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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 3263, 5 February 1926, Page 2

General Notices TENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Oroua Downs Sports Club (INCORPORATED) To be held on Mr H. G. HAMMOND’S GROUNDS, OROUiA DOWNS. WEDNESDAY, Marchßrd, 1926. FIRST EVENT AT 11.15 A.M. SHARP. ’ .1 ■ I PROGRAMME—--1 Maiden Pony Leaping, 14.2 and ’ under. Ist. 3 guineas, 2nd l guinea. Entrance 5/-. 2. 100 Yards Handicap, Trophies. Ist. £2 2/-, 2nd 10/-. Entrance 2/o. S. Maiden Hunters' Competition. 11 stone and over. Ist 5 guineas, 2nd 1 guinea. Entrance 7/6. 4. Open Pony Leaping. 14.2 and under. Ist 8 guineas, 2nd 1 guinea, Entrance, 5/-. 5. Taikorea Open Hunters Competition. 11.7 and over. Ist Challenge ■Cup, presented by Mr F. J. Nathan and 6 guineas, 2nd 3 guineas, 3rd 1 guinea. Entrance 15/.. Cup' to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals 6. 220 Yards Handicap. Trophies Ist. 3 guineas, 2nd 1 guinea, Bnd 1,0/6 Entrance B/-. 7. Novelty Trot. .14 miles. Freelegged. Ist 3 guineas, 2nd 1 guinea. En8. Bending Competition, Ist 1 guinea. 2nd 10/6. Entrance 2/6. 9. Hunteps’ Competition Steeplechase Style, 11 stone and over, Ist Cup presented by Mr J. F. McKelvie 'and 3 guineas, 2nd 3 guineas. Entrance 10/-. 10. Novelty Pony Race. J mile. 14 hands and under. Ist 2 guineas, 2nd .10/6. Entrance 3/-. 11. Thread the .Needle, i mile. 11 guinea each Lady and Gent. Entrance 8/- ... 12. 440 Yards Handicap. Trophies. Ist 4 guineas, 2nd 1 guinea, 3rd. 10/0. Entrance 5/-, 13. Hunters’ Consolation. Ist 5 guineas, 2nd 30/-. Entrance 6/-. 14. Half Mile Handicap. Trophies. Ist 4 guineas, 2nd 30/-, 3rd .10/-. Entrance 6/-. • ■ 15. Trot. Open, 1J miles. Ist 4 guineas . .• 2nd 2-guineas. Entrance 6/.. 16. Npyelty Pony Race, i mile. 14. a and under. Ist 2 guineas, 2nd 10/$* Entrance' 8/-. 17. Tilting at Ring. Ist 1 guinea, 2nd. .10/6. Entrance 2/6. Nall Driving. Ladies and Gents. 7/6. Entrance 1/-.', Sheep Guessing. Sheep, prize. Chain Stepping. Gents. Trophies, 16/- ’’ and 5/-. Entrance 1/-. Rules And Regulations. 1. -All events post entry. 2. -Competitors when nominating must send in their results of the last two performances. 3. —All athletic events will be under the rules of N.Z.A.A.A. 4. —No entry will be accepted unless accompanied by the entrance reea s—The decision of the judges or judge shall be Anal in every competition Committee reserve the right ot refusing any entry, making any change in the programme, postponing or abandoning the Sports if necessary, by weather or other circumstances of which they shall be sole judge. 7. —All events, 5 competitors or no 2nd prize. 3 .competitors or no event. 8. —jAU competitors must be in readiness when called as the events must come off in the order stated Aliy competitor misconducting himself will be excluded from the competition and if be should , . have, successfully competed, he must forfeit the prize. All com. petltors must leave the ring after each event. LUNCHEON 2/6 AND AFTERNOON TEA X/-, OBTAINABLE ON GROUNDS. HOT WATER SUPPLIED FREE. Various Stalls on Grounds. Foxton Silver Band in Attendance. ADMISSION: 1/-; School Children Free. Vehicles 1/-. DANCE IN THE EVENING. Admission 3/-, Ladies 2/-. H. George Orchestra, Handicapper for foot events—G. Watson, Esq. Judge.—J. Cameron, Esq. President. —H. G. Hammond, Esq. Secretary.—D, Gustofson. NOTICE. Bookmakers, Bopkmakers’ Clerks on their Agents will not be admitted to the grounds, under regulations of the “Gaming Act, 1908.’’ The Ideal Milking Machine Co., PROPRIETORS OF MECHANICAL' AND AUTOMATIC MILKING MACHINES. Farmers, Please note our address: 24 Rangltlkel Street, PALMERSTON NORTH-'