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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2197, 18 January 1886, Page 3

J-iO-weN.&lMirus. SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, ; ' . At 2 o'clock. ; Extensive Sale of New and Secondhand Furniture, etc. LOWES & lORNS have received, instructions to sell at their rooms as above, a valuable catalogue of Furniture and Household Requisites, consisting of—--1 Drawing Roorii Suite in Leather, Couches, Carpets, Chairs, Tables, Washstands, Chests Drawers, Chiffoniers, Portable Boilers, • Tanks, Lamps, Clocks, Cutlery, Crockery, Cooking Utensils, Poultry, and Sundries. 2197 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. In the Manaia Estate,' and other Valuable Properties. SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, At 2 o'clock. ."OWES & lORNS have received JJ instructions to sell at their rooms as above, the unsold bush sections in the Manaia Estate, as also twenty acres in the same Estate, abutting on Short-street, several valuable building allotments in Dixon's Estate, and a compact sheep run a short distance from Masterton, particulars of which will appear shortly, 2196 AMALGAMATED FEIEWDLY SOCIETIES' DEMONSTRATION, SPORTS, AND SOIREE. . Masterton Park Oval, Day, January 22, ISSG. Marshai—Mr E. McEwen. Judges-Mcssi's McEwen, Jones, Poy. F.Pelling, Russell and Mitchell. SiAßTEits-Messrs W. Kibblewhite and S. H. Wicker3on. Handicappers Messrs Kibblewhite, , Wickerson and O'Connor.

I Ground Committee-Mossm Chardon, Polling, Speckman, Fogden, Solby and Oullen. Treasurer-Mi'S, H, Wickoraon. Gbnerai Committee—Delegates from Societies. PROGRAMME: 1 Boys'Kace, under 12,100 yards: entrance freo. first prize 10b, second 5s 2 Maiden Eace, 120 yards; entrance 2s; first prizo 30s, second 10s 3 Throwing Heavy Hammer, entrance 2s; first prize 20s, second 10s 4 Anniversary Handicap (open to all comers) first event 120 yards; entrance 2s 6d, acceptance 2s 6d, first prize £5, second 60s, third 20s 5 Hop, Step, and Jump, entrance 2s; first mm 20s, second 10s G Walking Handicap, two miles; entrance 2s Gd; first prize 60s; second 20s 7 Sack ■ Raco, entrance 2s; Ist prizo 20s, second 10s 8-Towing thoCaher; entrance2s; first prizo ' 2os, second 10s 9 Anniversary Handicap, second evont, 220 yards 10 Running High Jump; entrance 2s; first prizo 20s, second 10s II One Milo Handicap; first prize 80s, second 30s; nomination 2s Cd, acceptance 2s Gd 12 Putting the Stone; entrance 2s; first prize 20s, second 10s 13 Hurdle Handicap (over 10 hurdles) 220 yards; entrance2s Gd; ilrst prize4o3, second2os 14 Obstacle Race, boys under 15 yrs; entrance Is; first prize 15s, second 7s Od 15 Vaulting with pole; entrance 2s: first prize 20s, second 10s 1G Youths' Rice under 15,200 yards j entrance Is; first prize IBs, second 7s Gd 17 Friendly Societies' Handicap, 220 yards; entrance- 2s 6d; first prize 50s, second 30a; ' for Society members only 18 Old Men's Raco Handicap, over 50; 150 yards; entrance freo; suit of clothes given by Messrs Owen & Co, of the Hall of Commerce 19 Quoits; entrance 2s; first prize 30s, second 10s ' 20 100 Yards Handicap; entrance 2s, on the ground; first prize 30s, second 10s 21 Three Legged Race, under 15; entrance 1b per pair; first prizo 15s, second 5s 22 Anniversary Handicap (third event), 440 yds 23 Sack Raco; entrance Is; first prize ,10s, . second 5s For boys only 24 Consolation Handicap, 220 yds; entrance Is; first prizo 20s, second 10s 25 Satan's Tony; entrance Is; prize 20s • Tug of War, Swings, &c. RULES AND REGULATIONS. Two competitors to start or no prize; three to start or no second prize. The decision of the Committee 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 the sports from day to day. ■ In the Anniversary Handicap, winners of the most points in the three events to take the prize, to count as follows: five points for first place, three for second place, and two for third place. Admission to the ground Is; Children under 12 half price. A Brass Rand will play on the ground, Sports coinmenco 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 ticket 7s fid, extra lady 2s Gd, CHAMPION PRIZE,

Tea nnd Coffee Service, presented])}' BroG. S. ¥, Dalryniplc, to winner of greatest number of points, to count,'lst 5 points, 2nd 3 points, 3rd 2 points, w. Mckenzie, 2170 Hon. Sec. OPENING NOTICE. GEORGE" DiXON, FARRIER and GENERAL Corner of Bannister and Dixon-Streets, MASTERTON. ?S1 reward. LOST.- One Iron-grey FILLY, unbranded, shod all round, two years old, broken. 2180 WILLIAM NEILL. JjIOUND.-A gold ring. Owner can have same by applying to H. Peterson, bootmaker, and paying cost of this advertisement. 2196 MASTERTON AGRIOULUAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL. WILL BE HELD AT MBBBBB LOWES and lORFS SALE YAWS. Masterton, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11th, 1886. ENTRIES, accompanied by fees, must bo lodged with the Secretary at Masterton on or before SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6th, 1886, and in order that

catalogues may be prepaied, vendors are requested to state, when making the entry, whether the sheep are to be sold singly or otherwise, and to nominate the auctioneer. Sheep must be on the ground by 10 a,m. on the day of Fair and to be removed by permission of the Stewards only. Sale to commence at 11 a,m. sharp. The entry fees for rams will be Gd per head up to 10, and 3d per head for all over that number; sinele sheep. Is per For ewes, Is per score up to 100, and Gd per score for all over that number. . ■;- •: RIOHD. J. FITTON, - Secretary, TempleChambers.Masterton.