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Northern Advocate, 21 March 1921, Page 3

SPORTING. "KAlToii & CARNIVAL To be held in M R H ONE N GAp uA's pADDOCK RASTER gATURDAY (MARCH 26, 1921) £110 IN PRIZE MONEY £HQ :: PROGRAMME: AXEMEN'S CARNIVAL. I—MAIDEN CHOP. First £2 10/, second £1 10/. Nomination 5/. Standing block, 12 inches. •2—Axemen's Cup. First £20, second , £5, third £2. Nomination 25/. • Open handicap. Standing block 15 inches. 3—SINGLE HAND SAW. First £5, second £2. Nomination 10/ 15 inch block. 4 —DOUBLE HAND SAW—First £10, second £2 10/, third 20/. Nomination 20/. 15 inch block. S—UNDERHAND CHOP. First £4, second 30/. Nomination 8/6. 15 inch block. ATHLETIC EVENTS. I—MAIDEN RACE. 100 yards. First 30/, second 10/. Nomination 2/6. 2—'HANDICAP HURDLES. 120 yards. First £3, second 20/. Nomination 5/. 3—IIALF-IMILE HANDICAP. First £5, second £2. Nomination 7/6. 4—JCAIK'OHIE CUP. First £20, second £5, third £2. To be run in three distances of 100 yards, 200 yards and 300 yards flat Points 5, 2 and 1. Nomination 25/. S—SCHOOL RELAY RACE First team £2. All schools eligible and ' teams to consist of 4 competitors each Nomination free. 6——RETURNED SOLDIERS' DASH. First £3, second 20/. 75 yards. Nomination 2/6. 7 —EASTER HANDICAP. 440 yards. ■First £4, second 20/. Nomination 7/6. HORSE EVENTS. PACE RACE. Walk, trot and gallop; third of distance at each pace. First 40/.. second 10/. Nomination 5/. HORSE JUMPING. First 40/, second 10/. Nomination 5/. CHIDDREN'/S RACES, LADIES' RACES, and other Side Shows if time permits. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. —All events Start punctually*. First event at 10.30 a.m. Competitors iby train will not be affected. 2.—Every appeal or protest must be lodged in writing with the Secretary within ten minutes after the event, accompanied by a fee of 10/-. Fee to be forfeited if protest not sustained. 3.- —Three entries for all events or no race. Five entries or no second prize. 4. —The Judge's decision in all eases to be final. s.—Non-competitors other than Sports officials must remain outside the Chopping and Sawing area (which will be fenced off) during a competition. This rule will be strictly adhered to. 6.—Betting on the ground absolutely prohibited. 7. —The Committee will not be re sponsible for any accidents that may occur during the Sports. B.—'Under no consideration will prompt«£s be allowed in the ring when Chopping events are in progress. 9. —One assistant allowed in Sawing events. 10.—Any competitor entering his saw or cutting his block with an axe when an event is about to start will be disqualified. 11.—The Committee reserve the right to alter the order of evejits if they think necessary. GENERAL INFORMATION FOR COMPETITORS AND PUBLIC. I—Train arrangements will be advertised in the "Northern News" and other papers later. 2.- —All correspondence concerning these Sports to be addressed—"Secretary, Box 21, Kaikohe."

3.—pCars will Ibe running to meet and connect with train. KAIKOHE BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Refreshments obtainable on the Ground. Admission to Ground: Adults 1/6, Children Byrs and over 1/, Children under Byrs free. G. EVERETT & C. DICKESON, Joint Secretaries. P.O. Box 21, Kaikohe. 882 COME! COME! COME! GUNGURU gPORTS "RASTER TyjONDAY — 28th March A Gala Day for Young and Old. Events for All EXTENSIVE PRIZE LIST. Visit Whangarei's Finest Playground at Excursion Rates. Sports followed by DANCE PROMENADE CONCERT Tenders for Booth close with Secretaries on 22nd inst. F. G. BLACKWELL, 892 E. S. STEPHENS, Sees.

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