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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2557, 25 March 1887, Page 3

Jas. Brown «Sc Co SATURDAY NEXT, i COMMENCING at • 2 O'CLOCK, AS. BROWN & CO will Sell at I)* ; their Rooms, Muatfcrton,.as above, WRNITU&ECLOTHING,DRAPERY .PRODUCE,..**, also the whole- of the: EXTENSIVE STOCK belonging to Mr : M, J, Mullip,of lellingten, comprising— y; .' '-" •-"• •Two. Glass Show Cases, Regulating Clock, Gold and Silver Watches by "the best English Makers, Silver Hunting English Levers;' Racing Chronographs, Gold and' ■•,,.. Silver Alberts, Brooches and Ear, ings, one Superior 14 day, 18 ' ,:• ■ Carat Gold Duplex Watch, cost • 30 guineas, FANCY GOODS, ■ &., without, the SLIGHTEST. RESERVE,

.■•',; GENERAL OQMMISSI.OW AGENTS, : ~ Auctioneers and ' VALtJEBS, SEVERAL TOWN and COUNTRY PROPERTIES for Salo, list on application. The CELEBRATED MIGNON PIANO, monthly payments. Harmonium by Alexandre, co»t sixty guineas, price £2O cash, Oats, Wheat Klour aud Produce in General. LIGHT SPRING TRAP & DRAYS. MONEY TO LEMD SECURITY. . •' THE FIRST GRAND WILL BE MADE AT THE SATURDAY. MARCH 12th. N INSPECTION OF WHICH IS " RESPECTFULLY INVITED. ,;j. HOOPER ic° RETAIL DRAPERS AT WHOLESALE PHICES,

MASTERTON footBALL CLUB. . EASTER ATHLETIC SPORTS. TO be held on FOOTBALL GROUND, Worksop Road, on EASTER MONDAY, April 11, 1887. Committee-Mcssi'S A. A, Elkins, G, Farmer, J. H Kibblewhite, Jnmes Macara, J. Muir, W. McKenzie, Walter Perry, James Ross, E. M. D. Whatman, J.' Williams, and S. H. Wickerson. Handioappera Messrs Elkins, Muir, Rosa and Wickerson. Treasurer, Mr Wickerson ; starter. Mr Elkins; Secretary, Mr W McKcnzie. PROGRAMME 1. 100 yards Handicap, first prize 203 second 10, nomination 2s, acceptance free 2. Boy's Race, 100 yards, iirst prize 15s second ss, entry Is. 3. Drop Kicking Handicap, prize a trophy, entry 2s 4. 220 yards Handicap, first prize 30s, second. 15, nomination 2s acceptance Is 5. Obstacle Race, for boys under 14, first prize 10s, second os, entry Is .6 Hurdle Handicap, 220 yards, first prize 30s, second 15b, nomination 2s, acceptance-2s 7, Place. Kicking Handicap, prize a trophy, cnliry 2s .B,'Walkin/! Handicap, 1 mile, first prize 40s, "second 20s, nomination 2s, acceptance 2s 9. 100 yai da Handicap, first prizo 20a second 10, nomination 2s, acceptance free, handicap to lie made on the ground 10. Egg. and Spoon race, 100 yards, first prize 10s, second ss, entry Is. 11. Hurdle Handicap, 120 yards, I straight, first prize 255, second 10s, nom- ' ination 2s, acceptance Is. Handicaps to • be mado on the ground. 12. Dribbling, prize, trophy, entry 2s 13. 150 yards Handicap, first prize 25s second 10s, nomination %, acceptance Is. 14. Obstacle Race, open, first prize 10a, second 10s, entry Is Gd 15. Consolation Handicap 220 yarda first prize 20s secoiid 10s. entry 2s, acceptance free,

RULES AND REGULATIONS. Nominations (witli performancci.) for all Handicaps (except Consolation) to bo make to th,e Secretary on or before Saturday April 2nd. Handicaps declared on Monday April 4. Nominations for handicaps 2s, acceptance (on the ground of day of sports), as above, Two competitors to start or no prize.) three to start or no second prize. ,The decision of the Committee in all cases of diEpute to be final In the''event of the weather proving unfavorable, the Committee phall have it in their power to postpone the sports from t'ay to day... Admission to the ground Is: childrcn'under 12 half price, • i brass band will play; on the ground. Sports to commence at 1 p.m. sharp. w. Mckenzie, ■- ■, ' HonSeo., Mrs. McLEMJAN, ip.iii fti&isvnvi; VICTORIA ST. CONSULTATION-2to4p.M. G to 9 r.sr pOiNSULTATION FEE 5?. Half rate VJ charged for applicants in hunibln circumstances. Any case which t Ideal minister or doctor recommends taken FEES Of CiUMI.