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Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1513, 23 February 1885, Page 3

id THE AUSTRALIAN LTTF£OFRA( is TUEIt COMPANY, (Limits!.). ■•• | MEL3OURXE. } -o \ ;j ' \[ANU 'A CTURERS of YXVU. ,t ' ill SITES or the BE^T QUALITY : DYNAM^JE AND « LITHOFRACTEUR. f " Strong. Fresh, and Pure, "• 11l Cartridges of any size, to suit al v requirements. I NOTICE OF RKMOVAL. "i P . S £ 'tf 't L' E P Millitaky Taylor, R IT AS re'surapd business in the pre - II mist's lately iv the occupation o ■ Mn NORMANBY. J Known as . ; RTCMARDSON'S BUILDING'S. ! Adjoining Forsyth and Masters Broadway, Reefton. I Splendid assortment of New Season > Tweeds, and cloths, just arrived. ; P. SETTELE^ ■ CATHOLIC CHURCH, REEFTON. ; and FANCY FAIR, ; Iq aid of the BUILDING FUND — Of the — Reelfon CaQiolic "School. Will bo h-:ld during the ST. PATRICK'S HOLIDAYS. StTpaTRIOK'S DAY, BOATMAN'S. I pRAND ATHLETIC CARNIVAL, ' J To be held at the SCHOOL RESERVE BOATMAN'S, ON TUESDAY, MARCH 17th, 1885. ' ' * : Mr W*. I^PKchßr, Vice Presid. Nt : ilr John Gall vgiiicr. Stewauds; Messrs Billet, Barr, Curri«, Carey, C'Hnuifrford, D 'vine, D. Arc'ner, Julian, Russell, F. Rooney and Smith. Handicappeks : Messrs I). Archer, Barr and Carrie. Starteu : MrDeviue. Judges : For Racing — Messrs T. and F. Rooney. For Wrescling ; (Cumherland), Mossra Andrew Russell and Frank Rooney. (Collar and Elbow) : Messrs J. Smith and J. Julian. (Cornish) : Messrs F. Walker and Commerford. For Quoits : Mr Billet Hon. Treasuseb : Mr Thos. Rooney. Secretary : Mr Raithby. PROGRAMME. 1. Maid n Rac. : 100 yds, open to all who have not won an advertised race; Entrance 8s: Ist prize £3. 2;id,£l 10s. 2. Quoits: 18yds; Entrance 2s; open to all ; Ist prize, £2 ; 2nd £1. 3. Wrestling : collar and elbow, 6 to enter or no event; Entrance ss ; Ist prize £7 ; 2nd £3. 4. Boatman's Handicap : Three results, 100, and 4tOyds ; Entrance 2s 6d, acceptance v : Ist prize£lo; 2nd .£5; 3rd £2; Winner of each event i'l : points 5, 3, 2. The first event, 200 yds. 5. Running High Jump: Entrance 3s ; Ist prize £3 ; 2nd £1. 6. Youths' Rack: 200 yds; all under 20 ; handicap ; entrance Is; Ist prize £2; 2nd £1; 3rd 10s. 7. Wrestling: (Cumberland styl^) ; six to enter or no event ; entrance 5s ; Ist prize £7 ; 2nd £3. 8. Bo tmax's Handicap: 100 yds; Second event. 9. IIuHLLE R.ace: 200 yds; <=>ntr.uice 3s ; Ist prize £"3 ; 2nd £2 ; £1. 10. Wrkbtlino: (Cornish); six to wiiter or no event; entiauce ss; Ist prize £7; 2nd £3. 11. Running Hop -.t p and Jump: Entrance 3s ; Ist priz« £3, 2nd £1. 12. Boatman's Handicap: 3rd event; 410 yds. 13. Sack Race: Entrance 2s; Ist prize £2; 2nd £1. Games to commence at 11 o'clock sharp. Entrances for the Boatman's Handicap must be sent in to the Secretary, Boatman's on or before February I.3th. Handicaps to be declared Ist March. Acceptances must he paid on 3 sth March. Six entries for each of these events or no race. Westlimr, 6 entries or no event. All other events 1 entries or no event, i AH disputes to be settl.-'d l>y the Stewards whose decision will be (i.ial. A PLATFORM FOR DANCING DURING THE DAY and a GRAND BALL IN TEIE SCHOOL ROOM at 9 o'clock in the evening. ' I / Brass Band will play i'-rius tH (!ay. f li. W. KAI'J i!!;Y, Secretary.