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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 298, 7 December 1911, Page 2

SPORTS CLUB BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 26th, 1911 TO 81l HELD ON RUSSELL PARK, ! Commencing at 12 Noon. I PROGRAMME. 1. Bays’ Race, handicap. 126 yards.— i ■ 16 6. second 5-. Entranee 6d. 2. Maiden Race, 120 yards. —First 30 -. S' <-ond 10 -. Entrance 2 3. Waigukurau Handicap, 1' 9 yards.— Fir--: £5. second £2. third 10 -. A C:m present*-;! by the late Air. P. Barrie, valued at £io. will be given n, tile competitor scoring most points in tile line? events, viz., 100 yards, 220 vaids. and 140 vard... Points to Fil-.t 3. se-.-omi 2. third 1. For Cup conditions, see rules and c: nidi lions below. Nomination for ha’idic-aj) 3 -. ami acceptance 2- in each event. 5. Boys' Handicap, 10) yards, under 12 years. First 16. second 5-. Entrance 6*l. 5. Maiden Bicycle, I mile. —First 30'-, second 21 -. Entrance 1 6. 6. Bagpipe Marc.’ios. — Fn-t £2 2-. second £1 1 Entrance 3 7. One Mile Dike. Fir.-t £3. second £1 5 -. Entrance 3 8. Th-owing the Hammer, handicap.— First .-0 -, second 10 Entrance o _ 9. Slow Bike Race, 120 yards.—-First 10 -. Entrance 1 10. Dash Handicap, 75 yards.—First £3, second 30 -, third 15 -. Nomination 3 acceptance 2-. 11. Putting the Shat, handicap.—First .30 -. second 10. -. Entrance 2/-. 12. Highland Fling.— First £2 2-, second £ll-. Entrance 3 -. 13. Waipukurau Handicap, 220 yards. —First £5. second £2, third 10/-. Nomination 3 -, acceptance 2-. 14. Bays’ Sack Race, 50 yards, under 17 years. First lo -. second 5,-. Entrance 6d. 15. Twa-mile Bike Handicap.— First 70 -. second 30. -. Entrance 3-6. 16. Strsthspeys and Reels (Music).First 12 second 21 -. Entrance 17. Boys’ Bike Race, under 14 years, twice round track. —First 15. -, second -5 -. Entrance 1 -. 18. Waipukurau Handicap, 140 yards. — First £5, second £2, third 10.-. Nomination 3 acceptance 2,-. 19. Sward Dance. — First 42 second 21 Entrance 3 -. 20. Half-mile Handicap.- First £I. second £2, third 10 -. Entrance 4 -. 21. Tug-of-war, 1 men a-side, best two (mils out of three.-—First 60’-. Entrance 1 - per man. WEGHIT GUESSING AND CHAINSTEPPING COMPETITIONS. HORSE JUMPING. Ac. NOMINATIONS for principal running and cycling events close on MONDAY. December Ith : Handicaps. Dec. 11 th F. EYRE, Secretary.

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE HASTINGS AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion, l °rd DALRYMPLE (9 years old). Bred by Mr. J. C. Grigg, at Longbeach. By “ AVALLACE,” imported from Scotland. LORD DALRYMPLE’S SIRE, Wallace (No. 7420, C. 5.8.), by Golden Treasure (4417, C. 5.8.), was bred by Mr. Geo. Bean, Balvuhain, Nains Pitcaple. His Grandsire was Lord Erskine (1741, C. 5.8.), who was sire of that unbeaten horse Cairnbrogie Stamp ; his grandsire was Bovdston Boy (111 C. 5.8.). Wallace’s dam was Grace Darling (694 C. 5.8.) by Darnley (222, C. 5.8.) ; his grand-dam was Keir Alary (203, C. 5.8.) by Loch Fergus Champion (449, C.S.B); his great-grand-dam was by Lord Clyde (447, C. 5.8.). For further pedigree see Clydesdale Stud Book. Wallace was a great prize-taker, as also were bis sire and dam. I Lord Dalrymple’s dam, Kitty Dalrymple, was by Lord Lyon : second dam Jess, by Sir Colin, imported from Scotland ; third dam by Blair’s Champion, imported. Lord Lyon is by Lord Salisbury, imported (never beaten in a show ring), and cost Air. . F. Kitching 1500 guineas to bring to New Zealand. Lord Lyon’s dam. Myrtle, was by Piitico of Wales, imported; his second dam. Alolly AlcKissock. imported from Scotland l>y Air. McCallum, so that from this pedigree Lord Dalrymple is equal to Hie best imported horse, being so directly bred from imported stock. Lord Salisbury, imported (1205, C. 5.8.) was sire of Young Conqueror (959) ; dam Darling (74) by Tintack. Lord. Salisbury was never beaten in the show yard from 1576 as a yearling, and up to IS'7, a period of 11 years, and took prizes and champions at Ayr, Kilnurr.ocl:, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and at Tr.ieri and Dunedin in New Zealand. I Lord Dalrymple so far himself car-1 ries an unbeaten record, being first, as a yearling and again as a two-year-oal, i both at Christchurch and Ashburton, i This colt was purchased for t> guineas. i Colts in Melbourne Parade sold from i 250 guineas to 400 guineas, and fillies I from 100 guineas to 200 guineas. i fee - - - - 4 GUINEAS Payable January Ist, 1912. Good paddocking. All care taken, but no responsibility. AV. McGAFFIX, Tollemache road, Hastings. Or Groom in Charge. Will travel the surrounding districts. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT HASTINGS AND HAVELOCK, i And travel Papakura & Petane districts. The AVell-known Clvdesdale Stallion, GENERAL FRENCH By Glcngile (373), Glengyle. by Prince! ef the Isles (imp.) ; dam Helen Ale- j Gregor (401), etc., etc. ; FEE - £4. GROOAI’S FEE 5/. ! JOHN BEAGLEY, Owner.! I : Apply Arch. AlcCorraick, jun., Groom [ m charge, Havelock North. 1 Good things are often ti"d up in, j very small parcel'. Becau-*? an indivi-i Inal or article does not measure up to' normal size, it does not necessarily fol-i I low that good qualities are lacking in! proportion. This truth is emphasised: i n the " Ensignette ” camera, a mini-I ; >ture camera that will siip into a man’s: resi pocket or a lady’s hand-bag. It measures hut 3;in x Ilin when closed. : j vr-t it takes splendid clear pictures : .‘Sin x l ! ,in. These pictures can then ’ j a- enlarged to any size. For everylay 'lse the ” En-iguet te is an ideal ! amnia. it takes up no more room! than a cigarette case or box of matches, j ind is the only really small folding!‘ ■amera that is self-contained. It is i ■ oid complete in a limp leather case fol : 15 -, or if fitted with a (Joerz lens, £,. Posted free to any addies- by Harring:<>ns N’.Z. Ltd. (successors to Imperial ; I’ameia Company), 42 AViilis street. Wellington.* AA'e recommend Roslyn suits for | style and lasting wear, from 32 6, all; .’luthiers.* i