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ANNUAL JZ£OSPITAL gPORTSi

To be hold in PARK COMPANY’S GROUNDS, MAKARAKA —ox— MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1889. —PROGRAMME—- -- : MAIDEN RACE, 200 yards ; entrance 2s 64. Ist prize, E.P. Butter Cooler and Silver Locket, presented by T. J. Dickson; 2nd, pair Tweed Trousers by Hansen and Searle; 3rd, Felt Hat by N.Z. Clothing Factory. 2- BOYS’ HANDICAP (under 10), 150 yards ; entrance Is, Ist prize, Tweed Suit, presented by H. Marcrott; 2nd, Pair Boys’ Boots, by W, J. Hen. nosey; 3rd,| Christmas Cake, by Jas. Erskine. 3- OPEN HANDICAP, 150 yards; entrance 2s 6d. Ist prize, £2 and Standard for 12 months; 2nd, £1 aud silver mounted pipe, by W. Miller 4- : HOP, STEP, AND JUMP, entrance 2s. Ist prize, Pair Tweed Trousers, presented by B, Johnston and Co ; 2nd, Felt Hat, by G. B. Moore. 5- 50: HUSSAR EVENT, Sections of 4 over hurdles ; entrance 2s Gd per horse. Prize, Trophy, presented by W. Good, and Box Tea, presented by Pitt and Maguire, do. by G. Matthewson, Bridle by 8. Stevenson, do, by Garrett Bros. £6-12.10. ST. ANDREWS HANDICAP, (three events), to be judged by points—--3 to Ist, 2 to 2nd, and 1 to 3rd ; entrance ss, acceptance 2s fid. Ist prize £5, 2nd £2, 3rd £l. let event, 150 yards; Ist prize, six Cabinet Ph dos, by O, P. Browne; 2nd, Bridle by Adeane and Primrose. 7— BOYS’ HANDICAP (under 12), 100 yards; entrance Is, let prize, Boy’s Suit, presented by J, Rosie, and Wheelbarrow, presented by W. G, Sootter; 2nd, Pair Boy's Boots by O. J. Morrell; 3rd, Christmas Cake by J. Craig, 8— VOLUNTEER* FIREMEN'S HANDICAP RACE, 100 yds; entrance Is. Ist prize. Set Studs value 20s, presented by VV. Fraser, and Pair of Trousers by Pettie and Harper; 2nd, Caddy Tea by J. Pollock. 9— p.m.: RUNNING HIGH JUMP 1 entrance 2s Gd. Ist prise, 2 doz. Aie, presented by W. F. Crawford, Mam by Teat and Friar, and 1 Cheese by D, M. On; 2nd, Cake by Mow Chow and 8 doz, Hop Beer by E Ling,

LUNCH, 10- p.m.: HANDICAP WALK, 1 mile; entrance 3s. Ist prize £4 and Herald for 12 months; 2nd, £2 and silvermounted Pipe by W. Parnell; 3rd, Lady's Bridie value 80s by W. Morgan. 11— : GIRLS’ RACE (under 16), 10Q yards; entrance Is. Ist prize, Book value 10s, presented by T. Adams, and Trimmed Mat by Mias Dor ah ; 2nd, set Hair Brushes by Wingate, Burns & Co. and Child's Frock by Mrs Hartnett; 3rd, Christmas Cake by Oatridge and Veale. 12- ST. ANDREW'S HANDICAP (2nd Event), 440 yards. Ist prize, Opera Glasses, presented by S. McLernon ; 2nd, Bridle by W. Adair. 13— p.m.: WRESTLING MATCH (Cumberland style) j entrance 2s. let prize, £l, and ouwt Coal by H. E. Johnston ; 2nd, 10s and Goose by H. Cannon. 14— : BICYCLE BACE, twice round course (2 miles and distance); entrance ss. Ist prize, Bound Copy of N. Z. Flora, valued at £3 10s, presented by J. Coleman; 2nd, 1 Pair Vases by J. Townley. 15— ST. ANDREW’S HANDICAP, (3rd Event), 220 yards. Ist prize, Whip by I, C. Taylor, Braes Stirrups by Brown and Bmaill, and J Pair Spurs oy H. Partingtou; 2nd, Goods value 15*, by A, Parnell and Co. 16— p.m.; TILTING AT BING, entrance 2s 6d. Ist prize, £2 and Pair Oleo, grapns by J. Whinray; 2nd. £1 and 8 mouths' Shoeing for one horse by G. Humphreys. 17— p.m. : PUTTING STONE (161 b ; entrance 2s 6d. let prize. Live Lamb, presented by Newman and Maynard, and 3 doz Hop Beer by E. Smith; 2nd, 5s worth Honey by G. Stevenson and Pipe by D. F. Crawford, 18— : HANDICAP HURDLES, 300yds’ 10 flights Bft 6in; entrance 3s. Ist prize, £2 10s and Silver Medal by Mr Grossman ; 2nd, 10s and Waterbury Watch by C. C. Lucas. 19— THREE-LEGGED RACE, 100 yards ; entrance 2s. Ist prize, Dressed Lamb by City Butchery, do. by Hatton and Score ; 2nd, Round Beef by Central Butchery and Bag Oatmeal by J, Whitby, 20— p.m. : MILE HANDICAP RACE: entrance or. Ist prize, £4 and Trophy presented by Dr Pollen; 2nd, £2 and Pair Lady’s Shoes by A. J. Cooper; 3rd, Lady’s Riding Switch by G. Farmer.

The Sports are held under Caledonian Society’s Bules. First Event to start at 10.30 a.m, ; others to follow as per Programme, but the Committee reserve their right to vary the order. There shall be at least three entries, or no event.

Entries for Maiden and Handicap Events (Nos. 7 and 11 excepted) will be received by the Secretary, at his office, up to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, gOth November, Handicaps will be declared on 25th Nov,, and acceptances for St. Andrew’s Handicap will be received not later than 5 p.m. on 27th November,

THE GARRISON BAND WILD BE IN ATTENDANCE.

Admission to Grounds : Adults, la ; Children under twelve, fid. Horses, as ; Vehicles, Is. H, McKAY, ) Joint B. N. JONES, ) Secretaries.

COOK COUNTY. TOLAGO SPECIAL NATIVE LICENSING DISTRICT. Notice of Application for Transfer of License, T ALFBED WILLIAM CROFT, Deputy -*-5 Official Assignee, io the estate of Archibald McMillan, of Tologa Bay, being the holder of a Publican's license in respect of the house aud premises situate at Tologa Bay (Tologa Bay Hotel), do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Tologa Bay on the Sth day of December, 1889, apply for a transfer of the said License to Joss Trimmer, my appointee, Dated this 9th day of November, 1889. A. W. CEOFT, Deputy-Offioial Assignee.

POVERTY BAY FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION (Limited). THE business of the Association for the present will be carried on at the Store known as the Farmers' Produce Store, Gladstone Road. Prospectus forms can be had of any of the Directors, also from Mr Perry, at the Store, wh» is also authorised to receive applications for shares.

T. W, BILHAM, Chairman,

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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 377, 14 November 1889, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 377, 14 November 1889, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 377, 14 November 1889, Page 3

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