TUESDAY,.; to; JANUABY. :i88?; In aid ■of - the. funds for 61 earing, off the; deb't of- the Ohutoli,:-;. ; .' '" •,,1" ■: J ; :•; :; hold;ih the;.;;".;;. ;^;- Pastoval' Society's Gro'linds; :f- ;'::U':.;Carterton:'.^-. ;^Z TTNDER the. management of a-large \)r and influential Oommitteo :of Ladies and Gentlemen;' : :'■:<:./. ': : r.:_ Committee for Athletio Sports.Messrs F, Wi R, Seed, E. ■ Buckeridgo, T. RathVorie, G. .W. Dellaiv J. M. Beeohey.W.P, Allen, W.fl. King! A. Booth, and;A.'Ai. Meroer. Judge-G. W. Deller, Starter-Mr. J. M.Beechey, Timeteßpet—Mr A; Booth ;Himdicap. pera-WhonitheCouunitte may appoint, '/■' PROGRAMME OF SPORTS.'-J Anniversary Handicap of £lO, three "events, 100,-220, and44oyardß, to lie decidedby point..., Second prize £2, third prize II from.the : stake's. Nomination 4s, acceptance;Bs.' •'.'-• 1. Maiden Race, 150 yards, open to all ■ ••■ . those who have neverwon an adver- ; ~ tisedrace. . First prize £l, second ' i prize 10s, ontvanco 2s. 1 2, Anniversary Handicap (Ist event)loo ■;. yards,';•.:,.; .•••;' .:■■■■' 8.; Sack RaceilSO yards, Ist prize 15s, ': 2nd sb. . Entrauco la. . * 4. Friendly Sobieties' Hep, (in regalia) '■ t. .220 yardai first prize £lloa, second ■ 10s. ■ Nomination la 6d, acceptance 1 IS, . : 5. Half-milo running handicap. Nomination 2s, acceptance h\ Ist prize . ■ 80s,2ndl0s. 6. Running high jnmp, first prize 10s, second ss, Entrance Is '" ■ 7. Anniversary Handicap (2nd event) ' 220 yards. ' 8 Three-lep-ged Race, 160 yards, first prize 16s 2nd ss, Entrauco Is Cd. - 9. One Mile Walking Match, Ist "prize &l, 2nd 10s, Nomination 1b Cd, ao-
coptancels. 10. Hop Step, and Jump, Ist prize £l, 2ud7a (id. Entrance 2a. ' . 11. Handicap Hurdlo Race, 220 yards,' over 6 flights of hurdles, Ist prizo II 10a, 2nd 10a. Nomination la Cd acceptance la, 12. One Mile Handicap, tiret prizo £2, second 10a. Nomination la 6d acceptance If. 18, Anuiversary Handicap (third event), 14; Obstacle Race, Ist prize 20s, 2nd 10s, Entrance la. 15, Forced Handicap Ist prizo £llos 2nd 203. Nomination for winners lß6d, for loaara Is. 16, Tilting Match of £s,2nd horse to receive LI from the stakes, Entrance EULESAND REGULATIONS. 1, Nominations to state all place performances for the paßt two years, 2, The Anniversary Handicap, to be decided by points viz,, first place to count fivo (5) points', 2nd place three (3) points, and third place two (2) points. 3, 111 all races and competitions three to start or no second prize will be given, and in the event of special prizes being given, they will take the place of second money.
4. All protests if any raust be lodged with the Secretary in writing not later than 15 minutes after the cloao of the race or competition. ; 6. 11l the event of any competitor making a false start he shall he placed one yard behind his previous mark for each false start he makes. . 6. The decision of the Committee in all cases shall be final, 7. In tho event of a walkover in any of the competitions one half of the stakos will bo awarded. 8. The Committee shall have power to postpone the sports to any date thoy think fit, in event of wet weather, or and other unforseen circumstance. Nominations close with the Secretary, at the Empire Store, Carterton, on FRIDAY, 11th January, and the handicaps will be published on Tuesday, the ,16th, iu the Waijiarapa Daily. Acoeptanoes dose on FRIDAY, the 18th. A. A. MERCER, Hon Secretary Sports Committee. Thore will be running, jumping, leaping, hurdle racing, Old Aunt Sally, cocoanut shying, quoits, and dancing on the green to a Grand Brass Band and Refreshments served out by the nicest girls in Carterton, and at reasonable prices. ■■ . ADMISSION-ONLY ONE SHILLING. Children, Half-Price. THE GRAND STAND will be wholly kept for Ladies, and a Ladies Cloak Room at Bask in charge of attendant, Admission to Stand bo. R. FAIRBROTHER, Hon, Sec, Game Committee. GRAND CONCERT, fcYOETJM HAX.L, CARTERTON. JANUARY 22,1889. After the concert A DANCE of 2 hours duration, programme of which will be published. Admission to concert and dauce; Front 0. G. BECKETT, \ B. O'H, OANAYAN, I Committee. H, POTTS, T, RATHBONE, J . W.J.LINDOP, Hon Secretary Ground Commltreo. W DOWNARD. . General Secretary, NEW ZEALAND PRODUCE AND GENERAL AGENCY. W.'J. GANDY, 5, Grey-street and Custom-Houso Quay, WELLINGTON, N-.Z.
UNDERTAKES the Sale, Purchaao, or Forwarding by Land or Sea, of New Zealand PRODUCE and Merchandise, in general. To Butter Factorlars and deajero in Dairy produce, he offers thespeoialadvantagoof a COOL AND CAPACIOUS QELL.AR, close, to,the Queen's Wharf, for storaga of Butter. W, J, G, is also a Gustom-House Agent, 3017 Lime Ho T Lime Ho LIME HO! WELL! Whatiathe matter now? • Jns.tthjs v There has been such a run on the HarriottvilloLimo of late, that the kiln is kept burning day and night to keep lip with the orders. All arihitoots that know their business specify nothing else but Harriettville Lime, Mauriceville. Well, why do they speoify Harriettville Lime ? Just this! They know their business,' and that is more than some people do. They know, ajgood article when they see it. It is their business to know,' They know that, the lihio produced at tho Harriottvillo Lime Kiln is tho best in the world and licks' creation for whiteness, .It contains 92 per cent pure lime, guaranteed. Not 92 per cent.- of sand and dross I don't produco such an article, and palni it off an Mauriceville Lime, Ifyou want such an article just go .outside, of yourhqußes and .scrapeup themiid' off the roade, and put 8 percent, Harriettville' Limei into it and you! have"'it, ;. ':! Ifyou. call on ray agents—Mr J. P ; ' Cowie,'Masteftoii; Mr H. Xjotniaii, Greytbwu; Messrs P.Hutsoh'&Co., WeHinscton j and Mr R; T; Edwards,Palmeveton, you will get circulars and analysis, or .from the proprietor, : • yhynot send ate yourordersfor manure limb you will get it for next to nothing,; v If that iaiiotcheapenough : come and' take Ittfor'nothing.' ;But don't be caught"; .THAT'S ■ ' '^.■■/.^^■'^■ai&'WOOm,-;:;' 1 -.^:.' BOSS r.. ■ ;>: :':Mauriceville..; '.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3104, 15 January 1889, Page 4
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