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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3414, 20 January 1890, Page 3

TAUEKU SMITHY George Townsend • "j AVINU takeu over the abovo well 1. known Smithy, solicits the pat ronaga of the inhabitants of the Taueru and nuflyiug districts, BlaoksiuithingWork in al its branche'i neatly exscutod, at lowest possible rates Wheelwrights wcrk uf every deacrip tinn oamied out on thburotuUai ; . >>y THE NEW ZEALAND. LOAN'AND ' MERCANTILE AGENCY COM PAH, LIMITED, 'i'-Ui WELLINGTON WOOL SALES.', THE Company.desire tu intimate .to ' Runhnlderii and Farmers that'' i AUUTION SALES ; Will bo held during the Soa'sbn at thoiv New Wool Stores, WELLINGTON. As a HOmber of buyers purposo attenditie; these Sides, Wool-growers are recommended W takb advantage of the competition of our local Auction in preference to disposing of their Clip by private treaty- j if reserves are no reached,'the wool can be shipped to t!i London Market, The next sale will be on or about tho 27th instant, Liberal advances rnndo on growing clips and all produco consigned for sale or shipment. . "■■•-:., ; ANDREW TODD,' '■ Wellington Manager. l J.B.KEITH, Mashtrttin Ayont. W- MANSFIELD. Monumental Mngpn. Sydney Street, WELLINGTON. (Nearly opposite* tho Cemetery Gate.) MAEBLE HEADSTONES from £3 10s. upwards, W'M. having an intimate and • practical knowledgo of th' 6 methods of Imperishablo lettering, guarantees all work executed by hini to be of the best quality, Estimates given and designs forwarded on, application. OPAKI BAWMIJLL.B Mastorton. •' '■■' RICHARD EVERNDEN •Q Tjl BEGS to notify that ho X\j'Jll, haa purchased tho above troll-known mill, and is prepared tb'.aut and delivor timber to order any aize and at the lowest possible trade rates, For tho convenience of customers an office is now oponed tn Porrystrbet where ordcra &o. can be loft. RE. EVERNDEN, Pronrintnr. JUIiILEEpLEBEATIOiN

Chairman of General Committee : ••. llis Worship the Mayor, Recretftry Goheral Com'mitteo! . T. M'Kenzie Esq. pboobammFoe SPOUTS To he held on 23nn JANUARY,; on the Basin KetffcrviY COMMENCING AT ONE O'CLOCK, Chairman of Sports Committee: Mr H. Id'Cardlo. Secretiry: Mr George I'cthcriclf, An efficient BAND will he .in tttendance during the day, frizes to the valuo of £IOO in cash and trophies. TOTAL VALUE OF JUBILKE HANDICAP £27105. (threo events). Programme of Sport*. 1, Maiden Race, 200yds—1st prize L2,2nd LI, 2, Jubilee Handicap (first event), Ist prize L3,2nnd L2,3rd . . . 3, Wheelbarrow Race (blindfolded), Ist prize LI, 2nd 10s . • 4, High Jump, Ist prize L2, second LI . 5, Hurdle Handicap, 120 yds (a) 6, Stone and Basket Race, 60 stones, Ist prim L 3, 2nd L2 7, Sack Race, 100 yd», Ist prizo L3,2r.d U 8, jubilee Handicap, (sccon I event 220jds) Ist prizo L 3, second L2,3rd LI 9/ Bicycle Handicap, three mile (a) 10, Vaulting with Pole, lßt prize L 3, 2nd L2 11, Maori Haka. L 25 to ho divided among the dancers provided 50 natives tab) part, v 12. One mile Handicap, Ist prize L 3, 2nd U 3rd LI 13, Tug of War, ten men aside, Trico L 5, winning team 14, 220yd8 Handicap (a) 15. Wrestling Match,. Ist prize L 3, 2nd, LI 10s 16, Long Jump—lst prize, £2; 2nd, £1 17. Old Colonists' Race (resident from 1840 to 1865)—1st prte, oil painting) 2nd prize, gentleman's hat. 18, Jubilto Handicap (third event), 440 yds -Ist prize, £3; 2nd, £2; 3rd, tt 19. Men-of-war's- Man's Race—lst prize, a; 2nd, 10s 20, Maori Men's Race-lst prize, £2; 2nd, £1 21. Obstacle Race-let prize, £t 10s; 2nd, Km 22. Maori Woman's Race—lst prize, IBs: 2nd, 10sj 3rd, 0s 23 Committeemen's Race, 220yda—Prize, trophy , 24, Greasy Pig Hunt—Prizo, tho pig 25, Consolation Race, lSOyds-lst prize, £2', 2nd, £1; 3rd, 10s 20, Climbing tho Greasy Pole-Prize, the ham Jubilee Handicap aggregate prizes—lst, L 6; 2nd, L2los j 3rd, LI, First and second fa each heat qualifies for points, Points to count as follows:—lst prize, (i poiuts; 2nd prize, 3 points; 3rd, 1 point. Events (a) to he under tho New Zea land Amateur' Association' Utiles. Trophic to the valuo of L 3, L2. aud LI will bo given for each event. Other events will be conducted and decided tinder tho rules of tho Caledonian Society, . A card giving tho order of events, and containing names, handicaps, and colours of tho competitors, will bo published by authority of the Committee and sold on the ground. . Kntry fees for ovonts-Jubilee Handicap, nomi ation, 2s Od; Mcoidances, 2s Gil; Mile Handicap, noinina'tion, 2s lid; Amateur events, 2s-; Tug-of-wnr, 5s per team j all other events, Ib, : Entries for handicap ovents to clobo on.thc 17th inst, -Handicaps will bo rublishc'd on tho 20th inat) colors and previous pedigrees must accompany each entry, ' ■ ,-.. Price of admission to ground-Adults, Is; children under 12, Frco, .-A)l cemmimicationd re. apor'ts to bo addressed to tho Secretary.' ' CEO. PETHERIOK, ' ' ' Adelaiile Road, '3408 . " "■ Wellington, MAKDEI GORGE ROAD. ; , CONTRACT NO, ft qiENDERSfor 3 Miles of Buskork X '.and Formation of Horse Road, marked, on; tho outside as'above and addressed tome will be roicivodat ihis office up to 2,30 p.u. of FRIDAY, Blßt Jaiiuar; r lß9o. Plans andspecifications may bo se'oti : 'at' Mii Birme's 'Store, Pahtatuft." The lowest or any toiider not necessarily accepted. v '.\' . J. W. A. MARCH ANT, Chief Surveyor. • ; ? (District Survoy Office, Wellington, 3rd January, 189 Q. ', 9402 NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS, ,| NYONE found.trespassing on the \[ land.of the nnileraigned after this date willbe prosecuted as the law directs. £.;johnßqn,,;,; ■'-.,'. 'Mora, ~ ..SINGING., MRS MUELLE Rwishcs to intimate that fho will t»k" in puoila for biiipiik; lessons to cnmiiMice from Ist January-ptuXii ,> } -,>■»,-. ;■:',:■''' Victoria-street, •>,; -> ; ' : 8395 %. •