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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2495, 8 January 1887, Page 3

Jas. Bi'own & Co. J A3. BROWN & CO., AUbllUHEElilflil)- LftiSU, dlUlrPi, ESTATE, FlfiAftCIAL AGENTS, Agents for tliu Permanent Investmentand Loan Association of Wairarapa. The Mignon Piano on Monthly Payments. Money, to lend on good security. -. : ', EOlt SALE-A convenient dwelling house,'containing six rooms/and scullery, and a detaohed building 14ft s .28ft, situated on the corner of Liueoln Road and Villa Street, half-way between the Post. Jffice and Knihviiy. station. The' land consists of 1 rood 25 perches, ill good cultivation as a fruit and vegetable garden. The price is £250 j title—Land Transfer' Act. The present; owner and occupier is about to leave the colony. 2478 AMALGAMATED FRIENDLY SO« ■ • ■ 01ETIES' DEMONSTRATION SPORTS. ~v. "MA.. __.:___ .; Mabtbrion Park Oval.Anniversary Day* ' SATURDAY,JanwryM, 1887 i ;;. MiRBHAW-Bto. JloEwen. Jupfos'-r-Bros, MoEwcn, Foy, Carey; AViirtili, Peacock, Cullen. H.'ioper'aiid Morris, 1 Staetees Bros. Wickerson, and Riiiiby. HANDKAPPEBS-Bfoa....Wick.' erson, McEweri, and Hooper. Trea. surer -t Bro. Wickersou. Grouxd Committee—Bros, Jones, Blinkhorrie,' Briisch, Hathaway, and W.\l, McKenzio. General CoMMimE—Delegates; TiMEKEBrjJK-Bro. J, Hooper. ' Programme—1. Boys Race, under 12, 100 yards, entry free, first prize 10s, wound 5b . 2. Mniden Race, 220 yards, ontry 2s, ■ first prize 30s, second prize 15s , ■ 3. Hop, Step, and Jump, entry 2s, first prize 20a, second prize lo.i 4. Anniversary Handicap (open to all) first event 120 yards, first prize £5, second £3, third £1 , 5. Sack Race, entry 2s, first prize 20s, Becond prize 10s 0, Fire Brigade Engine Competition, 5 men, firemen only—(Trophy)'; entrance h each 7. Walking Handicap, 1-J Jmiles, first prize (10s, second 203 8. Girls Race, 100 yards,, under 14, entry free, first prize 10s, second five 9. Anniversary Handicap, Becond event, 220 yards 10. Uimtiing High Jump, entry. 2s, first prize 20s, second 10s " 11. 100 Yards Handicap, first prize 308 second 10s i 12 Vaulting with a Pole, entry 2s, first prize 20s, second 10s 13. Half Mile Handicap, first prize 50a, second 20s 14. Fire Brigade Engine Competition, 2 men,-(Trophy); entrance h each ■" 15. Youths Race, under 15,200 yards, entry Is, first prize 15s, second 7s (id 10. Hurdle Handicap (ten hurdles) 220 yards, first prize 40s, second 20s 17 Quoits, entry 2s, first prize 30s, second 10s, 18. Friendly Societies' Handicap, 220 yards, for Society members only, first, prize 50a, second 30a 19. Egg'and Spoon Raco, 75 yards, entry Is, first prizo 15s, Becond 5s 20. ,150 yards Handicap, first prize 40s, second 15s 21. Three Legged Race, under* 15, entry Is por pair, first pmo 15s, scoond, 6s ■• ''' 23. Anniversary Handicap; final event 440 yards | 23. Fire Brigade Engine Competition, 1 man—lst prize, Trophy 24. Obstacle Race, boys' under 15, entry Is;'first prize IBs, Becond 7s 6d 25. Volunteer and Fire Brigade Hand! cap (open to Wnirftrapa) 220 yards,' first, piize 30s, second 10b 20. One Mile Handicap, fisrt prize 80s, nqcond 40s " ~ . .'27. Consolation Handicap, 220 yards, entry Is, first prize 20's, second 10s » IiULES AND REGULATIONS. Entries (with performances) for all Handicaps (except Consolation) to be mado to the Secretary on or boforo Wednesday the 12th January, Handicaps declared on Saturday loth January. Nominations for Handicaps 2s, acceptance (on the ground on day uf sports), 2s. Two competitors to start or no prizo; three l to start or no second prize. The decision of tho Committee in all cases of dispute to be final, In tlieeventof thowcather 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 Band will play on the ground, - Sports to.commcncc at 11 a.in sharp, GRAND I'ItOCESSION of Friendly Societies in full regalia, headed by the Brass Band. \y. Mckenzie, 248-1 ' Hoii, Sec, S. T. ROSCOE, PHOTOGRAPHER, PAINTER OF PRIZE ANIMALS. ")HOTOS taken on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS, & SATURDAYS; from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.Cabinets, 20s per dozen; 153 half dozen. Cards, 10s ~ „ 7s fid ~-•■ ~ • Outdoor Photography in all its branches,' I hnmm—Opposite.'Tkatrt 'Royal, Mdsitrton,. '■''-' : - ! ■ 2488 HOLIDAY .SE;ASON. FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY. 2b ik the £ wilL.be allowed on ALL CASH PURCHASES, Excepting Goldand Silver Chains, Wed- , dh'g Rings, SilverSpoohß,audour.;.Sis Guinea Watch. AH.Gqocls marked 'an usual in. Plain Figure's. ' W.-'-tITI'LEJOIiiV ft -SON. QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON. ] ' 22nd December, 188b'; , ■ 2483, XMAS CAKES! XMAS CAKES! - XMASCAK-ESI " ; WANTED ;KNOWN, -A, Mo GLASHAN lias tho best election of Cakes in the WairarapaV Scotch Short-bread a speciality, , Cuckbuni'e Block, Queen Street, ■■'■'■ ; 2481. . MASTERTON HOSPITAL, , .TENDERS., TENDERS are invited until NOON of THURSDAY, 13Hiinsfc„ for supplying RATIONS to the Masterton. Hospital for the ensuing 12 months. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ..... _ Specifications ai, the office'of tho undersigned.. '.'.'-. '■ 'W.BELLAK, •'-.■'