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BLACKSMITH" WHEELWRIGHT, AND HOME-SHOW'SMITH;' • ' Doßires to inform his patrons and the public 6f the Wairairapagenerally/thathehas taken ovev' the 1; '6ld-eafcabliahed bliairiesa, no long efficiently conducted by MRFAItQUHAR.GMY, In Queen-Street, Masterton, And he solicits a continuance of the patronage that has hitherto been so liberally extended, J.R. would remind customers that his experience and long connection with Mr Gray's business is a guarantee that the "atiufaction given by this establishment in the past will bo continued, Eveiy kind of horse-shoeing, wheelwright engineering, and blacksmithing work, executed with dospatch and on tho most reasonable terms. 1579 JNOTiUir MONEY TO LEND.-In large or small sums on approved freehold security, at lowest current rates of interest. Apply to W. SELLAR, 2002 Masterton. i ■fIPHISSHfiITSi MASTERTON, ' Richard Evernden, PROPRIETOR. RTTI BEGS to notify that he lias . -Hi. purchased from Mr John Graham the abovo plant and business, and is prepared to cut and deliver timber, to order, any size, and at the , LOWEST TRADE RATES. In connection with tho above, John Graham thanks his numerous customers for past favors, and trusts a continuance of the same may bo extended to his SUCCESSOR. Any orders left at the Opaki Milt,, or at J. Graham's Store (late Rapp& Hare), Emporium, Masterton, will rec)h e prompt attention. 19G(i 1 WAIRARAPA ' QALEDOHIAN' gOOIETY, IMLSPOBTS, ' PARK OVAL, MASTERTON, FRIDAY. JANUARY Ist, 1886. President, William Lowes, Esq.; VicePresident, George Heron, Esq.; Directors, Messrs Thus. Brown. W. B. Buick, Alexander Burnett, John Cameron, Robt. Cameron, A. W, Cave, A. A. Elkins, R. J. Fitton, Farquhar Gray, A. W. Hogg, 0. _ Holmwood, Joseph lorns, John Livingston, James'Macara, iWm, Miller, 1 James Muir, Donald McKenzie; Murdoch McKenzie,. Donald McPhee, < Joseph! Payton, Walter Perry, Alexander Reese, ! Alexander Stewart, ; PROGRAMME. . 1 1. Maiden Race, ,200 yards; entrance 2s Cd; first prize 40s, second 20s ■■■■.. ■ 2. Hop-step-and-ju'mp; entrance 2s; first prize :30s,,second 10a 3. Throwing Heavy Hammor; entrance 2s 6d; first prize 40s, second 10s 4: 100 yards Handicap entrance 2s Od; first prizo 40s, second 10s ~ 5. Bagpipe Music; entrance 2s 6d; first prize 40s . ■. j r . 6. Hornpipe; entranced j firatprize 20s 7. Tossing the Caber; entrance 2s fid; first prize 40s, .second 10a „:i■> 8. Hurdle Race, 220' yards" handicap, over ten hurdles ; entrance,4s ; first prize 60s,second . ■ 9. Highland Fling; entrance 2a; fint prize 20s, second 10s ■ i ■ ,10. Thrperleggedßade, foryoUths under 15 years ; entrance free; first prize 10a 11. Walking Handicap; 2 miles; entrance 4s; first prize 60s, second 2Qb::' 12. Bicycle Race, 2 miles'; entrance 4s; first prize 60s, second: 20s

13. Standing High Jump • entrance 2s 6d; first,prize 40s,.,.aecondilOa ir,14. 440 yards Handicap; ontranco 3b ; first prize 60s, second 20s 15. Vaulting with Pole; entrance 2a 6d; first prize 40s, Becond 10b IG. Scotch. Reel; entrance 2s; first prize 20a, second 10a ! 17... Running Long Jump; entrance 2s first prize 30s, second 10a I 18. BSO yards Handicap; entrance 4s first prize 70s, second 20s 19. Wrestling Match, Cumberland style; entrance 3a; first prize 50s, Becond ids ! 20. Running High Jump; entrance 2s j first prize 30a, seeond 10s ' ■ j 21. Boys' Race, under 12yrs; entrance free; firs prize, ,10b, second sb, third 2s 6d 22. 'One Mile Handicap; entrance ss; first prize, 100s, second 20s. . .. , 23. Putting the stone; entrance 2b j first prize 40s, second 10s. 24.. Sack race, for boys only entrance; free; first prize 10s, second 5s 1 25. 'Volunteer Handicap 22 .yds; for members of Rifle Corpß and Fire Brigades; in ; the Wairarapa; entrance 3s ■; first; prize 40s, second 10s i 2(i, Consolation Handicap, 220 yds ; entranco 2s 6d; first prize 40s: secoric 20s 27. Tug of war; first prize 20s. SPECIAL PRIZES. In addition to tho aboro SILVER CUP will he given to. tho.-winner, of tie greatest number of points during the!day, : and 2ls to tho,second highest, to: ie , calculated as follows :-rA first place.to'count three points, a second two points, and a third one point, < RULES AND REGULATIONS.; j Entries to,he niade toithp/Sticrdtary on.' the. groumUov .'allhandicaps-, before: 12' noon.; .-Racea. to under the Rules of thg, Society, -ylho competitorsio:start or no,prize, threes to start or nojecond.prize. $$ Dir/sfitfl'B,> or,;^Jipeveiy-,th.ey. may appoint, Bljall, :in {tll'.qase^pf, be finfil, eyent.of? the.,}v,eather.provin sr ut nfav prajble,, tlxe Pirectiiria shall: have it in,their.power.to postpone the- Sports ; day. l( . (i|li ... .Sports, to.commencejatll ,a'.mi sharp., •IpfsSSiSi,' 8188 . Hon, Soo. wid Trassum,

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2173, 17 December 1885, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2173, 17 December 1885, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2173, 17 December 1885, Page 1

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