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Feilding Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 119, 15 December 1905, Page 1

/CHELTENHAM • KIWITEA |^ ATHLETIC SPORTS. MONDAY, JANUARY Ist, 1906. 1 Boys' Race, 100 yds, nnder 15 years; Ist 16s, 2nd 5s Entrance 6d 2 Maiden Race, 160 yds; let 80s, 2nd 10s Entrance Is 3d 8 Pony Jump, 14 hands and under, catch weights, over three flights of hnrdles ; Ist L2, 2nd LI Entranoe 2s 4 Bagpipeß,marohes and strathspeys; let L2, 2nd 15s Entrance 2a 5 Girls' Race, nnder 15 years ; Ist 7s 6d, 2nd 2s 6d Entrance (ree 6 Sheffield Handicap. 120 yds; let L5. 2nd LI 10s, 3rd 10s. Nomination Bb, acceptance 2s ■ 1 Half-mile Bicycle Handicap ; Ist L2, 2nd LI, Brd 10a Nomination Is, acceptance Is 8 Highland Fling, in costume ; Ist L»2, 2nd 15s Entrance 2s 9 One Mile Handicap ; Ist L6, 2nd L 2, Brd 10s Nomination Bs, acceptance 83 / 10 Maiden Horse Jomp; Ist gold bracelet valne L6 6s presented by Mrs H Mulbolland, 2nd L 2 10s For horses that have never won a jumping pom* petition or hurdle race ; oatoh weights Entrance 6s 11 Sailors' Hornpipe, in coetnme ; Ist Li 2 2od 16s Entrance 2s 12 One Mile Biojcle Handioap ; Ist L 2 10a, 2nd LI, Brd 10s Nomination hi. acceptance Is 6d 18 440 yds Handicap; Ist LB, 2nd LI, Brd 109 Nomination Is, acceptance 23 14 Highland Keel, in costnme ; Ist L2, 2nd 16s Entrance 2e 15 Open Horse Jump ; Ist L7, 2nd L 2, Brd LI; minimum weight 12st , Entrance 7s 6d lft Two-mile Bicycle Handicap; let £6, 2nd LI, Brd 10s Nomination 2* 6d, acceptance 2a 6d 17 220 yds Handicap; Ist L 2 10s, 2nd LI, Brd 10s Nomination Is, acceptance Is 6d 18 Pony Trot; Ist 80s, 2nd 10s Entrance 2s 19 Half-mile Handicap; Ist LB, Sod Ll' 10s, Brd 10s Nomination Is 6d, aoceptaoce Is id 90 Open Trot, about one mile ; Ist sweepstake Post entry 5s Nominations for events Nos 8, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12. 16. 15. 16. 17. 16. 19, close with the decretory on Deoember 21st, At 8 p.m Handioaps will appear in the Feildana Stab of Deoember 28th, Acceptances dose on the ground. Winners after the declaration of handicaps may be re-handicapped Cycling Events under League of N,Z. Wheelmen's Rules Sunning Events nnder Rules of the West Coast Atbletio and Caledonian Association Trotting under Rules of the N.Z. Trotting Association Sheep Guessing Competition on the around Admission to ground— Adults Is, children 6d, hones Is (good paddock) G. H. OURRIN, Hon. Secretary. ■▼err pair guaranteed I B^le^u> Factory isneveridla FuUßpeida**?' f J?* od l*J; fl ftf No «penWspar^ *» *»p • bwiot IfaeftltfM' The public ask tor Zea^ndiasThe Boot ana Shoe Dea^" « w ewt b them. TF you have not had ZealaiidiV* y°J JL have been asleep, and we mjend to wake you. When you •"**«»■ tandlas, do not take the first thing a Storekeeper puts in your hand; iook lor the brand. If it is there go ahead with confidence. If not branded Zealandia drop it, and politely go to the man who does slock Zealandles. Remember, it is no idle boast that every pair is guaranteed to give good wear, but we stand behind our Oustowers in the guarantee. Boia by the leading retailers throughout the Colony. Manufactured by SKEtiTOK. FEOSTICK & Co., LnfrriD, Hereford eitt»et, Christoburch. Be who mows not, and knows not ne knows not-he iB afool; shun him ( fie whoknows net, and knows he knows not- he is simple; teach him. .He wbo knowß, and knows not h« knows— he is asleep ; wake him. va« wbo knows, and knows he knows— bets wise; follow him. iff* know, and we want those who fdo-no* know to know it, that there are «o Boots manufactured in New Zealand tto equal the celebrated "^toljb^Sblishbd in AUGUST. STONE'S Commercial, Municipal, and General DiftECTORY jtttD NBW ZEALAND ANNUAL. KpIZBD BY JOHW StOSl. turn* Bvo, iiie, containing oyei ilOOG aS& «^aoWhmndsomely bound n ¥ 10/6 ; after publication, 12/6. ■ "jxpnb; spur * pp., HEKB: DJSMOIOUB &B*\ BIAVTIfUiLT BUM** SanuonvnT Stituwfti S: : :^^^^||^Bl^^BßWTO