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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3086, 21 December 1888, Page 1

E.W.MILIMCo>™>. HARVESTING MACHINERY. SEASON'S STOCK JUSf LANDED COMPRISING The, Buckeye" lowDowN Reapeks & Binders; mHE Lightost and Strongest Machine in the World. The NEW KNOTTER, the Simplest and moist Perfect, The Buckeye cannot capsizo on Hill Sides, t ifo Transport Carriage Necessary.' ' ' The Buckeye is AWAY AHDiDofal! others in improvoinonts this Bcasbn BUCKEYE twolwrso Mowing Machines. RORNSBY',S Combined Rejpois and Mowers, s HOHNsiBY'S Two hiirso Mowinjr Machines. HOMSBY'S Scrub Cutting Machines for Manuka and Cotton Wood Scrub. , ■ American Horse Hay Bakes. '>*■'■ Revolving Horse Hay Rakes. American Winnowiiig.-Machines for separating and cioaningjall kinds of .Gruss y; •''-:'■ '■■': ''■■ Seeds and Grain.' ■' .'. . : ; '■'-. ■ •'■:'.."' Extras for Buckeye Reapers & Binders Extras for Hornsby'aßeapers & BinJera Bindek Twine op best quality Bindeb Twsf American Hill Side Ploughs .::.".',,,;•; Homsby's 1 and 2 Wiieel and Swing Ploughs ' :: ; \ ' v' ' 'American Horsa Hoes and Cultivators. , ; :" •■<■.'■ ':■.,.-' Howard's Colonial Pattorri Dauble Furrow Ploughs ( ;; AGRICULTURAL.IMPLEMENT, AND MACHINERY IMPORTERS ' .WELLINGTON /•" : ",' THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF IWMLAP ': OFAERS GHEAT ADVANTAGES TO PERSONS about to make their,wills, ahd'desiring to Becurethe faithfui : r Y .execution of thdir last wishes. .;'•' TO PERSONS abouttomarryandmako provision by marriage contract or settle tv " ■ ment.- ■>■•'■ r TO PERSQfIS conmnil, ' at ' u ° Bott '' n H tlioireatato.or of a sum or sums of money by trust deed. • ■ ■■' , ■ ,- , TO PERSONS < ? es ' loUß conatitutint; trusts for charitable or benuwlont obTO FOREIGN TRUSTEES Il0l ' i '" f! mm l* m tast wtp««™ resident in All such should obtain dotailed'iuformation from tho PUBLIC TRUSTEES Costorn Hous» <iuay from ,: ~ ' .' ' ",Wm, SELLAR, \ Local Atrent at Masterton-

AMALGAMATED FMI" OIETIKS' DEMON" SPORTJj Masterton Pi WEDNESDAY, DECK BOXING^ 1 MAttSI«LL-F. Gray. F. Gray, R, Evemden.j. wicßsit, W.;Carey. -Starters J. Hooper, 0. H«NDicAr-rERS -J. Hooper, F. O'Connor, C. Ewingtoii, ''■'■■':'. Hos, Treasurer, W, Sellat;' Hon, Secretary, E. H, Waddlngton. '•' Ground Co.mmittee-W. Blinkhonie, W, Langloy, T. Collier, J. Morris, junr. ' 0, P. Skipper, : General, Comjiitxee—The Delogates. •;" Timekbbi'Eß-Gco, Hooper. '." PROGRAMME.

