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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1874, 27 December 1884, Page 3

I BoysClothing'.-. .";,." ' L J. HOOPEIt & Co, Bon March 6. .Sateens, tit BoaMareb.e ..- ; : med Hats' and BoiineU. Special lines ta« Kftas Holidays at '' X. J. lOOPER t% Bon MaroU. .'.':■ EXTRAOEpiNARt BARGAINS inlace Collarettes, Parasols, Frilling?, U t at L J. HOOKER &'Ca, Bon Marcbe. Rush Hats. 2Jd| Dte.« Ododa 4id, Prints, ren's Sox M .Ladies JHoue 4id, to Curtains 2a ltd, Parana Is 3d, #d Gloves la 6d, Men's TweeiJ Suits. 27a 64, Tronsersdhd'Veflt9a6cli"Tif6ia"aota 4s 6d, HatMs; Sox 6d, Corietsjlfl lid per pair jit &3UQOPER& Co., ■ ■'' 'Bon Marcbe, : WAIRARAPA QOOIETt. HM OVAL, MaItERTOK THUBS* : • -m x JAJfUAJpl r i895.,: ;. William Lofffes Esq } lwPRESipjEji'T, GeorgeHsjr'on,Esq."; Direo TorS, MessrVT. Brown, ,W/B.'Buioky'Ai •Buriiett,.-Jolin Garneron, Robert Carileron • A.. W.. Cave, John -Drurnniond, A, A. •Elkins,- R. J.' Fitton'; F. Gray- A."W. : : Hogj, J. loirdß, • J. Livingstone,. James Macara,-James Mmr, Donald MoKenzie, J. Payton; Walter Perry, Walter Rapp, A. Stewart*,' JrJD&Es, Mesers T.'Brown, W; 8.. Buick, Jolin'Caraeron.p. Gfray,. John Livipßßtoh.i- Waller. : -Peiry;.'and" -Ale* Reese, ■•■ : , .'■:..•' "'■' -..; . PROGRAMME." ■*; _l..Mai(Jan'.Kace, 200 yards; entrance 2si Od; first prize 40s, second 20s ■■> :^' ■■".■•<' .4 2, Hop-step-and-jump:; entrance 2s; firstprize3o3, second 10a ■■ ■• - ■■■'■ ,;£":"..:' . .■: B,'.Throwing Heavy.Hammer; entree. 2s' 6d; firstprize.4os,second 10a"•■,'■.■ -■:•/ ' -. .4..J.00 yards Handicap {.entrancess"; 'first' prtee6oa, second Wi. ~.;'., ' •': /.'. ■:•.'.■ ;.■;.'. ■ 6.' Hornpipe; entrance2s';'prize 20s'" . -7. roßßingthetabe'r,lßngtliloftj' entranoe 3e;prizoSOft .-. ■.■:"':..'.':: ' ~•8. Hurdle Raw, :2%d? handicap.; over 10 bur : 4leß.; .entranpeSsi firvt grfze 60d, woobd 9 i % h ' ai,d PliD K i ontrance 2s; prize 20s 10..Thrt«.|ogged,.raoe; for youth' Bunder 1 15 years i eutrance free;:prize 10s . 11.- Walking Handicap, 2mlleB; entrance ; os; first prize 80s, second 20s 12. Stone and Basket Raoe, 40 yardscntranco 2a fid; first prize 40s, second 10b ' . ■ 13. Standing High Juras; entrance 2s Bdjfiret prize 40a, seoonddOs > : 14. 440.-yards Handicap; entrance 3s; firstnnze 60s, second 108 ; , : 15. Vaulting frith Pole; entrance 3a; first pnzo 50s, second 10s ■ 16. Scotch Reel;; entrance Is ; prize 20b ■ 17. Running Long Jump- entrance 2s:. first prize 80s; second 10s . \ ■;'•'■• ; 18. 880 first prize 80s. Becohd 15a, :.? • >'! ■■'- • • ■ '. 19. Wrestling entrance 3s; first prize fiOsf.second 10s '•' 20,:RnDning High Jiimp| entranoo 2s:first prize 30s ;'second.JQs- .v-".