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3rd 10s. Entrance 6d. (£2 2s donated by Mr H. Cowan). Highland Fling, under 12 years. Ist prize £l, 2nd 10s, 3rd ss. Entrance 6d. (10s 6d donated by Mr A. Ross). Sword Dance, over 12 and under 16 years. Ist prize £l, 2nd 15s, 3rd ids. Entrance 6d. (10s 6d donated by Mr T. Riddell). Sword Dance, under 12 years. Ist prize £l, 2nd 10s, 3rd os. En trance 6d. (10s 6d donated by Mr H. S. Morrison). Irish Jig, under 16 years. Ist prize £l, 2nd 15s, 3rd 10s. Entrance 6d. (£1 Is donated by Mr E. Sullivan). I Sheauntriubbs. under 16 years. Ist prize £l. 2nd 15s. 3rd 10s. En- ' trance 6d. (£1 Is donated by Mr John Cobbo. Feilding). POINTS PRIZE —Silver Cup, p-e----sened by Mr J. McTavish. for most points in juvenile events. Spe- ■ cial prize of 10s 6d, donated by Mr A. Ross, for best juvenile I dancer under 10 years in juvenile events, who is not a first-prize I winner at the dav's gathering. 1 RULES AND REGULATIONS. i Events run under rules of New I land Athletic Union. Permits may be obtained from Mr W. Gillespie. Masterton, or from the Secretary. Winners will be required to produce licenses before the prize money is paid out. No nomination wjjl/rbe accepted on any account without the proper entrance fee. Nomination for 1. 4. 5. 6. 7, 8. 9, 10. and 11 close with the Secretary (Mr D. W. Wilton) at Pahiatua on SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6th. at 8 p.m. NOMINATIONS MUST be accompanied by cash or postal notes. All performances for the past two years must be given. If no wins for two years, four last performance® must be given. Handicaps will appear in the Pahiatua Herald on MONDAY DECEMBER 15th. Acceptances for events mentioned and entrance for others close on the ground 20 minutes before the race. Protests must be made in writing to the Secretary, or the Judge or Judges, within fifteen minutes after the race in dispute, together with a deposit of 5 per cent, of the amount of stake (minimum ss). which shall be forfeited if the protest ba found to be frivilous or vexatious. In Field Events and Piping and Dancing Competitions, the last to enter to compete first. Tlie Committee reserve the right to postpone the meeting from day to day should the weather prove unfavourable. No first prize unless three starters; no second prize unless five starters: no third prize unless six starters. Railway time-table to suit the convenience of patrons from Manawatu, Dannevirke, and Wairarapa districts. WAIRAR.APA PIPE BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Entries for Piping and Dancing will be received on the Ground. ADMISSION : Adults, One Shilling. Children under 15, Sixpence. Paddocking for horses. One Shilling GR AND BALL in the LIBR ARY HALL in the EVENING D. AY. WILTON, Secretary. Pahiatua. NAPIER WOOL BROKERS’ ASSOCIATION. Wool Sale Dates. MONDAY, Ist DECEMBER. 1913. Catalogues close Mondnv, November 2*l FRIDAY, 2nd JANUARY. 1914. Catalogues close Wednesday, December 24, 1913. " MONDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY 1914 catalogues close Tuesday, January 27, 1914. ‘ GROWERS PLEASE NOTE! No Wool will he Catalogued After die Closing Dates nliove fixed ~F i th ° SECOND AND THIRD sAi.ii.iO it ha« boon found nocossary, n the interests of buyers and sellers ’ a ,' ss, ' n *be number of small •n ?, ' n V d ' and two ltale lots nil therefore bo grouped so far as Kissilile. Reserves on those grouped lots and m all star lots (i.e.. 2 bales and. er> must be left to Brokers* Iwi juts rosorvos onnnot bo aooom-od or SECOND and THIRD SALES on tar lots. Any lots fvossod in and not sold, a nargo of 2s i>or bsvlo for offering will o made and Is jK>r bale if r« Iforod.