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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 9279, 4 January 1892, Page 3

CUBE -pRIGADE OPORTB OAKINIVAU TO BE HEiD OH tfHfc RACECOURSE ON THUjRSD I Y4 JAN* 7, IS©£, To raise Funds for Building a New Fire Station. Committee . Messrs J. Bellringer, Bauchopo, W. Bennett, Gr. W. Browne, R. Cock, W. C. Clarke, Dempsey, Furlong, Harris Ford, A. Gold water, Adolph Goldwater, Hughes, Hislop, Lightfoot, MacDiarmjd, Murphy, J. Kivell, R. B. Roy, W. H. Skinner, M. Sutherland, Whitaker, and the members of the New Plymouth Fire Brigade. PROGRAMME : Ist event — Hose Reel Race (members of Fire Brigade) 2nd event — Ladder Race (in pairs) Ist prize 108, 2 nd 5s Entrance Is per pair 3rd event — 100 Yards Handicap Ist prize 30s, 2nd 15s Nomination Is, acceptance la 4th event — Ambulance Rescue (members of Fire Brigade) sth event — Wheelbarrow Race (blindfold) Ist prize 10s, 2nd 5s Entrance Is 6th event— 22o Yards Firemen's Handicap (in uniform) 7th event — Potato Race; 25 yards let prize 10s, 2nd 5s Entrance Is Bth event— 22o Yards Handicap let prize 40s, 2nd 20s Nomination Is, accept ance Is 9th event — Five Men Flat Hose and Hydrant (members of Fire Brigade) • 10th event — Old Men's Race (over 45) Handicap Ist prize 10s, 2nd 5s Entrance la 11th event — Ambulance Event (members of Fire Brigade) 12th event — 440 Yards Handicap Ist prize 40s, 2nd 20s, 3rd 10s Nomination Is, acceptance la 13th event— 'Alarm and Rush (members of Fire Brigade) 14th event — Obstacle Race Ist priae 16s, ' 2nd 5s Entrance Is 16th event — Manual Engine Event (members of Fire Brigade) 16th e^ent — Four Part Race; "200 yards Ist prize 15s, 2nd 5s Entrance Is Boys' and Girls' Races at intervals. A Band will be in attendance. Nominations for handicaps, with list of performances, to bo sent to the Handicapper (Mr R. H. KiveU), or loft at Mr H. Ford's shop, in Devon-street, not later than 8.30 p.m. on Thursday, December 24th. Handicaps to appear on December 29th. Three to start or no race ; four to start or no second prize. Admission to Grounds — One Shilling ; Children, Sixpence. Reduction to families. First event to start at 11.301 a.m. H. T AINSWORTH, U5 Hon. Seo. \3frv npARANAKI ANNUA.L Jillfe AMATEUR il !L U £^ 1 I r^ TO Bit HELD ON THE WAITABA RIVER ov Tl3UnSs>.4y, .Jfaminrj 2lst« 18112, Patrons : Judge Kettle, Colonel Trimble. President : Mr John Elliot. VicePresidents : Dr ( bristie, Mr T. Elliot, Mr E. Moore, Mr J. B. Roy. Stewards : Dr Hutcbinson, Meßsrs J. i Bayly J. Foreman, A. F. Holcombtf, F. I D. Greenwood, N.K. MoDiarmid, S. W. JS'icbolls, and T James. Committee : MeKers F. Bluck, W. Bent, J.R. Clark, John Old, J.Sarten, H. Joll, S. Joll, B. Spnrdle, S. Whitebead, S. Nichollß, G. V. Tate. Judge : Mr Jas. Paul. Starter : Mr Jno. Cameron. Umpires : Messrs R. Cunningham and G. V. Tate. Txmelceeperx Mr Fred Watson. PROGRAMME. 1, Maiden Whaleboat Raoe. — Ist, £— ; 2Qdj.fi — . No member of the Taceato have won nny .race (junior crew execpted) 2 miles 2, Ladies' Champion Whaleboats. — Ifit, £ — About ooe niilo 8, Junior Whaleboat Raoo. — Ist, £ — ; 2nd, £— For crewn under 21 Abcut ono and a-half miles 4. Champion Whaleboat Raco. — Ist £ — ; 2nd, £ — About throo iciles Tl.rco boats to start or no second p-izo 5. Sailiug Race.— lst, £-; 2n^, £- About ono and a-hulf rnilt-s. Tbres boats to start of no second prize 6. Whaleboat Race, iv fancy oostume. let, £ — ; 2cd, £— Not open to anyono entered frr any other boat race on tbo card 7. Ladies' Whaleboat Race.— lst, £- H.ill-milo straight run 8. All-Comers' Whaloboat Race. — Ist, £ — ;2nd, £— About throe mileß Tho winners of the Champion Race cannot lake part in this mco 9. Seniors' Whaloboat Race. — Ist, £—;2nd, £ — Crews over 40 About ono and a-half miles 10. Flying Whaloboat Race. — Ist, £ — ; 2nd,£ — From lower buoys to winning post Open to all comers 11. Maori Canoe Raoe. — Ist, £ ; 2nd, 2nd, £ — About ono and n-balf miles 12. Swimming Raoe ; 150 yards. — Ist, £—; 2nd, £— ALFRED COX, b 9 Secretary. RUSSELL & SON. MASONS AND BRICKLAYERS, — (near the Prison), BEG to mtify to the Inhabitants of Now Plymouth and District that they have commenced businces oh above, when they hope, by strict attention to the aiina, to merit a sharG of your patronage. b 174 FROM THE' 1 UMPIHE." rpHERE an traders full many all knew, 1 In the streets and bye ways of tbi» town | Some or adeptg expiesi, nt the use of finwse For themselves, bias meet to tiroiue, Tib not novr my intention to blow ; TJnto others. I'll wave snoh renown, But this troth I proclaim free from guile, Jfree from hash, or unwarranted pile. Sfaat for quality, cheapness, or Rtrlo " Youarc right at VICTORIA HOUBB nW» TO BE LET OR SOLD. rnHE-7-roomrd HOUSE and | acre JL known es QuinJe\'s, next Dr O'Oarroll's resideuco. Tcnii3 easy b2l W. COURTNEY. TO LET OR SELI/. TUDGE KAWSON'S'Iato roßidonce, as fj it has just teen renovated. Terms cosy. jb2s W. COURIKEY. •\/)8ITORS TO AUCKLAND received v in a Private Boarding-house, beautifully dta»ted at North Shoro. Terms very moderate? JTcr pirtiouhra esquire st this So© Ulbbto