* r ->■>•- il. Boys' Jiace, under twelve years; en-' trancßivee; first prize 15a, second 5s • i ildHan<l ' i(:a Pi ■entrance. ss; first prize IOO.i, second prize 20s ". ' 23. Puttiag the Stone; entrance 2s • first prize 40s, second 10s • •• '.■■'■■■' • , ■ '•' 24. Sack Race;"forboys-only; entranoe' free; first prize lfls, second^ 25. VolunteerHandicap ( '220yards- (/or members pf-Rifle Cor pa M. Fire Brigades intheWairarapa only); entrauce 8s! lirst 404, second 10b -.*" '•• 26. Tug of Wat; between toams selected on % ground, prize to be fixed ou the dav of sports 27. Consolation Handicap, 220 yds; (open to all who nave not won a prize); entrance 2s; first prize 40a, second 20s SPECIAL PRIZES, In addition to the above a SILVER' CUP will be pivenfo the winner of the-greatest uumber of points during the day, and 21s to hetlie second highest; to.,be calbiilated as Iollowa:-A first place to count three points a second, two points; and a third one point, '..: MES. AND |JEGFSATiONS.;..-' • Entries to be ,o»the ground, for all handicapsbeforiijl 2 noon. .Races to be.open, to a)]/.and runrunder the Rules of the Society, ..Two-.compßVitor^v te- ; Start of n«prize, fhree:W*faft prize. The decision of the Dir'og{.Qtß^JF Wjm they may appoint, shall In alilseß of dispute be final. In- tho event of'tra ;woatTier proving unfavorable the Direotom Bball power to postpone'thf Sportsfrpnj'.day-today. . ■ ' ADMISSION-Adnltj la," 'Cnildren' half I pnce. No horses admitted,.; - • • 6 \r ■ W;6ELLAIfc " " .\W •'••■ , • • flon. Sec and Treasi' £5,000 TOBEDIS- ■ (W TRIBUTED ; ON THE' CHAMPION RACE. To k wjn Melbourne on7th'of March, SMBERS."£I £I:,TIA jcblSs .. '1 ALL PRiIgES! NO.BLAMS! . •The Sydney Jockey TurL ■ In thanking numerous, Clients for their .Bupport on Racing Events,, beg to inform tne.'Sporting.Public of New South Wales and Colonies, that they have, -made arrangements for holding a '.' ,SWCOH|ULTATIOIf-allprizeslno <9 ->Bm 7th day of March, 1885. ilirstHorae trib'uted : Third Horse ... ,„ . Other Starters ,-Non-?tarteffl(rJi Y jrJ o ) ()< . SQo ! T0 H'«.,v.:..,- ... •" ...£3500 • .. .*!« ATOaming £isoo.will'be m WW m Book on theAutumr. Meetmgj 1885 ; : this'is ) ,laying.and l -'- : -- the; odds.by anew system,.the iucc ,WUch:lias beeti -practically, proved.-"The Members df .the S;J.'T.. Club faeiifr well ™tt; «nd- connected'with: the iT 1 ' state that the! iisop.wiU'realizeak)i&<mie*ror' ' wholo of which wj}l"])e rdivided a those Subscribers who are-unsuccessfufin 4rawingpri2eiii the £3500 Distribution.' | lnerewill be no, blanks whatever.' All BuuscriDeraare tQ obtain a prize, the hieKest bping £.150 i): Tp obtain better ohanoss Hf*gffli!fff i! 500, early ap- •, -Add exchange toj-cheques,' arid two' #mps for. W ply ind/result, Letters con-:, taining (ash-.should beiegistered.' Drafts, ,9; Orders.ma<Je payable tor-' • JAMES WALLACE, ■ SECEETAJir.S.T.J.C., Address :-,..'