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and second prizes. Trophies. Entry free. 3.25 p.m. 2S—CONSOLATION HUNTERS. Catch weights. First prize £2/10/-, second £l/1/-. Open only to all horses which have competed at this meeting and not secured first or second prizes. Entry 5/-. 3.30 p.m. 29 MILES ( CONSOLATION ) CYCLE RACE. Prizes (Trophies), first 10/6, second 5/-, third 2/6. Entry 1/*. 3.45 p.m. 30— FOOTBALL GOAL KICKING. First prize 10/6. Entry, 3/- per attempt. 31— HOCKEY GOAL SHOOTING. First prize 10/6. Entry 1/- per attempt. 32 SHEEP WEIGHT JUDGING. First prizo £l. Entry 1/-. 33 CHAIN or DISTANCE STEPPING. First prize £l. Entry 1/-. 34 PILLOW FIGHTING. First prizo 10/-. Entry 1/-. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 3—All Athletic Events run under the rules of the N.Z. Amateur Athletic Association. 2 All prizes for Athletic Events are trophies. 3ln all Horse Events tho Committee to decide the course; two baulks to disqualify. . 4 All entries must be submitted to the Secretary half-an-hour beforo each event. 5 Handicaps for events 10, 12, 14, 19 and 20 will bo declared on the grounds, and competitors when nominating for these events must send in to Secretary results of last two performances. 6 Tho decisions of the judges will be final in every competition. 7 All protests to be in the hands of the Secretary not later than one hour after the event in dispute. S—All disputes to be settled by tho General Committeo and its decision -to be absolutely final'. 9 In all events three competitors or no competition; five or no second prize. 10— Tho Committeo reserves the right to delete or mako alterations on the programme, of altering the time of starting, of refusing any entry, or abandoning the sports if necessary, by weather or by any other circumstances of which it shall be the sole judge. 11— All prizes to be claimed immediately after sports otherwise they will not be recognised. 12 — Competitors must be in readiness when called as tho events must come oif in the order stated; any competitor misconducting or misbehaving will be excluded from the competition, and if he or she should have successfully competed, tho prize shall be forfeited. All competitors must leave the ring after each event. 13— All events Post Entry. WHITE PINE BLOCKS FOR ALL CHOPPING EVENTS. IMPROVED GROUNDS AND TRACKS FOR ALL EVENTS. NATIVE BUSH; A REAL PICNIC PLACE. A ’plane will be landing in an adjacent paddock (weather circumstances permitting) and will be available for passenger flights. There will also be an aerobatic exhibition. REFRESHMENTS ON THE GROUNDS. HOT WATER PROVIDED FREE. ADMISSION: Adults 1/-; Children over 8 years, 6d; under 8 years, free; Motor cars, 1/-; members and members’ motor cars, free. EUCHRE AND DANCE IN THE EVENING IN THE TOKORANGI MEETING HOUSE. Admission: Gents 1/6, Ladies 1/-. E. W. BARNETT & A. HUTTON, Hon Secretaries. Address: Tokorangi, Ilafcombc. Phone: Gk, Halcombc, or Post Office, Halcombe.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 59, Issue 274, 22 November 1934, Page 10
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