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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2784, 27 December 1887, Page 4

ANNIVERSARY,DAY. MONDAY, 23rd JANUARY, 1888. GRAND FETE Iu aid of the funds for clearing off tlio debt on the Church Parsonage, Will bo held in the PASTORAL SOCIETY'S GROUNDS CARTERTON JJndor the management of a largo and. influential committee of Ladies aud Gentlemen. Committee roR-ATBLiiic SroRTB Messrs W, Downward, A. McKenzio, J. A. Dudjon, A J. Armstrong, A. Booth,- H, 0, Snodgrass, A. Mercer, and F W So d. Judge. Mr A. McKenzie Starieh; MrA Booth HANDiCirPEKa.-Messvß, Dowuard, Morcer, and Armstrong. TiMEKEiPEK.-Mr A J. yrmstrong, PiUIGRAMMM OF SPORTS— Annivcr-ary Handicap - Three events, 100.22.1, and 440 yards; to he decided by points, First prizs £4, second £2, third £l. isoinin ition 3s Gd, acceptance Is. 1. Maiden bace-220yds ; open to all llioso who have not, won an advertised race. First £l, second 10s, Entrance 2s. 2. Anniversary Handicap 100 y<rdi 3. Boys Race-Under 14. Prize 10a, 4. Gir's Race-under 15, First ss, second 2s 6d 5. Friendly Societies Pace—(ln regalia) 22) yards. Fir.-t £1 Ids, second 10s.. Bom. ination Is Gd, a cep ance Is 6. Hce Mile H»u ticap - First :E2, second 10s. Nom in ion Is fid. acceptance Is. 7. Runviiig High Jump - First )os, second ss. Entrance Is 8. Anniversary Handicap -(second event) 220 yards -. . ~ 9. Tub of War—Eight men aside, froui the diffeient sawmills. Volunteers, &a, "Prize til. Kntraiic'e 6d per man 10. Waking Match -Ono Mile, First L2, second 10a. Nomiuution Is 6J, acceptance Is 11. Hop, Step and Jump —First LI, second 7b fid. Entrance 2s 12. Old Men'sßacc-Ovor 50 years, 15( yard*, first 10s, second 10s, Entrance Is 13. Handicap 'Huvdle Race-410 yards overß flights of hurdlos.. First L 1 10s sec nd lUs, Nomination Is lid, 'acceptance li 14." Sack R,ace-]SO yards, hrst 15s second os. Enhance Is 15. Anniversary Handicap—Third even 440 yards.. ■ 10. Obstacle Race-First LI, second 10s Entrance Is. Nominations for ' Anniversary Handicap Friendly Sucicties Race, Walking Matcn Hurdle Race, and Milo Handicap, aocom paoied hy fees and previous performances to be in the hands of the Secretary,'a - . M A McKenzie'a shop, not Uter than tiATUII DAV, 14ih Jamwy, 1888. Handicap wil he declared en TUESDAY, 17tji' January and published in local paper. Acceptance will close on FRIDAY, 20th January. RULES AND CONDITIONS. 1. Nominator to "state nil place performance for past two years. 2. The Anniversary Han dicap to be decided by points, viz: First plac to count five points, seoond place three points and third place two poinis. 3. Iu all races an competitions, threo. to start or no second priz will be given, aud in tlio event of specia prizes being given, they will'takelbe place c second nioney. 4. All protests, if any,' nuis be lodged with the secretary in writing, no later than 15 minutes after the close of th race or competition, 5, In the event of an l competitor making a false start, he shall b placed one yard behind his previous mark fo .: each falso start bo makes. 0. The decision c the Committee in all cases ahall.be final, 'i In tho eveut of a walkover in any of the coir petitions, one half of tlio Btnke will b awarded. 8. The committee shall have powe ■ to postpone tho . sports to any date they ma ' think fit, in the event of wet weather, or an other unforseen' circumstances, F, W, R. SEED, Hon, Sec. Sports Committee. 1 In addition to the above there will be a larg ' variety of popular'gaiiicS) including: Auc 1 Sally, Aunt Judy, Quoits, Swings, Greasy Pol ! &c, A brass band will be in attendance an pla»for daucing. Refreshments, will: be pre curable on the eround, at a stall presided over 1 by some of the ladies of the committee. Admission Is. Chumies Od. 1 There will bean cutertainment in the Lyceum ! Hall iu tho evening, Further particulars will . be given later. •\ 0. EDWARD HALLORAN: ) , .Hon Secretary, 1 2780, -

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