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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2191, 11 January 1886, Page 3

JLowew Aslwas. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, At 1 o'clock. • LOWES &IORNS STOCKMLE. MASTERTON YARDS. AA 2 and 4 tooth Bfcore Wethere ' 1A A Good. Ewes and Lambs *7£ 3-year-old forward Bullocks A Store Bullocks . Mixed Cattle 0 Daily Cows OA Horses, including Draughts, Harness Horses, aiid Hacks. a Head Beof 1A Young Steers C± Good fleifers A Fat Bullocks l£ Fat Bullocks JyFat Cows,;'. . Saddlery, 'Vehicles, Implements. Also; in the estate of G. BowlesButcher's Cart, Pigs, Poultry, etc. 2180 |mO LET.-Marine.Hotel, Whakataki, nearoasfclepoinfc,containinglßrooms, 30 acros of land attached. Five yoar'sloa'se unexpired from Ootober last. Particulars on application to J. WILSON, Proprietor. N.B.—None but principals doalt with: • 2185 AMALGAMATED FEIENDLY SOCIETIES' DEMONSTRATION, SPORTS, AND SOIREE. Maaterton Park Oval, Anniversary Day, January 22, 1886. ' MmHAL-lr E. MoEwen. JuDQEs-Moßsrs MoEwen, Jones, Foy. Fogden, Russell and Mitchell, Startekr—Messrs W. Kibblewhite and S. H. Wickerson. Handioafpbm - Messrs Kibblewhite, Wickerson and O'Connor. GROtfND Commiitbe—Messrß Chardon, Polling, Speckman, Fogden, SelbyandCullen. T»BABTOEa-MrS. Genbbai CqMMmEE-Delegates from Societies, PROGRAMME: 1 Boys' Race, under 12,100 yards: entrance . free. first prize 10s, second 2 Maiden Race, 120 yards; entrance 2s; first priio 30s, jeeond IBs 8 Throwing Heavy Hammer, entrance 2s; first prize 20s, second 10s 4 Anniversary Handicap (open to all comers) first event 120 yards; entrance 2s Od, acceptance 2s 6d,.flrst prizo £5, second 60s, third 20e ' 5 Hop, Step, and Jump, entrance 2s; first prize 20s, second 10s fl WfLllrinff HanHiran. f.wn m!1<« • <mtrMin» 9a 6d; first prize 60s; second 20s . 7 Sack Race, entrance 2s; Ist prize 20s, second 10s 8 Tossing the.Caber; entrance 2s j first prize 25b, second 10a 9 Anniversary Handicap, Becond event, 220 yards 10 Running High Jump; ontrance 2s; first prize 20s, second 10s 11 One Mile Handicap; first prise 80s, second SOa; nomination 2s 6d, acceptance 2s 6d 15 Putting the Stons; entrance 2s; first prize 20s, second 10s IS Hurdle Handicap (over 10 hurdles) 220 yards; entrance 2s Od; first prizo 40i, second 20» 14 Obstacle Race, boys under 16 yrs; entranoa 15 Vaulting with pole; entrance 2»: first prize • 20s, seoond'lOs 16 Youths' Race under 15,200 yards; entrance Is; first prize 16s, Becond 7s 64 - 1? Friendly Societies' Handicap, 220 yards; ontrance 2s 6d; first prize 50s, second 90s; for Society members only 18 Old Men's Race Handicap, orer 50; 160 yards; entrance free; suit of clothes 19 Quoits; entrance2s; first prize3os, second ■ 10s 20100 Yards Handicap; entrance 2s, on the pound ; first prize 80s, second 10s "hrae Wmi Race, under IK •' mlmnm 1o por pair; first prize 16s, second 5s 22 Anniversary Handicap (third event), 440 yds 23 Sack Race; entranco Is; first prize 10s, second 6s For boys only 24 Consolation Handicap, 220 yds; entrance Is; first prize 20s, second 10s. 25 Satan's Pony; entrance Is; prize 20a Tug of War, Swings, &c. RULES AND REGULATIONS.

Entries to be made to the Secretary on the ground, except for Nos, 4,0,13, and 17, whioh must bo made with the Secretary not later than January 16th, with entry fees. Two competitors to start or no prize; three to start or no second prize. The decision of the Committeo in all cases of dispute to be final. In the event of the weather proving unfavorable, the Committee shall have it in their.power to postpone tho sports from day today. In the Anniversary Handicap, winners of the most points in the three events to take tho prizo, to count as follows: fivo points for first pta, three for second place, and two for third place, Adnmsiontothe ground Is; Children under 12 half price, A Brass Band will play on the ground. Sports commence at 11 a.m. sharp. GRAND PROCESSION of Friendly Societies in full regalia, headed by the Brass Band, Soiree in the Theatre Royal in the evening; double tiokot 7s Gd, extra lady 2s Gd. W. MoKENZIE, 217S 3on. Sec. WELLINGTON COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. PRINCIPAL: J. MAOKAY, M.A. TERMS: FtiL Boarders ; 40 Guineas por annum. Weekly Boarders: 30 Guineas per annum. TcmoN; Upper School, 12 guineas per annum; Lower School, 10 pounds per annum, THE COLLEGE is most healthily situated in its own Reserve of 69 acres. The Class Rooms and Dormitories are lofty and well ventilated, .and afford excellent accommodation to a limited number of hoarders. The Boarders are under tho direct supervision of the Prinoi* pal and Mrs Mackay, assisted by {our Resident Masters. . ■

• Duringtliepaafcfour ".aw, 56 candidates from this College) ?te qualified for Matriculation, 25 .pasao'. tho University Junior Scholarship Exa x nation, and over 100 passes in the Civil S rvica liave been obtained. First torm of 1886 begins on February Ist. Prospectus and full particulars from the Principal, or from tho undersigned, .0. P. POWLES, 2165 Secretary. F. ¥. TEMPLE, HAS REMOVED TO HIS PRINCE OF WALES' HOTEL,