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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3391, 20 December 1889, Page 4

WAIRARAPA , OaledoMan Society : OrFicKßEAnmB 1 : I'iie.side.st—MrTM Brown; Vioe-Puksj-dent- Mr A Stewart; Dikectohb-Mcssis C R Bremrier, W B Buiok. John Cameron, Robert Cameron, Cave, John Drummond, A A Elkihs, R J Fitlon, F Gray, D Guild, Jns Harvey, junr,, Georgo Heron, 'Wm''Lowes, Thomas Mackay, Wm Millar, James Muir, RobeitMcKay,' II MoKc'nzie, A MoLcoil, junr., Donald Mcl'hee, 0 H Osborno, Walter Perry, James Boss; Jucoks—Mosara 0 E Bremner, W B Buick, R Cameron, John Drumniond, F Gray, John Hcssoy, Thomas' Mackay, Wm Millar, Donald Mcl'licc, 'WalterPerry, James Ross; Starters— Messrs C B Brcmner, 1U Fitton, Jam s Muir; ttiNwcuTEßs—Messrs A A FJkins, James Muir, F O'Connor, James Boss; Pu'Eu—Mr John Stewart. ANNUAL GATHERING Will take place at THE PARK, JIASTERTON on WEDNESDAY,JANVAM 1,1890 Sports to commence at 11 o'clock a.in sharp. ABRASSBAND Will play choico Selections during the day, PROGRAMME, GENERAL CONDITIONS Ac . : WAIRARAPA HANDICAP,, Consisting of fa distances, viz., 100, 220, and 440 yards. Entries to be made to the Secretary up to SATURDAY, Decernlier2lst, Handicaps' declared and published SATURDAY, 'December 28th. Kutrance 4s, acceptance 4s ; Ist Prize .£9, Second £5, Third £2 10s; also Ist and 2nd Brims for each oveub< of 30s and 15s respectively. Acceptances to be received on the ground at 11 a.m. on day of Sports.. : 'l, Maiden Flee, 220 yds, entranco 2s Gd; first prize 40s, stcond 20s, 2. Throwing Heavy Hnmmor, entranco 2s Gd | first prize 40s, second 20s. 3. Wairarapa Handicap, first event, 100 yards; first HOs, second 15s .. 4. Hop, Step and Jump, entrance 2s Gd; tirst'prizc 30s, second 10s 5. Wresting Match (Cumberland style), entrance ss; first'prize £3 and entranco money, second 20s C. Hurdle Handicap, 220 yards, over ten hurdles; entrance 3s, acceptance3s; first prize, 00s, second prize 20s 7. Tossing the Caber, entrance 2s.Gd; first prize 40s, sccomllCs ■■'■ '■'■'■ 8. Maiden Walking Race, entrance 2s (id 1 mile: first prize 30s, second 15s 9. Bagpipe Musio, entrance 2s Gd.; first prize 10s, second 20s, if three'competitors 10. Highland Fling, entrance .2s; first prize 20s, second 10s 11. Three-Legged Race (for youths under 15), entrance free; firet prize 10s; second ss, third 2s 12. Wairarapa Handicap, second.event 220 yards; first prize 30s, second 15s 'l3. Long Jump (running), entrance 2s; first prize 80s, second 10s 11. Bicycle Race, I'. mlle,entrance 2s Gd; first prize los,sccone 20s. : 15. Putting the Stone; entrance 2s; first prize 40s, second 10s 10. Scotoh Reel, entranco 2s; first prize 20s, second 10s 17. Wairarapa Handicap, third event, 410 yards;.first prize 30s, second 15s 18 Vaulting with Pole, entranco 3s; first prizo 40s, second 15s ■ 19. Wrestling (Catch-as : catch.can), entrance 2s; first prize 40s' with' entrance added,second 20s : 20. Sack Raco, (for. boys. only),cntranco free;first prize 10s,second ss, and third 2s od .; 21, BSO Yards Handicap, entrance 2s; acceptance 2a; first 'prize-liOs, second 20s 22, High Jump (running), entrance 2s; fat prize 80s, second 10s /,. ,'>.'• 23, One Mile Handicap, entrance lis, acceptance 3s; first prize. oi, second £2, third to save his stakes 24, Consolation Handicap,. 