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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3398, 31 December 1889, Page 3

"YTEW ZEALAND;,,RAILWAYS. :;'. WELLINGTON SECTION,*/ - NEW YEAR'S DAY, 1890. -,: ' OnNEWYEAK'K DAY,.January Ist prox, tho ordinary 7,lsi.ni;.tjralji from , WolliiiKton to Eketahuna, and the onlin. t ary 7.10 a.m. tinin fnru Mnstertnn to Vi e'iingtwii.willbuthrun m uuuil. Doparturo from likiitftliunacf the ordinary 2 p.m. train td Wellluatun, and departure ■ tif tbe ordinary 3.30 p.m. train Wellington to Maaterloii, will be delayed' until 4 p.m. and 6720 p.m. respectively, The running uf all other ordinary trains will ; be cancelled. A train will leave Eketpi huna at (i a.m. to connect «t Mutert'oh with train to Wellington, and a train will leave Jlaatercim for.Eketahunn' ftt ■ 9.bD p.m. ■' CATHOLIC PIONIO AT PIGEON ... BUSH . ■ ■::. OH NEW' YEaII'B MY, JANUARY Ist PROX. .- In coimecl inn with this picnic a special train will luavo Miißtertun at 9 30 K.m. Carterton JO sun.'. Feafcherston 10,17 arrivini' at Pigeon Bush at 10 67a.in.anil leavingPigcou Bush on return journey at6.lßp.ui. lls'urn faros, (including admission to ground), .(ruin Mnsterton 3s. 6J, from Carterton .„. ... its ftomOreytown '.,;'.' .„ ' 2> Gi', from Feaihcrston Is Cd, On J-inuary Ist 1890, DAY EXOURSIOJNTJKB.C3, available for leturn on day of issue only, may be obtained asunder;— i' *.. . Between Wellington and t'ppe Hutt (either way)— ■Firet class ... ~, ... 4 8 : ■ Second.clflM.,, ' 2-i6d Between Wellington, Petoac, and Lower Hutt.andunderinontionedstations (either way)Ist . 2nd Class. Cls«s. i Kaitoka ~, 5 8 .. 8s U

festheraton 7a 5s Sreytuwn ~; Ba'6d 6s fid : Carterton .„ Bib'd 6b 6d Masturton 9aGd h ■ Ekotahuna ,„ H B 6d 8s EXTENDED EXOUItSION TICKETS Kkotnhuna and Wellington (oithw way) —lst class, 20*; 2nd class, 15a—will bo «Bsued from Saturday, Decumhm 21st, Mil, np tn and tnofudinjf Thursday, January 2nd, 1890 to bo available for return up to and including Tuesday, January 14lh, 1890. In addition to the above SATURDAY RETURN TICKETS May be obtained fi»m any platiiin to nny station on the Napii'r-Woodville.niid Foxton-Nim Ply. mouth sections from Saturday.Decttmb-t' 21,1889, up to and including Thursday, January 2, IbOO, to be a»ailabl» for reutru up to and including Tuosdiv, January 14,1800. Similar tickets may be nbtaiuod hypevsona travelling lictwuoii stations on the Wellincton-Manawatu Company's linn and stations on the Foi-tun-Now Plymouth seotion. BYOBDER. Traffic Agent's Office, -Wellington, December 1880; 8305 WaWEAPA " Caledonian Society Otfioe Beabkhs ; PMsroßKt-Mr T M Brown; Viob-Pbkbi-t.esi- Mr A Stcwtirt; Diheciobs Messrs C B Bremner, W B Buick. John Caraoron, Roliort * Cameron, A W Care, John Dnimmond, A A Et'iius, B J Fitlbn. F Gray, D Guild, Jos Harvey, junr., George Heron, Wm Lowes, Thomas Jfaokov, Wm Millar, James Mnir, Robert McKay, M MoEemie, A MoLcod, junr., Donald Mcl'hoe, 0 H Osborne, Waller Perry, Jamps Ross; Jccqes—Measra C E Bremner, W B Buick, 111 'nnioron, John Dram. ■ mond, ( F Gray, John Hessey, Thomas Maotay, Wm MilUr, Donall McrTtoe, Walter Perry, James Ross; Starters— Messrs C K Bremnor, R J Fitton, Jam 6 Mmr; Hakdicaw uas-Measrs A A Fikins, Jamoa Muir, F O'Connor,' Jameß M ; Pipun-Mr John Stewart. ANNUAL GATHMING Will take place at THE PARK, MASTEHTON on WEDNESDAY, JU'UARI 1,1890 Sports to commence at 11 o'clock n.m sharp, ABRASS BAND Will play choice Selections during the day, PROGRAMME, GENERAL CONDITIONS WAIRARAPUIANDIOAP, Consisting of three distances, viz., 10!), 220, and 410 yards. Entries to be made to the Secretary up to BAIURDAY, December 2lst. Handicaps deolared and published BATUHDAY, .Docombtr 28tb. '"'ntranoe 4s, acceptance 4s; Ist Prin £tl, Pecoiid £5, Third £2 10s; also Island 2nd Prizes for oath irent of 30s and los respectively. Acceptances to be reci-ived oh tho ground at '.l a.m, on day ot Sports, 1. Maiden fin, 220 yds, eulrance 2s Gd;

