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CHALLENGE TROPHIES A—BOYS Guthrie Shield—Open to all Schools. Awarded to School gaining most points in Sections A, B. C. Points to count: G, 4,2. Winners: Tnonui; 1922, Bulls; 1923, Halcomhe; 1924. Kiwitea ; 1925, no sports; 192 G, Manchester Street; 1027,* Rongotea; 1928, Manchester Street : 1929, Manchester Street: 1930. Manchester Street; 1931, Lytton Street. B—GIBES. McCorkiiulale Rose Howl—Open to all Schools. Awarded to School gaiipng most points in Sections K and I*. Points to count: G, 4,2. Winners: 1922-25, Manchester St.; 192(1-27, Lytton Street; 1928-31, Manchester Street. C—Country Schools’ Challenge Trophy. Awarded to School gaining points in Sections D and N. Points to count: G, 4,2. Winners : 1928-29, Ivopane ; Manguonoho; 1931. Kopanc. GENERAL INFORMATION PRIZES AND TROPHIES In all events, Certificates of Record will ho awarded to Ist, 2nd and 3rd. most 1930,

Points, 3. ", 1, will be awarded to Ist; 2nd and 3rd Competitors in all events. Tim points stained by the Competitors from each School will be totalled and a sum of money, based on tlie points won, will be paid to the Sports Fund of each School. CONDITIONS 1. —All events are held under the Pules of the N.Z.A.A. 2. —ln all events Competitors must be under the age of lo years on March 12. li>32, from which date all ages, are to be reckoned. 3. —Entry fee in each' event is 3d. 4. —Competitors in Sack Paces must bring their own sacks. Oirls in Skipping Races must provide their own ropes. 5. —No entries will be accepted that are not on the prescribed forms and accompanied by fees. (!.—Comjtettors may not run in spiked shot s. 7.—Entries close with the lion. Secretary at 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, February 19th, 1932. REGISTRATION OF SCHOOLS &c. 1. —All Schools must register annually. Fees: Grade 3 or under, 2/(5 : all other Schools 7/G. NOTE.—-Should the Subs, of the members of the staff be equal to these amounts the payment registers the School. 2. —The Secretary will register School Colours on tin; written request of the Head Teacher. 3. —All Competitors must appenr in a Recognised School Costume or they will not be permited to run. 4. —The Colours of the Association are black, green and gold, and no School may register these colours. 3.—On Sports Day ail officials will wear u Rosette of the Association’s Colours. SCHOOL COLOURS NOTE.—The following will be accepted : —- (a) Any full School Cost lime. (b) Football Jerseys in Registered School Colours. (c) Sasli (four inches wile) iu School Colours, worn diagonally across the body, fore and aft, passing ovJr tlitf right shoulder. Entries close ou FRIDAY, 19th February, at 5 p.m. Admission : Adults 1/-. -Secondary School Pupils Gel, Children free. ! E. 11. LANGE, Hon. See. P.O. Uox 11. FEILDING.

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Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3645, 13 February 1932, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3645, 13 February 1932, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3645, 13 February 1932, Page 6

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