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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XX, Issue 2034, 23 February 1887, Page 4

TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. HAVING bought XOO Acres of good Bush at Maturawa, principally Totara and Kim a, ana being ronnoeicd with the railway lint t; in u i hush to my mill, I am prepareo "o Htn Dull,it rs i.r.d Contractors with i’ .trri-., 11 ii■;!i HI. I M a* low-t.-t rates. .'l ’ 1 ' v.lli aiwiiy.- e;; hrllltl i l.arge titOCK of !' i I !•;, > l : o.;ni ■ l-'ioon'm. Lining Al •iutr:- I v 1;. iiolli ilii, ,i Cl (!V<U 'ti-'t S i. f-iauio always fli hand - lot • 1...... ~ , .cry ... rij ••'on and vu !: ;; ii. np c’.[ion. \V’Al' : LTN t., ■ . .. -‘i ■ ? . ■' , f--AM AO; FRIENDLY SOCKET > SPORTS TO BE HELD ON THE RECREATION RESERVE GREYTOWN. ON THURSDAY, ST. PATRICK’S DAY, MARCH 17, 1887. PROGRAMME. 8 Novel Race; to walk 60 yds, run 50yds, hop 50, aod finish all fours 50 yds .. .. 2/ 20/ 10/ 9 Sec. Event St Patrick’s Handicap, 410 yds • • 20/ 10/ Boy or Girl Race 10 Half Mile Race .. 2/ 3/ 60/ 20/ 11 Obstacle Race, 220 yds 2/ 20/ 10/ 12 100 yds Handicap ~ 2/6 30/ 10/ 13 Jockey Race for men, 220 yds, weight not less than 6 stone .. 2/ 29/ 10/ 14 Third Event St Fat* tick Hep, 220 yds .. 20/ 10/ Boy or Girl Race 15 Hurdle Race Hand’cp, 440 yds .. 2/ 3/ 60/ 30/ 16 Mile Race Handicap., 2/ 4/ 80/ 30/ 17 Consolation Hep, 220y 2/ 30/ 10/ St Patrick’s Handicap, Nos 3, 9, and 14 on the programme will he counted by points—--Ist, 5 points ; 2nd, 3 points ; 3rd, 2 points, Nomination 4s, acceptance 6b. lat prize £B, 2nd prize £4, 3rd piizo £2, and as will he seen hy the programme in addition to these 2nd m c:r< 1. oveui, I. .junctions for St Patrick’s liardieap and i even;= 2, ", (i, 7 10.15, and 16 will close at j O.cvii. asi ..n AfONDAY, Fehionry 28th. - ••■i o will bo pnhlibia-rt in the years, Three competitor, to start or no pi vv or no second prize ; seven or no thin!, Any competitors starting hetore signal, n be put back one jmd for the first breach, two yards for the second and to be disqualified for that event for the third. Prizes will be paid on the ground. Admission Is ; children under 12, half price. A GRAND PROCESSION Of Friendly Societies, in iull Regalia, will start from Foresters’ Hall, at 10 a.m, headed by a Brass Band, which will play on the ground. Sports will commence at 11 O’Clock Sharp. To wind up with A DANCE. Dancing will commence at 8 p.m. Gentlemen, 2s; Ladies, Is, A, L. WEBSTER, 68 Secretary. i D. CAMERON, COACH BUILDER,