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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3105, 16 January 1889, Page 4

Busmess f Notices, ANNIYEKBARY JJAY, TUESDAY,,. 22sd JANUARY, 1889. A (hand Fete In aid of : tho : funds for dentin? off the debt of the Church, _ / ' , Will be held in the Pastoral Society's Grounds, Carterton T-TNDER tho management of & largo U and influential Oommitteo of Mies and Gentlemen. . Committee for . 'Athletic ; Sports.— Messrs F. W. B, Seed, E.- Buckendgo, T.- RathVoiie, G, W. Dellar,' J. M, Beeehey, W. P, Allon. W; G.-King; A. Booth, and A. A. Mercor. .Judge-G, W. Dellor, Starter—Mr J; M. Beeehey, Timekeeper—Mr A. Booth; Handicap-perß-Whomthe Committe may appoint, ■ PROGRAMME OF SPORTS. ' Anniversary Handicap of £lO, ■ three evonts, 100,220, and 440. yards; to be decided by-point'.,Second prizo £2, third prize il from the stakes.; Nominators, acceptance Bs, . li Maiden Race,.lso yards, open to all . those who kve never won an advertised face,' prize 10s, entrance 2s. . : .2. Anniversary Handicap (Ist evont)100 ' "yards'." ' 3. Sack sace, 150 yards, Ist prize 15s, 2nd Bs. Entrance Is. 4. Friendly Societies'-Hep. (in regalia) 220 yards, 10s. Nomination.ls (id, acceptance Is. 5. Half-mile running handicap,' Nomination 2s, acceptance Is. Ist prize 80s, 2nd 10s. 0, Running high jimip, first prize 10s, second 6s. Entwncels - 1. Anniversary Handioap (2nd' event) 220 yards. 8 Three-Jefgcd Race, 150 yards, first prize 15s 2nd ss. Entraucols (3d. 9. One Mile Walking Match, Ist prize 1 12,'2nd 10s. Nomination Is fid, acceptance Is, , 10. Hop Step, and Jump, Ist prize £l, i: 2nd 7a 6d. : Entrance 2i. i il. Handicap Hurdle Race, 220 yards, I over (i flights of hurdles, Ist prizo ' II 10s, 2nd 10s. Nomination Is 6d i acceptance Is. . - i 12, One Mile Handicap, first prize i2, i second 10s. Nomination Is fid. aci ceptance Is. i 18, Anniversary Handicap (third event), i 440 yaids. 1 14, Obstacle Race, Ist prize 20s, 2nd 10s. Entrance Is, v 15. Forced Handicap Ist prize £llos f 2nd 20s. Nomination for winners , ls6d, forlosora I 16. Tilting Match of £s,2nd horse to receive LI from the stakes. Entrance 1 Bs.

RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. Nominations to state' all place performances for the past two years, : 2. The Anniversary Handicap, to be decided by points viz., first place to count five (5) points, 2nd place three (3) points, and third place two (2) points. 3. In all races and competitions tlireo to start or no second prize will be given, and in the evont of special prizes being given, they will take the place of second money.

4. All protests if any must be lodged with tho Secretary in writing not laior than 15 minutes after the close of the race or competition; 5. In the event of any competitor making a false start ho shall be placed one yard behind his previous mark for each false start he makes. 6. The decision of the Committee in all caseß shall be final. 7. In tho event of a walkover in any of tho competitions onehalf of the stakes will be awarded. 8. The Committee shall have power to postpono the sports to any date they think fit, in event of wet weather, or and other unforseeu circumstance, Nominations close with the Secretary, at the Empire Store, Carterton, on FRIDAY, 11th January, and the handicaps will bo published on Tuesday, tho 15th, in the Waikabapa Daii.y. , Acceptances close on FEIDAY, the 18th. , A. A. MERCER, Hon Secretary Sports Comjnittee. There will be running, jumping, leaping, hurdle racing, Ola 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 SHIL. LING, Children, Half.Prioe, TP GMND STAND will be wholly kept for, Ladies, and a Ladies Cloak Room at Back in charge of attendant. Admission to Stand to. R. FAIRBROTHER, Hon. Sec, Game Committee. GRAND CONCERT, LYCEUM HALL, 'CARTERTON. JANUARY 22, 1889, After the concert A DANCE of 2 honrs duration, pMgramme.of which will bepubMod, Admission to concert and dance! Front seats 2s, back Is. 0. G, BEOKETT, .1 E. O'H. CANAVAN, i Committee. H, POTTS, f T. RATHBONE, J W.J.LTNDOP, Hon Booretary Ground Oommittee. W.'DOWNARD, General Secretary',

NEW ZEALAND PRODUCE AND GENERAL AGENCY. W. J. GANDY, 6, Groy-atreet and Custom-House Quay. "WELLINGTON, N.Z, UNPHTApS the Sale, Purchase, or Forwarding by land or Sea, of New Zealand PRODUCE and Merchandise in general.. To Butter Factorials and dealers in Dairy produce, - he offers the special advantage of a COOL AND CAPACIOUS CELLAR, closo to the Queen's Wharf, for storage of Butter. W. J. G. is ;ahw > Oustom-Houso Agent.' ' 'BOI7 Lime Ho I :; : Lime Eo LIME HO! WELL I 'What is'th'6' matter how. 1 Just tins. .There has been such a run on the Harriettville Lirae of late, that, the .kiln ..is kept ".burning - day and uight to keep up with the orders. All architects that know their , business specify nothing else but Harriettville Limo, Mauriceville. Well, vyhy do thoy specify Harriettville' Lime 1. Just;this! Thoy know their business, arid .thai is more than some people do. : They know a! jgood .article.when they see it.»lt is their business to know. ; They know that the limo produced-at the Harriettville Lime Kiln is the best iii the world and licks creation for whiteness;' It' contains 92 per cont pure lime, guaranteed, Not 92 por cent, of sand and dross J:don't produce .such:an article, and palm it off as Mauriceville Lime, If you want such an article just go' outside •of your houses and scrape up the mud - off the roads,- and put : 8. per' ceijt. Harriott* ville Lime into it and j oil have it. • . Ifyou call on. my agents—Mr J. P, Oowio, Mastertoii; Mr H. Trotman, Greytowu; Mossrs.P. Hutson & Co., Wellington; and' Mr R. T. Edwards, Palmerston, you will get circulars and or from the proprietor,- • 'Why" not send alon? your orders for manure limo you will got it for next to nothing, If that ia not cheap onougli come l and take it,'for nothing,: But don't be caught; THAT'S ALL,.; w,. H, E.BROOKBI 8083 M*Hrl«ville.