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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3686, 13 December 1890, Page 4

EKETAHUNA ATIdLETiO SPORTS, • TOBE UEtuilff ' ' V- i i BOXING DAY, DUOEMBER 26,1800,' IN MR JONES' PADDdOK.' SPORTS TO START AT 10.30 A.M. SnARP. . UNDER IHE PATRON AGE OF THE PAHIATUABAND, ' OFFICE BEARERS—President, Mr Von IWin; 'Vice-President, Dr MoLoiinnn; .Treasurer, Mr A Selby; Secretary, Mr W Murdoch; Members ol Committee, Messrs Bonnott, liriiilit, Jones, Pulling, Tonbill, Noilseii, Turnor; Starter, Mr F D Polling; Handicapper, Mr F Bright; Judges, President and Vice-President • • ' " " ' raoonuiMK,.

1 Maiden Baco, 200jda, ilrat 30a, 2nd . 10s, ontmnco 2s 2 First Eveilt of Boxing Day Handicap, lOOyib ■ 3 Boys' Unco under 12 years, first 7a Gd, second lis fld, entrance free 4 Hop, Step and Jump, first 30i, second 10s, entranco 2s 5 Hurdlo ltaco Handicap, 4-lOyds, first 40s, second 1 155.; Entranco 8s 0 Wrestling, (Cnmborland style),, first 495, second 20s, Entrance 3s . 7 Uirisltaee, 100 yds, first ss, second 2s Od. Entranco freo 8 Second Event of Boxing Day , Ilnntiioap, '22oyds '' 0 Fulling the Stono, fijrst |2os, socond 10.?, Entrance' 29 ■ 10 One Mile Wa)kin« Handicap, first •10s, fccond 20s. Entrance 3a. 11 Vaulting with I'ole, first 80s, second 10s;Entrance 2a ; < • 12 Members'.Haco, 100 yds, first,trophy value 20s; Entranco 2s. ■ 13 Third Event of Boxing Day Handicap, 440 yds 14 liunnind High Jump, first 20s, socond 10s, Entrance 2s , 15 OneMilo Runuinj! Handicap, first 50s, second tos, Entrance 4s 1G Horso Jiiuip, over bar, first, 100s, second 20s, Entrance os ; ' 17 Stceplechaso, about- 220 yds, !first 20s, second 10s. Entranco 2s ' 18 Conuolotion Kaeo, 220 yds, first 20s, second 10a. Entranco 2s hulSs anu'kmuutions. ■ Utiles Boxing Day Handicap to bi> won by points counting first 3, second 2, third 1. First prize £4, second third £l, ontranco feo 2s 6d accoptahco 2a 0(1, Nominations for No 2,5,10 and 15 close on loth December, with tho Secretary. Nominators are required ttt;sond;m their previous performances along with their nominations with the amounts above stated. Any competitor using an assumed name without the consent of tho committoo will be disqualified for the day. The decision ot tho Committee wiil bo final in nil cases. Tliroo competitors to start or no second jjrize. All protests must bo mado within ten minutes after tho event and accompanied with a feo of 10s wlnchwill be forfeited if protest not ontortained- Competitors for races leaving tho mark before the pistol report will bo put back ono yard Amussios to ground; Adults Is, Children 6d. .. Horses and dogs strictly prohibited.

A GRAND BALL Will bo held in tho evening at tho TOWN HALL. First olasa musio provided. Wm. MURDOCH, Hon, Seo Eketahuna Hotel. THOMAS P ARSONS.,....Pboprietor HAYING taken over the above wellknown and old-established Hotel T. Parsons trusts by civility and best attention, to secure. a fair share of patronago. THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC v?ill find this establishment ono of THE BEST PLACES OF CALL In the Forty Mile Bush. The House has boen thoroughly rent vatedand ie-furnishedi Tho quality of tho Wines, Beeor. and Spirits are of tho very best obtainable, T. PAHSONS, 53 Proprietor, JUST LANDED, , liX RMUTAKA, ' Fifteen Cases ■ Of; , SADDLERY

AMONGST which aro somo of th VERY BEST Ladies and Gouts Saddles to bo procured, Also a few is s of Li»lit English Harness to BE SOLD JAB-ELLIOTT. SADDLER, HARNESS! AKERk queen-street, • QUBSCRIPTION lists aroj !boiu» 0 .started throu«!i (lisLower Valley for the purposo of raisin® funds for the benefit of tlio children of tlio lato Allred Clifton, who died at, Carterton about twelve months a-joi Tho. children 1 , fiyo ill number,' with age's rough)" from fourteen months to seven years, liavo been token chargj of fcy Mr Lara Anderson, of Ekctaliuim,.'entirely"at lui own oxponso. He has applied to the BoiiuvtilentSociety for aid, but they informed himtbtnotliinucouldbo dono, in the matter, Hn was informed (hot llio only way was to hand the children over to tlio police, ivliich )iu (lid not like ,'duini» as Mrs Anderson' had' promised Mr Clifton that she would seo to the children. It conies very hard on Mr Andorson to have to support the children out of his own pocket. Mrs Clifton has gone out lo work, but Ins b".o:i very ill, and ijuite uinblo to assist iu any way. Any 0110 v.lio cotild nsaißt bv giving a little would hi) (loinj; n charitable action, fc'ubsciiptiona may be left at the oilicenf this paper. P, 1, Reynolds, builder and contractor, Adjo.nm» Drill Shed). MABTERTON. LI kinds of JUINERY prepared. DOORS AND SASHES in Stock, WELL SEASONED dressed and un dressed MATERIAL. Ftorinjii ■, ■ Matchliuiiig,- . Architrave Mouldings, Sc.. , ■ ■■■'•• cheap; MAJXEKTON". NOTICE, intimates given.- ' ' 8378