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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 258, 6 November 1897, Page 2

Athletics, Etc. \t EW ZEALAND *»*£,« JM NATIVES* m ASSOCIATION F IRS T 4SIPL ANNUAL CARNIVAL oL held ln th^«^°TT^W 4BPHL CRICKET GROU ND, «gSffi AUCKLAND, onSATURJffIEMrDAY. 4th DECEMBER, afiPf 1897, in aid of Benevolent » FUND. _ . .„. ART UNION (by permission of Colonial Secretary). RQBERT WTNYAR p Secretary Art Union. PROGRAMME. L N.Z.N.A- HANDICAP (open), of £20. 100 Yards, 200 Yards, 440 Yards.—Points, 6. | 2J, 1. Winner each final heat, JO/. Prizes. Ist, £10; 2nd, £5; 3rd, £3 10/. Nomination 5/, acceptance 2/6. „„„ _. . 2. MAIDEN HANDICAP of 150 Yards.lst prize, 30/; 2nd, 10/. .Nomination 2/. 8. NATIVES' HANDICAP (for N.Z. Natives only), 200 Yards.-lst, £2 10/; 2nd, £1. Nomination 2/, acceptance V. 4. MILE HANDICAP (open).-Ist, £5, 2nd, £2; 3rd, £1. Nomination 3/, acceptance 1/. . . 5. HALF-MILE HANDICAP (open).lst, £5; 2nd, £2; 3rd, £1. Nomination 3/ acceptance 1/. 4 . „ 6. BICYCLE RACE, Two Miles.-lst, £3 10/; 2nd, £2; 3rd, trophy value £1. Nomination 2/6, acceptance 1/. Cash Amateurs 017. yBICYCLE RACE, Five Miles.-lst, £3 10/; 2nd, £2; 3rd, trophy value £L Nomination 2/6, acceptance 1/. Cash Amateurs OXB. yMEMBERS' RACE, 150 Yards.—lst, trophy value £5; 2nd, trophy value £2 2/. Nomination 2/6, acceptance 1/. 9. MAORI RACE, *40 Yards.-lst, £d; 2nd, £2; 3rd, £1. Free. Post entries. 10. BICYCLE RACE, One Mile.-Ist, £3 10/; 2nd, £2; 3rd, trophy value £1. Nomination 2/6, acceptance 1/. Amateurs only. 11. BICYCLE RACE, Three Miles.—lst, £3 10/; 2nd, £2; 3rd, trophy value £L Nomination 2/6, aceptance 1/. Amateurs only, 12. 150 YARDS HANDICAP.-lst, £3 10/; 2nd, £2; 3rd, trophy value £1. Nomination 2/6, acceptance 1/. Amateurs only. 13. HALF-MTLE HANDICAP.-lst, £3 10/; 2nd, £2; 3rd, trophy value £1. Nomination 2/6, acceptance 1/. Amateurs only. 14. TWO MILE WALK.-lst, £3 10/; 2nd, £2; 3rd, trophy value £1. Nomination 2/6. acceptance 1/. Amateurs only. 15. COMIC COSTUME RACE, Half-mile. Ride bicycle 440 yards, run 390 yards, finish last 50 in a sack. Ist prize, trophy value 30/; 2nd prize, 10/. Nomination 2/. 16. BOYS' RACE, under 16.—1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes, trophies. Free. Post entries. 17. MARRIED WOMEN'S RACE, 75 Yards.—lst, 2nd and 3rd prizes, trophies. Free. Post entries. 18. LADIES' BICYCLE RACE. Halfmile.—lst, 2nd and 3rd prizes, trophies. Free, Nominations for Nos. 1, 3, 4, 5 and 8 close with Sports Secretary on SATURDAY, November 13th, at Shakespeare Hotel, at 9 p.m. Handicaps declared FRIDAY, November 19th. Acceptances close SATURDAY, November 27th, same time and place. Entries for Ladies' Bicycle Race close with Secretary on or before SATURDAY, November 27th. Nominations for all other events close with Sports Secretary on SATURDAY, November 20th, at above time and place. Acceptances as above. The above is not the order of running. RULES: L Three starters or no race; five starters or no second prize; seven starters or no third prize. 2. The races wil be started punctual to time. Competitors not on mark at proper time will be distanced. 3. Competitors must send in colours with entries and past performances for three years. 4. All protests to be lodged with Secretary within 15 minutes of the race protested on, and must be accompanied with 10/, to be retained by Committee if protest be not sustained, the Comittee's decision to be final. 5. All Amateur Events to be run under the rules of the A.A.A. and C. Club. 6. NO competitor to be allowed to run under an assumed name. F. H. CREAMER, Sports Secretary, Grey-street. ART UNION TICKETS—ONE SHILLING, including admission to Sports. Country Friends send stamped and addressed envelopes with applications for tickets, which will be promptly attended to. Books of Tickets may be had on application to Art Union Secretary, or to M. SHANAHAN, General Secretary, Marine Chambers, Quay-street. AUCKLAND UNITED (i£^^^^^^^ FRIENDLY f|»(^^jSjfy^*|| SOCIETIES' \\l*CovM*i^^lll conterence XS&imoJS^ AND ART UNION. IN THE DOMAIN, JANUARY 29th, 5 Tickets for the | A RT UNION Are now in circulation, and can be obtained from the Secretaries of any Friendly Society. H. T. GARRATT, Hon. Sec. Volunteer Notices. -OONSONBY NAVAL J^X^W%. JL ARTILLERY j^\*^^^\ VOLUNTEERS. KSW^^^Mvtfl 1. Recruits will march H*zl *^^K^K«S{Vvlinto Camp immediately IPI X^MfmM l'~'' aftev Drill on Monday, fes\ XMM/^ Bth inst 2. All Members \S§\ 'FSsrfflHSscty'/ must bo present on Mon>?^s.il W¥ day at T-30 sharp, at Ferry NSSW^awSP^ Te'o. 3. Absentees strictly fined. A. GRAHAM, ':' * Lieut. Com. ——■—HBBBBBS *""". B "'-' 5583 Meetings. T MONSTER MASS MEETING of those in sympathy with the ENGINEERS' LOCKOUT will be held at the FIREBELL, GREY STREET, THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING at 8.30. A. ROSSER, President. W~ OMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION. A PUBLIC MEETING Will be held in the Hall of the V.M.C.A. on MONDAY, November Bth. at 7.30 p.m. Mrs Nolan, President of the New South Wales Union and Miss Powell, corresponding Secretary for New Zealand ;also, Rev. J. Berry, of Adelaide, oncl other members of the Wesleyan General Conference are expected to speak. THE AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. STARR-BOWKETT SYSTEM. THE ORIGINAL AUCKLAND SOCIETY. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the FORESTERS' . HALL, DEVONPORT, on MONDAY, Bth NOVEMBER, at 8 p.m., to explain the workings of the Society. S. C. MACKY, ESQ., Mayor of Devonport, in the Chair. Applications for Shares in the SECOND GROUP of the Society received at the close of the Meeting. DRAUKD TESTIMONIAL." The Final Meeting of the Subscribers and Collectors towards the above Fund will be held at the Metropolitan Hotel on THURSDAY, 11th November, at 7.30 p.m. Business important. C. P. STICHBURY, C. A .JACKSON. Secret-tries.