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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18345, 10 March 1923, Page 6

ATHLETIO SPORTS. AUCKLAND SENIOR CADETS' SPORTS ASSOCIATION. THIRD ANNUAL GRAND MILITARY AND NAVAL SPORTS MEETING . AND GYMKHANA. By permission of Col. Commandant H. R. Potter, C.M.G., Commandant Northern Command. AUCKLAND "HOMAIN. UCKLAND UOMATN. TO-DAY — SATURDAY — rpO-DAY. O-DAY — SATURDAY —XO'-DAY. AT 2PM FOUR MILITARY BANDS IN ATTENDANCE. Bands of tho 3rd. Auckland, Mounted Rifles. Auckland Garrison Artillery.. lot. Auckland. Infantry Battalion Orchestra, and the Auckland Senior Cadet Brass Band. GRAND MARCH PAST BY THE ROYAL NAVY, TERRITORIALS AND SENIOR CADETS At 2 p.m. sharp. GRAND NOVELTY EVENTS. SPRINTING EVENTS—IOOYds. 220 Yds. 440 Yds. 880 Yds. and 1 Mile. WALKING EVENTS-Half and.One Mile. Obstacle Races. Hurdle Races. High Jumps, Long Jumps, Hop. Step and Jump. Sack Races, "and Novelty Races too numerous to mention. All Auckland's Amateur Champions Taking Part. Also the Coming Champions. THE GREATEST SPORTS MEETING EVER HELD IN AUCKLAND. Over 2000 Entries Received. Refreshments on Ground. Popular Charges of Admission: Is. Ladies and Children 6d. , All funds' for the purchase of Sports Material for the Cadets of Auckland. H. J. REDMOND. Cant. N.Z.S.C, Hon. Secretary, 8. GREEN. S.S.M.. Asßt. Secretary. y^QSiof ' t HAURAKI RETURNED SOLDIERS 1 ASSOCIATION (INCORP.). FOURTH ANNUAL SPORTS CARNIVAL. \ (Under N.A.U. Rules.) THAMES. . EASTER SATURDAY. MARCH 31. 1938. EASTER SATURDAY. MARCH 31. 1923. AT HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS. AT HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS. COMMENCING AT 11 A.M. CHOPPING EVENTS. 1. MAIDEN CHOP.—£S (12in. Blocks). First. £1; Second, £1. Entry, 6s. 2. LOCAL HANDICAP CHOP.—£S (16in. Blocks). First, £4; Second. JEI. Entry, 6s. 8. UNDERHAND CHOP (Handicap).— £16 (15in. Blocks). First, £12; Second, £3; Third, £1. Entry, 16s. 4. HAURAKI STANDING CHOP (Handicap).—£3o (15in. Blocks). First, £23; Second. £5; Third, £2. Entry\ 30a. NOTE. above Events wil be chopped in heats. Timber: Kahikatea. * RUNNING EVENTS: 1. 100 YDS. MAIDEN (Local).—First. Trophy; Second. Trophy. Entry, 2s 6d. 2.100 YDS. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP (Open).—First, £5; Second, £2; Third, Trophy. Entry, 7s 6d. 8. 220 YDS. THAMES HANDICAP (Open).— £5; Second, £2; Third. Trophy. Entry. 7s 6d. 4. 440 YDS. dOLDFIELDS HANDICAP (Open).— £5; Second. £2; Third. Trophy. Entry, 7s 6d. NOMINATIONS for All Events close with the Secretary, Thames, on MONDAY. March 19 1923. ENTRANCE FEES must accompany entries, ali>o la«t two years' performances. HANDICAPS will appear in the N.Z. Herald and Thames Star on March 24 and 26 respectively. BOUNDARIES for Local Event* as follows: The whole of the area within the Coromandel Peninsula from Paeroa-Waihi, . northwards; also the Hauraik Plains. Competitors to be resident in above area since January 1, 1928. THAMES VALLEY SPORTS CIRCUIT DATES: EASTER MONDAY.