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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8144, 16 December 1904, Page 4

North Taranaki Caledonian Society, Waitara, January 19. Wanganui Caledonian Society, January 23 Stratford Caledonian Society, January Eltham Caledonian Society, February 2. Normanby Athletic Club, February 8. Kent Road Athletic Club, Februry 9. Toko Athletic Club, February 9. Egmont Village Athletic Club, FebruTariki Caledonian Society, February 23. Inglewood Athletic Club, March 2nd. Bell Block Athletic Club, March 9. Waverley Athletic Club, March 17. Okato Hibernian Society, March 17. Te Kiri Athletic Club, March 22. Mangatoki Athletic Club, March 23. Kaponga Athletic Club, March 30. Star Sports, New Plymouth, Easter Monday. Rahotu Athletic Club, Easter Monday. r (Notes by "Sprint.") Entries for the Hawera Caledonian Sol ciety's meeting on January 2, 1905, close s with the secretary, Mr A. G. Brett, at i Hawera on Saturday next, December 17, s at 9 p.m. • • • Complimentary tickets from the Hawera Caledonian Society, Stratford Caledonian Society, and the Waitotara Athletic Club ■ have been received with thanks. ,'• • • 1 Feilding nominations closed with excellent entries : Sheffield 41, Ladies' Bracelet 29, Manchester Mile 42, Hurdles 16, Makino Handicap 38, 220 Hurdles 15, Halfmile 51, Long Jump 7, High Jump 11, Hop, Step, and Jump 10, 440 Yards 37, 1 President's Handicap (220yd8) 27,- Bicycle Race (2 miles) 31, Bicycle Race (H miles) 32 Bicycle Race (£ mile) 30, Bicycle Race (1 mile) 32, Bicycle Race (3 miles) 28, total, 507, which is a record for any meeting in New Zealand. T. W. Leslie, an old timer, is now custodian of the Wellington Town Hall. • * • A new meeting has cropped up at a place called Kai Iwi this siao of Wanganui, for Boxing Day, with sprinting events up to 4-mile, £3 each event. Nominations close on Saturday, 17th inst. • # * Fred Sommers, of a few years back one of the fastest sprinters ever seen in New Zealand has again donned the shoe. His first appearance will be at Feilding on Boxing Day. ° # * # Dick Jarrett, who has seen his days at sprinting and hurdling, is evidently taking on long distance running, he having nominated for the and mile at Feilding. Nominations for Wanganui Christmas Carnival, Hawera Caledonian Society, and Waitotara Athletic Club close on Saturday, the 17th inst. • # • From J. H. Thojnpson, secretary of the Stratford Caledonian Society I have received an attractive programme for the Society's annual gathering to be held on January 26th. The 100 yds is worth £5, 200 yds £6, 440 yds £7, 880 yds £6, mile £9, 220 hurdles £6, 1, 2, and 3-mile bike events are each worth £6, 120 hurdles £4, Highlanders are exceedingly well catered for. • • • Already several peds have their names on the forfeit list. This list will be amended from day to day, and every secretary supplied with a full list on the day of his annual sports gathering. No competitor will be allowed to take part in any sports whatever until the dues are fully paid. • • • An exchange reports that it is on the cards that a branch of the Taranaki Athletic and Caledonian Association may be formed in the Wairarapa district. pHUBCH SERVICES. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. i Hawera, B.— H.C. Hawera, 10.— C.S. Hawera, 7. — Evensong. Hawera, 11. Normanby, 11. — Lay Reader. Whakamara, 2.30. Opunake, 7.30. — Lay Reader. Otakeho, 7.3o.— Lay Reader. Kaponga, 7.30. — Lay Reader. Kaponga, 11 (H.C.).— Rev. Rawnsley. Riverlea, 2. — Rev. Rawnsley. Awatuna, 7.30. — Rev. Rawnsley. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Hawera, 11— Rev. Treadwell. Hawera, 7 — Rev. Treadwell. Normanby, 2. — Mr Murray. Okaiawa, 7.30. — Mr James. Manaia, 11. — Rev. Phillips. Manaia, 7.3o.— Rev. Phillips. Otakeho, 2.3o.— Rev. Phillips. Eltham, 11. — Rev. Johnston. Eltham, 2.15. — Rev. Johnston. Eltham, 7.— Rev. Johnston. Matapu, 2.— Mr Poole. Mangatoki, 7.30. — Mr Boddie. Opunake, 11. — Mr Shaw. Awatuna, 2. — Mr Shaw. Oaonui, 7.30.— Mr Shaw. METHODIST CHURCH. Hawera, 11.— Rev. Porter. Hawera, 7. — Rev. Porter. • Okaiawa, 2. — Rev. Porter. Normanby 7. — Rev. Patchett. Manaia, 11.— Rev. Patchett. Matapu, 7.30. — Mr Clement. Kapuni, 2. — Rev. Patchett. Patea, 11. — Mr Harrison. Patea, 7. — Mr Hammond. 1 Kakaramea, 2.30. — Mr Hammond. Alton, 2.30.— Mr Boagey. Opunake, 11.— Mr Hurst. Opunake, 7.30. — Supply. Pihama, 2.30. — Mr Hooper. Kaponga, 11. — Supply. Kaponga, 7.30. — Mr Gilling. Awatuna, 2. — Supply. Rowan, 2. — Mr Pettigrew. Ngaire, 11.— Mr Griffin. Kahouri Bridge, 2.30.— Mr Griffin. CATHOLIC CHURCH. Hawera, 8. Hawera, 11. Hawera, 7. Manaia, 10. Okaiawa, 11.30. GOSPEL HALL. Hawera. 7. KLENZO EXTRACT OF SOAP. The mighty washing powder is sold throughout New Zealand. Jugt try it. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED m the Hawera : Public Pound, on December sth, by Mr H. B. Nicholas, from his ] property, Tawhiti road, for trespass, ] i yellow and white poley cow, no visible brand, with red and white spotted bull calf at foot i If the above are not claimed and expenses paid will be sold at Haweia Public Pound on Tuesday, , the 27th day of December, 1904, at 12 noon, according to the provisions of tke Impounding Act. . A. J. HOWARD, ! Poundkeeper. j IMPOUNDING NOTICE. XMPOUNDEiTin the Hawera X Public Pound on Dec. Bth, by Mr J, Morrison, from his pro- a petty on the Whinnga Road, for j trespass, — I A chestnut gelding (hack), white i face, 3 white stockings, short tail, small piece out of near t ear, unshod, ho visible brand. 1 If the above is not claimed and expenses paid -will be sold at 1 Hawera Pound on Tuesday, the c 27th day of December, 1904, at 1 a noon, according: to the provi- t< Poundkeeper. IF you cannot drink ordinary cpffee, try MALKO (malted ggg&ygfUwJji). It will aid your