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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2200, 21 January 1886, Page 3

■Liowes&lorns. SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, ... At 2 o'clock. Important & Unreserved.Sale •of Valuable Furniture and Effects, for the Estate of the late Mrs Kayner. LOWES & lORNS have received instructions from the Executors to sell at their rooms as above, the whole of her Valuable Furniture and Household Reuqisites, consisting of— Suite in horse hair, Carpets Tables, Easy Chairs, Chiffoniers Fenders, Mirrors, Pictures Chests Drawera, Bedsteads Palliasses, Mattrasses. Feather Beds, Washstands Dressing Tables, Toiletware Hearthrugs, Linoleums, Oilcloth Matting, Cooking Utensils And a largo variety of Choice Articles. 2199 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27. At 1 o'cloch. LOWES &lORNS' ■:■' head Mixed Store Cattle Fat Merino Wothen Store Cross-bred wethers . ■ Crois-bred Ewesand Lambs Horses, Pigs, Poultry, etc.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, At 2 o'cluck. " OWES&IORNS have received inJ structions to sell at their rooms as above, the following valuable properties!: Lot 1. The unsold bush sections in the Manaia estate across the railway line, in allotments varying from 6 acres each. Also 20 acres bush land abutting on Short-street, and bounded by the Kufupuni stream, in allotments to suit purchasers, The above land is of splendid quality, well watered, and covered by valuable bush, Terms easy. Lot 2. A compact sheep or cattle run, comprising 4200 acres, being blocks 178 and 179, Waimata South, and 181 anil 182 Oahonga Block, 111 and IV. This valuable property is well watered and grassed, is undulating country off the Coast, has a proportion of bush, and will be offered upon exeeptionally easy terms. Lot 3. A valuable section in Dixon's Estate of 9J acres of splendid land, fenced and improved, being Section No. 35, Worksop road. Suitable for villa residences, market gardens, etc, This property will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Lot 4. Several buildingallotniontsin Dixon's Estate fronting Bannister-stroet, beW Nos, 4, 6, 9, 10,11,12, 13, and 14 of Sections 9 and 11. Parties aeeking land for private residences, gardens, or for a profitable investment, should not neglect this opportunity, All the best land in the Borough is gradually rising in value. The sheep run is also worthy of the attention of speculators or squatters, 2199

AMALGAMATED FRIENDLY-SOCIETIES' DEMONSTRATION, SPORTS, AND SOIREE. Masterton Park Oval, Anniversary Day, January 22, 1880, * \ Marshal—Mr E, McEwen. Judges—Messrs McEwen, Jones, Fov. F. Pelling, Russell and Mitchell. Stakteks—Messrs W. Kibblewhite and S. H. Wickeraon. Hamdicappkrs Messrs Kibblowhite, Wickerson and O'Connor. Ground Committee—Messrs Cliardon, Pelling, Speokman, Fogden, Selby and Cullen. Treasurer—Mr S. H. Wickeraon. General Committee—Delegates from Societies. PROGRAMME-: 1 Boys' Race, under 12,100 yards: ontrauce (ret. first prize Ids, second Gs 2 Maiden Race, 120 yards; entrance 2i; first prize 30s, second 15s 3 Throwing Heavy Hammer, entrance 2s; first prize 20s, second 10s 4 Anniversary Handicap (open to all comers) firnt event 120 yards; ontranco 2s Grl, acceptance 2s 6d, first prize £5, second 60s, third 20s 5 Hop, Step, and Jump, ontranco 2s; first prizo 20b, socondlOs 6 Walking Handicap, two miles; cntranco 2s 0d; first prize CDs; second 20s 7 Sack Race, entrance 2s; Ist prize 20>, Becond 10s , 8 Tossing the Caber; entrance 2s; first prize 255, second 10s 9 Anniversary Handioap, second event, 220 yardß 10 Running High Jump; entrance 2sj first prize 20s, second 10a 11 One Mile Handicap; first prize 80s, second 30s; nomination 2s Gd, acceptance 2s Gd 12 Putting tho Stone; ontranco 2s; first prize 20s, second 10s 13 Hurdle Handicap (over 10 hurdles) 220 yards; entrance 2s 6d; first prize 40s, second 20s 14 Obstacle Race, boys under 15 yrs; ontranco Is; first prizo 15s, second 7s 6d 15 Vaulting with pole; ontranco 2s: first prize 20s, Becpndlos 16 YouthB 1 Race under 15,200 yards; entrance Is; first prize 16s, second 7s Od 17 Friendly Societies' Handicap, 220 yards; entrance 2s Gd; first prizo 50s, second 30s; for Society members only 18 Old Men's Race Handicap, over 50; 150 yards; ontrance free; suit of clothes given by Messrs Owen k Co, of tho Hall of Commerce 19 Quoits; entrance 2s; first prizo 30s, second 10s 20100 Yards Handicap; cntranco 2s, on the ' ground; first prize 30s, Becond 10s 21 Three legged Race, under 15; entrance Is per pair; first prizo 15s, second 5s 22 Anniversary Handicap (third event), 440 yds 23 Sack Raws; entrance Is; first prize 10s, second 5s For hoys only 24 Consolation Handicap, 220 yds; entrance Is; first prize 20s, second 10s 26 BaW> Pony; entrance Is; prizo 20s , Tug of War, Swings, &c. -.: • RULES AND REGULATIONS.

Two competitors to start or no pruo; three,to jlari 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, tno Committed shall have it in their power to postpone thcsports from day today. In the Anniversary Handicap; winners of the most points in the throo events to.take the prize, to count as follows: five' points for first place, throe for second place, and two for third place. Admission to the ground Uj Chjldron under 12 half price. A Brass Band will play on the ground. Sports commence at 11 n,m,'sharp. ' GRAND PEOCESSION of Friendly Societies, in.fulj reflalia, headed by the Brass Band, Soiree in the Theatre Royal in the oyenipg; double ticket 7s (id, ostra lady 2s 6d. cEAMriojfpro . • 'T« aid Ooffes Sorvioo, presented by Bro G. 8. W, Dalryruple, to winner of greatest number of pntnte, to count, lit 6 point*,' 2nd 8 pouite, ;..:•:, • \V.MoKESp,.--l-w m.fa.