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ANNUAL jq- OsPI T A L gFORTB, To be held in Mb E. F. Habbi*' Paddock, Kaiti, on— St. ANDREW'S DAY (Nov. 80, 1887). Patbons ; Hi* Worship the Mayor and Chairmen of Local Bodie*. Judiie* t Messrs W. F. Crawford, A. C Arthur, and A. W. Croft. StAßTum: Oapt*ln Winter. HAMDtcAma IG. Primrose. Tbeasdbbb t E. K. Brown, Gixhbai, CosiMiTTSki Ho*pit*i Trustee*, th* Officers, and Messrs Skeet, J, Whitby, B. Brown, W. E. Akroyd, F, T. Morgan, J, D. Harper, L, I*od. 0. Evans, C. Gray, and T. Morgan. Messi* B. N. Jones and O. O, Lewis, Assistant Secretaries,

I. MAIDEN RACE—2OO yard*. Entrance, 2* 6d. Ist Prise, Pair of Vat**, presented by J. Townley ; 2nd Prise, Pair of Run. nlng Shoes, presented by J. Morrell s 3rd Prize, |doz. Cups, Saucers, and Plates, presented by J. East, 2. BOYS’ HANDICAP (under!6)—lsoyards. Entrance Is. Ist Prize, Youth's Trousers, presented by W. Searle; 2nd Prize, Pair of Boots, presented by Mr Hennessy: 3rd Prize, Set of Garden Tools, presented by A. Parnell & Co. 8. HOP, STEP, AND JUMP—Entrance, 2s 65. Ist Prize, Pair of Trousers to measure, presented by R. Johnston & Co.; 2nd Prize, Hat, value 10s 6d, presented by Clothing Factory. 4. OPEN HANDICAP—ISO yards. En. tranee. 2s 6d. Ist Prize, £2 and th* " Standard ” for 12 months; 2nd Prize, Whip, presented by Adeane A Primrose, and Spurs, by I. O. Taylor. 5. BOYB r CANOE RACE—Entrance, la. Ist Prize, Waterbury Watch, pretentad by F. Jones; °nd Prize, Christmas Cake, presented by J. Erskine. 6. 150 YARDS' HANDICAP (for member* of Amateur Athletic CluM—Entranee, 2s 6d. Ist Prize, Trophy (Bronze Drinking Cup), presented by S. McLernon; 2nd Prize, Meerschaum Pipe, presented by W. Miller; Brd Prize, Inkstand, presented by W. Fraser. 7. BOYS’ HANDIOAP(nnder 12)—100 yards. Entrance, Is. Ist Prize, Suit Boy’s Clothes, presented by J. Longley; 2nd Prize. Boy's Tweed Pants, presented" by Teat A Friar; Brd Prize, 2 Oleographs, presented bv J. Whinray 8. RUNNING HIGH JUMP—Entrance, 2s 6d. Ist Prize, Box Tea, presented by G. Matthewßon ; 2nd Prize, Calf, presented by J. Colaman. 3. HANDICAP WALKING MATOH-One Mile. Entrance, Bs. Ist Prize, £2 10s, and 1 orse Shod for six months, G. Humphries; 2nd Prize, Pair of E.B. Boots, presented by A. J. Cooper, and Hat by H. Lewis; Brd Prize, Bridle, presented bv S. Stevenson. 10. J BATTERY MOUNTING AND DISMOUNTING GUN COMPETITION— Entrance 1* per man. Ist Prize, £3 3s. 11. St. ANDREW’S HANDICAP-440 yards. Entrance, 7* 6d. Ist Prize, £5; 2nd Prize, £2 ; 3rd Prize, Meerschaum Pipe, presented by 0. C. Lucas. 12. GIRLS’ RACE (under 16)—100 yards. Entrance, Is. Ist Prize, Lady’s Costume, presented by Miss Doran, and Work Basket, by Mrs Rosie; 2nd Prize, Silk Umbrella, presented by G. R. Moore; 3rd Prize, Book, “ A World of Girls,” presented bv T. Adams. 18. HALF-MILE HANDICAP (Amateur Athletic Club)—Entrance 2a 6d. Ist Prize, Trophy presented by Mr T. J. Dickson; 2nd Prize,’One pair French Va*M, presented by Boylan A Co. 14. PUTTING THE STONE (24lbs)_Entrance, 2s. Ist Prize, Half ton of Coal, presented by H. E. Jonhston, and a Cake, by Oatridge A Veale; 2nd Prize, Box Cigars, presented by Dnnlop A Bonrke. 15. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE—ISO yds. 10 flights, of 3ft 6tn. Entrance, 2s 6d. Ist Prize, Special Prize, presented by J. R. Scott; 2nd Prize, Lamp, presented by Wingate, Burns A Co. 16. STANDING HIGH JUMP—Entrance, 2* 66. Ist Prize, Pair of Tweed Trousers, presented by J. Rosie 2nd Prize, Ornament*! Pipe, presented by W. Parnell. 17. MILE RACE HANDlCAP—Entrance, 6*. Ist Prize, £4 ; 2nd Prize £2; 3rd Prize, “ Herald " for 12 month*. 18 THREE-LEGGED RACE—Entrance, 2*. Ist Prize, Round ot Beef, prerented by Hatton A Score, and Dressed Lamb, by J. Clark; 2nd Prize, 2 sacks potatoes, presented by Berry, Daniel A Co. 19. OBSTACLE RACE — 440 yards. Entrance. 2* 66. Ist Prize, Bridle, prerented by W. A6»ir. end Saddle Cloth, by w. Morgan ; 2nd Prize, Cricket Bat, presented by Nolan A Sheet; 3rd Prize, Christmas Cake, presented by J. Craig. 20. THROWING THE HAMMER — Entrance. 2* 6d. Ist Prize, Caddy of Te*, presented by Mr Pollock, and 501b* Flour, by D. M. Orr; 2nd Prize, Cutglass Butter Dish and Knife. SPECIAL PRIZE of Silver Cup. presented by W. Good to Winner of most Hendicap Events; to be judged by points—B to first, 2 to second, and 1 to third. SPECIAL PRIZE of Silk Umbrella, presented bv Mr Goldsmith, for neatest dressed girl under 12, to be judged by a Committee of Ladies. SPECIAL PRIZE of £l, presented by E- P. Joyce, to the Vonth >eorl-g molt points in Events Noe. 2,5, and 7, Admission to Ground*s Adult*, Ist Chil. dren under 12, 6d; Hors**, Is; Vehicle*, 1* Meh ' ' H. McKAY. Secretary,

