WAIRAEAPA CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. JUBILEE YEAR GATHERING. MEMORIAL PARK, MASTERTON. Ylst JANUARY, 1926. PIPING, HANGING, ATHLETIC AND CYCLING EVENTS. THREE PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS. ENTRIES CLOSE, DECEMBER 17th. GRAND CONCERT TO FOLLOW. Full particulars from R. H. WILLIAMS. Secretary. Box 40, Masterton. A. TOSSRfIAN & CO., Fur Specialists, Will be pleased to discuss FURS FUF.S With the Ladies of Masterton During This Week. MR. TOSS,MAN is one of the few Fur aTX <fjp£;OPYLISTS in New Zealand. The business we have established is successful simpler because we have proved ourselves EXPERTS. Our Representative is touring the Dominion in summer for the special reason that we are able to offer coats and furs at, unusual prices. Supplies held up through the strike have now suddenly been delivered; we are overstocked and much clear at any cost. Every Fur we offer is guaranteed. We import direct: there are no retailers’ profits' added to the- price. Moreover, each fur we’ sell is treated by the exclusive moth-proof process for which Mr Tossman has become so well-known. It, will pay you to buy vour furs now. We can re-model your own furs to suit the present mode. We will.repair, renovate, and render them moth-proof. You will not complain at the price—that we promise. Will you pay us a personal visit? We have Samples with us which will please and tempt you. Come and see ms at your convenience. A. TOSSMAN & CO., Excelsior Showroom, . . ’(Opposite Hoar & Permain's) QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. : MAN GAT AINOKA SPORTS. BOXING DAY, 1925. PRIZE MONEY, £l2O. A BIG PROGRAMME. AMATEUR RUNNING EVENTS include One Mile, 880 Yards, 440 Yards, 220 Yards, .‘IOO Yards (local), 120 Yards Hurdles, One Milk Walk and PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP of 100 Yarclb ('First Prize £5 3sj. 1/-'Entry Fee for, each event. Also Boys’ 100, 220 ;*n<r 440 Yards', and Girls’ 100 Yards; post entry. FIELD EVENTS include High .Tump, Pole Vault, Broad Jump, Hop, Step 'and' Jump and Putting the Shot. lEntrve fee, 1/- each. CYCLING EVENTS —One, Two and Three Miles Open; One and Two Miles (local). Entry fee, 1/- each, SEVEN GOOD HORSE 1 COMPETITIONS, including Open and Maiden Hunters’ Competitions. Entries close on the ground. PIPING EVENTS. —Marches, Laments, Strathspeys and 1 Reel and Jigs and Hornpipes. Post entry. DANCING. —Nine Popular Dancing Competitions. Post entry. Gold Medal for Points Prize in Piping and Dancing. ENTRIES for Running, Field and Cycling Events (all amateur) close with the- Secretary, Mr. D. W. Wilton, Pahiatua, on THURSDAY, December 10th. Programmes can be inspected at the “Daily Times” Office, or posted free oil application to D. W. WILTON, Pahiatua. GARDEN FETE AND FAIR. In Mrs. H. G. Williams’s Garden, LANSDOWNE. ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19th,' At 2 p.m. In aid of St. Matthew ks, the Wairarapa Chinch School. Various Stalls: —Novelty, Sweets, Cakes, Dolls, Produce. Prize of £1 Is will be given for Best Fruit Cake, not iced, and not less than 41b in weight. Special attractions for Children. Ponv Rides, Games, Sports, Fisli Pond. STRAWBERRIES AND ICES. AFTERNOON TEA. Cars will convey passengers free of ,-barge from Park Gates, between '2 and 2.99 p.m. ADMISSION, 1/-; Children, fid.
(A CARD.) MRS. E. STANHOPE, Public Typiste, Hardau Buildings, PERRY STREET. TELEPHONE 1992. All Classes of Typing and Circular Letter Work. Underwood Typewriters and Accessories. Ollice Appliances. 'C'AIRY TRICYCLES with spring snddie and ball bearings throughout; also COM and Frankbv Tricycles, Scooter Bikes and Scooters. Obtainable at Andrews and Rolph’s, opposite Hugo and Shearer. .Teleidione tHT>B. \t;\7 E. SHAW lias just received a con--I’' * signnient of Suit Cases, assorted sizes and qualities. The cases are made in full .sizes in accordance with their lengths, with plenty of from inside. Also on hand a stock of Solid Leather Suit Cases. Tltcse are also roomy and of best make. We also have on hand, Solid Leather Brief Bags, best make and quality. The prices of all eases and bags defy competition. Do not forget the address. W. E. Shaw, Queen Street. Maoterton. TJIaNOS TUNED AND REPAIRED in town or country. J. Candy, Cambridge Terrace, Mastercon.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, 8 December 1925, Page 1
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