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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6864, 20 March 1929, Page 2

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Challenge Shield (presented by Mr. D. Munro, President), most points. Conditions. Open to teams of 8. (eight) Scouts from any Scout Troop in. the. JVlanawatu Scout District or elsewhere. Each Troop may enter more than one team. . i.—lnspection: 10 points. Points will be awarded for correctness and tidiness of clothing, boots, belts, etc., and uniformity .of appointments (scarves, shoulder Knots, garter tabs, etc.). Note: Badges must bo correctly worn. 2. —Physical Training: 10 points. A. —Legs raising forward sideways and backwards (once each leg). B. —Head turning quickly, 4 times. G. —Arms Stretching Porward, Sideways, and Upwards, 4 times. D.—Knees Pull Bend with firms ing forward, sideways and upwards/ A times. 3. Knot Tying: 8 points Each Competitor will be supplied with three pieces of Sin. rope and will tie three knots as under around a Stave held horizontally: a.-—Eeef Knot. b. Clovo Hitch, c. ' Bowline. Note. —One pont will be credited to a team on account of each member who ties all the above knots .correctly in 12 seconds or under. Maximum 8 points. 4. —-100 Yards Banning Handicap. Wrestling. To Start at 1.30 p.m. I.—Amateur Catch-as-catch-can. Heavy lOst. 51bs. and over. Ist £3, 2nd £2, Entry 3/-. 2.—Amateur Catch-as-catch-can. Welter lOst 41bs. and under. Ist £3, 2nd £2. Entry 3/-. The Judges or Befereo may decide whether the number of events contested bo one or three. Competitors to bo costumed to the satisfaction of the Judges or Eeferee, and must wrestle in stocking feet or rubber shoes or barefooted. Primary School Events (boys). 1. —100 Yards Handicap, Ist 15/-, 2nd 10/-, 3rd 5/-. 2. —220 Yards Handicap, Ist 15/-, 2nd 10/-, 3rd 5/-. 3. —l2O Yards Hurdle Handicap, Ist 20/-, 2nd 10/-, 3rd 5/-. 4. —High Jump, Ist 15/-, 2nd 7/6,. 3rd 5. — LoDg Jump, Ist 15/-, 2nd 7/6, 3rd 6. —l4O Yards Belay Eaco, Ist 20/-, 2nd 10/-, 3rd 5/-. 7. —75 Yards Handicap, 7to 10 years Ist 15/-, 2nd 10/-, 3rd 5/-. Mr. T. H. Simpson presents a Gold Medal for most points in events for boys. Girls B.—loo Yards Handicap (under 15). Ist 15/-, 2nd 10/-, 3rd 5/-. 6.—75 Yards Handicap (under 12). Ist 15/-, 2nd 7/6, 3rd.5/-. 10. —Skipping Eace, 100 yards Handicap, Ist 15/-, 2nd 7/6, 3rd 5/-. 11. —75 Yards Handicap, 7to 10 years. Ist 15/-, 2nd 10/-, 3rd 5/-. 12. —Skipping Bacc, 75 yards handicap, Ist 15/-, 2nd 10/1, 3rd 5/-. Mr. N. D. Stubbs presents a Gold Medal for most points in evonts for girls. Entry Ece Cd each event. Entries for all events (accompanied with age, standard and last three performances if any), close Wednesday, 20th March. All competitors to pay at gate Fivo Competitors or no first prize, six or no second prize, seven or no third prize. The Committee reserve tho right to refuse any entry without assigning any reason for such refusal. Piping and Dancing starts at 11 a.m. sharp. And any competitor not at tho Board when tho bell rings will lose his or hex place. GATES: Adults 1/-, Children under 12 Cd. Stand: Adults 1/-; Children under 12, 6d. Motor Cars 1/-. All Competitors to Pay at Gate. GRAND SCOTCH CONCERT In Evening at-the Opera House. W. McKENZTE, Secretary, Box 186, Palmerston N.