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Grey River Argus, 6 October 1905, Page 3

{AHAURA AXEMEN'S CARNISI S AL. To be held in School Grouals, Ahaura, IN OV EMBER 9th, 1305 OFFICERS : President: J. F White; Vice President: J. C. Evison; Treasurer: W. Clayton,Secretary: L. J. Carmine; Committee The Officers, with Messrs J. O'Sullivan A H. Dunn and G. Hahn. PROGRAMME I_l p.m— MAIDEN HANDICAP SA^V 18-inch log. First £4; second, £1 Entrance tee 3s; acceptance, 2s. 2—1.30 p.in— TYRO CHOP, 18 inch log First, £3 ; second, trophy presented by W. H. Lloyd, Esq Entrance fee- 4s 3—2 p.m— MAIDEN SHOVELLING MATCH, (to put. one yard of gravel over a 4ft rail. First, £2; second, trophy presented by H. WebeT, Esq. Entrance fee 3s 4.— 2.30 p.m— MAIDEN HANDICAP CHOP, 18-inch log. First', £3 ; second, £1. Entrance f:.e, 3s; acceptance Is 5—3 p.m— CHAMPION HANDICAP SAW, 2ft log. First £6 and trophy racing saw presented by E. M. Sheedy, Esq. ; second £2. Entrance fee, 6s ; acceptances, 3s. 6—3.30 p,m— CHAMPION HANDI CAP CHOP, , 2ft log. First. £15; I second £3 third £2. Entrance fee, 1 5s acceptance, ss. 7_4 p.m— SHOVELLING HANDICAP I MATCH to piii*. one yard of gravel over 4ft rail. Fii-ft, £2; second, £1. En trance fee 3s. Handicaps declared after finish Maiden Shovel. 8.— 4.30 p.m— UPRIGHT CHOP HAN DICAP, 18 inch log. First, £3, ai;d trophy presented by J. Ring, Esq. ; second £1. Entrance fee, 36; accept ance 2s. CONDITIONS. 1. Nominations for all events close with the Secretary, WEDNESDAY, .Bth October. All nominations must m^ ac companied with the past -two years' per fonnances up to da*e of nomination, and accompanied with .'.he prescribed nomina tion fete, qthenvisSe they will not Ye = entertained. Handicaps will be declared on Wednesday, 25th October, for a.l events except number 7. Acceptances, which must be accompanied by fee will b e received up till 4'.h Novemfcer. 2. Four entries or no event. 3. Competitors must appear in suitable clothing. 4. In sawing ©vents .the names of each pair of competitors must be given, i ther wise they will not be handicapped. 5. AU protests must be m writing and lodged with ithe Secretary -within ten minutes after tlfc event, accompanied by a deposi.t of 10s, which sum may be forfeited if -the protest- is considered frivolous.. 6. In the maiden events "Maid|.n" wi'l be interpreted as one who has not wm T i.n event of the kind prescribed. 7. ''Tyro' means any competitor' who- T has ncit chopped at any previous carnival I. competition. The winner of th© Tyro •annot start for the Maiden Chop. 8. All logs for sawing and chopping .vill be trimmed to size and any i\.,n i>c.ti'.or caught tampering with li'is log orior to the word 'go' will be liable to ie disqualified. _ 9. Th. programme may be altered oi « ■i-mended, and in the event of unfavorable rt-ea'.her thp whole of the events may he postponed. 10. Any competitor shall, if demanded ■sign a declaration as to his previous pr | tornianccs and anyone refusng may be disqualified. 11. Passes for coinpt-tisVors only may be ob f amed from the Secretary up' till nooa of the day of the Carnival. 