RENDERS Wanted for BURNING OFF LOGS and STUMPS, about 10 to 15 acres; apply for particulars to Wairarapa Daily Office. 2852 CAUTION. J\. property, West Taratahi, from thiß day, will bo prosecuted. JOHNRAYNER, March 20th, 1888. ' J3-THE ATRE JROYAL^I SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT. IF. SOHWASS, hereby accept F. P. , SLAVIN'S challenge to'knock me out in four rounds, or forfeit the Bumof 120. Fight to take place NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. MR SOHWASS having accepted my challenge, the fight will take place in the Masterton Theatre Royal on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, 24th inst. Doora open at 7.30. Admission Ss and 2s. F. P. SLAVIN, Champion of Australia. IMPORTANT. L.J.HOOPEB&Co. Are now openin? up their first instalment of ZJ.Q CASES AND BALES AQ OF Autumn and Winter Goods, NfiVFITIFQ in every DEPARTMENT ALL TBE LATEST STYLES & FASHIONS FROM LONDON AND PARIS. VALUE UNSURPASSED. «g| FIRST GRAND DISPLAY FOR THE AUTUMN k WINTER SEASON, 1888. L, J. HOOPER & CO., BON MABCHE,
ALFREDTON ROAD BOARD. 1 TUESDAY, the 3rd April next, nt the office of the above Board, tor the Formation of 25067 chains, with Culverts and rough bridging. (In 1 separate contracts) on the Tawataia Road. Plans and Specifications may be seen at Mr Jnnea' store, EkeUhuna, or at the offico of the Board. CHAS. MMIQUARIE. Alfredton, March 13th, 1888. [2851
AMALGAMATED FIRE BRIGADES AND FOOTBALL SPORTS AND COMPETITION. PARK OVAL, MASTERTON, EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 2nd, 1888. Judges.—Fire Brigade Events-Messrs A, Smith, T. Creswell, T. Dixon, anil E. McEwen, Football Events-Messrs F, O'Connor, W, Hirschbcrg, and Rev. Father McKcnna. Sports-Messrs J, Muir, B, Hounslow, W. Thomas, G. Foy, Walter Perry, E. M, D. Whatman, J. Wickons, T. D, Thompson. Ground Committee-Messrs F. Bacon, B, Hounslow, G, Ward, C, Ewington, W. Thomas, J, Emmett, and P. H. Cox. General Committee—Delegates. TREABUREK-Mr P, H, Cox. STARTER-Mr A. A. Elkins, Handicap™—Mr F. O'Connor, PROGRAMME. 1. Maiden Race, 200 yards. Nomination 2s. First prize 30s, second 15s, 2. Drop Kicking, nomination 2s, First prize 20s, second ss, 3. Ist Event, Easter Handicap, 120 yards, nom. 2s Gd, accep. 2s Gd. First prize 20s, second 10s, 4. 5 Men Engine Practice (wet), nom. 10s, First prize 80s, second 40s. 5. Half Mile Handicap, nom. 2s, accep, Is. First prize 30s, second IDs. 6. Boys' Obstacle Rase, nom. Is, First prize 10s, second ss, 7. 2nd Event Easter Handicap, 220 yards, first prize 20s second, 10s. 8. Tlaco Kicking, nom, 2s, First prize 20s, EecondOs. 9. 2 Men Engine (dry), nom, 3s, First prize 40s second 20s, 10, Hurdle Race Handicap, 220 yards, nom. 2s, accep. Is, First prize 30s, second 15s. 11, Running Long JuSp, nom, Is, First prize 15s. 12. 1-Mile Handicap, nom..2s, accep. 2s, Firs prize 403, second 20s. 13. toys' Race, under 14 (handicap), nom, 6d, First prize ss, 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. 16. 3rd Event, Easter Handicap, 440 yards, First prize 20s, second 10a. 17. Dribbling Football, nom, 2s, First prize 20s, second ss, 18. 2 Men Ladder Rescue 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 prizo 30s, second 15s, 21, Consolation Handicap, 220 yards, nom, 2s, First prize 20s, second 10s, 22, Tug of War, 10 men asido, nom. 10s. Prize, amount of Stakes, In addition to the prizes given for each event in tho Easter Handicap, aggregate prizes will be given for the winner of tho most points in the Handicap, to count a» follows:—lst 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 Scorctary on Wcdn day, March 21st, at 9 p.m. Handicaps to be declared on Saturday, March 24th, All competitors to wear complete clothing from Bhoulder to knee, Trunks and tights not allowed, Winners will have tho option of taking Trophies or prize-money, I In all disputes the decision of the Committee I will bo final, F.D.PELLING, 2837 , Hon. Socretarv.
GOAL MINE, A Preliminary Meeting of allßesidente interested in the development of the COAL DEPOSITS, at the Tararua Ranges, near Mastcrton, will bo held at Mr T. Mackay's Office, Central Chambers, on WEDNESDAY, 21st March Al invited to attend, 2846
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2852, 20 March 1888, Page 3
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