nrst prize 408, e conj 20s, 3. Throwinß Heavy Hammer, entrance ii 6ii;lim prize 10s, second 20b. 3. Wairarapa Handicap, first evont, 100 yard6j first 3U«, Becoiuilss h Hop, Stop and Jump, ontranco 2s 6d: fct prize 30s, second Ids 5. Wresting Maich (C'iniberland stylo), entrance os; first prize £3 and ontranco ' monay, second 20s ■ ' 6. Hurdle Handicap, 220 yards, nvorten hurdles; entrance 3s, Acceptance 3s; first prize, 60s,_seco.d prize 2os . 7. Toosin < tlio Caber, ontranco 2s 6d; first nrize 10s, second 15s 8. Maiden Walking Rare; entranoo2s 6d 1 mile;firstprizo 30s, second 15s 9. Ba.'pipo Music, entrance 2s 63; first prize -JO?, second 20s, if three competitors 10. Highland Fling, entrance 2s; first prize 20s, second 106 11. Three-legged Itace (tor youths under 10), entrance free; firat prizo 10s, Becond ss> third 12. Wairarapi Handicap,, eccond.evont 220 yard 6; first prize 30s, second 15i 13. Long Jump (running), entrance 2s; first prize 30s, second 10s 14. Bioyclißaco, 1 mile,tntrance 2s 6d; first prize 10s, secone 20s 15. I'uttng the ftone; entranco 2s; first prizo dOs, second 10s ,16. Scotch Reel, entrance 2n: flni wizo 20s, second lOs 17. Wnirarapi Handicap, third event, •MO yards; Ant prize 30s, second 15s 18 Vaulting with Pole, ontranco 3s; first pr'zo 10s, second 15s 19, Wrestling (Catcb-as-eafch-can), entrance 2s; first prizo 10s with entrance added,second 20s 20. Saok liaco,l(6r boys only),entranoe free; first prizo 10s,second 6s, and third 2s6d 21. 880 Yards Handicap, entrance 2s; acooptance 2s; first prize IJOs, second 20b 22, High Jump (running), ontranoe 2s; first prize 30s, second 10s .23, One Mile Handicap, ontranco Ss, acceptance 3s; first prize £6, Second £2, third to savo his Btakcs 21, Consola'ion Handicap, 220 yards, entrance 2s Od; first prize 40s, second 20s 25. Tug of War, 10 members of Calodonimi Society against 10 competitors l l prize 20s ADMTIONAI EVENTS Inadditioli, Hoys and Girls' Paces, «iies, etc, mil be held for which prizes will bo given. SPECIAL PRIZES. . First, FilverCuporJß 3s, second site medal or £1 Is, _ for tho most points at the •Societys gathering, tho. points tj count thus! First, 3 points, sooond, 2,third, 1. Winners of prizes -can get thoir value in trophies if thev wish so. GENERAL CONDITIONS, Events will be conduoted and decided stnotly in accordance' with the Society's rules and conditions of competition, a copy owhioh will.be posted in a conspicuous place on tha ground. Entries forallhandiaaps,,accompanied with fees apd performances, must be made wiib, tho Seoretary not later than Saturday, tho 2lst Dooember. prize. Tho decision 'of'tho D : rect'>rs, or .vhoevcr thoy may appoint shall in all casoj bo final. Intheevontofthewoathor'prov- 1 nig unfavorable, the Direotors shall have it in their power to poßtpono tho snorts from lay to day, - ~-, >™ OF ADMIFSION, adults is Children half price,. Momberß and;their, : of membership. ~. ;. \,' _ ;'