ALGAMATED FIRE BRIGADES AND FOOTBALL SPORTS AND COMPETITION, PARK OVAL, MASTERTON, EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 2nd, 1888, 1 uugks.—Fire lirigado Events—Messrs A, Smitb, T. Crcswell, 'l'. Dixon, ami E, McEwen, football Events—Messrs ■F. i O'Connor, W. Hirschbcrg, anil Rev, Fattier McKcnna, Sports—Messrs J. Muiv, B. ( Ilottnslow, IF. Thomas, G. Foy,. 'Walter Perry, E, M, D, Whatman, J. Wickeus, T, D. Thompson. Ground Committee —Messrs F, Bacon, 11, Hounslow, G, Ward, 0, Ewington, W. Thomas, J, Emmcfct, and T, H. Cox. General Committee—Delegates, TIiEASUKKIi-lIIr I'. H. Cox. ST.-IIITKH—Mr A, A. Elliins, HAXiiiCArrEit-Mr F, O'Connor. PROGRAMME. I. Maiden liace, 200 yards. Nomination 2s, First prize 30s, second 15s. 2, Drop Kicking, nomination 2s. First prize 20s, second »s. 3,lst Event, Easter Handicap, 120 yards, nom. 2s Oil, accep. 2s Od. First prize 20s, second 10s. 4, 5 Men Engine I'raetico (wet), nom, 10s, First prize SOs, second 40s. 5. Half Mile Handicap, nom. 2?, accep. Is, First prize 30s, second 10s, 0. Hoys' Obstacle Race, nom, Is, First prize 10s, second Bs. 7. 2nd Event Easter Handicap, 220 yards, norn. 2s, accep, Is. First prize 20s, second 10s, 8. riftco Kicking, noin, 2s, First prize 20s, second os. 9. 2 Men Engine (dry), nom,'3s, First prize 40s second 20s. 10. Hurdle Race Handicap r 220 yards, nom. 2s, accep. Is, First prize 30s, second 15s, 11. Running Long Jump, nom, Is. First prize 15s. 12,1 Mile Handicap, nom, 2s, accep. 2s, First prize 403, second 20s. 13, Boys' Race, under 14 (handicap), nom, Od. First prize os, second 3s, third 2s. 14, 1 Man Engine Practice (dry), nom, 2s. First prize 30s, second 15s. 15, Running High Jump, nom, Is. First prize 15s, 10. 3rd Event, Easter Handicap, 440 yards, First prize 20s, second 10s, 17. Dribbling Football, nom. 2s. First prize 20s, second ss. 18. 2 Men Ladder Rescuo Race, nom. 3s, First prize 30s, second 153. 19. 1 Mile Walking Handicap, nom, 2s, accep. 2s, First prize 40s, second 20s, 20 Footballers' and Firemen's Handicap, 150 yards, nom. 2s. First prize 30s, second 15s. 21. Consolation Handicap, 220 yards, nom. 2s. First prize 20s, second 10s. 22. Tug of War, 10 men aside, nom, 10s. Prize, amount of Stakes. In addition to the prizes given for each event in the Easter Handicap, aggregate prizes will be given for the winner of the most points in the Handicap, to count a» follows: —Ist place 5 points, 2nd 3 points, 3rd 2 points, Prizes, Ist £2, 2nd £l, 3rd 10s, Nominations for all Handicaps, with performances (excepting No, 21), and Fire Brigade Competitions, to close with the Secretary on Wednesday, March 21st, at!) p.m. Handicaps to be declared on Saturday, March 24th, All competitors to wear complete clothing from shoulder to knee. Trunks and tights not allowed, Winners will have the option of taking Trophies or prize-money, In all disputes the decision of the Committee will be final, F, D, PELLING, 2837 Hon. Secretary. NOTICE. SHORTT& KEID , bi, Willis Street, (next J. Duthic & Co) A LL the attention of Town and (JounJ try Storekeepers to the following list of goods on private sale at lowest wholesale prices Crushed Lins'd Tapioca Tow Pearl Barley Lime Juice Hams Bran Jam Lime Cordial Pollard Coffee Poultry Flour Pepper Butter Oatmeal Vinegar Eggs Cheese Paper Bags Fruit &a &c &c Also 20 tons prime Dement potatoes, 42s 0d landed hike at Wellington Station. Consignments o£ Merchandise received for sale, and prompt account sales rendered Agents for Christcliurch Biscuit Co Harroway's Flour and Oatmeal. Bulk Stove—Coinliil Street
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2841, 7 March 1888, Page 4
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