoD.e<wW;..the trade as above, for pcrticulars of which see their Auction-Advertisement, and as the stock has noWjOirivedilit will bebn view at' MR JAGO'S,FU.BNITURE •-.. ' -SHOP, .-■'■ rip to the dtvle ofthe'auetion, and those.who. vnah to make Private Purglraßespreviouj to'' the auction can do -■ so by applying on ; the'' :•••. ''-\ ■ ;.'.•■•,.«,.■ rVENDOR OV THE : ESJATE.