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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10074, 9 March 1896, Page 8

Athletics. ■\TATIONAL INDEPENDENT ORDER i.l OF ODDFELLOWS. 18 ANNIVERSARY. PINE ISLAND, SATURDAY, * N.1.0.0f O,K * MARCH 14. P.s. Eagle will leave Ferry Tee at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., and 1.45. Band in Attendance, Hot Water provided Free. Swings and Amusements. Tickets One Shilling. Children 8 to 14, Sixpence; Children under 6, Frea SPORTS PROGRAMME. 1. MAIDEN HANDICAP, 100 yds, open. First prize trophy valued 25s : second prize trophy valued 12s ; third prizu trophy, valued 10s. Entrance fee, Is Sid. 2. FINANCIAL MEMBERS 01' AUCKLAND DISTRICT, N.LO.F., HANDICAP, 100 yds. First prize, trophy valued 20s : second prize, trophy valued 15s; third prize trophy valued 10s. Entrance fro, Is. 8. SINGLE LADIES' HANDICAP, 76yds. open. Fir.it prize, trophy valued 14s; second prize, trophy valued 10s fld; third prize, tiopby valued 6s. Entrance free. 4. SACK RACE, 75yds, Open. — First prize, trophy ; second prize, trophy. Entrance, Is. 6. OPEN HANDICAP, 260yds.—First prize, £3 3s cash; second prize, £1 103 cash; third prize, trophy valued 16s. Entrance fee, 2s Cd. 6. BOYS' HANDICAP, 75yds; under 15 years, for Members' sons only. —First prize, trophy valued lGs; second prize, trophy valued 9s; hird prize, trophy valued Ss fid. Entrance, free. 7. MARRIKD LADIUS' HANDICAP, 75yds, open.—First prize, trophy valued 10s fid: second prize, trophy valued fis fid; third prize, trophy valued 3s 6<l. Entrance, free. BA. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' HANDICAP, 160 yds. Open to Members of Friendly Societies. —First prize, trophy valued 355; second prize, trophy valued 19s; third prize, trophy valued lus fid. Kntrance fee, 2s. 8. LADIES' BRACELET, l-Oyds. — First prize, trophy valued Sis Cd; second prize, trophy valued 20s; third prize, valued 7s fid. Entrance fee, is. Nominations by Ladies. 9. BOYS HANDICAP, under 17 yeats, open, 100 yds.—First prize, trophy valued 10s fid; second prize, tiopby valued Us «d; third prize, trophy valued 4s. Entrance, fid. 10. POTATOE RACE, 60yds, open.—First prize, trophy; second prize, trophy. Entrance, Is. 11. PAST GRANDS' HANDICAP, 100 yds. Open / to all Past Grands of N.1.0.F.-First prize trophy valued 365; second prize, trophy valued IBs 6d; third prize, trophy valued Ira fid. Entrance, Is. 12. GIRLS' HANDICAP, 75yds (under 16 years). For members' daughters.-First prize, trophy valued 20s ; second prize, trophy valued 12s fid; third prize, trophy valued 10s 6d. Entrance, free. 13. REPRESENTATIVES' HANDICAP. 75yds. Open to representatives of Sister Societies, to wear regalia.-First prize, trophy valued £2 -s; second prize, trophy valued ISs fid; third prize, trophy valued 10s fid. Entrance, free. 14. THRKE-LEGGKD RACE, lOOyde.— First prize, trophy valued 225; second prize, trophy valued 7s. Entrance, Is. 15. MEMBER'S WIFE'S HANDICAP, 60yds.First prize, trophy valued 20s ; second prize, trophy valued 10s fid ; third prize, trophy valued 6s 64. Entrance, free. 10. BANDSMEN'S HANDICAP, 75yds, to carry instruments.—First prize, trophy valued, 10s 6d; second prize, trophy valued, 7s fid; third prize, trophy valued 5s fid. Entrance free. 17. COMMITTEE HANDICAP, 75yds, open to all members of committee-First prize, trophy valued 15s; second prize, trophy valued 10s ; third prize, trophy valued 7s fid. Entrance free. Entries for Nos. 1, 2, 6,8 a, 8, and 11 close with the Secretary, Mr. Thome, Wellesloy-street, on TUESDAY, March 10th, at nine o'clock a.m. No acceptance fee. Past two years' performances must accompany entries. Members of Friendly Societies are requested to appear In regalia, C. B. THORN E, „ _ _ , . • Secretary. N.B.—Prizes on view at Mr. C. B. Thome's shop. fTT A. C. B. S. ii. GRAND NATIONAL FETE AND MONSTER ART UNION, IK THE DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1890. GREATEST DAY'S SPORT IN THE PROVINCE. AMATEUR PEDESTRIANS AND CYCLISTS, CASH AMATEUR WHEELMEN, PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES, MAGNIFICENT— HUNDRED PRIZES ABSOLUTELY GIVEN AWAY. CHILDREN' TREAT. BANDS IN ATTENDANCE. WONDERFUL HOW 'TIS DONE. Admission to Sports, including a chance in Art Union, only ONE SHILLING. ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT, ' March (TUESDAY) 17th, GRAND LIMELIGHT DISPLAY I Irish Scenery and National Music, In tho CATHOLIC INSTITUTE, WELLINGTON-STi Admission, Is. P. G. GRACE, Hon. Sec. Dental A. L. SMITH, OLD-ESTABLISHED DENTIST, Comer of Hobson and Wellesley Streets. IX K e m pTSURGEON DENTIST HAS REMOVED TO QUEEN-STREET, Next Bank of New Zealand P.O, Box. 347. Telephone, 494. p A U L JJEAVER SURGEON DENTIST, VICTORIA KOAD, DEVONPORT. Rooms Closed on Saturdays and Holidays. JJ JjILKIN, DENTAL SURGEON, . Has returned from England and Resumed his Practice at ■ 42, VICTORIA STREET. Next door below Macky, Logan, Ste«n, and Co. W. N. L ,ATHAM| SURGEON DENTIST (For two years with the late Mr. W. H. Skeet) May be consulted at bis Booms, Adjoining Messn Champtaloup and Cooper, QUEKN-BTBKST (Opposite Wyndhauwtroet). iT cox & son, 1 % r WS -l Dnmsra. {"• %»:»•» A.M.?, Buildings, 148, Queen-street. Telephone 674. H. F. W IN(,SOB SURGEON DENTIST p a*. (By Kxam.), SHOBTLAND-STRBBT (Opposite General Pos /'V OtJlce). Telethons sr.. ; W.H.'H.C. W WOHI " SURGEON DENTISTS, (Successors to A. L Wright) Telephone M. / t