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BLACKSMITH, WHEELWRIGHT, AND HOKSE-SHOEING SMITH. Desires to inform his patrons and the public of the Wairarapa generally, that ho has taken over the old-established business, do long efficiently conducted by Mil FARQUHAR GRAY, In Queen-Stiieet, Masterton, Ami he solicits a continuance of the patronage that has hitherto been so liberally extended. J.R, would remind customers that lus experience and long connection with Mr Gray ; B business is a guarantee that tho "atisfactiou given by this establishment in the past will be continued. Every kind of horse-shoeing wheelwright engineering, and blacksinithing work, executed with despatch and on the most reasonable terms, 1579 JN U TIU Jfi. "ONEY TO LEND.—In large or small sums on approved freehold security, at lowest current rates of interest. Apply trf W. SELLAR, 302 Masterton, MASTERTON, Richard Evernden, Proprietor. BEGS to notify that he has purchased from Mr John Graham the abovo plant and business, and is prepared to cut and deliver timber, to order, any size, and at tho LOWEST TRADE RATES. In connection with the above, John Graham thanks his numerous customers for past favors, and trusts a continuance of the same may be extended to his SUCOjESaSOK.. Any orders left at the Opaki Mm, or at J. Graham's Store (lato Rapp & Hare), Emporium, Masterton, will rec;ii o prompt attention. 19U6

WAIRAMPA OALEDONIAN gOCIETY, ARIIUALJBPOBTS, PARK OVAL, MASTERTON, FRIDAY, JANUARY Ist, 1886. Pbesidest, William Lowes. Esq.; VioePresident, George Heron, Esq,; Direciohs, Messrs Thus. Brown. W, B. Buick, Alexander Burnett, John Cameron, Robt. Cameron, A. W. Cavo, A. A. Elkins, R. J. Fitton, Farquhav Gray, A. W. Hogg, 0. Holmwood, Joseph loniß, John Livingston, James'Macara, Wm. Miller, James Muir, Donald McKenzie, Murdoch McKenzie, Donald McPheo, Joseph Payton, Walter Periy, Alexander Reese, Alexander Stewart-. PROGRAMME. 1. Maiden Race, 200 yards; entrance 26 Cd ; first prize 40s, second 20s 2. Hop-step-and-jump; entrance 2s; first prize 30a, second 10s 3. Throwing Heavy Hammer; entrance 2s (id; first prize 40s, second 10s 4. 100 yards Handicap; entrance 2s Gd; first prize 40s, second 10s 5. Bagpipe Music; entranco 2s fid; first prize 40s 6. Hornpipe; entrance 2s; firstprize 20s 7. Tossing the Cabor; entrance 2s Cd; first prize 40s, second 10s 8. Hurdle Race, 220 yards handicap, over ten hurdles; entranco 4s; first prize 00s, second 10s 9. Highland Fling; entrance 2s; first prize 20s, second 10a 10. Three-legged Race, foryouths under 15 years; entrance free; first prize 10s 11. Walking Handicap; 2 miles; entrance 4s; first prize 60s, second 20s 12. Bicycle Race, 2 miles; entrance 4s; first prize 60s, second 20s 13. Standing High Jump; entrance 2s 6d; first prize 40s, second 10s 14. 440 yards Handicap ; entrance 3a ; first prize 603, second 20s 15. Vaulting with Pole; entrance 2s Gd ; first prize 40s, second 10s , 16. Scotch Reel; entrance 2s; first prize 20s, second 10s 17. Running Long Jump; entrance 2s; first prize 30s, Becond 10s 18. 880 yards Handicap; entrance 4s; first prize 70s, second 20s 19. Wrestling Match, Cumberland style; entrance 3s; first prize 50s, second 10s 20. Running High Jump; entrance 2b j first prize 30s, seeond.lOs 21. Boys' Race, under 12 yrs; entrance free; first prize 10s, second 6s, third 2s 6d 22. One Mile Handicap; entrance ss; first prize 100s, second 20s.

23. Putting the stone; entrance 2a; first prize 40b, second 10s. 24. Suck race, for boys only entrance free; first prize 10a, second 5s 25. Volunteer Handicap 22 yds; for members of Rifle Corp3 and Fire Brigades in_ the Wairarapa; entrance Sj ; first prize 40s, second 10s 26. Consolation Handicap, 220 yda; entrance 2s 6d; first prize 40s; second 20a 27. tug of war; first prize 20s. SPECIAL PRIZES. In addition to the above a SILVER CUP will be given to the winner of the greatest number of points during the day, and 21s to the second highest, to be calculated as followsA first place to count three points, a second two points, and a third one point, RULES AND REGULATIONS. ! Entries to be made to the Secretary on the ground for all handicaps before 12 Boon. Races to be open to all, and run under the Rules of the Society. , ; Two competitors to start or no prize, three to fltart or no second prize. "The decision of the Directors, or whoever they may appoint, shall, in all cases of dispute, be final, In the event of the weather proving unfavorable, the Directors, shall have it in their power to postpone the Sports from day to day. Sports to commence at 11 a,m. sharp, ■ ADMISSIONAduIts, IsClhildren, half-price. Xo horses admitted, W. SEJjbAR, SMS: , ; B*d !BmW6sf,

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2178, 23 December 1885, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2178, 23 December 1885, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2178, 23 December 1885, Page 1

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