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Feilding Star, Volume 8, Issue 2504, 18 March 1930, Page 3

Jig: 5, Hornpipe Prizes, Ist trophy, 10/(1, 2nd 5/-. 1(5 years anti under: 1, Sword Dance; 2, Highland Fling; Irish Jig; 4, Hornpipe. Prizes: Ist, trophy 15/-, 2nd 5/-. Entry 1/-. All events post entry. Competitors when nominating must send in their results of the last two performances. All athletic events will be under the rules of the N.Z.A.A.A. No entry will b e accepted unless accompanied by th e entrance fees. Handicapper for foot events: G. Watson. Esq. Judge: H. Gillies, Esq. President: .1. Q. Cameron, Esq. ' r ice-Presidents: Messrs G. A. Burling, E. Conlan, F. Robinson, H. Coley, E. Algar. Afternoon Tea, 1/0, obtainable on the Grounds. Horse Feed Free. Hot Water Free. Accommodation will be provided for with horses coming from a distance if the Secretary be notified two days previous to the Sports. Phone I)3J, Foxton Admission 1/0, School Children free, Vehicles 1/-. DANCE IN THE EVENING Admission 3/-. Radies 2/-. Earkins’ Orchestra. Free Bus to Dunce from Foxton. R. GATES, Secretary.

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