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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 139, 9 December 1887, Page 3

THE KAITUNA VALLEY ANNUAL Boxing Day Sports TO BE HELD IN MRS DiGKSON'S PADDOCK, KAITUNA VALLEY ON DECEMBER —26th, 1887PROGRAMME : 1. Maiden, 160 yards. — Entrance, 2s Gd ; Ist, ; 2nd, 2. Boys’ Race. —For boys under 10; en trance, free. 3. Running High Leap. —Entrance, 2s 6d; Ist ; 2nd, 4. the Stone. —Entrance, 2s ; Ist, ; 2nd, 5. 100 Yards Handicap.—lst, £2; 2nd, £1 ; 3rd, save stakes. 6. Boys’ Race.— For boys under 14; Ist, 7s 6d ; 2nd, 2s Gd. 7. 440 Yards Handicap.—lst, £2 10s 2nd, £1 10s; 3rd, 10s. 8. Sack Rack.— Over hurdles, off scratch; Ist and 2nd. 9. 250 Handicap Hurdles,—lst and 2nd. 10. Old Mans’ Race (handicap).—lst and 2nd. 11. Hop, Step and Juaip (handicap).— Ist and 2nd. 12. Four Part Race.'—lst and 2nd. 13. Hill Race.—lst, 2nd and 3rd. 14. One Mile Handicap.—lst, 2nd and 3rd. 15. Backward Race (handicap).—lst and 2nd. IG. Vaulting with Pole.—lst and 2nd. 17. All Fours on Riders (220 yards).— Ist and 2nd. 18. Two Miles Walking Handicap.—lst, 2nd and 3rd. 19. 250 District Handicap. 2nd. 20. Three-Legged Race.—lst and 2nd. 21. Committee Race.— Sweepstake ; fat sheep, Mr Cameron’s prize. 22. Running Long Leap. 23. Under and Over. —Ist and 2nd. 24. Tilting at the Ring,—lst and 2nd. Nomination 2 6 ; Acceptance 2,0 CONDITIONS. In all events four to start, or no second prize will bo given. Any competitor going off the mark before the firing of the pistol will be put back one yard. Tho Judge’s decision in all cases to be final. Tho Committee reserve the right to alter or amend programme. Nominations for Handicaps Nos 7, 14, and 18 to be made to the Secretary, Okaramio, to the 10th December. Handicaps declared by 20lh. Acceptance on grounds. Amount of nominations in each case, 2s Gd. All prizes paid immediately after event. Admission to ground, Is. Children under twelve Free. Wm. F. F. DAWSON. Secretary. Public (Notice HAVING Purchased, the Good Will of tho Butchering Business in the Estate of J. M’Konzio and Co, and also taken the shop lately occupied by them I beg to inform their late customers and the pubbe generally, that the business will be carried on as usual, under the supervision of Mr J. M‘lvonzic, and trust by selling Meat of tho Primost Quality, at Prices as advertised by tho late firm, to still receive tho patronage so liberally bestowed upon them. W. E. SIMMONDS, Family Butcher. Wednesday Dec 21 1887

SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY TO FARMERS, SPECULATORS AND OTHERS. Green & nosworthy having received instructions from the Registrar cf the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Blenheim, and at the request of the Mortgagee, will sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, High Street. Section 12, Wairau West, containing 150 aores, more or less. This valuable section, situated upon the Banks of the Opawa River, and within two miles of the Town, presents a rare opportunity to persons requiring a good Earn), or securing a first-class Property. Por particulars and conditions of sale, apply to, GREEN & NOSWORTHY, Auctioneers. Or to, Messes CONOLLY & SON, Solicitors, Blenheim. A. Qldershaw, Temporary Premises noxt Mr T | Smale. WILL be pleased to meet all old and new Paces at the above premises, Hot Pies and Coffee Always read Photograph-, Photography W. M. MACEY, WISHES to inform the Residents of Marlborough that ho has opened his new and Commodious promises, which are fitted up with all tho latest improvements in vogue in tho best Photographic Studios in London and Paris. Tho Operating Room has been lengthened, the Ladies’Dressing Room is fitted up with every convenience, and is tastefully and comfortably appointed. With these facilities, high-class work of every description can be produced. By using Dry I Lies (specially imported a d manufactured to my own formula) I can insure pot feet Portrait-, end am enabled to work on th° instantaneous principle—a great advantage in taking likenesses of Children, Groups, etc. All Portraits must, be paid for at the time of sitting. This n'e will be strictly en'breed The charges will be moderate, especially for high-claw Pictures, so as to place Photography within the reach of all classes. W. II Macey,