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Northern Advocate, 15 March 1929, Page 12

SPORTS MEETINGS. JJA UNO A KARA MlvA j gPOKTS QLUB | (Affiliated with the Northern Athletic j Union.) j Patron: A. .1. Murdoch, Esq., M.P., President: T. O’Carroll, Esq. j Vive-Presidents: Messrs S. W. Craw- ■ ford, G. Cliihl, D. McLennan, L. Smith, T. Porter, P. W. Gillingham. fjpENTH gPORTS to I)e Held in the JJAUNOAKARAMEA RECREATION Q.ROUND, On ’pH TUESDAY, First Race to Start at 11 a.m. PROGRAMME; 1— MAIDEN RACE, IOOYds. First Prize 30/-, Second, 10/-. Ent. 2/-. 2 BOYS’. RACE, IOOYys. Under 10 years. First 10/-, Second 5/-, Third 2/6. Entrance Free. 3 100 YARDS HANDICAP. First £4, Second £2, Third £l. Nomination 4/-. Acceptance 3/-. 4 MAIDEN STANDING CHOP, 12in (Bloch. . Open, First £2, Second £l. Entrance 3/-. 5 MAUNGAKARAMEA.. CUP, 150 Yds. First £B, Second £3, Third £l. Nomination 8/-, Accep. 4/-. 6 YOUNG LADIES’ RACE, 75Yds. Trophies. 7 YARDS HANDICAP. First

£4, Second £2, Third £l. Nomi- ■ nation 4/-, Acceptance 3/-. 8 — (STANDING- CHOP, 12in Block. First £6, (Second £2, Third £l. Nomination 6/-, Acceptance 8/-. 9 CIGARETTE RACE. Trophies. 10— YARDS .LOCAL HANDICAP. Open only to competitors residing in the Mangapai and Maungakaramea Ridings and Tangihua Block 11. First £3, Second £1 10/-, Third 10/-. Nomination 3/-, Acceptance 2/-. 11— HIGH JUMP. First 30/-, Second 10/-. Entrance 2/-. Post entry. 12— UNDERHAND CHOP, 14in Block. First £5, Second £2, Third £l. Nomination -5/-, Acceptance 3/-. 13— YARDS HANDICAP. First £5, Second £2, Third £l. Nomination 5/-, Acceptance 3/-. 14— .BOYS’ HALF-MILE, 16 Years & Under. First £l, Second 10/-, Third 5/-. Entry free. 15— FORCED HANDICAP, 150Yds. Winners compulsory. First £2, Second JO/-. Entrance 2/6.. 16— STEPPING THE DISTANCE. First £l, Second 5/-. Entrance 1/-. 17— WEIGHT-GUESSING ' COMPETITION. (a) Fat Cow. Prize £l. Entry 1/-. ,(b) Fat Sheep. £l. Entry 1/-. RULES:—(Nominations for events No. 3,4, 5,7, 8, 12, and 13, Close with the Secretary on SATURDAY, March 30th. Three Competitors or no event. Five Competitors or no second prize. Competitors when nominating must send past two years ’ performances together with nomination fees. Nomination Forms can Die obtained from Secretary. No Sideshows (allowed. * Luncheon & Afternoon Teas, etc., Avaiable on Ground at Reasonable > Rates.

ADMISSION TO GROUND: ADULTS 1/6; SCHOOL CHILDREN FREE. CARS 1/6. DANCE IN THE EVENING AT THE PUBLIC HALL. ADMISSION 2/6. W. H. GILLINGHAM, Secretary, P.O. Box No. 1. 101 ' Phone No. 7A. SHOWS JJAIKOHE gHOW, gATURDAY, JJARCH JgTH, 3029. To be Held in the K AIKOHE T OWNSHIP > HANDY TO STATION. Classes Include: — HORTICULTURAL, INDUSTRIAL, AGRICULTURAL, PASTORAL and HUNTER COMPETITIONS. Cup for Open Hunter Competition, valued at 25 Guineas. SCHEDULES NOW AVAILABLE. Address Enquiries to— N. A. ELLERY, Secretary, 50 P.O. BOX 58, KAIKOHE.

AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL ANNUAL g'HOW gHOW Will be Held on THE ASSOCIATION’S . GROUNDS, CENTRAL WAIPU. THURSDAY, 2]_ST JJARCH, 1929. THURSDAY, 21 ST ; JfARCH, 1929. CLASSES INCLUDE;— Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs. Poultry, Agricultural Products, Fruit, Dairy Produce, Bread, Preserves, Plain and Fancy Needlework, Flowers, Miscellaneous and Artistic Work, All Entries, with exception of Classes Nos. 5,6, 7, Cose on SATURDAY, March I6th, 1929. CONCERT AND DANCE IN THE EVENING. 150 B, McGREGOR, Secretary, Waipu.