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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17984, 9 January 1922, Page 10

Cricket, 17 DEN PARK, KINGSLAND. yWj/ Hi DEN PA'RK, KINGSLAND. /A\ PLUNKET SHIELD MATCH. {jifol PLUNKET SHIELD MATCH. AUCKLAND V. CANTERBURY. AUCKLAND V. CANTERBURY. AUCKLAND V. CANTERBURY, TO-DAY (MONDAY), at 10 a.m. ADMISSION: Gate, Is; Stand, 6d. Plus Tax Take Dominion Road, Kingsland, ot Mount Albert Cars, i Ground Members' Tickets are now procurable from Messrs. Carlton Hay, J. H. Watts and the undermentioned, and may also be obtained on application during the match at the Mefnbera' Pavilion; M. J. FIiYNN, Bon. Sep,,, Auckland Cricket Association. Athletic Sports. ft fkNEWHERO ATHLETIC CLUB. Xk \J Affiliated with the Northern Athletic Union. SATURDAY. JANUARY 28. 1922. SHORTS. SPORTS. . SPORTS. In Mr. John Catbcart's Paddock. ONEWHERO. PROGRAMME: I—MAIDEN HANDICAP (Local), 120 yds.. £3: Ist prize, £2; 2nd. 15s; 3rd. ss. Entrance, 2s. 2—HALF-MILE HANDICAP (Running), £4 10s: Ist prize, i 3; 2nd, £1; 3rd, 10s. Entrance, 3s. 3—CIGAR & UMBRELL i RACE. Mountod, £2 10s: Ist prize. £2; 2nd, 10s. Post entrance, 2s 6d. 4—MARRIED MEN'S RACE (Local), 100 yds, £2: Ist prize. £1 10s: 2nd. 10s. Entrance, Is Gd. 6—RESCUE MATCH (Mounted); distance, 4-mile, over 4 hurdles, £4: Ist prizo, £3: 2nd, £1. Post entrance, 3s. 6—ONEWHERO CUP HANDICAP (Running), 220 yds, £8: Ist prize, £5; 2nd, £2: 3rd. £1. Entrance, Gs. 7—HIGH JUMP FOR HORSES, £2; Ist prize, £1 10s; 2nd, 10s. Post eut.. 2s. B—HIGH JUMP HANDICAP FOR MEN. £2: Ist prize, £1 10s; 2nd, 10s, Post entrance, Is 6d. 9—I4OYDS. HANDICAP (Running). £4: Ist prize, £3; 2nd. £1. Entrance, 3s. 10—STOCKMEN'S COMPETITION, £1 10s: Ist prize, £1; 2nd, 10s. Post cut., Is6d, 11—OPEN HUNTERS' JUMPING COMPETITION, £410s and Cup value £10 10s, presented by Messrs. Cornish and Taylor, to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals; minimum weight, 12st.: Ist prize. £3 and Cup; 2nd, £1; 3rd, 10s. Entrance, 10a. 12—RETURNED SOLDIERS' HANDICAP (Open), 120 yds., £2 10s: let prize, £2; 2nd, 10s, Entrance free. 13—NECKTIE OBSTACLE RACE. Mountod. Obstacles, £2: Ist prize, £1 10s; 2nd, 10s. Post entrance, 2s, 14—MARRIED LADIES' RACE. £1 10s: Ist f price, £1; 2nd, 10s. Entrance free. 15—THREAD - THE - NEEDLE RACE (Mounted). £2: Ist prise, £1 10s; 2nd, 103 Post entrance, 2.°. IG-120YDS. HURDLE 7UN&ICAP. iOs: Ist prize, £2; 2nd, 10c. Entrance, 2s. 17—BOYS' RACE, under 1(5 years (local), £1: Ist prize, 15s; 2nd, ss. Ent„ Is. 18—GIRLS' RACE, under 16 years, 15b : Ist prize, 10s; 2nd, 6s. Entrance free. 19—TILTING AT RING: Ist prize. £1: 2nd. Bridle; 3rd, ss. Entrance, 2s. 20—PONY JUMPING COMPETITION (open). Ponie9 14 hands and under; to be ridden by boys 15 years and under. First prize. £2; 2nd. Bridle: 3rd, 10s. Entrance, 2s 6d. 21—SHEEP WEIGHT-GUESSING COMPETITION, £1 103: Ist prize, £1; 2nd, 10a. Tickets, Is. RULES AND REGULATIONS. -0) All competitors to run under the Northern At.lletic Club Rules. (2) Al! competitors to compete at their own nsk. (3) The decision of the Stewards to be final. (4) Four competitora or no event, (5) The Stawardß reserve the right to delete the third prizo in the event of insufficient competitors. (6) Entries for all Handicap Evonts clottG with the Secretary on January 14, and must bo accompanied by the necessary amount in cash, slbo the past two years' performances, or, if none, last four performances (if any). All Nominations to be forwarded on Northern Athletic Union nomination forms, which oan be obtained from secretary of any affiliated Sports Club. (7) All protests must be lodged not later than 10 minutes after the event, and be accompanied by ss. which, in thp event of the protest not being sustained, will be forfeited. (8) Handicappers reserve the right to rehandicap any dinner. The Northern Athletio Registration Forms can be obtained from the Secretary on or before day of the Sports,' Tenders for Refreshment Booth close with