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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1144, 25 October 1879, Page 3

New Advertisements. J. & W, MARTtN Having completed arrangements for Supplying Hamilton with ' Meat, UTTON, LAMB AND BEEP, Of the Primest Quality, will be Sold at the following Prices For Cash! Mutton .. .... 2£d to 3d per lb. Lamb ~ .... 2s Gdto 3sper qr. Beef ~ .. .. '2Jii to 5d per lb. : Prtrk on Saturdays. SAUSAGES-A Fresh Supply Daily. UMBRIDGE ATHLETIC SPORTS. L 1 .. ...... MONDAY, NOVEMBER ioth, 1879. Judges*: Major Hay, arid Major Wilson. Starters: Messrs. J. Miller and Jas. Meruish. JHaridicappers : ! Messrs. Jas. !, P. Camp, John Miller, and C. D. Mackintosh. Committee :- Messrs. Robt. Kirkwood, Thos. P.*ak, R. Keessing, CD. Mackintosh, arid J. Miller. The Sports to commence at 11 a.m., in the Paddock of Mr J. Sharp. The Cambridge and Waikato Keed Band .havo kindly consented to; attend. \\ ■• Programme; 1. Maiden Race, 150 yards, ,open to all who have never; won an advertised race : Ist, £l. Entrance, '■' 72s (3d. ' ■■''/. . .'■■' 2. Cambridge 1 Cup, four distances—--100, : 300, 400, 500 yards—ist prize, £7 and a Silver Cup, value about £ls ; 2nd, £3 ; 3rd, £2. Winners of each event to take 10s. Entrance fee, 7s 6d. Heats, if the handicapped think it necessary, 'to. be decided by points—s, 3, 2...-.. , , 3. Hop, Step and Jump: Ist,; 10s. Entrance/Is., •■•■ •' 4. Running Long Jump : Ist, 10s; Entrance, Is. 5. One Mile Handicap Walking v Mateh : Ist, £2. Entrance, 2s 6d. 6. 12 yards Handicap Boy's Race, Entrance, Is; Ist prize, 15s 2nd prize, 10s; 3rd prize, ss. 7. Throwing: the Cricket Balls Entrance, Is; Ist prize 15s. ' 8.-. 100 yards- Handicap Boyjs Race, ■ under 12 years; Ist prize, ■ J 0s; 2nd prize, 5s ; 3rd prize, 2s Gd. 9. Standing high jump. Ist prize, 1.55. Entrance, Is,. 10. Running High Jump. Ist prize, ,'l'lofl. Entrance, 'ls. ; 11. Tilting in the Ring, entrance, 2s 6d; Ist prize, £3; second prize, '£l. This event starts at 4.30 p.in. CONDITIONS. Three to start or no race. Entrance for Handicap Race (No. 2, 5) with subscriptions to the fund of 10s 6d. Colors, ; arid "{ill' performance for the last, two years, must be forwarded to the Secretary, James T Camp, on November Ist, 1879 ; the above event open to all comers, by payment of the subscriptions. The decision of the Committee willbe final. Any winner may take trophies instead of Cash. J.CAMP, Hon. £cc. C.A.B. THE IMPORTED THOROUGHBREDSIER. FE V E 'ILL serve a limited number of Mares, in his owner's at" Gorton, ' near Cambridge. Terms . , _. ~ Seven ~ Guineas for each Half-bred rMare ; v ;Ten Guineas for each Thorough-bred Mare, payable by promissory note, due January 5, 1880. Good Paddocks will "be provided for Mares, at 2s per week per head. Every care taken, but riorespbnsibilityincurred. " Feve" is a Golden Chestnut, no white, stands 15 hands 3 .inches in bight, covers a deal of ground on short flat legs, has great depth of girth, light racing neck, splendid shoulders, without a particle of lumber, in fact is a perfect model of a racehorse. .. -" - PEDIGREE.

By ' Lord Clifden,' out of ' Haricot.' by ' Mango,' or * Lanercost,' her dam Queen Mary,' by Gladiator; Mango, by "Emilis,' out of 'Mustard,' by «Merlin' out of Morel. 'Lanercost,' 'by Liverpool,'out of ' Otis,' by ' Bustard,' out of daugter of sister to 'Skysweeper,' by,' Highflyer; 'Lord Olifden,' by' Newminster,' dam the' Slave,'by ' Melbourne,' out of ' Volley,' (sister to ' Voltigeur,); ' Newminster,' by ' Touchstone,' out of 'Beeswing,' by 'Dr Syntax.' It will be seen from the above pedigree that' FEVE ' is one of the most fashionably bred horses ever exported from England. As the number of Mares will be strictly limited, intending breeders are requested to communicate as soon as possible with the owner. A £lO Cup wil be given at the Cambridge Farmers' Club Show, 1880, for he best Mare in foal, or with foal at foot by'Feve.' * Season will commence Ist Ootobe i 1 The owner reserves to himsetf the right of refusing Mares not deemed suitable. No business done on Sundays. ROBERT EEKGUSSON. Gorton, Cambridge, 27th August, 1879' ■TE AWAMUTC CAVALRY VOLUNTEERS. THE Te Awamutu and Hamilton Contingent will commence their HalfYearly Training, as follows : At To Awamutu, at 10 a.m., 3rd Nov. At Hamilton, at 10 a.m., 24th Nov. The Waikato Cavalry Volunteers will Brigade for Inspection and Exercise, at Ohaupo, at 10 a.m. on 29th November, 1879. (Sd.) WM. JACKSON, Ma o Commanding Cavalry Volunteers, Waikato District. PURIRI POSTS, F a heavy class, for sale on the truck atPukekohe Station, at £5 10s the ALFRED BUOKL4NX>.