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Gisborne Times, Volume LXX, Issue 11175, 7 April 1930, Page 7

SPORTS SPORTS WAIPIRO BAY SPORTS CLUB (Affiliated with the N.Z.A. and C.U.) EASTER MONDAY 21st APRIL, 1930 RECREATION GROUND, COMMENCING 11 a.m. OFFICIALS Patron: A. B. Williams, Esq. President: Dr. C. S. Davis. Vice-Pre-sidents: K. S. Williams, M.P., A. M. Beale, C. H. McCracken, S. J. Lee, D. Mcßae, P. Larsen, C. E. Nurse, A. Tuckweli, J. Clews, W. S. Thompson, R. G. Sherwood. Hale, ,J. Woodford, G. V. Dewes, G .A. Runciman. H. M. Te rau, Tuhaka Fox, S. Ngarimu, Ti. Walker., W. Tako, Rev. J. J. Anderson, F. Fitzpatrick, C. Otte, R. l'oung, T. H. Williams, S. Burdett, A. J. Kirkham, E. Corrnac, F. G. Cox. Committee: Messrs W. S. Thompson, 0. Winter, H. Boyce, W. H. Bradley, F. Tibbie, S. Mcllroy, A. McFarlane, Iloki Fox, L. Hueston. Handicapper and Starter, Foot Events: H. Lambert Esq. Judges, Foot Events: W. 0. Thompson and 0. Winter. Starter, HorSe Events: J. Whitehead, Esq. Judge: Horse Events: S. Ngarimu, Esq. 1— YARDS DASH HANDICAP. First £2, second £l. Entrance 3'-. 2 HIGH JUMP. First £l/10, second 10/-. Entrance 2/-. 3 FLAG RACE. First £3, second £l. Entrance 4/-. 4 100 YARDS SHEFFIELD HANDICAP. First £5, second £2. Nomination 3 -, acceptance 4/-. 5 MAIDEN JUMP. First £3 and Cup. second £l. Entrance 4/-. G—HOP. STEP AND JUMP. First £2, second £l. Entrance 3/-. 7—220 YARDS SHEFFIELD HANDICAP. First £5, second £2 Xom*inntion 3/-. Acceptance 4J-. S—LADIES' 75 YARDS HAND! CAP. Open. First, Trophy, second, Trophy. Entrance, 1/-. 9—OPEN LEAP. First £5 and Cup. second. £2. Entrance 7/6. 10—BOYS’ SCHOOL RELAY RACE Open to School teams from Gisborne to Cape Runaway. Teams of Four. 400 yards. First, Medals. second. Medals. Entrance, 6d. ! 11—TILTING AT THE RING. First £2. second 10/-. Entrance 2.6. ! 12—4 to YARDS SHEFFIELD HANI DTCAP. First £5, second £2. i Nomination 3/-. Acceptance 4/-. 13— GIRLS’ SCHOOL RELAY RACE Open to School Teams from Gisborne to Cape Runaway. Teams of four. 400 yards. First Trophies, second, trophies, Entrance. 6d. 14— POTATO RACE. First £3, second £l. Entrance 4/-. In—MEN'S 50 YARDS SACK RACE First £l. second 10/-. Entrance, 1/6. 16— YARDS EAST COAST MAORI HANDICAP. Open to Maoris from Gisborne to Cape Runaway. First £3 and Gold Medal, second £l/10 ? -. Entrance 4/-. 17 — HENTERS’ JUMP. First £5 and Cup, second £2. Entrance 7'6. CHILDREN’S EVENTS. NOVELTY RACES TOSSING THE AXE. KICKING FOOTBALL SIDE SHOWS, Etc. Etc. THE DAY OF THE YEAR THE SUNNY SPOT ON THE COAST OLD AND YOUNG CATERED FOR Run under N.Z.A. and C.U. Rules. Three entries or no event. Five entries or no second prize. Nominations for 100yds., 220yds.. and 440yds. Sheffield Handicaps, together with past two years 4 performances. close with secretaries on 12tli APRIL, at S p.m. Handicaps declared on 14th April. All other events Post Entry. A Special Prize of £lO/10'-, donated by Air F. W. Fitzpatrick for the most points scored in the three Sheffield events. —ADMISSION— Adults 2/-, Children 1/-, Cars 2/-. Horses 6d. 0E LUXE DANCE IN THE EVENINC AT TE PUIA HALL Blair’s Orchestra. Admission: Gentlemen 5/-, Ladies 2/6 T. A. CORNISH, F. W. KERR, Joint Secretaries. How are * yoor Sungs? Many grow up with a low state c£ vitality that renders them susceptible to dread disease. To overcome such a tendency wonders can be done by plenty of fresh air, exercise, and relieving even the simplest cough with Lane’s Emulsion. Price 2/6 and 4/6 at all Chemistj; and Stores . >