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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2859, 28 March 1888, Page 4

KURLRJNI CashStoreAßakeky ' J. G. Mackay, X«£ * tion to the following prico list:- « SPLENDID NEW SEASON'S TEAS, from 1/9 per lb, good value C WHITE CHRiSTAL SUGAR, 3idpei C lb, (fine or coarse); Solfc Brown, 3d; Dark Brown 2|d per lb CANDLES, s|d per lb J BROOMS from 1/2 each J SOAP (Good Quality) sjd per bar « BEST LOCAL FLOUR lOOlbs 12/- c PEARL BARLEY & RICE, 51os for 1/NEW SEASON'S KJAJUda tin FRESH HERRINGS, Gid and 7d a tin TOBACCO, Juno 5s fid, Nailvod 5s 4d, Twist 5s 4d per lb TOARIUVEA Choico assortment of CROCKERYWARE, LAMP GLASSES, &c. All other articles on band equally cheap. Somo Splendid Potatoes (Flukes) liNlONSldporlb. GOODS delivered to all parts of the District, Booking at the usual rates. 0. S. W. DALRYMPLE, FINANCIAL. INSURANCE AND STATION AGENT. PERMANENT INVESTMENT k LOAN ASSOCIATION. AGENT FOR—PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WALRARAPA. I'kkki'-Street Masibmon Agencies -The Standard Insurance Company of New Zealand; Fire, Marine and Fidelity Guarantee; Norbury's Draining Pipes; Mutual Life Association of Australasia, PROI- iJ ES FOR SALE. 598 near Mastcrtm, 000 acres with 2500 stock, new house, voolshcd, dip and yards 4WO 692 lorn's Estate, 6 roomed liouso 5 acrc3 good garden and orchard 550 600 Manaia, 12 roomed house, 5 stalled stable, coachhouse, dairy, Men's lioueo of four rooms, 1G acres of ground 1100 601 Ekotahuna, sections from £SO up to £IOO, on main road 602 Rangitumau, 520 acres, only £l5O cash 520 603 Villa street, four roomed houso and kitchen 165 601 Wrigloy Street, five roomed House, quarter acre 2u9 605 Chapeistreet, fivo roomed house, good stable half aero _ 350 And many other properties in various localities, suited to every description of purchaser, particulars of which will be furnished on application to G.S.W.DALRYMPLE, Masterton, Wairarapa. EAGLE BREWERY MASTERTO , T. PARSONS, Proprietor, HAYING engaged Mr N. Stcnhoune, whose reputation as a brewer is well known in this district, the proprietor is in a position to Bupply ALE and STOUT not to bo equalled in the COLONY. Family omen punctually attended to. TAUERU ACCOMMODATION HOUSE & GENERAL STORE W RIDDLE, whilst thankinc; the , public for past patronage since commencing business in the Taueru, begs to inform them that he has just received a large stock of general stores of the best quality. Travellers will find First Class Accommodation at moderate charges at this establishment. Good paddocking and stable accomodation. The BOOT & SHOE DEPARTMENT is still under the management of Mr S. (Scary, AH kinds nf Hunt and Shne work L'xucutod mi the prt'inises, Ropairs AM•' GAJLVi'J I.' FID; BRIGADES AND 1 iOTBALL SPOUTS AND COMPETII'ION. PARK OVAL, MASTERTON, EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 2nd, 1888. Judges.—Fire Brigade Events—Messrs A. Smith, T. Creswcn, T. Dixon, and E. McEwcn, Football Events-Messrs F. O'Connor, W. Hirschberg, and Rev. Father McKonna. Sports—Messrs J. Muir, U. Hounslow, W. Thomas, G. Foy, Walter Perry, E. M. D. Whatman, J. Wickcns, T. D, Thompson. Ground Committee—Messrs F. Bacon, I!, Hounslow, G, Ward, C. Ewingion, W, Thomas, J. Emmctt, and P. 11. Cox, General Committee—Delegates. THKASUBEH-Mr P, H. C'OX, STAIITKII-Mr A, A, Elkhw, llandicapi'EE—Mr F. O'Connor. PROGRAMME. 1, Maiden Race, 2CO yards, Nomination 2s, First prize 30 ~econd 15s, 2, Drop Kicking nomination 2s, First prize 20s, second us. 3, Ist Event, Easter Handicap, 120 yards, nom. 2s Cd, accep. 2s Gd, First prize 20s, second 10s. 4, 0 Men Engino Practice (wet), now, 10s, First prize 80s, second 40s, 5, Half Mile Handicap, nom. 'if, accep, Is, First prize 30s, second 15s, G, Boys' Obstacle Race, nom. Is, First prize 103, second Cs, I, 2nd Event Easter Handicap, 220 yards, firs prize 20s second, 10s, 8, W Kicking, noin, 2s, First prize 20s, 9, 2 Men Engine (dry), nom. 33, First prize 40s second 20s, 10, Hurdle Race Handicap, 220 yards, nom. 2s, accep. Is, First prize 30s, second 15s, Hi Running Long Jump, noin, Is, First prize 15s, 12,1 Mile Handicap, nom, 2s, accep. 2s, First prize 403,sccond 20s, 18i Boys' Race under 14 (handicap), nom. 6d First prize as, second 3s, third 2s. 14.1 Man Engine practice (dry), nom, 2s, First 3) s, second 15. 15, Running high jump, nom. Is, First prize IG, 3rd Event Easter Handicap, 440 yards, First prize 20s second 10s. 1?, Dribbling Fotbr,l, nom. 2s. First prize 20s, second ss. 18. 2 Men Ladder Rescue- Race, nom, 3s, First prizo 30s, second IDs, 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 lus. 21, Consolation Handicap, 220 yards, nom. 2s, First prize 2Us, second 10s. 22, Tug of War, 10 men aside, nom, 10a. Prize, amount of Stakes, In addition to the prizes given for each event in the Easter Handicap, aggregato prizes will be given for the winner of the most pointa 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 Secretary on Wciln day, March 21st, at 9 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 al' disputes the decision of tho Committeo Wi!lbofiD9L ELLING, !i Secretary