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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2797, 13 January 1888, Page 4

VANvIV RSARY.'AY, MOXD YjifflrJ'jANUAß GRAND FETE , In aid of the funds for clearing off the v debt on the Church Parsonage, ( Will he hold in the' ] PATO ALsnfffiTvMGIIOUNDS 1 OAIITERTiN ] Under llin manage '.out if n largo mid 1 iil enia comitei-nl'Wiisaml I' COMHI TK ! -: Pfl ATHLKTIC POKTS ! - Missr w. Dowiiiviiicl, a. McKenzio, J. A, Dud .mu A J. Armstong. A. Booth, H. W." Saodgrasj, A. Mercer, ■ ami F W Senl. Judge*-Mr A. McKenzie Staiuer. Mr A Bo.ith Hand cappeir.—Mesrva, Downard, Mercer, mid Annstrong. ' ■ TimkKßlpeii. -Mr A J. Yrmstroiur, Pn(IGR>MM- OfSPO TS-A-miver a-v H.i-<dicap - Threo ove-its. 100 221, a-id 440 yards; to bo de'dded I y poin'B, First prz; U. sec wl £2 third £l. Aomin tion 3s Gd, accept nice Is. 1. Ji'iiden hacc - 22Jyds ; open to all those whi' have not won an advertised rao* First £l, second 10s. Entrance 2s. 2. Anniversary Handicap —(lst event) 100 ymh 3. Bnva R.va •Un ler 14, P ize 10s. 4. Gira Eace- i!i.der 15 Fir.t ss, second 2s Od 5. Fiie illy S ci'ties Raco-(Ii regalia) 22<i yards, fir t£l His, second 10s, JNoinina'ion Is Od, a cep ance Is 6. die Mile Him licap -First .S2, s-oud 10s, Norn union Is fid acceptance Is. .7. Run i«gHigh Jump -First JOs, second ss, Entrance Is 8. Anniversay Handicap-(secnnl event) 220 yards 9. Tiis of War-Eight men aside, from the diffe ent sawmil's. Volirnec* &o. PrizcLl. hit'a ccfid per mm 10. H»l ing Match-o<o Mile, Firs- f2, seoi.dlOs. Nomination lslii, accep.nce Is 11. Hon, St-p and Jump —First LI, second 7s Ci E trance 2h 12 Old ut en's Knee -Over 50 year*. 150 yad'. I'ir-t lOs, second 1 is Entire s 13, H n licap Hnr-110 Bi.c 410 y-rds, nverß fli lits o hnr-le*. Fntt Ll 10a, se nd Ins N "ii in twn 1 6d. awp'oice Is 14. Suck Rav 150 yans. -. itst 15-, second 5s Ent ano Is 15 Aunivcißai-y lu-dica Th id vn--44»y -r t>. I -6.'1 sac'.R.vje F.rat 1 second'o:. ou'na ions f > Ann versary Han icap I I • i-i mlly S cot sll c. VYalmg Mate- I I 'I- id Race. iiidMile •a di up, ace in- ' pani y foes an -. p evious oiiur i a ces. ; t b in ' e anils of t • c ret ry, a Mr | A MoK nziu'ssho.', not 1 tor ha -A UR'DAY, -4 h Jim i y 1388. Han ca swi I i lie pc re n Tt.E UAi' 17ih J-miary, j ml pnhl shed i oca p pur; Act! ! tan ;. w II :| se on FRIDAY, 20th January. I RUL SAND CONDITIONS. ' 1. Nuinin tor to state all place performances i dicap to bu decided by points, viz: First place to count fh'e puii.ts, s>.c iiid plact l ti.ree points, and third place two poiuis. 3. In all racas anil c imp titimis, t: rue t. stait or no s< c nul prize will be jiivfii, mii in ti.e event of-speeiai i prize being g.ven, fiey will take the place of second money. 4. Ail protests, if any, must be lodged with the secretary in writing, not later tiian 15 minutes after the close of the nine or competition. 5. In the event of any eompo itor making a f ilse start, he shall bo placed ono yard behind his previous mark for each f dse start lie makes. 0. The decision of the Committee in all cases shall be final. 7. 1 In the event of a walkover in any of the competitions, one half of the stoke will be awarded, 8, The committee shall have power to pnst-ione the sports'to any date they may think fit. in the event of wet weather, or any other utiforecen circumstance!, F. "W, R. SEED, Hon. Sec. Sports Committee. In addition to the above there will be a large variety of popular games, including: Aunt Sa.ly, Aunt Judy, Quoits, Swings, Greasy Pole ivc, A brass band <vill be in attendance and play for dancing. Refreshments will be procurable on the cround, at a stall presided over by some of the ladies of the committee. Admission 1«. Children Gd. There will bean entertainment in tho Lyceum Hall in the evening. Further particulars will bo given later, O. EDWARD HALLORAN. Hon Secretary. 2780, : MT "nERNARD begs to anJ , J J miuneo that he will oiHffIJmSATUBDAYFKXT, the shop lately occupied hy Voi«t and Brasch.ne'xt to J. Dixon's Cordial Factory, with fruit, GREENGROCERY, and all articles in that line. All goods will bo supplied cheaper thai 1 any other place in tlio town. All vegetables Ale., are grown by myself, Stnwberries and cream daily, at (id a plate, Fresh Milk, Id per glass or 2d per pint, Lunch (id, provided at any hour, As I shall Bell at tho lowest prices for cash a trust to receive a share of your patronise. 2704 JAMES PKTRiE (Lute lldwurd Junes,) LICENSED GENERAL CARRIER. GOODS conveyed to all parts of tin Borough and surrounding distr'jl at lower t current rates Orders left .with Mr E. Jones will receive prompt .Uten Railway Boardiiij' HOUSE. Opposite POST OFFICE. rMI-stnet, MASTEUTON. WttlG'H «', Proprietor, nig li id c'His'tl Table i-xp lie -en in this line of liiwin-ss, they oin rely u|Mi fin -. call in ■'iistirtnii. 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