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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4365, 11 March 1893, Page 4

ST, PATEIOK'S DAI. .PROGRAMME OF THE GREYTOWN VOLUNTEER JURE BRIGADE SPORTS. Jodoeb—His Worship tko Mayor, Messrs Bnillio,' and Haigh; Starter, Mr Jno. Jaokson; Timekeepers, Messrs Gallon, Wakelin and Loasby j Secretary, John L. Bees. Sports to Cosimesok at 11,80 ox TM RECREATION RESERVE. 1, Maiden Raco, 150 yards,. Ist £l,2nd 10s, : Ent. 2b Cd. 2, Hurdle Baoe (Maiden), 220 yds, let 80s, _ 2nd 10s. Ent. 2sod. / 3, Engine Competition, One Man, IstMedal | and 10s, 2nd trophy, 3rd trophy. Ent, i 2a. ] 4, Fire Brigade Handicap of three event?, | Ist event 120 yds, l6t £5, 2nd £2 10s, 3rd JEI. Winner o! each event to, re- ] ceive 10b. Nom. 2s, Aoc. Bs. 5, Boys Handicap,' under 16, '22oyds, Ist 10s, 2nd ss. Post entry 0, High Jump, running, Ist 15s, 2nd ss. Entraneo Is. 7. Engine Competition, Two Men, Ist two Medals and 10s,' 2nd Trophy, 3rd Trophy. Ent.2sod. 8. Fire Brigade Hep., 2nd event 140 yds, 9. Wrestling Matoh (Maiden)/ Light Weight Ist £l. Ent. 2a, 10. Pigeon in the Pot, Ist 10s. Ent. Is. 11. Bicycle ltaco (Maiden Amateur)-2 miles, Ist Medal, 2nd Trophy.; Post entry 2s, 12. Three Long Jumps, standing, Ist 10s, 2nd 6s. Ent," Is. 13. Amateur Raco Hep., 440 yds, Ist Cup value 40b. Nom. 2s, acc. 2s. 14. Engine Competition, Throe Men, Ist three Medals and 15s, 2nd Trophy Ent. 3s. 15. Fire Brigade Hop., 3rd event 10. Sack Haco, 200 yds, Ist 10s, 2nd ss. Ent, Is. 17.100 Yards Raco Haop, Ist £2 10s, 2nd £l,3rd 10a. Nom 2s, acpt 2s. 18. Band and Fireman's Raco Hop, 150 yds, Ist £l,2nd 10s, Ent 2s. 19. Consolation Raco, 220 yds, Ist £l, 2nd 10s. Ent Is. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. Three competitors to start or no vaeo; four or no second; five or no third. 2. If necessary the race will be run in heats. 3. In tho ovent of the scratch man not accepting the others to be put baok accordingly . 4. Tho Judgo's dcoision to bo final, 5, Nominations accompanied by perform- ■ ances for tho Inst two years, to bo sent to the Secretary on or before Maroh 6th for tho following eventß—4, 5, 8, 11, 13, 15, 17. ' Handicaps to bo declared 10th March and published. P 6. No nomination will be received unless ' accompanied by tho proper fee; postal notes preferred. 7. Acceptances close for the above events on the 15th March. 8. Competitors disobeying the starter to bo put back a yard for each offence for tho first two offences | for tho third ho will bo (lisi qualified. ' 9. The sports to be postponed in the event of th oweather proving unfavourable. 10. Any competitor running under an ® aßSiimed namo will bo disqualified.

Tho Papawni Brass Band lias kindly consented to play a low selections. Admission Is, Children Hall Price. A 80~IIt E E WILL be held in tho evening at the Palace Hall. Doublo Tickets, 6s; Single, 4s; extra Lady, 2s Cil; dancing at 8 p.m. LETT'S EOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. MASTURTON TO CASTLEPOINT. LEAVE Club Hotel and Post Office, Masterton, at 8 a.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays forTaucru, Tinui, and Cashpoint; returning Irom Castlepoint at 6 a.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays, reaching Mastcrton.in timo to catoh the afternoon train to Wellington, Mastedtos to Hohewood, East Coast. Leavo Masterton at 7.30 a.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays, calling at Leo's Blairlogie Hotel lor lunch (both journeys), returning from Homewood at 6.30 a.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays, in time to catoh tho 8.10 p,Detrain to * Wllington. Masterton to BRANCEmn. A conveyance leaves Masterton PoetOffico every Stjhdat Mornino at seven o'clock for Brancepeth, returning to M asterton at 5 p.m. Private conveyances may be engaged at any time by telegram or letter, T. P. LETT, Proprietor, FOB SALE. ABOUT 1,000 Acres of Land, Being that Corner Part of the Mataikuna Station, East Coast, adjoining " Annedale" (tho property of Messrs Williams & Beeiham). THE LAND, of good quality and well* watered, is fenced in, and has ksen partly improved. A further Blook of about 2,000 Acres adjoining the above, can be added if desired, A considerable portion of tho purchase money can remain on seourity of the property, at five per cent, pet annum, payable half yearly, For price and further particulars apply toJOHNBTON & CO., Wellington.

Established in the Colony in 1862 Gr, andT7YOUNG, DIRECT IMPORTERS, PRACTICAL WAI'ffiMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, LAMBTON QUA!, WELLINGTON, "pESPEOTFDLLy draw the attention XV of the public of Masterton and surrounding districts to the following facts in connection with their business, 1. That they Import all their goods direct from tho actual manufacturers in the Some country 2. That they have no commissions to pay to Homo buyore, Mr Goorge Young, one of the partners, being buyer in Eng. laud. 8 That they buy for cash and secure all discounts. ' 4. That by their buying from the actual manufacturers, having no commissions to pay. and securing all discounts, their goods aro landed in New Zealand atthe lowest possible cost, and as only a moderate profit is put upon landed cost, no house In the colony can sell cheaper than thoycan, if any so cheap. G.& T.YOUNG, HAVE MADE HIE WATOH AND ELECTRO SILVER PLATE DEPARTMENTS ' A special feature of their businosß, and they feel confident that customers fayoring them will hayo a ■Hijft Quality of Goods at Moderate Prices SHYER HUNTING ENGLISH LEVER WAIOHES FROM £3 15/- ■ Silver* plated Goods by the best makers. ROYAL HOTEL Qukbn-stbeex, Masiemon, T, C. ftAYNEK, PROPRIETOR, First Class Accommodation for Travellers and Visitors. None but tho Best Brands of Liquors kept, STABLING- AND PADDOCKS. , Walter CMMm, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, MAURICE VILLE.