12. Bookmakers will hs licensed .ti n •cc of £1 Is. 13 The decision of the Commit'he on any question in dispute shall be final, = and all law proceedings ban! : d. Races fOr boys and girls as well ns scrambles, will be held during _U afternoon. SOCIAL AND DANCE. A Druids' Social and Dunce will ho held nA James's Hall, Ahaura, in th- v evening. Gents' ticko's 3s; ladies Iro.. Tickets can be had from any lumber of the Committee ©rLodo-e. L. J. CARMINE, Hon Secretary. TO i-TAND THE SEASON AT GREYMOUTH. travel as far as Totara Flat Kumara. Ti E TROTTING STALLION '.Electioneer Chief Full Irother to the clampion Trot-'n-IHE MEMBER, Mile in 2 in.' Constance — Elpttifneer Tr^di-cer-Toucb.tone I Albeit 1133-Silh.a mare. ELECTIONEER -CHIEF is abided ' hay 5 years old, with blue 1 -* p.J."t», md s'iiud.s about 16 hand** with sp!cndi<> hone and beaut ful iem cr. Uis sin' Kh-ctirneer is one of the * rente:** sires 'hat h«.s ever left America. Having s-irod Elector, 2.18; Th- Membor, 2.19; 0.,---war 12,20; Candidate 2 miles, . ".43 ; Sir Hector 4,58 ; King George, 5 mm; . EJeciioneer-Bells mm, and Ballet, Ed-. w;ud K. Senator, Sandow, Elflock ani other.**. Terms ; £3 10s. - Groomage ss. Two or moro marcs as per arrangements. Fcr further partiou'ars app'y to D. JONEvS, Murfitt's St-.ble*-; O'qhden. MACKAY STRKKFsHOETN''. FORGE. X/TR DAVID WILLIAMS havi -JrJL taken over the premises latng occupied by Mr Alexander, wishes ely inform HORSE-OWN EUS and the GENERALPUBCId that 'all work entrusted to Inn will receive his bine, at tention, , The SHOEING DEPARTMENT has * been placed in the capable h nds of MR JOHN TANNER., and Har&e Q-*v«er may rest assured on receiving tho best workman, hip at nuder to prices. A. trial soli:iteu. a\l \Yoik iu'rned oui guaranteed SHOES of all sizes kept en hand, i All Blaeksmit.Uin_- Work in the Mmm ; Shij and Engine lines uill be' in th i-ds of -David Williams, PROPRIETOR Kp George Melndoe, M.S.CI. tl:eCity Analyst, lnvereargill, says :— "Where the milk . of the mother is not. available, a good Condensi-d Millc is an efficient- substitute." The Best Milk for BaW because of the uniformly -excellent quality and as'sim-lability is ti High!ander ,, rniiiii i lirrm a ii___i >iii ihiiii'if, 'I'tmiui fjjliijjui Condensed Milk'"- . Ii is absolutely pure and conl-avn,* 1 neither cornflower nor ciivmicalf. The milk supply is obtained from a select hprd of Jersey co vs and tho process cf manufaoture >'s cay.'-id o'.t under scientific and .ho' strictest sanitary conditions. SOLD BY ALL STOREKEEPERS; HERBERT gEPfi-EET GROCERY. Mil GEO WILLIAMS, GROOEU AND PROVISION MBIiCHAN ! . A N^ OUNCES to the IHihlto of Grey, X_V mouth genora,liy that he has opend. a store in Berbers street, opposite theUnion Hotel, and is now in a position to : supply tlieir wanis. . IN STOOK, Grocerier. oi ail Descriptions. Preserved Fruits cf all Kinds. Crockery, Crooke; y, etc IS'..>L[OIT A TRIAL " ARROW" IRON WORKS., Hv Scrivener. Metal Turner and Engineer. ITVVEP.Y facility for making and re_U pi ring ge neral mr chinery. Bicyelo parts m_ide. I awn mowers, ; r.alKing machines, type-writers, cameras, i •nd 'citn ( iae apparatus niairedv Grinding of m.ichfne knives, s'f- psn'ng of cilge-too's and hoisehold jn pie- . nent*- asp"c : *\lity, , 7- ." ■Anyihin.g n_en"c. from an'oil can to ' ' n . oil-engine.' - a k-keys cut.. L M ARD St., (oflf TA NUI T., , 1 y Steer. C'rnerlbpot h0, .) ] , lliug up No . 183. Urey mon' li. \ >