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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3072, 5 December 1888, Page 3

VAIRaRAPA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY, AFI'IOE BEARERS AND JUDGES-President-Sir "Walter Perry ; Vico-President-Mr T, M, Brown; DirectorsMessrs C. E, Bromner, W. B.' Buick, John Cameron, Wre. Cameron, Robt, Cameron, A. IV. Cave, Jolm Drummond, A, A, Elkins, Rich J. Fitton, Farquakar Gray, David Guild, Gcorgo Heron, John Hessey, A;- IV, Hogs, Wm, Lowes. Thomas Maokay, William Miller. Dr A. Onmmiiw Mlln». M«nn .Tarn.. Muir, Robert McKay, Donald McKenzie, M, McKenzie, Donald McFhec, 0. H, Osborne, James Roes, Alexander Stewart and E. M. D, Whatman, Judges-Messrs 0, E, Bromner, Gray, John Livingstone, Wm, Miller, James Muir, Wm, McKenzie, Donald MoPhee, James Ross and E, M, D, Whatman. Hamlicamurs -Mcsarß A, A, Elkius, James Muir, F, o'(W nor, and James Ross. Piper, Mr Jdlln Stewart.

ANNUAL GATHERING Will tote place at the PARK. Mastertori on TUESDAY, J.VNUARY W, 1869. ,: Sports to commenco at II! o'clock a.m, sharp, A brass band will play choico selections during the day.. - -PROGRAMMEr- ■ TOrarapa Handicap, consisting of three' distances, .naraolv 100, 200 and 440 yank. " ltries to be mado to the Secretary up .to iiiursday December 20. Handicaps declared and published on Monday Deocmber 24thi Entrance 2s Oil, acceptance 2s b'd. First prizcj £0 Os, second $ os, third fl 0«; also first a second prizes for each event of 30s •and ' reipeciivoly.' •■'.' ,' 1. Maiden race, 220 ™« first prize \ second 20sUYair first 309, geo 4. Hop-sl prize 30s, aii second 10s., . s.,Vnaii. entrance ss, til TTnofr'tl oilviii. r second Mr A. Henderson's set of studs and

.6, Hurdle Handicap, 220 yards/over ten GOB and Messrs Townsondand Cowper'spair spurs, second 20s ' 7. Toeaing the Caber, entranco 2s 6d; first pruo 40s second 15s 8, Walking Handicap, 1 mile, entrance 2e, acceptance 2s; first prize 70s and Mr G, Johnston's ham, second 30s and Mr J. William's cigarette case, third 10s ' 9. Bagpipe music, entranco 2s Gel, first prize 40s, Moond 20a if three competitors: ' ID: Highland Fling, entrance 2s, first prizo Messrs J. Pay ton 4 Go's silver medal and 20s, second 10a. 11. Three Legged Race, for youths under 15years; entranco Is; first prize 10s, and two 601b bags of fiour from Mr A, W, Ronall, second lis, third 2s 6d. ■JA Wairara l m Handicap, second event, 220 yds, first prize 80s, second 15s, ~. 13. Running Long Jump, entrance 2s, • first [M2o3osand Mr H, Fowler's special of 10s, Becond 10s.' . 14. Obstaclo Eace, entrance 2s 6d, first prize 40a,-second 15s. . 15. Puttine" t'—o»--' '--' »- «-'-'■

21, Sack Race, for boys only, entrance free, first prize 10b, second ss, third 2s fid •>'>. sum ■,..,!. ir.„.i:„_ -_ij o. oj acceptance 2s fid, first prize SOs, second 30s 23, fanning High Jump; entrance 2s, first prize 3Us and Mr A, W. Renall'e 601bs Flour, second 10s ',. 24, One Mile Handicap, entrance 3s, acceptance 3s, first prize £G, second 40a", third man to save his stakes 25, Cousohtion Handicap, 220 yards, entrance 2s 6d, first prizo 40s, second 20s 26, Tug-of-Wftr,' 10 members of Caledonian Society against 10 competitors, prize 20s, - In addition to the above, Boys' and Gills' Raccs,!Noveltics,-4c, will be held, for which prizes in caßli, anil specials from Messrs H, Peterson, J. Carpenter, L, J, Hooper and Co, James Elliott, Peter Dickson, T. E, Price, C. P. Fresswood, G, S, W. Dalrymple, O. Smith and Co, A, ElHns and Mrs Wagg will be given, SPECIAL PRIZES, First-Silver Cup or £3 3s; Second-Silver Medal or 21s, for the most points at the Society's Gathering j Tho points to count thus-first 3 points, seoond 2 points, third 1 point. - GENERAL CONDITIONS, Events will bo conducted and decided strictly in accordance with the Society's rules am] conditions of competition, a copy of which will be posted in n conspicuous place on tho ground, ENTRIES for all Handicaps, accompanied with fecs'and performances, must bo made with tho Secretary not later than THURSDAY, 20th December, - Threo Competitors to Start or no Second Prize, Tho decision of tho Directors, or whoever they may appoint, shall in all cases bo ma,, In tic cvont of the Weather proving unfavorable, the Directors' shall have it in their power to rosTTOXE the Sports from day to day, prices of admission-Adults i», Children, half-price. Members and their familios free on presentation of their Cards of MemboraMp, W.SELLAR, 8070 Hon. Secretary, I

Central Boot and Shoe Warehouse, LAST WEEK! LAST WEEK! OF HIE j Great Clearing Cash Sale. JOSEPH CARPENTER reminds purchasers that his clearing sale for Ono Month, terminates on SATURDAY December Bth. .Now is the chance of getting CHEAP BOOTS Owing to the rush of customers, to keep up the supply, now goods are being unpacked daily and all will bo Bold at CLEARING PRICES for CASH, Owing to the impetus qiveu to tho Boot Trado in New Zealand by the NEW TARIFF, Colonial mado boots' of a)l descriptions aro being turned out. JOSEPH CARPENTER asks nobody to PATRONISE COLONIAL INDUSTRY, and keep the uionoy in tho country. He simply invites them to inspect the Now Zealaud Manufactures, and comparethe STANDARD, WELLINGTON PREMIER and ZELANDIA Brands with tho Best Finished Imported Boots. His stock comprises Ladies and Children's boots of tho newest and moat fashionable designs, finished equal to the best London and Parisian inakors by Now Zealand workmen. Heads of families aro asked to compare quality and prices with tho Imported article, andmako thoir purchase. Boots and Shoos of every kind mado to ordor and repaired op the premises. Call and Inm'eot the Bargains at Joseph Carpenter's CENTRAL BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE,' QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

TQMOWEItf, will bo received till SATURDAY, Dec, 8. Particulars ou application to 8070 J. C. INGRAM. CAUTION. with my Registered Trado Mark and nanje on Bill be PROSECUTED. WW ;'" TOSSPBDtfON,