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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2496, 10 January 1887, Page 3

553555 .Jas. Brown «& Co. JA3. BROWN & CO AUCTIOMERIfIa LAM, STOCK, KM*, fimgial ton, Agents for the Permanent liiveatiiiuiit.au Loau Association of Wairarapa.'. ,The Mignon Piatio on Monthly Payment! Money to lend on good security. FOR SALE.—A convenient dwellin house, containing six rooms an scullery, and a detached, building 14ft 28ft, situated on the corner of Lineol Road and Villa Street, half-way betwee the Post Jffice and Railway station. Th land consists of J rood 25 perches, ii good cultivation as a fruit and vcgetabl garden. The price is £250; title-JJam Transfer Act.. Tlio present owner am occupier is about to leave the colony. 2478 ' AMALGAMATED FRIENDLY SO- / . 01ETIES' DEMONSTRATION SPORTS MWillßl -MiSTERTON PiBK OvAl. Anniversary Day, SATURDAY, January 22, 1887. MiRSHAii-Bro. McEtren. JudgesBros. McEiven, Foy, Oaroy, Worth Peacock, Cullen, Hooper and Morris Stabtebs Bros. Wickerson, ant Ranby. Handicappeks—Bros. Wick eraon, McEiven, and Hooper. Trea sheer-Bro. Wickerson. Gkouxi CoMMiWEE-Bros. Jones, Blinkhorno Brasch, Hathaway, and W. J, McKen zie. Ge.veuai Oommiitee—Delegates TiMEKEEi'EH-Bro. J, Hooper. . PUOGIUMHEI. Boys Race, under 12, 100 yards entry free, first prize 10s, second 53 ', , _ 2. Maiden Race, 220 yards, entry'2s, first prize 30s. second prize 15s 3. Hop, Step, and Jump, entry 2s, first prize 20s, second pi iw 10s 4. Anniversary Mandicup (..pen ti> all' first event 120 yards, first prize t'i), second £3, third £1 5. Sack Knee, entry 2s, first prize 20s, second prize 10s li. Fire llrij/ado Enpio Competition, 5 men, firemen only-('i'ropliy); entrance la each 7. Wilking Handicap, li '/miles, first prize (iOs, second 20s 8. Girls Race, 100 vards, under 14. entry free, first prize 10s, second five 9. Anniversary Handicap, second event, 220 yards 10. Running High Jump, entryr;2s, first prize 20s, second lOa 11. 100 Yards Handicap, first prize 39s Second 10s _ 12 Vaulting with a Pole, entry 2s, first prize 20s. second 10s __ 13, Half Mile Handicap, first prize oos, second 20s 14. Fire Brigade Engine Competition, 2 men,-(Trophv); entrance Is each 15. Youths Race, under 15, 200 yards, entry la, first prize 153, 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 50s, second 30s 19.. Egg and Spoon Race, 75 yards, entry Is, first prize 15s, second os 20. 150 yards Handicap, first prize 40s, lecond 15s 21, Three Legged Race, under .15, entry Is per pair, first prize 15s, second 5a . 22. Anniversary Handicap, final eAsnt 440 yards 23. Fire Brigade Engine Competition, 1 man—lst prize, Trophy 24. Obstaole Race, boys under 15, entry Is, first prize 15s, second 7s 6d ■ 25. Volunteer and Fire Brigade'Handi cap (open to Wairarapa) 220 yards, first prize 30s, second 10s 26. One Mile Handicap, fisrt prize 80s, TOcnnd -40s 27. Consolation Handicap, 220 yards, entry Is, first prizo 20s, second 10a KULES AND REGULATIONS. Entries (with performances) for all Handicaps (except Consolation) to be made to the Secretary on or before Wednesday the 12th January. Handicaps declared on Saturday 15th January, Nominations for Handicaps 2s, acceptance (on tlio ground on day of sports), 2s. 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 bo final. In tliecvciit of the weather proving unfavorable, the Committee shall have it in their power to postpone the "sport." from day to day," . In the Anniversary Handicap, winners of the most points in the three eventy to take the prize, to .count as fojt.uva: five points for first place, three for second place, and two for third place. Admission t'l the ground Is; Children under 12 half price, A Ur.-iss liaud will play on the. ground. Sports to commence atll a.m sharp. CJKAND PKOCE-SSION of Fncmlly Unities in full regalia, heeded by the Brass Hand, W, JIcKENZIIi, 2184 . l ■ H:.n. Sec.' S. T.ROSCOE, ' PHOT o a kaph rc R. FAINTEB OF PRIZE ANIMALS. PHOTOS taken on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS, & SATURDAYS, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cabinets, 20s pt dozen ; 15s half dozen. Cards, 10s ~ „ 7s (id., ~ Outdoor Photography' in all its branches. Address—o/jposife Thtrire Boyal, MasUrlon,' 2488 PAPGRHaNGINGS, PAPKKHANGINaS, PAPEBMNUTNGS, JUST ARRIVED.-4 Bales Cottages, y specially selected by me, 'Britiht Cheerful patterns and at prices that no one noed have their'rooms looking shabby or dismal, (from 7d to'lOd per roll) Pattern Books forwarded on application, hud rooms re-papered at a days notice. GLASS-Any sbe cut from 10 x 12 to a6O x 40. '■■' •■■ GEORGE OOKER, Forests s Ball Paperhangkg Depot, Queen-street. Acres of first-class Situated in the Bideford District, seventeen miles from Maaterton. This splendid property contains a reserve of 300 ACRES 'OF TOTARA BUSH. _ The improvements include six miles'of substantial fencing, and 800 acres laid down in ' English grasses. aud aubdi.ided into convenient paddocks, a substanlial dwelling house, sheep yards, and other outbuildings, '2OOO Sheep are now depastured on'tliis- estate, but it is capable of carrying a ■much larger number. The above■ property is for Absolute SALE nt a L-iw price on easy terms, and as an .investment is superior to any estate- now in the market throughout the Colony, , • For further jwticulara apply office of tbispanw, 2494