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Waikato Times, Volume XL, Issue 3207, 14 January 1893, Page 3

EW ZEALAND BATTLEFIELDS! GRAPHIC, PATIIRTIC & FUNNY STOKIBS! Pathos and Humour of War ! SPLENDID WORD PICTURES! PERSONAL EXPERIENCES AND REMINISCENCES! MUSIC, SONG.& STORY! VOLUNTEER HALL, HAMILTON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, MR CO. MONTROSE (who served in the Fighlim.' Fortieth throughout the Tarunaki mid Waikuto Campaigns) BEGS to announce to his numerous friends in Hamilton and the Waikato that he will commence his tour through the district on the above date, giving his FAMOUS POPULARNABRATIYE "LIGHTS AND SHADOWS ()!•' SEW ZEALAND BATTLEFIELDS." |f Given before crowded and enthusiastic audiences in Australia and all the principal cities and towns of New Zealand, and warmly eulogised by the Press. See future advertisements, posters, handbills, etc. Prices of Admission: Reserved seats, 2a; unreserved, Is. Doors open 7 30 p.m; commence at 8. (Under the auspices of the Hamilton Swimming Club) TO BB HEM) OX Till! HAMILTON LAKE

MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1893, £SO PEIZB MONEY £SO PROGRAMME. First race starts at 12 noon sharp. 1. MAIDEN SWIMMING RACE 2. GIRLS UNDER 16 SWIMMING RACE 3. JUNIORS' SWIMMING IUCE. Boys under 15 4. MAORIMEN'SSWIMMINGRACE 5. ROB ROY CANOE RACE (Handicap) 6.220 YARDS SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP OF WAIKATO 7. BOYS UNDER 12 RUNNING RACE SO yards 8. GIRLS UNDER 12 RUNNING RACE, 60 yards 9. BOYS UNDER 18 SWIMMING RACE 10. MAORI CANOE HURDLE RACE 11. BOYSUNDERIBRUNNINGRACE 12. GIRLS UNDER 1G RUNNING RACE 13. SAILING RACE U. GREASY BOOM 15, MAORI CANOE RACE (flat) 16.100 YARDS AMATEUR SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEW ZEALAND 17. FOUR-OAR GUNWALE GIGS 18. MAORI CANOE HURDLE RACE 19. LONG DIVE (open) 20. PAIR-OAR HANDICAP BOAT 21. HAMILTON HANDICAP SWIMMING RACE 22. SINGLE SCULL RACE 23. OBSTACLE RUNNING RACE. Hamilton Brass Band in attendance. All Swimming Races will be held under the rales of the New Zealand Amuteur Swimming Association, Rowing races under the rules of the New Zealand Amateur Association. Admission : Adults, Is; children under 14, free; horses, Is each. Subscribers of live shillings and upwards may obtain family tickets from tho lion, sec For full information regarding prizes, entrance, conditions, etc,, s:e posters, which are now out. C. G KNOX, Hon, Sec,

ruMBRIDGBANNOAUTULKTIC \j SPOUTS. A MEETING of all those interested in carrjiiig out the above Sports will bo held iu the National Hotel, Cambridge, on SATURDAY NEXT, January 14th, at ° P ' m ' A. EACH, Secretaiy. WAIKATO HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL SHOW OF THE AN )\"A SOCIETY Will bo held in the PUBLIC HALL, TE AWAMUTU, ii) iiinuuii ii) i (St, Patrick's Day). Prize Schedule. POT PLANTS CUT FLOWERS FRUIT VEGETABLES ■ SUNDRIES (including Farm Produce) A list of Special and other Prizes will be issued shortly. N.B.—Offers of Special Prizes will be thankfully received by the Committee. Donors will kindly eomnuinieite with R. W. DYEIi, Hon. Sec, Hamilton; or C. A, TAYLOR, Hon Sec, Show Committee, rpUBF CLUB CIGARETTE I COUPONS, Result of No. 2. The following are tho names of the successful tipsters :-A. 0. Maine, Christchurch ;J. H. Grierson, Napier; Albert Whitcnmbe, Windsor Lane, P.irnell, Auckland ; W. D. McDonald, Wairoa North; D, Thomas, Nelson, The £SO Coupon No, 3 is now out.-HARRY ELLISON, Manufacturing Tobacconist and Commission Agent, I Auckland. January 6th, 1893, j