COOPER’S Universal Boot Shop, (Next Bank of New South Wales), Giamtons Road. TCT E W SPRING GOODS -LN (Just arrived). Ladies’ Otto Hertz Walking Shees „ „ „ Button Boots „ „ „ Balmorals The best Assortment of Tennis shoe* for Ladies and Gents, at all prices. Gentlemen’s Wide Welt Sewn Shooters Light Kid and Calf Balmorals „ Wolff’s E.S. and Derby Shoes, a special line The celebrated “ Zealandia " Boot* always in stock. Ladies’ and Gents' Boots and Shoes of every description made to order at the shortest notice. Farmers and Country Visitors wanting a first-class article will remember the address— ARTHUR J. COOPEB UNIVERSAL BOOT SHOP Next Bank of New Sonth Wales, Gladstone boad. NEW ALBION STABLES, LOWE STREET. THE Undersigned is prepared to Supply the Travelling and General Public with Single and Double Seated Buggies and Horses. Evbby attention given, and bvebt case taken. Terms hodebate. ROBERT LITTLE. MONEY TO LEND. £lOO to £l,OOO Low Rates of Interest. Solicitor’s costs aocoiding to Sca'e. Other charge* reduced. . .B.—Special arrangements for sums ot ever £l,OOO. EDWIN WOON, Agent Public Trvetee.

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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume I, Issue 73, 29 November 1887, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume I, Issue 73, 29 November 1887, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume I, Issue 73, 29 November 1887, Page 3

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