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Waikato Times, Volume II, Issue 96, 10 December 1872, Page 3

j -N'GAUUAWAHiA. j j T) OXI NG- DAY SPORTS, 1872. j i CoMMIITF.n; i Messrs J. 11. M. Carpeiv.cr, K. R. Hunt, 11. Hoiloway, "W. WiJloughby, Charios 8011. HORSE RACES. I luisi Eace to Commence at 10 a.m. Sharp. I Settlers' Hack. Kace : Once round the course. First horse, £o ; second, save entrance, 5s, —Winner of any advertised race excluded. Hurdlr E.ACE ; Once round tho course and a. distance ; four hurdles 3 feet 6 inches. First horse, £5; second, save stakes, ss. Poxy Race, under 14 bauds : Once round course. First, £i; second, save stakes, ss. Consolation Stares : Once aud half, round course. First, £.v; second, save stakes, fts. Entrance Fco, 55.. for the above races, non-sub-scribera, Ifls. GENERAL 3PORTS. Maidou. Flat Raca, 100 Yarde : First Prize, f I 10s; second, 10s. Standing Long Jump (without weights): First [Prize, £1; second, 10s. Flat Race : Ono mile, First Prize, £2 ; second, 10a. Boys' P>ace, under twelve, 100 yards : First Prize, 10s : second, ss. Old Man's Race, 45 and over, 100 yards: First Prize, 15s ; second, ss. Hurdle Race, 400 yards, ovor 4 hurdle. , } 3 feet G inches: First Prize, £2 ; second, 10a. Running Long Jump : First Prize, £1 10s : second, 10s. Boys Race, over twelve and under 15, 200 yards: First Prize, 15s ; second, ss. Walking Greasy Boom over water: First Prize, £1; second, 10s. Canoe Race (crews of two only), from Hospital to boat moored above Redoubt and back to Bell's Wharf: First Prize, £3; second, 10m. Running High Jump: First Prize, £110s ; second, 10s. High Vaulting with Pole ■ First Prize, £110s ; second, 10s. Wahine Maori Race, 100 yards: First Prize, 10s; second, ss. Three-Legged Race, 100 yards : First Prize, l^3. Sack Race, 100 yards : First Prize, 13s. Barrow Raco (blindfold), 100 yards : First Prize, 15s. Putting Stone, £1. Tossing cabel, £1, Quoits, £1. Entrance Fees Canoe Race, 2s 6.1; Boys and Wahine Maori Races, free, all oLherj, Is. Three te enter or no race. Judges decision to be final. Entries to be received on the ground. Subscriptions to the fund will be received at each of the stores and hotels ; also by any member of the Committee. CITY CLOTHING MART, Q, U E E N STREET, Auckland. SAMUEL COOM BE S, PIJOrEIEXOK. A LFRED SAYER3 will arrive at Ngaruawahia iu a few days with an extensive assortment of DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. suited to the wants of settlers, from th.o above ■well-known Clothing Establishment. Hamilton, Cambridge, Alexandra, and intermediate places will be visited, thus affording settlers through the district an opportunity of providing themselves with. GOOD CLOTHING AT LOW PRICES. SAMUEL COOILBE3, Tailoe, Clothiep., and Ottfitteb. GEORGE GILMQRE "I \ ESIHES to inform the inhabitants of tho Waikato tie is about to mako a. trip through the District with ar. Aisor'-Sicn', vi DRAPERY BOGf:3 AND SHOES ICBACCO TOYS FANCY GOODS j£j.'C, Etc., Etc., Which he feels confident will enable him to Supply the wants of Settlers. The above-mentioned Goods of the YERY BEST QUALITY, and will be sold at CHEAP RATES FOR CASH! AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. FOR SALE, —One Howard's combined jmti-f: '.ction Plough, vith five implements, shares, &c., &c; 1 set Howard's zig-zag Barrows—patt-nt fastauings; 1 Chaff Cutter. J Grass-seed Sowc-r, 1 Arnericau Hiiy Rake, 1 set Roller Mountings. The above implen.cnts-'are newly imported, aud all in Tirst-class order. T. V. FITZPATEICK. iNgaruawshia, December 4, 1572.