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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1877, 31 December 1884, Page 3

tPECIAL Lines inis week in Men's and 0 Boys OlotbiDg, L. Jy HOOPER & Co,, Bon Marchk DARGAINS ia Dress Goods, Prints, L J! HOOPER & Co., ADIES & GIRLS trimmed and untrirn. med Hats and Bonnets. Special lines for the Xmas Holidays at L J. HOOPER & Co., Bon Marcte. BARGAINS in Lace I l ' CollaretteSi Parasols, Frillings, &q,, at I L. J. HOOPER & Co, Bon Marche, Rush Hats 2Jd, Dress Goods 4Jd, Prints, 2£d, Straw Hats CJ, Sileoias 3Jd, Child; ren's Sox ljd, Ladies Hoso 4Jd, Laoe Curtains 2s lid, Parasols Is 3d, Kid Gloves Is 6d, Men's Tweed Suits 27s 6d, Trousers and Veflt 9s 6d, Trousers 4s 6d, Hats Is, Sox Gd, Corsets;is lid per pair at L. J. HOOPER & Co, Bon Marche, TCAIRARAPA QALEDONIAN GOCIETY. PA.RK OVAL, MASTERTON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1,1885. President, William Lowes Esq; VicePbesident, Geoive Heron, Esq. ; Direc. toks, Messrs T. Brown, W. B. Buick, A, Burnett, John Cameron, Robert Cameron A. W, Cave, John Druminond, A. A. Elkins, R. J, Fitron ; F. Gray, A. W. Hogi!, J. lonia, J. Livingstone, James Macara, James Muir, Donald McKenzie, J. Payton, "Walter Perry, Walter Rapp, A. Stewart j Judges, Messrs T. Brown, WB. Buick, John Cameron, F. Gruy, John Livingston, Waller Peiry, and Alex Reese.. . . PKOGRAMME. 1, Maiden Kaco, 200 yards; entrance 2s fid [first prize 40s, second 20s . • • 2, Hop-step-and-jump; entrance 2s;first prize 30a, second lUa 3, Throwing Heavy Hammer; entrance 2s Gd j first prize 40s, second 10s ■:■'■■ 4.100 yards Handicap; entrance 3s; first prize 50s, second 10s '. . ■' fi. BagpipuMusic;entrance2s; prize'4os fi. Hornpipe; entrauce 2a; prize 203 7. Tossing the caber, length 10ft; entrance 3s; prize 50s 8, Hurdle Race, 220 yds haudicap; over 10 hurdles j entrance 3s; tir.t prize fifo, second 20a 9, Highland Fling; entrance 2s; piize 20s 10. Three-legged-race; for youths under 15 years! eutrance free; pr.ze 10s 11. Walking Handicap, 2 miles; entrance 5b j first prize 80s, second 20s 12, Stone end Basket Race, 40 yards; entrance 2s fid; first prize 40s, second 10s

13. Standing High Jump; entrance 2s 6d; first prize 40s, second 10s 14.440 yards Handicap; entrance 3s; firnt prize 60s, becond 10a 15. Vaulting with Pole; entrance 3s; first prize 50s, second 10s lfi. Scotch Heel; entrance la; prize 20s 17. Running Long Jump; entrance 2s; first prize 30s, second 10s 18.880 yaidnHandicap; entrance ss; first prize 80s, second 15s 19, Wrestling ilatch, Cumberland Style; entrance 3s; first prize 51)3, second 10s 20, .Running High Jump; entrance 2s; first prize 30s; second 10s 21, Boys' Hacu, under twelve years; entrance free; first prize lfis, second oa "I, One Mile Handicap; entrance ss; first, prize 100s, second pi ize 20s 23, Putting the Stone; entrance 2s; first prize 40s, secoiid 10s 24. Sack liace; for boys only j entrance free; first prize lfis, second 5a J5. Volunteer Handicap, 220 yards; (for membors of Rifle Corps and Fire Brigades, in the Wairarapa only); entrance 3s; brat 40s, second 10b 26. Tug of War; between teams selected ou the ground, prize to be fixed on the day of sports 27. Consolation Handicap, 220 yds; (open to all who nave not won a prize); entrance 2s; first prizo 40s, second 20a v SPEGIA.L PRIZES. . In addition to the above a SILVER- CUP wiil be (riven to the winner of the greatest uurnber of points during the day, aud 21s to the the second highest, to be calculated as followsi-A first place tocwmt three points, a second two point", and a third one point, EULES AND HEGULATIONS. . • Entries to be mada to the Secretary on tho ground fui' »H'bandic'apß before \i nnou. Races to he open to all, and run under the liuleßof the tlouety. Two competitors to etirt or no prize, thrc< to start or no second prize. Tho- deisio'i ■■of the Directors, or whoever they may appoint,--thal'l in all eases oi dispute, be final. ■ In Ihe event -of the weither provirg unfavorable the Directors thall have it in their power the Sports f • om day to day.'

ADMISSION—Adii t* Is, Children half price, ho horses admitted. W, SlvUB. 1868 Hon R-.', andTreas. ''5,000 KS £5,000 • . ■ok.inn . CHAMPION RACK. To h run in Melbourne on'lth of Mardi, I EMBERS; £1 Viau ALL PRIZES INOBLANKS! The Sydne, ' In thanking numerous Clients for their 'support on Racing Events, beg to inform the Sporting Public of New South Wales and the adjoining Colonics, that they have made arrangements for holding a £SOOO CONSULTATION-all prizes! no blanks! on the fall day of March, 1885. , When the following prizes -will be distributed;— ! ' ■ First Horse ~, ~,£1500 Second Horse ... ... 800 ■Third Horse ...... 400 Other Starters (divide),., 300 Non-Starters (divide) ... 500 "Total ... ' ... ... £3500 The remaining £ISOO will be invested by the Club in making a Book on the Autumn Meeting, 1885: this is, laying and taking the odds by a new system, the success of which has been practically proved, The Members of the S.J.T. Club being well informed, and..connected with the principal Trainers and Performers of their Horses, are in a position to state that the £ISOO will realize a, handsome profit, tlie whole, of which will be divided amongst those Subscribers who are unsuccessful in drawing prize in the £3500. Distribution." There.will be.no blanks whatever. All. subscribers are to obtain a prize, the highest being £ISOO, To obtain better, chances for investing surplus of £ISOO, .early■application .necessary. • . ■ Add exchange to .cheques, and .two" stamps for reply.and result,. Letters cpniainin| cash should be registered- • Drafts' 6f F.O^'Qr^ere' to—' - • ';'. v :■■ .; - f Secretary S.T'M,'" Address * ' ■ Box7BhG.P,o.,.SydMy t N.S.W,