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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 220, 10 November 1888, Page 3

ANNUAL ~pij~ OSPITAL g PORTS, To be held in Mr E. F. Harris’s Paddock, Kaiti, on ST. ANDREW’S DAY, NOV. 30th, 1388. Patrons : His Worship the Mayor, and Chairmen of Local Bodies. Judges : Messrs W. F. Crawford, C. C. Lucas, and B. Watson. Starter : Captain Winter. Referee : Mr Chas. Evans. Handicappers : Messrs G. G. Primrose and A. Gray. Secretaries: Messrs H. McKay and B. N. Jones. General Commijtee : Hospital Trustees, the Officers, and Messrs W. O. Skeet, E. P. Joyce, J. Whitby, E. White, A. Gregg, C. Lewis, W. Adair, G. South, G. B. Moore, A. McLeod, and F. J. Piesse. —PROGRAMME—1— MAIDEN RACE, 200 yards ; entrance 2s 6d. Ist prize, Clock by J. Bailey and Lamp presented by J. Townley: 2nd, Tennis Shoes presented by Gariett Bros.; 3rd, Jdoz. Cups and Saucers presented by J. East. 2— BOYS’ HANDICAP (under 16), 150yds ; entrance Is. Ist piize, Youth’s Tweed Suit presented by J. L ngley ; 2nd, Boy’s Boots by O. J. Morrell; 3rd, pair Dumb Bells by Brown and Smail!. 3— OPEN HANDICAP, 150yds ; entrance 2s 6d. Ist prize, £2 and Standard for 12 months ; 2nd, Hunting Crop by H. Lewis and Brid e by W. Adair. 4— HOP, STEP, AND JUMP ; entrance 2s. Ist prize, Pair Tweed Trousers presented by R. Johnston & Co.; 2nd, Felt Hat by G. K. Moore. 5— CANOE RACE (Boys’); entrance Is. Ist prize, Watch presented by W. Par-

nell ; 2nd, Christmas Cake by H. Fisher ; 3rd, Book by T. Adams. 6— ST. ANDREW’S HANDICAP (three Events), to be julged by points : 3 to Ist, 2 to 2ad, anil 1 to 3rd ; entrance 7s 6d. Ist prize, £5 ; 2nd, £2; 3rd, £l. Ist Event, 150 yards. Ist prize, Trophy presented by S. McLernon ; 2nd, Headetall Bridle by Adeane and Primrose. 7— BOYS’ HANDICAP (under 12), 100yds ; entrance Is. Ist prize, Pair Oleographs, Tea Pot, and J-doz. Cups and Saucers presented by J. Whinray ; 2nd, Pair Boots by J. Hennessy; 3rd, Cake by Oatridge & Veale. 8— RUNNING HIGH JUMP ; entrance 2s 6d. Ist prize, case Lima Juice Cordial presented by G. Matthowsoa ; 2nd, Coat by Pettie & Harper. 9— HANDICAP RACE, 100 yards; entrance Is. Ist prize, Locket value 25s presented by W. Fraser ; 2nd, Cake Basket by A. Parnell & Co. LUNCH. 10—HANDICAP WALKING MATCH, 1 mile; entrance 3s. Ist prize, £4 and Cup presented by W. Good ; 2nd, £l, and Tweed Trousers by Hansen & Searle; 3rd Bridle by W. Morgan. —GIRLS’ RACE (under 16); entrance Is. 11 Ist prize, Japanese Tea Set presented by J. Ponsford ; 2nd, 4 Hair Brushes by Wingate, Bums & Co.; 3rd, Child’s Frock by E. Hartnett. —ST. ANDREW’S HANDICAP (2nd 12 Event), 440 yards. Ist prize, Trophy presented by T. J. Dickson ; 2ud," Caddy Tea by Pitt & Maguire, and one cheese by Mr Bright. 13— WRESTLING MATCH (Cumberland style) ; entrance 2s. Ist prize, £1 ; 2nd, Lamb presented by W. Cooper. 14— ANDREW’S HANDICAP (3rd Event), 220 yards. Ist prize, J-dpz. Cabinet Photos by C. P. Browne uud Smoking Cap by Mrs Rosie; 2nd, Dressed Lamb by J. Clark. 15— THREE-LEGGED RACE, 100 yards ; Entrance 2s. Ist prize, Round Beef by Hatton & Score and Goose by H. Cannon; 2nd, Bag Oa meal by D. M. Orr and 3 months’ Shoeing by G. Humphreys. 16— HANDICAP HURDLES, 300 yards, 10 flights 3ft 6in ; entrance 3s. Ist prize, £2 10s; 2nd, Silver Mounted Pipe by C. C. Lucas and Box of Cigars, J. R. Scott. 17— THROWING THE HAMMER; entrance 2s fid. Ist prize, Ham presented by Teat and Friar; 2nd, one cheese. 18— MILE HANDICAP RACE; entrance ss. Ist prize, £3, and Trophy presented by Dr Pollen ; 2nd, 30s ; 3rd, Herald for 12 months. 19— SWIMMING MATCH (for Boys under 16) ; entrance Is. Ist prize, £1 presented by R. Watson; 2nd, Christmas Cake by J. Craig.

Entries for Maiden and Handicap Events, Nos. 7 and 11 excepted, will be received by the Secretary, at his office, up to 9 p.m. on SATURDAY, 17ih November. Handicaps will be declared on November 24. First Event to start at 10 30 a.m.; others to follow at 20 minutep’ intervale. The Committee reserve the right to vary the programme. There shall be at least Four entries, or no event. The Garrison Band will be in Attendance. Admission to Grounds: Is; Children under 12, 6d; Horses, Is ; Vehicles, 2a. H. McKAY, ) T . . „ , . R. N. JONES J Joint Secretaries. GISBORNE HARBOR ACT, 1881, AMENDMENT ACT, 1888. EXTENSION OE BREAKWATER. T HEREBY give notice that a Poll of the “*• Ratepayers within the Special District, constituted in terms of the above Aet, actually on the Ratepayers' Roll, will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 14th November, 1888, at the Polling Places hereinunder mentioned, for the purpose of obtaining the consent of a Majority (both as to Number and Value) of the said ratepayers to a proposal to expend a further eum out of Loan, of £40,000, for the purpose of extending tbe Breakwater, now partly constructed at Gisborne, such expenditure to be subject in all respects to the conditions prescribed and imposed by the above Act, In Borough’ or Gisbobne— At the Town Clerk’s Office. In Gisborne-Riding —At Mr Hurrey’s House, Makarakaj; at the Court House' Ormond; and at Mr Colebrook's Store, Waeronga-a.hika. In Ts Abai Riding— At Mr Willson's Store, Te Aral; at the Public Hall, Patutabi and at the Hehool House, Waerengao* kurl, ■■ , r'. K In the Waikohu RiDiNO—At the School House, Karaka. In the Waimata Riding— At Mr Rlchardsoh’a, Post Office, • In the Whatautoko Riding— Ai Mr T. McConnell's Dwelling, Clifford Street, Whataupoko. •■ n : The Polling Booths will be open between the hours ot 9 a,tn. and 6 p.m. Dated at Gisborne this M day of Novem< befi 1888. W.M.TUCKER, Ctahttkft Gisbosbi Harbor