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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 563, 30 December 1875, Page 3

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JJ.Q IRU A W AHI JL. AnNIMITsPORTS, ; To be "held onFBIDAX the 81it DEOMBSB. 1875, and SATURDAY, the lit a»y d! JANUARY, 1876. Steward*.- — Mtsm T V Tlitapatrick, 0 B L*ing, Wm Stock, , R B Hunt, 0 Edgeotfmbe, Hope, HUH, Br<eea, Ore mbie, ft Edmund Fitenatrick. Judge : -W -N Searancfce, Esq. Handicapped :— Mrssra Stock and Laing. Starter :— T V Fitzpatrick, Esq. Cferfc o/ Me Course r— C B Laing, Esq. Clerk of the Scales :— Wm Stock, Eaq. FIRST DAY, . ; SORSM! jR'J.CZ& 1. Ponies — M hands and under, once round the course ; catoh weights ; entrance sa. prise £5. ,Pott erttriei, etftiancfl addfcd. 2.: Handicap Tlat Bace, twice round the course ; entrance iee SSL Prize £20. Three kories to Blurt or no race. - EkißTKs : •t Jb 1 Mr X&rkffood'A Clipper ... 8 12 tor Bondfc Don ... v .. 10 12 .. Mr&rfks^r'ftPakuraAgi*.. 10 8 Mr Tayfor't Bi*n*rck ... 10 4 , Mr Higglnson'a Lm*j ... « 4 Mr Boon's Lanty ... FlO Mr Kirkwoods Grown ... 50 f Mr Hili'i Disfentoano* „. 912 3 Trotting Match, twice round the eotUPe ; entrance 10s. Prtee £10. Mr Bond's Hsppe ... soirtctr Mr Kirkwood'g Lady,. . 8»0 ynrds Mr Hope's Gilaoekie... 600 yards Horses breaking to turn right round. 4. Handicap Hurdle Race, ti*ice round thecourae^ over 8 flights of hurdJes, <Stt 6ia high. Entrance, 15s. Prize £15, EWTJtTES : Mr Kirkwoods Middy Aafeore 11 12 Mr G- Kirkwoods Grown ... 11 4 Mr Hills-D isturbance ... 11 2 Mr Bond's Lady Sarah ... 1» 2 6. Hack Bace, onoe round (the course. En-tcance-s*. Prize £5. . Post entry ; the winner, of any advertised race excluded. 6. Horses owned and ridden by Maori dl only, once round the course. Entrance, sn. Prize, saddle and bridle, presented by L. B. Harris, Esq. Post entries ; Heats. 7. Consolation fftakfcs, for all horses beaten in former races ; once round the course, fits* £5. Entrance ss. FIMT RlOl TO BTAST Al 11 O'CLOCK A.M. SECOND DAY. 3POBTS TOCtoICHBHOX AT Hilf-TIST TEV A.M. 1. Maiden Flat Bace— 100 " yards. Prize £1 2. Standing Long Jump— Without weights; 3 jumps each. Prize £1 8. Flat Race (Handicap) — 1 mile. Entrance, 2s. Gd. First prize £2 10s ; second £1 4. Boys' &»ce— 100 yards boys to be under 4 feet 6 inches high. Prize 10a 5. Running Long Jump— 3 jumps each. Prize £1 6 Hurdle Race (Handicap) — 400 yards.; over 8 hurdles 3feHl G inches high. Entrance 2a 6d. First prize £2 ; sec »nd 15b 7. Boys' ft;ic i—2oOyards-;i — 20O yards-; toys ever 4 ieet 6 'inches and under 6 feet high. Piize 15s 8. Flat Race (Handicap)— 2so yards. Entrance, 2s 6d. Prize £2 9. Runnkg High Jump — First prite £1 ; ; second 10s 10. Vaulting with the Pole— Firsb priao £1 ; second, 10s 11. Flat Race (Handicap)— Half mi >c. Krs"t prize £2 : second 15s 12. Standing High Jump — First prize 15i ; •second #s 6d *£B. W«hine Maori Raee — Prfea 103 •14. Putting the Stone— Prize 10s 15. Walking Greasy Boom over waterEntrance, free. Prae 15s. Competitors to compete in shirt and trousers. PaiZKS IK A FUTURK ISStW. The decision eft <)he Stewards shall in all cases be final — no entriei received except on £hU condition. O ly subscribers of not less than 10s to the funds can enter horses for races 2, 3, 4. No one will be allowed to compete for the athletic •sports who has not subscribed 2s 6 I to the fund — i his does not apply to the 'Wahhie Maori or Boys' race, or walking the boeni. Entries for the handicap -foot races (mile, half mile, 'hurdle race, and 250 yards) muat be made to the, Secretary, at the Delta Hotel, on or before thq 29th of December. No protest will be received unless the sum of 10s for horse races and 5s for atblletic spoils be lodged wirii it, which money will be forfeited in case the protest tis not allowed. Kntriefe for all general sports Is, except handicaps, boys', tnd wabine Maori races, and greasy boom, which latter are free. Three Btarters for each event or no prize will be^iren. E; FITZPATRICK, Treas. JOHN T. GIFFJSEY, Sec.

HOTEL, AUO KLA.N©. P. GORMAN, {(late of the Alexandra Hotel, Parnell.) Has pleasuie in announcing to the Settlers of the Waikato that be has taken this old esftfeiislrment and favorite hostelry, where he will he happy to welcome old friends and new acquaint* ances. The accommodation afforded at the STAR HOTEL, AUCKLAND, needs 110 comment. Apartments en suite for Ladies and Fam?lies. The Bar will be found well supplied wilh the best brands of Ales, Winea, and Spirits procurable. A First Class Table will be (found at the STAR HOTEL, AUCKLAND, Waikato Times filed. iTaORMAN, Proprfefto*.

TZ'IWI FLOUR MILLS. PRICES CU&BSNT*^ Sacks 1091b bags 601b bags £sd£sd £ s d No 1 Crest Brail* 16 13 0 17 3 0 17 10 6 No 1 Family flour U SO 14 13 0 15 -0 $ Sharps, per ton... 8 10 O Bran, per ton ... 8 12 fi Oats, per busbe) 0 5 0 , „ crushed .. 0 5 0 Oatmeal, per 1b... 0 0-3 The above prices include sacks and bags. Gmting Is per bushel ; large lots as per agreement. , JPEavs Ownar; U£ per centr on accounts paid within the montr* G. B. BEERE.

WAIKATO STEAM NAVIGATION ▲Nfr COAL MINING CO. LIMITED. NGAKUAWAHIA SPOUTS, Deobmbbk 31, 1875, & Janua-ey 1, 1876. A Steamer will run from Hamilton to Ngaruawabia, leaving at 9 30 am and returning when the Sports are over Return Tickets, 3s '6d v & R HUNT, Local Manager.

|^( BAZ I N O UATT L E. D. CALEY, Mona Hill, Pukerimu, is open to ttke io Cattle to Gr^ze, in rich Clorer Pasture