— and Cycling, etc.,. at To Aroha; Chopping, etc., at Kerepeehi. Boat leaves for Auckland Races after the Sports. W. R. 8. JOHNSTON, Secretary H.R.S.A. E. O. BROWNLEE, Assistant-Sports Secretary. R. M. RHODES, • • Treasurer, H.R.B.A. -a pAPAKURA PORTS. ® EASTER MONDAY. (Affiliated Northern Athletic Union.) I'APAKURA CUP. £20, 120 Yds.— Prize, £13: Second, £5; Third. £2. Nomination, 12s 6d. MAIDEN HANDICAP. 120 Yds.—First Prize. £2: Second. 10s. Nomination. 2a. 880 YDS -HANDICAP, £6.— Prize, £4; Becond, £1 10s; Third. 10s. Nom. 4s. BICYCLE HANDICAP (Open). 2 Miles.— First Prize. £3 10s; Second. £1; Third, 10s. Nom. 4s. 220 YDS. HANDICAP.—First Prize. £3 10s; Second. £1; Third, 10s. Nom. 4s. LADIES' BRACELET. 300 Yds.— Prize. £3 10s; Second. £1; Third, 10s. Nom. BICYCLE HANDICAP (Open), 1 Mile.— First Prize, £2: Second, £1; Third, 10s. ! Nom. 2s 6d. 440 YDS HANDICAP. £6.—First Prize. £4; ; Becond, £1 10s; Third, 10s. ; JONES MEMORIAL CUP for old boys Papakura School. 3 distances; 100, 220, i 440yds—Entrance fee, Bs. Nominations for these Events close March 20. Entrance Fees must accompany Nominations. For Post Entry Events and Dancing J. RE A. Hon. Secretary. Competitions sec posters. - ■

EASTER QPORTS. ASTER OPORTS. TE KUITF UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' SPORTS' CLUB. EASTER SATURDAY, MARCH 31. EASTER SATURDAY, MARCH 31. "Then on to PIO PIO SPORTS' CLUB. EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 3. ' EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 2. £10— Hammer Throwing. Challenge. (Open.) £50—Cash Prizes Athletic and Chopping Events. (Trophies.) IOOYds. Handicap of £14. 14In. Standing Chop of £15 and Cup. Open Hunter Competition; 14gns. and Cup. T. M, HETET, R SCHUMACHER, Secretaries, Box 17, To Kuiti. , E. ROBERTS. Secretary, Pio Pio. Full particulars of events and programmes from respective Club Secretaries. tpOMPETITORS PLEASE NOTE. That Nominations for the Te Aroha Cycling and Athletic Club's Sports on EASTER MONDAY, close with the Secretary on THURSDAY, March 15. Programmes and Nomination Forms obtainafle from . M_ R QJj Secretary. RUGBY FOOTBALL. <*- OGL M RAFTON AMATEUR RUGBY UT FOOTBALL CLUB. ' *\/5h The Annual Meeting of the A\J above Club will be held in the ,__3sL___ Clubrooms, Enfield St., Mount . jt J, Eden, on THURSDAY, the 15th "' ""■ - ~ inst., at 7.30 p.m. v All members and intending members requested to attend. W. F. ALLEN, Hon. Secretary. r i COURSINQ. gftirTOsßw«TyiiP°3BSa FRANKTON COURSING CLUB. Under N.C.A. of N.Z. BIG EASTER MEETING. SATURDAY, MARCH 31, AND EASTER Monday, april 2. a * 3XCja KNOWLS STAKES, of £55 and gold medal ALL-AGE STAKES, Unlimited Number SUPPLEMENTARY STAKES. umoex - Full particulars to Hon. Secretary, FRANK DERRICK, ■ Frankton. Waikato. THOROUGHBRED HORSES FOR~SaleIT 0K Sale.—Togo's Promise, by Ribbon- * .wood-Togo Bell (2.12) trotter in America. Togo's Promise won two race* S Sydney in a fortnight *» 2.24. , He is double? gaited. and is now 6 vears old a °nt>leJ Also. A Road Jogsrer in good order: Eacii>« Sulky, Hopples, Boots, 5 Rues i Set Harness ««*».. 1. Will Sell the Lot for £150: on easy terms n» ™ * ,-. ¥• TAYLOR Co. Metropolitan Hotel, Auckland.