the Secretary on January 15. Preference will be given to tendorer guaranteeing to supply Tea. No tender necessarily accepted. First race to start at 10.30 sharp. Refreshments on Grounds. Admission to Ground. Is (VI: Children, 6d, P. G. R. TAYLOR. Hon. Oec. A. B. FLOYD, Hon, Treasurer. Houseg and Land lor Sale. rjlO ( Jj AA CASH— City—Good solid Home ol j ; dwivU 6 rooms, all usual conveniences, house in splendid condition; newly painter, and papered; good position for apartments br boarding house; good locality. Total price, £850. Exceptionally cheap. CASH — Dominion Road — Solid Heart Kauri Villa, 6 rooms, p.b. and b., califont, gas stove, every possiblo convenience, in spotless order; highly elevated, Total price, only £1275, PQAA CASH — MT- EDEN — Lovely dtOuvJ Semi-Bungalow, 6 rooms, bathroom, p-b. and b.. califont, gas stove. Orion range- This house is in splendid condition, inside and out. Good section. Total price, £1550, balance on verv easy terms, pRED JgALL, "THE LIVE SALESMAN," 15. QUEEN STREET tOpp. G.P.0.). OHOICE QOLNG QONCERN. 49 A CRES - 49 ACRESLOW DEPOSIT. AN EXCELLENT FREEHOLD PROPERTY, handy to station, school, and conveniences, in the semi-suburban area. Full range of first-class buildings; good dairy herd, horses, and plant. All strong flat land in excellent pasture. The farm is one which we know and any burern on the look-out for a really good one-man farm close to Auckland, will be well advised to inspect. To the best of our belief this farm is the cheapest in the near Auckland district. The terms are reasonable, and the der small. Call for full details from sole U, gXCHANGE. OAQ ACRES FREEHOLD, jf -.vhirh 180 £\JO anrea aio rich drained ?wamp in graos and cropu, '.lalanctf tabl« iand t:f piood quality. Modcr-j home, and good rimge oi buildings; 12 acres oats, 25 acres maize. Going concern, with 70 cows, 4 horses, 40 dry stock, 50 pigs, machines, implements, otc. Price, £50 per acre, mortgage 4 years to run at 5J per cent. Equity, £4000, Good mortgage or farmlet considered in exchasge, QOING QONCERNS; Off ACRES FREEHOLD. 1$ miles school OU and township. House, 4 rooms, scullery, and wash-houre; 20 acres grnssed, 16 acres swamp. Going concern, with 8 cows, £1000; £350 cash, balance fi par cent, for 5 years. 7/j'ACRES. REN. LEASE (86 ynare). All Itc rich drained svrasip in House, cowshed separator Toom. etc. Goine concern with 21 choice cows, 2 bulls, 2 horses, !) dr« stock. .*2B ner acre: easy terms. m ACRES FREEHOLD, South Line. 2t miles station. All plonghable and emsed. Going concern with 30 cows, .1 horses, etc. Sound House and cowshed. Price. £27 10s as going concern; £600 cash, easy terms, For Farms or Farmlets consult JjORTH JjURMERS' CO-OPEBATIVE, LIMITED, KING'S CHAMBERS. COMMERCE ST.. AUCKLAND, pURNISHED JgUNGALOW. MILFORD. J?1 ROOMS )AND SLEEPING dbIUUU PORCH—Pore, bath, gas stove: w h., c. and t. Section, nearly l-acie, well laid out in lawns and garden: plenty of vegetables; }min. to beach. Immediate possession. Good terms. This is a gift. SOLE AGENTS. RETURNED ! I? 10 K A—MODERN BUNGALOW of 4 rooms und kitchenette, built under returned soldiers' scheme; beam coil, ings throughout: electric light and every modern conv.- nice locality: Govt, mortgage, £950. SOLE AGENTS. . POflA DEPOSIT — Nicely-furnished dbi/UvJ House of 5 rooms; wash-house, copper and tubs; good water supply. Also, well-furnished 2-roomed Cottage, both standing on section of approximately }-acro: situated in best part of Howick. Good alluvial soil- Handy to beach, and commanding splendid sea views, PRICE, £900, rpAKAPUNA J7IARMLET. \ t ACRES OF GOOD LAND, now under cropß and grass. Good House of 5 rooms and bathroom; wash-house, copper and tubs: outhouses comprise lar?e barn, trapshed, cowbail, and. fowlhouse. Tho whole property is in splendid order. House has been recently improved and renovated throughout. Good reason for selling. PRICE, £1700. Dopooit. £300. gTOREY AND gTEWART, I 'Plione A 2027, 174, QUEEN STREET,