220 yards; entrance 2s.Gd;-first prizedOs, second 20s 25, Tug of War, 10 members of Caledonian Society against 10 competitors; prite'2-Os ADDITIONAL EVENTS, In addition, Roys and Girls Races, Novelties, etc.; will bo held for which prizes will he given, ,; SPECIAL PRIZES. First, Silver Cup or £3 3s, second silver medal or £1 Is, for the most points at the Sooiety's gathering, the points tj count thus; First, 3 points, second, 2,third, 1. . Winners of prizes cau get their value in trophies if llicy wish so, GENERAL CONDITIONS. Events will be conducted and decided strictly in ■accordance with tho Society's rules and conditions of competition, a copy of which will be posted in a conspicuous place on tho ground, Entries for all handicaps, accompanied with fees and performances, must be mado with tho Beoretary not later than Saturday, the 21stDecember, Three competitors to start or no second prize. The decision of. the Directors', or ■whoever thoy may appoint Bhall in all oases bo final. In the event of tho woalher proving unfavorable, the Directors shall have it in their power to postpone the sports from day to day. ■■ PRICES OF ADMISSION, adults Is Children half price, Members and their, families free on presentation of their cards of membership. WM.SELLAR : i Hon, Secretary. TAUEJRU SMITHY G'eorge TownsencL I I AVIN(j takon ovor tho abovo woUL known Smithy, solicits tho patronage of the inhabitants of tho Tauoni, and outlying districts, BlacksuiithingWork in al its branches neatly oxecuted, at lowest possible rates _ Wheelwright's work of every description carried out on tho promises SKIN DISEASE, THE provalenco of Skin Disease has induced mo tn introduco an onaihn? Remedy, onfuinod from Alof Kololo, nf Fiji, during my stay thore. That this Disease is spreading fast is evidenced by the roports of tho Awahuri Schools being closed through its hitherto unconquerable nature. Havinj? had such thorough success in tho 1 rcatmqut of various (onus of Skin Disease I can; without doubt, assure any person suffering, that by three or four replications the: most obstinao cases can bo cured. All communications with particulars to be addressed to the proprietor, W. SPRING, Opposite St. John's Oh m h <: Witus .Street," Wblmnoton! Martin-street, Wellington, ■ November 21,18S!). TO MR SPRING, : - • ' ' ' Sm-I am happy to say that you have effectually cured my. child of skin disease, in five applications, She was covered from f"" f to hip with blotches, but now her skin is ir clear again,' lam,' yours gratefully " SARAH QRKCIORY, Gordon-street, Kast Bolt, Ciiiistchurch Dear Sm-I am pleased to say I am thorpuglily cured.. 1 was covered all over the body with brown blotches. You have effected in nine applications what doctors havo failed to cure in asinany years,. Yours truly ■<■ W-.KERCHER, T /.JUNG Jeweller and Watchmaker. Cuba-street, Wellington BEQS to inform, tho inhabitants qf •theWairarapsand tho travelling public generally that the Jfnjas holidays are at* hand.and that ho has just received a largo and various consignment of articles suitable for presonfa, ■ ■•(' If you want,a Watch ) .■ fjj' to ' If You want a'Clock;' V 0 C If you want a'Ring' "h tj If you want Brooches 0 rj "| If you want Electro- < fe plato $ If you lvantJoiyellory H ; . ofany'despription fjj ' • ,'■'•-=-■■ $ J, KING J ' iVnuld call patfalar ttttoiitiiui to his ast importation of electroplated goods, fhjcli for style, workmanship, and low irico cannot bo w|qalled in tho Colony, GO AND SEE THE WINDOW.' ' ' [, KING would also call special atten ion to his new stook of spectacles to nit all sights. ■ All work done on Hie promises at the hortest notice.' •'■' GOANDSEETHEWIWDUW, ' 3376