1, Maiden Race, 220 yards, Entry 2/-7 First Prize 80/-, Second prize 15/- . 2, Boys' Race (under t\yelve) Entry ■ froo, Ist 5/-, Und 8, Novel llaco (under fifteoh) run fifty yards backwards, run fifty yards, ■ fifty yards oh all fours, Entry J./V MlO/-, 2nd 5/-' ' I 4. Boxing Day Handicap (Open to all) ■■■>■ first event 120 yards, Ist £lO, 2nd . 25, 3rd £2, ■ 5. Sack Race, Entry 1/-, first 10s, 2nd •5/. ' 6. Walking Handicap, U miles, Ist i Bl •. 2nd£l. .1 Girls Raco (under 12)100 yards, Entry freo, Ist 5/-2 nd. 2/6 8. Boxing Day Handicap, 2nd event, •220 yards 9, Youths Race (under 16) 200 yards,! Entry 1/-, Ist 10s, 2nd &7- • 10,-100 yards Handioap,' Ist 20/-, 2nd 10/-, Eiftries closo 1 p.m on ground, 11, Vaulting with a polo. Entry" 2/-, Ist ' 20s, 2nd 10s 12, Half-mile Handicap, Ist £2, 2nd £1 18. Greasy Pig, Entry 1/-, prize, the pig which must ho caught by the 'tail,- ',". 14. Hurdle Handicap (10 hurdles) 220 yarils, Ist £2, second .El. 15. Putting the stone,'entry 2s i Ist 20s, | second 10s 16. Friendly Societies Hapdjcap (for ffletnb.orßp.nly) 220 yards: Ist SS 2nd£l'.' 17. Oid Man's Race, 160 yards (special prlzo given by P. Dickson, Wholesale Drapery Company), suit of clotllOS, 18,150 yards Handioap; Ist 30k, 2nd' IDs, Entries close at lp,m,ojitbo ground. . " •• x 19. -Three-logged raco (undor 15) Entry .. Is per pair, Ist 10s, 2nd ss. 20. Boxing Day Handicap,, final ovent 440 yards. 21. Obstacle Race (boys under 16) Entry • Is; Ist 10s, 2nd ss. 'it Ono Mile Handicap, Ist £B,2nd II •10s.,- ■'; 28. Ounsolation Handicap," 220 yanls, ..' entiy Is, Ist 20sr|nd lOs. 24. Tug of War, 10 a side, ■' Married v Single, Entry ls, : prize 805.,..'

BULKS AND REGULATIONS. . Entries (with performances) for all Haudicaps (oxceptlOO yards, 160 yards and Consolation) to bo made to the Secretary, on or beforo WEDNESDAY 12th Dccomber; Handicaps declared on lfith December, Nominations for Handicaps, Boxing Day, 5,5, acceptance 5s j Walking 2s. acceptance 8.3 j 100 yds, 2s 6d 1 p.mpnjho ground >, Half milo 2s, occcptnneo 8s j Hurdles 2s, acceptance 3s: Friendly Societies 2s, acceptance 3s ;• 150 yards, Bs, 1 p.ui. on the ground ; One Milo, 2s, accentanco, 8/-; Consolation. 1/, on tlio grouud, Acceptance on Ground on Day of Sports. Two competitors to start or no prize i'tbree to start or no second prizo. Tho decisions of the, Committee in all cases of dispute to bo' Qnal. In the event of thp woather proving unfavorable the Committee shall : have it in their power to rp.STPONE the Sports from day today, Jn'tlie Boxing' Pay Handicap winners of tlio most points in,the three evonts will take th'e'prizo;< to count as follows-!), points for first place, I) for second place, and'tiro for third place, /ADMISSIONTOGBOUNDIa, Ohudken Under Hau'-Pjucjs

ABBASS BAND ON THE GROUND, EXCURSION TRAINS, EXCURSION •;;/-:. ' FABKSI -'.,.;' '■:. ' : Sports (o coiyraenos at 11a'.ui. sharp. Procession of Friendly Societies in full regalia, headed by .the: BRASS BAND; ail Suiiieties to meet Bfc the Fohestbk's H.AHi,'at 10 aarir sharpi : ;; ' ,'■''■• ;V E.EiWADDINGTON,;,'; .'"',„ ' ;■:,■■"'..; :•: Hbii.\SoOi(\--:.vv'.'--?" 3042... '^'; ; Perry Street, W&stert<?n.: