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Gisborne Times, Volume LV, Issue 6274, 30 December 1921, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. TE KARAKA SPORTS GROUND (NEAR RAILWAY STATION). ~A N N-U A L g PORTS—MONDAY, JANUARY 1922. PROGRAMME. 1. CHAMPIONSHIP OP WAIKOHU COUNTY, GIRLS UNDER 16. Trophy valued one guinea. 2. CHAMPIONSHIP OP WAIKOHU COUNTY, BOYS UNDER 16. Trophy valued one guinea. 3. SCHOOL GIRLS’ RACE (Waikohu County). First .prize 7/6, second 5/-, third 2/6. 4. SCHOOL BOYS’ RACE (Waikohu County). First prize 7/6, second 5/-, third 2/6. 5. MARRIED LADIES’ RACE, First prize £l/1-, second 10/6. Entrance fee I/-. 6. SINGLE LADIES’. RACE. First prize £l/1-, second 10/6. Entrance fee 1/-. 7. MOTOR CAR DRIVING COMPETITION. First prize £2/10/-, second 10/6. Entrance 5/-. 8. FLAG RACE. First prize £2/2/-, second *lO/-. Entrance 2/6. 9. 'HUNTERS’ LEAPING MATCH. First prize £4, second £l. Entrance fee 5/-. 10. MUSICAL STALLS. First prize £l/10/-, second 10/-. Entrance fee 2/6. 11. STEPPING THE CHAIN. First prize £l. Entrance fee 1/-. 12. BENDING RACE. First prize £l/10/-, second 10/-. Entrance fee 2/8. 13. OPEN LEAPING MATCH (Steeplechase style). First prize £5, second £3, third £l. Entrance fee 10/6. 14. MAIDEN JUMP. First prize £2, second £l. Entrance fee 2/6. 15. THROWING CRICKET BALL (ladies only). ' First prize 10/-. Entrance fee 6d. 16. STOCK HORSE EVENT. First prize £2, second £l. Entrance fee 2/6. 17. VICTORIA CROSS RACE. First prize £l/10/-, second 10/-. Entrance fee 2/8. 18. THREAD THE NEEDLE RACE. First prize £l, second 10/-. Entrance fee 2/6. 19.. TILT AT THE RING. First prize £l, second 10/-. Entrance , fee 2/3. GUESSING WEIGHT OF SHEEP. RACES FOR CHILDREN. PRIZES FOR ALL. ENTRANCE FREE. THE PRESIDENT’S CUP, valued 20 gns., for highest aggregate in Nos. 7 and 11; to ho won outright twice in succession or three times at intervals. A CUP, valued sgns., by D. J. Barry, Esq., for most points scored by any Competitor in all Horse Events except Nos. 7, 11, and 12.

SOCIAL IN EVENING. Gents 3/6, Ladies 2/-. TRAINS.—In addition to the ordinary train leaving Gisborne at 8 a.m. and returning from Te Karaka at 5.25 p.m., a SPECIAL TRAIN will run as follows:—Gisborne depart 10 a.m., arrive Te Karaka 11.10 a.m., Te Karaka depart 6.35 p.m. LUNCHEON AND REFRESHMENT BOOTH ON GROUND. Hot Water Free for All. ADMISSION 1/-, Horse 1/-, Motor Cars 2/-. Children under 14 years Half-price. Brass Band in Attendance. J. CARTWRIGHT, M. DOYLE, Joint Secs. JT “pAYS” pO pULLD JN QONCRETE ? From Important Engineering Works To Modest Road Culverts. From Huge Factory Buildings To Neat Cottage Homes. From Short City Streets To Miles of Rural Highways. From Giant Farm Silos To Smallest Farm Buildings. From Sheep and Cattle Dips To Feed and Drinking Troughs. From Dairy Floors To Fenoing Posts. “STAR” BRAND PORTLAND CEMENT Passed British Standard Specifications. Equals The' World’s Best. (N.Z. pORTLAND QEMENT, LIMITED. RICHARDS-UPTON BUILDINGS, CUSTOMS ST. EAST, AUCKLAND. & COAUCTIONEERS. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS We stock everything needed for the Home. Good, sound, serviceable FURNITURE at Reasonable Prices. We stock the Best Samarang Kapoo Bedding—in fact, everything ami anything that goes to make qp a modern, comfortable home. OUTDOOR SALES EOQNOgfIIGALLY CONDUCTED and ' SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. W« ar» Casfl Buyers of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE or CSOODS OF ANY DESCRIPTION In Any Quantity. r to 7 4 lALCOLM AUCTIONEER. Telephone Private Telephone 12 ... ms MARTIN’S QORDIAL pAOTORY FOR YHOLESOME SUMMER DRINKS, i FREE FROM ALL INJURIOUS CHEMICALS. Refreshing and Invigorating Cordials of Every Description. RY OUR BREWED VINEGAR, IN BULK* OR BOTTLE. 407 GLADSTONE ROAD. PHONE No. 6. 141 AN TED Known —Bookbinding of ’ ’ any description and in any class f material beautifully executed at J he Times Jobbing Works. j