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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 139, 12 December 1887, Page 3

THE KAITUNA VALLEY ANNUAL Boxing Day Sports TO BE HELD IN MRS DICKSON’S PADDOuK, KAITUNA VALLE i ON DECEMBER —26th, 1887PROGRAMME : 1. Maiden, 150 yards.—Entrance, 2s Gd ; Ist, ; 2nd, 2. Boys’ Race.—Eor boys under 10; en trance, free. 3. Running High Leap.—Entranoo, 2s Gd; Ist ; 2nd, •1. Putting the Stone.—Entrance, 2s ; Ist, ; 2nd, 15. 100 Yards Handicap.—lst, £2; 2nd, £1 ; 3rd, save stakes. G. Boy’s’ Race.—Eor boys under 11; Ist, 7s Gd ; 2nd, 2s Gd. 7. HO Yards Handicap.— Ist, £2 10s 2nd, £1 10s; 3rd, 10s. 8. Sack Race.— Over hurdles, off scratch; Ist f id 2nd. 0. 250 Handicap Hurdles.—lst and 2nd. 10. Old Mans’ It .ce (handicap). —Ist aud 2nd. 11. Hop, Step and Jump (handicap).— Ist and 2nd. 12. Eouk Part Race.—lst and 2nd. 13. Hill Race.—lst, 2nd and 3rd. 11. One Mile Handicap.—lst, 2nd and 3rd. | 15. Backward Race (handicap).—lst and ! 2nd. l(i. Vaulting with Pole. —lst and 2nd. 17. All Pours on Riders (220 yards).— Ist and 2nd. 18. Two Mu es Walking Handicap. -Ist, 2nd and 3rd.

19. 2-30 District Handicap. 2nd. 20. Three-Legged Race.—lst and 2nd. 21. Committee Race.— Sweepstake ; fat sheep, Mr Cameron’s prize. 22. Running Long Leap. - Ist and 2nd. 23. Under and Over.—lst and 2nd. 21. Tilting at the Ring.—lst and 2nd. Nomination 2/6 ; Acceptance 2/6 CONDITIONS. In all events four to start, or no second prize will be given. Any competitor going oil' the mark before the f-ing of the pistol will be put back o ie yard. The Judge’s decision in all cases to he final. The Committee reserve the right lo alter or amend programme. Nominations for Handicaps Nos 7, H, and 18 to be made to the Secretary, Okuramio, to the 10th December. Handicaps declared by 20th. Acceptance on grounds. Amount of nominations in each ease, 2s (id. All prizes paid immediately after event. Admission to ground, Is. Children under twelve Free. Wm. F. F. DAWSON. Secretary. A 1 BUTCH EllY GOOD SEWS FOR THE Blenheim Citizens.

H AVING just completed our Now Promises with all tho latest improvements and conveniences in every department, especially the Small Goods, wo are now enabled to sell a quality of Moat second to none in tho colony at prioes that cannot bo equaled. On and after the Ist of December our Cash Prices wilPbe as under Pork Sausages (a spec Beef ’ ork ~ Mutton Lamb ~ 2s to 2s Veal German Sausage Brawn ~ Tripe Black Puddings Spiced Beef Cow Heel ... ilty) Gd pee lb 2gd to 4id -lid 2d to 2£d Gd per quarter 3Jd to 4id lb 7d Gd 7d od od Gd each Booking Prices will be One Penny advance on tho abovo prices with 4s in tho £ discount on or before 15th of the following month after which date no discount will be allowed. Adams & Sons, THE A 1 BUTCHERY. Everybody roll up to our Great Clearing-out Cash Sales from 7 p.m till 10 p.m. every Saturday night. (f3’ Wo are Cash Purchasers of all kinds of stock. Tenders. SEPARATE Tenders (addressed Secretary, Education Board, Blenheim) will be recoived until Tuesday, the 19th inst., for : The erection of a Porch at tho Springlands School. For Desks for Springlands School.

Plans and Specifications to bo seen at tlie Office of W. Douslin, Areliitect. JOHN T. ROBINSON, Secretary. Entertainment, T 8 o, clock on the evening of Moxday, 19tfi inst., a Juvenile Entektaixment will be given in Ewart’s Hall, by tfie Pupils of the Convent School, which will be followed by the distribution of Prizes. The proceeds from sale of Tickets will he applied to the liquidation ui the debt on the new School.