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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIX, Issue 11538, 26 March 1898, Page 3

Volunteer Notices. t - mil *■ ~Q isTKicT, Orders. Volunteer Office, Christchurch, 26th March, ISOS. 1. The Volunteers of Canterbury will move into Camp of Exercise at Sumner on the 7th April proximo. 2. Drill Order will be the only order of dress throughout the Camp, and will include leggings, haversacks and water-bottles, and greatcoats to be used as special orders may require. 3. The Canterbury Yeomanry Cavalry, Canterbury Mounted hides, and E Battery Artillery will be camped separately on a site appointed, horses to be picketted. ibis Camp will be, for purposes of discipline, under the command of the semor-omcer present. 4. The Lyttelton Naval Artillery and N Battery Artillery will occupy tho forts allotted to them. 5. The two Infantry Battalions will be camped in brigade, under command of LioutenantCnlonel Francis, V.D., who will detail officers for brigade appointments. 6. The Mounted Corps will bo under the command of Major Slater, V.D. Major Young, V. L)., will bo Camp Quarter-master. 7. The Canterbury Mounted Eifles, E. Battery Artillery, Engineers and N.C. Battalion of Infantry will march from the Drillshed at S p.m. The South Canterbury Battalion of Infantry* on arrival at Christchurch Station, will march to camp. 8. Tho Waimato Kifles will travel by Express Train to Timaru, thoro joining their headquarters. A special train will convey the youth Canterbury troops, leaving Timaru at 7 p.m., picking up Volunteer’s and horses at Temuka, Orari and A ahhurtou en route. Tho Rangiora and Kaiapoi Eifles wilitravel by the ordinary train arriving in Christchurch at 7.25 p.m. 9. On breakiug-up tho Camp on the 11th proximo, a train leaving Christchurch at 7 p.m. will convey the South Canterbury troops to their stations, Waimate Rifles proceeding by ordinary train from Timaru to Waimata on tho following morning. Tho Rangiora and Kaiapoi Corps will proceed by the ordinary train leaving Christchurch at 5.15 p.m. 10, Supplementary Orders referring to the Canterbury Yeomanry Cavalry will be communicated. 11. Further orders for Camp routine will be published in Camp Orders for tho 7th ' April, 1898. ' 12. Surgeon-MajorThomas, F.M.a, willarrange for the attendance of Medical Officers in ■ • Camp. • 13. Volunteers will furnish their own bedding and mess utensils (straw will ba provided). 14. Rations will be issued by. the contractor in Camp, on requisition. Corps will provide for their own cooking and the transport of their own baggage to and from Camp. 15. The Officers of Engineers and Infantry Battalions will mess together in a marquee provided for the purpose. 16. Volunteers will show the customary respect for private property, and carefully avoid damaging fences, &c,, and encroaching on enclosed or cultivated ground. H. GORDON, Lt.-Col., 2704 Commanding Canterbury District. Sports. KAIAPOI Amalgamated JSJ'eiendly SOCIETIES’ SPORTS, To he held on EASTEE MONDAY, APRIL 11th. PROGRAMME. DISTRICT MAIDEN RACE, 100yds (men’s); trance. Is. First prize, Mr Gaarder’s trophy, ue 25s ; second, Mr Tutton’s trophy, value 10s. . DISTRICT HANDICAP RACE, boys under years, 100yds; entrance, Is. First prize, Mr J. con’s trophy, value jCI Is ; second, Mr J, Stani’s trophy, value 10s. HANDICAP BICYCLE RACE, half-mile; iraneo, Is. First prize. Austral Wheel Comly'gj value £1 Is; second, Mr C. -Wrights phy, value 10s 6d. . HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, 440yds; ennce, 2s Gd. First prize, Mr Bridget’s trophy 110 s cash; second, Messrs Nind-Ward and Co. s phy, value £1 Is. . GIRLS’ RACE, under 16 years, 100yds; ounce, free. First prize, Mosers Neate and Co. s .phy, value 10s ; second, Mr W. Parnham’s, cash 6. THREE-LEGGED RACE, under 16 years, 100yds ; entrance, Is per team. First prize, Messrs