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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LIII, Issue 2771, 12 May 1903, Page 3

IL. J. Yu._.;ic-.i ) i BUSINESS NOTICE, i [ , DEBIRE to notify my numerous Cus" ■*- tomtiß in Akaroa and the Bays that I have this day disposed of my old'established business to my son, LOUIS J. VANGIONI who will carry it on on the same sound nes as hitherto. 1 tako this opportunity thanking the Public generally throughout town and country for the liberal support aocordeJ me during the past 25 yeats, and respectfully eolicit a continuance of .rat support on behaif of my son. i JOSEPH VAJvGIOM Ha.'.ng taken over the Bush ess as noti' 6ed r.bov, I can a.sure Customers and the Public that I will stock nothing but the best of Geural Meichandise, Oilmen's Stores, e!c, and that all Orders entrusted to me will be carefully executed anu promptly despatched. I am a buyer of CHEE.I. and COCKSFOOT at highest market price?. LOUI3 J. VANGIONI Akaroa, January 1, 1903 L. J. VJ_ißG!o_li, PENINSULA GENERAL STORE. AKAROA Public ..oticcs. EMPIRE DAY SPORTS. AC .MMIITEK MEETING will be held in 1.. F. Ingram's shop, on TUESDAY, Ala. 12 li, at 7 3'J p m. i'.ii.sii . . - Imp 'i taut. (J. ARM.TRON'O, Jun., Hon. Sec. Akaroa Athletic Sports EMPIRE DAY, MONDAY, MAY 25, 1903. TO HE HKLC ON REC.EATI'JN GROUND, AKAROA. PROGRAMME. 1 100 Yards Handicap— First pr'zi 255, second 10j. Entrauce 23 6d 2 100 Yards (Boys under 16)— First priz* ss, second 2. 6d. Entrance 6d 3 Final 100 yds. 4 High Jump (Soys under 16)— First priza 5 1 , second 2s 6d. Intranet 6d 5 Grand Hand.cai' —F.r.t di.t.nce 120 yardß, n cjnd 220 yds, third 4 ,oy's First pr •/,<' 50s and ;m. .1, .ec■>ud 30. third 10.. KjiiuLCd v . j 6 School Boys' Relay Rack (np.n)—For boys attending any public school on the Ptniusnla. Teams of 4 : 880j il.. priz valued at 30s ; entrance 61 7 Grand Handicap.— Srcond distance, 220 yds. 8 Long Jump (open)— Fii.t priz- 10j Entrance Is 6d. 9 Boot Race (Poys under 16) -50 yards. First priz. ss. En ranc ■ 6*, 10 Grand Handicap—Tnird distance, 440 yds. 11 Potato Race—so yards. First prize 10j, ucond 2s 6d. Entrance 61. 12 Hop, Step, and Jump (opci)-Fust piz; 10;. Entry U 6d. 13 100 Yards Sack Race—Piiz. 10s. Entrance Is 14 School Boys' Relay Rack—For buys under 12 years of age attending any public school on the Peninsula ; team. of 4; 440 yds. Priz. valued at 20s, entrance 3d. Th . ages must be certi tied to by the lea.h.rs of respectiv * ichools. 15 Mile Handicap—First priz. 50s and cup, srcond 20s, third 10s. Entrance 7, 6d 16 Wrestling. 17 Relay Rack- Tean.s from clubs, firm', or di-ir-.c-H Pr ze £_, four tirrxs round .o :r... Entrance 5' per team of f.ur 18— 1 UG of War—Open to all clubs, finn or districts. I'rizi .2s. Teams of 7 En.ranee la per num. Th cc to enter or no race ; four to enter or no second j rize. All protests lo be lodged with the Secretary within fifteen minutes of contest, together with a deposit of ss, which will be forfeited if protest b. not sustained. Three tries only allowed in Long Jump and Hop, Step, and Jump. Three tries only allowed to beat each height in High Jump. Silver medal to be given to winner of the great.st number of points in day's sports. Points to count in running events—lst 3, 2nd 2, 3rd 1 ; in other events Ist 2, 2nd 1. )n all cases of dispute, the decision of the Oommif.ee shall b_ final. Competitors are requested to send in a list of all previous performances not later than SATURDAY, MAY 16th. . 6. ARMSTRONG, Jun. Hon. Seo.