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Points 3,2, 1 will be awarded to Ist, 2nd and 3rd Competitors in all events. The points gained by the competitors from eacli school will be totalled, and a sum of money, based on the point's won, will be paid to the sports fund of each school. CONDITIONS. 1 .—All events ar o held under the rules of the N.Z.A.A.A. •j.—ln till events competitors must be under the age of 15 years tn March 9th, -11)20. from which date all ages arc to be reckoned. ,3.—Entry fee in each event 3d. 4.. —Competitors in sack .':aee, s must bring their own sacks, dirts in skipping races must provide their own ropes. s.—No entries will be accepted that are not on the prescribed forms dual accompanied by fees. o.—-Competitors may not run in spiked shoes. 7.—Entries close with the Hon. Secretary at 5 p.m on 1 RIDAY, February 10. 1029. REGISTRATION OF SCHOOLS, ETC. - 1. All schools must register annually., Fees: Grade 3or under, 2/oail other schools, 7/0. Note : Should the subs, of the members, of thp; staff b e equal to these amounts, the payment registers the school. 2.—. The Secretary will register School Colours on the written request of the head teacher. 3. —All Competitors must appear In full school costume or they will not be permitted to run. 4. —Tile colours of tile Association are black, green and) gold, and no school may register these colours. 5. —On Sports Day all Officials will wear a rosette of the Association’s colours. Note.—Full School Costume in the case of boys, means singlet and shorts. Teachers are particularly requested to see that Clause 3 is complied with. * Admission : Adults 1/, Secondary School pupils 6d, children free. Entries close on FRIDAY, 10th February, at 5 p.m. E. 11. LANGE, lion. Secretary. Box 14, Fellding. Summer’s Newest and Best Drink —Trellis Brand Oral go Cordial. Cooling and healthful. Costs little. All stores. Children like Wade’s Worm Figs—a safe, sure remedy for worms. No ill after-effects.

3. —7syds Flat Knee, mirier 10. 4. —7syds Flat Race, under 11. 5. —7syris Flat Race, under 12. (5. —100yds Flat Race, under 12. 7. —looyds Flat Race, under 14. 8. —looyds Flat Race, open. Section L. 1, —lvlOyds Relay Race, under 12, 2. —44oyds Relay Race, open. Teams of Four Girls Section M. 1. —soyds .Skipping Race, under .10 2. —7syds Skipping Race, under 12. 3. —looyds Skipping Race, open. Section N. (For Schools of Roll No. under 100 Only). 1. —soyds Flat Race, under 8. 2. —7syds Flat Race, under 10. 2.—7syds Flat Race, under 12. 4. —looyds Flat Race, open. Section O. (Competitive Organised Games, 10 Girls in Team). 1. .-Overhead Rail Game. 2. —Line Game, Running, Two Schools may combine as in Section E. Section P.' 1. 75yds Sack Race. open. 2. —7syds Three-legged Race, under p ■ 12. 3. —7syds Three-legged Race, open. CHALLENGE TROPHIES A—BOYS Guthrie Shield.—Open to all Schools. Awarded to School gaining most points in Sections A, B. and C. Winners: 1021, Taonui; 1922, Bulls; 1023, Halcoipbe; 1024, Kiwitea.; 1025, no sports; 1020, Manchester Street; 1027, Rongotoa ; 1028, Manchester Street. B.—GIRLS McCorltindale Rose IJowl—Open to all Schools. Awarded to Schools gaining Most Points in Sections Iv and 1.. Winners. Street: 192 G-27, Lyttou Street; 1028, Manchester Street. C.—Country. Schools Challenge Trophy. Awarded to School gaining Most Points in Section D. and N. Points to count : 5,3, 1. Winners—lo2B, Kopaue. GENERAL INFORMATION PRIZES AND TROPHIES In all events Certificates of Ror cord will ho awarded to Ist, 2nd and 3rd.

FEILDING AND DISTRICT PUB- ' LIC SCHOOLS’ AMATEUII ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (Affiliated with N.Z. Amateur Athletic Association) NINTH ANNUAL—SPORTS ) KOWHAI PARK, FEILDING SATURDAY, MARCH 9th, 1929 To Commence at 10 a.m. BOYS’ EVENTS Section A. I;—soyds Flat Race, under 8. 2—soyds Flat. Race, under 9. 3. — 75yds Flat Race, under 10. 4 _7syds Flat Race, under 11. 5. —7syds Flat Race, under 12. 6. —looyds "Flat Race, under 13. 7. —looyds Flat Race, under 14. 8. —looyds Championship. - 9. —l2oyds Hurdles Championship. 10. —120yds Hurdles, under 13. Section R. 1. —44oyds Relay Race, under 12. 2. —44oyds Relay Race, open (teams of four). Section C. 1. —Long Jump, under 12. 2. —Long Jump, open. 3. —High Jump, under 13. 4. —High Jump, open. 5. —Hop, Step and Jump, open. o.—Throwing Cricket Ball, under 12 7.—Throwing Cricket Ball, open. Section D. (For Schools of Roll No. under 100 Only) 1. —soyds Flat Race, under 8. 2. 75yds Flat Race, under 10. 3. —7syds Flat Race, under 12. 4. —looyds Flat Race, open. Section E. (Competitive Organised Games, 10 Boys in Team) 1. —Overhead Ball Game. 2. Line Game, Running. Any* two schools of Grade 3a or under may combine to form one team. Section F. ].—7syds Sack Race, open. 2. —looyds Three-legged Race, open. 3. —Tug of War, open to teams of . six lioys. GIRLS’ EVENTS Section K. 3.—soyds Flat Race, under 8. . 2.—soyds Flat Race, under 9.

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