Ayers, Beauchamp and Co.’s, 10s 6d cash ; second, Messrs Ashworth Bros’., cash ss. 7. HANDICAP RACE, 880yds (open); entrance, 2s 6d. First prize, Mr Lindstrom’s cash, -s; second, Mr Sim’s cash, £1 Is. 8. AMATEUR HANDICAP RACE, 440yds; entrance, 2s. First prize, Messrs Reece and Sons trophy, value 30s; second prize, Mr J, Daly srug. 9. MEMBERS’ HANDICAP RACE, 200yds, age over 18 years ; entrance, Is. First prize, Messrs Fletcher, Humphreys and Co.’s trophy, value £1 Is ; second, Mr M. Scott’s cash, 10s. 10. MAORI WOMEN'S RACE, 100yds; entrance, free. First prize, Messrs Jameson and Anderson’s trophy, value £1 Is ; second, Mr R. Hopkins’s cash, ss. 11. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE (amateur), 120yds; entrance, 2s 6d. First prize, Messrs Aahhy, Bergh and Co.’s trophy, value 30s; second, Mr Archer’s trophy, value 10s. 13. THREE-LEGGED RACE, 100yds; entrance 2s per team. First prize. Dr Parsons cash, £1 Is; second, Mr J, L. Wilson’s cash, 10s. 13. PICK-A-BACK RACE, 50ydsout, 50yds back, change riders; entrance Is per man. First prize, Messrs Godfrey and Co.’s cash, £1 Is; second, Messrs Clarke and Co.’s cash, 10s, 14. LIGHT-WEIGHT WRESTLING, lOst 101 b or under; entrance. Is. First prize. “Lyttelton Times” Company’s cash, r£llsj second, Messrs Laugdown and Co.’s cash, 10s. 15. HEAVY - WEIGHT WRESTLING ; cntrance,"ls; first prize, G. Payling and Co.’s trophy, value £1 Is; second, Messrs Scott Bros, cash, 10s 6d. 16. HIGH JUMP ; entrance. Is. First prize, Messrs Benjamin and Co.’s trophy, value £1 ss; second, Mr Hester’s cash, ss. 17. CLIMBING GREASY POLE; entrance. Is. First prize, Mr K. Mclntosh’s trophy, value 15s. 18. MEMBERS’ HANDICAP BICYCLE RACE, local Lodges, 1 mile; entrance. Is. First prize, Mr B. Evans’s trophy, value 21s; second, Mr B. Evans’s trophy, value 12s. 19. OBSTACLE RACE; entrance, 2s. First prize, Mr J. Bailey’s trophy, value £1 Is; second, Mr Caverhill’s cash, 10s. 20. LOCAL JUVENILE LODGES’ HANDICAP RACE, 100yds, under IS years; entrance, 6d. First prize, Messrs Heywood Bros.’ trophy, value £lls; second, Mr D. Parker’s cash, ss. 2). LADIES' BICYCLE RACE, half-mile; en- j trance, free. First prize, Messrs Shearsby Bros.’ trophy, value £1; second, Messrs Shearsby Bros.’ trophy, value 10s. . 23. HANDICAP RACE, 440yds; entrance, 2s 6d. First prize, cash, £2; second, Dr Murray’s cash, £1 Is. 23. MAORI HAKA. 24. HANDICAP RACE, 100yds; age over 45 years; entrance Is. First prize, Messrs Chrystall and Co.’s trophy, value£l Is; second, cash, 10s. 25. ORANG-OUTANG RACE, 50yds backward, 50yds forward, 50yds on'al 1-fours; entrance. Is 6d. First prize, Mason, Struthers and Co.’s trophy, value £1 Is ; second, cash, 10s. 26. TUG-OF-WAR, Local Juvenile Benefit Societies, age under 18 years, 10 hoys a side; 5s per team. First prize, cash, 30s; second prize, cash, 15s. 27. HANDICAP RACE (open), 1 mile; entrance, 2s 6d. First prize, Mr J, Horner’s, cash, £2 2s ; second, Mr Papperill’s, cash, £1 Is. 28. HANDICAP BICYCLE RACE, H miles; entrance, Is 6d. First prize, Mr J. Balch’s trophy, value £1 Ss; second, Mr T. D. Blackmore’s, value 16s. 20. MEN’S HANDICAP RACE, 100yds; entrance, 2s 6d. First prize, cash, £2; second prize, Mr R. Moore’s cash, £t Is. 30. LEAP-FROG RACE, 150yds, 3 in a team; entrance, 3s per team. First prize, cash, £1 10s; second prize, Messrs Watson and Co.’s trophy, value £1 Is. 31. COMMITTEEMEN’S HANDICAP RACE, 100yds; entrance, free. First prize, Mr C. Mclntyre’s trophy, value £1 la; second, Mr W. Hayman’s trophy, value 10s. 32. TUG-OF-WAR, Local Benefit Societies, adults, 10 men a side; entrance, 10s per team. First prize, £3; second, £l. FLORAL PETE, Children under 16 years. First prize, 20s; second, 10s ; third, ss. Handicaps will appear m “ Times” and “ Press ” on April 7th, 1808. B, A. KNIGHT, Secretary, 2734 Kaiapoi. HOUSE OF LORDS WHISKY. 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