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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3392, 21 December 1889, Page 4

WAIRARAPA Caledonian Society OmcE Beamrb : PimsirasT-Mr T M Brown; • VicE-Pnusf- - best - Mr A Stewart; Dibectorb - Messrs C K Brcmner, W B Buick. John Cameron, Robert Cameron, A W'Cavej- John Druinmond, A A Elkins, R J Fitton, P Gray, D Guild, J«a Harvey, junr,, George Heron, Win Lowes, Thomas Maekay, Win Millar, James Muir, Robert McKay, M McKenzie, A MoLeod, juur., Donald McPhce, 0 H Osborne, Walter Perry, . James Ross; Jodokr—Messn C E llrcmncr, W B Buick, K Cnmeron, John Drum, mond, Y Gray, John Hessey, Thomas Mackay, Wm Millar, Donald McPhco, Walter Perry, Jameß Ross; StaivtmsMossrs C E Bremncr, R J Fillon, Jam s Muir; HASDic.UTEns—MoBBrs A A Flkiiia, James Muir, F O'Connor, James Rosi; P/fsu—Mr John Stewart. ANNUAL GATHMING Will take place at THE PARK, MASTERTON on WEDNESDAYyJAHUMiY 1,1890 Sports to commence at 11 o'clock n.m sharp, ABRASSBAND Will play choice Selections during the day, PROGRAMME, GJSHKHAL CONDITIONS i'O. . • WAIRARAPi HANDICAP, Coiißistiug of three distances, viz., 103, 220, and 410 yards. Entries to be made to the Secretary np to SATURDAY, December 2lst. Handicaps declared and published SATURDAY, December 2Stli, Kntvancc- Is, acceptance 1b; Ist Prize S3, Second £ 5, Third £2 10s; also Ist ami 2nd Prizes for -eaoli event of 30b and ■ 15s respectively, Acceptances to be received on the ground at 11 a.m. on day of Spoils, •. . ■■■'■■ 1. Maiden Floe, 220 yds, entrance 'is Od; first prize 10b, s-cond 20s, 2. Throwing Heavy Hammer, entrance 2s Od; first prize 40s, second 20s. 3. Wairarapa Handicap, first event, 100 yards; first 3(ls, second 15s 4. Hop, Step and Jump, entranoo 2s Od; first prize 30s, second 10s i '" ' 5. Wresting Match (Cumberland style), entrance os; first prize £3 and entrance money, second 20s 6. Hurdle Handicap, 220 yards,'ovor ten hurdles; entrance 3s, acceptance 3s; first prize, GOs, second prize 20s.' ■ ' ■ ■ 7. Tossiiiv? the. Caber, entrance'2s Oil; first prize 40s, second 15s 'B.- Maiden Walking Race, entrance 2s Od 1 mile: first prize 80s,' second ICb 9. Bagpipe Music, entrance 2s Gil; first prize 40s, second 20s, if three competitors 10, Highland Fling, entranoo 2s; first prize 20s, second 10s. 11, Three-Leged Raco (for youths under' 15), entrance free; first prize 10s, second ss, third 2s 6d 12. Wairarapa Handicap,- secondment; 220 yards; first prize 30s, second 15s : 13. Long Jump (running), entrance 2s; first prize 30s, second 10s 14, Bicycle Race, 1 mile,critrance 2s (id; first prize 40s, sccone 20s 15, I'uttng the Stone; entrouce 2s; first prize 40s, second 10s : 10, Scotch Reel, entrance ?si first-prize 20s, second 10s 17. Wairarapa Handicap, third ovent, 410 yards; first prize 30s,- second 15s 18 Vaulting with Pole, entrance 3s; first prize 40s, feoond 15s 10, Wrestling (Cntch-as-cotch-can), entrance 2s; first prize 40s with entrance added,second 203 20, Sock Race, (for boys only),eutrancc free; first prize 10s, second ss, and third 2s Od 21.880 Yards Handicap, entrance 2s; acceptance 2s; first prize 00s, second 20s 22. High Jump (runniug), entrance 2s; first prize 30s, second 10s 23. One Mile Handicap, entrance 3s, acccptonco 3s; first prize £o,' second £2, third to save his stakes 2-1. Consolation Handicap 220 yards, ontrauco 2s fid; first prizo 40s, second 20a 25. Tug of War, 10 members of Caledonian Society against'i)o competitors; prize 203

. .ADDITIONAL EVENTS, In addition,, Boys and Girls, Daces, Novelties, etc, will be held for which prizes will bo given. SPECIAL PRIZES. First, Silver Cup or £3 3s, second silver piedal or £1 Is, for the most points at the Society's gathering, the points tv count thus: Fjnt, 3 points, Second, 2, third; 1. '. Winners ot prizes cau get their value m trophies ifthe.v wish 60.. GENERAL CONDITIONS. . Events will bo conducted and decided striotlyin accordance with the Society's rules and conditions of competition,- a copy of which will bo posted in a conspicuous placo on the ground, Entries (or all ianii- ■ caps, aocompanied with fees and performances, must ho made with the Secretary 1 not later than Saturday, the 21st December. Three competitors to start or no second prize. The decision of tho Directors, or whoevor they may appoint shall in all cases be final,. In the event of the weather proving unfavorable, the Directors shall have it in their power to postpone the sports from day to day. riIICES OF ADMISSION, adults Is Children half prico, Members and their, families free on presentation 'of their cards of membership. WM.SELLAE _J ■. Hon. Secretary. TAUJEJRU SMITHY George Townsend EAVINtJ takon ovor the above wellknown Smithy, solicits the patI ronagn of the inhabitants of the Tauoru, aud outlying districts. Blacksuiithing Work in al its brandies ! neatly executod, at lowest possible rates _ Wheelwright's work of every description carried out on tho promises THI3 prevalence of Skis Disease has induced met» introduce an unfailing Remedy, obtained from AtoF Komlo, of Fiji, cuiiiug my stay thore. That this Disease is spreading fast is evidenced by tho reports of tho Awnliiiri Schools being closed through its hitherto unconquerable nature. Having had such thorough succoss in tho treatment of various forms of Skin Disease 1 can, without doubt, ussm-o i any person suffering, that by throe or I four applications tho most obstinae caßcs can be cured. All communications with particulars to bo addressed to tho proprietor, W. SPRING, Opposito St. John's Church. Willis Simbi, Martin-street, Wellington, November 21,188f1, TO MR SPRING, SIR-I am Imppy to say that you havo effectually cured inj child of skin dUcaso.iin five applications, She was covered from foot to Mp with blotches, but now her skin is quite ; clear again. lam, yonw gratefully SARAH GREGORY?

uu.uvu-o.irei, uaai mil, uanKCMU'CU, DJAR SIU-I am pleased to say I am thoroughly cared. 1 was covered all over the body with brown blotches. You have effected iaiiineaindications what doctors have failed to euro in an many years, Yours truly W.KEROHBR, J.KING Jeweller and Watchmaker. COBA-STREET, WeIHNOION, BEGS to inform the inhabitants of the Wairar'aps and the travelling public generally that the Xmaa holidays are at haud,and that he has just received a large and various consignment of articles, suitable for presents, ■. ' If you want a Watch ) 0 I ■ If vou want a Clock- P ; If you want a Ring h \ If you want Broodies 0 I •] If you want Electro- I > plate $ If you want Jewellery W ofanydespription § 'I. —■ o . J 0 J, KIM Would call.particular attention to,his last importation of olectroplated, goods, which For style, workmanship; and low price camiut.bo equalled inthoColony. ' GO LXD.jm THE WINDOW. J. KING would also! call speoiii atteu turn to his : new. stock of spectacles to suit all sights, " . ' ' All work done on the proraißea at the shortest notice, ' ; -,,. , GO AND BEE THE WINDOW.