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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17234, 14 April 1930, Page 9

MANUTUKE SPORTS CARNIVAL. (Uniler Permit from Poverty Bay Amateur Athletic Association, Affiliated with the N.Z.A.A.A.) (Affiliated with the Poverty Bay Branch of the N.Z.A.C. Union.) MONSTER SPORTS TO BE HELD ON TE ARM DOMAIN, MANUTUKE (8 JULES FROM GISBORNE). EASTER MONDAY, 21st APRIL Buses Leave Gisborne fit Quarter-hour lutervals. First Bus Leaves 9 a.m. FIRST EVENT 10.30 a.m. SHARP. Judges: Messrs. E. Harvey and C. Gibson. AMATEUR: ATHLETIC AND CYCLING EVENTS. Handicapper. SIR. R. PIERCY. PROGRAMME. I—loo YARDS SCHOOLBOYS' RACE (Amateurs). First Prize, Medal, value 10/-; 2nd Prize, Trophy, value 5/-. Entrance 1/-. 2—loo YARDS SCHOOLGIRLS' RACE. First Prize, Trophy value 10/-; 2nd Prize, Trophy value 5/-. Entrance 1/3—loo YARDS MAIDEN HANDICAP. First Prize, Trophy £3/1/-: 2nd Prize, Trophy 10/6. Entrance 2/-. 4—LONG -JUMP. First Prize, Trophy 10/6; 2nd Prize, Trophy 5 A Entrance 1/-. „ _ s—Bßo YARDS AMATEUR HANDICAP. First Prize, Trophy £2/2/-; 2nd Prize, Trophy 10/6. Entrance 2/-. 6—loo YARDS AMATEUR HANDICAP. First Prize, Trophy £2/2/-; 2nd Prize, Trophy 10/6. Entrance 2/-, 7—HOP, STEP AND JUMP. First Prize, Trophy 10/6; 2nd Prize, Trophy 5/-. Entrance 1/-. 8—220 YARDS SCHOOLBOYS' RACE. First Prize, Medal, value 10/-; 2nd Prize, Trophy, value 5/-. Entrance 1/-. 9—120 YARDS LADIES' AMATEUR HANDICAP. First Prize, Trophy £l/1/-; 2nd Prize, Trophy 10/6. Entrance 1/-. 10—220 YARDS AMATEUR HANDICAP. First Prize, Trophy £2/2/-; 2nd Prize, Trophy 10/6. Entrance 2/-. 11—75 YARDS LADIES' AMATEUR HANDICAP. First Prize, Trophy £l/1/-; 2nd Prize, Trophy 10/6. Entrance 1/-. 12—ONE MILE AMATEUR HANDICAP. First Prize, Trophy £2/2/-; 2nd Prize, Trophy 10/6. Entrance 2/-. 13—100 YARDS DISTRICT AMATEUR HANDICAP. First Prize, Trophy £l/1/-; 2nd Prize, Trophy 10/6. Entrance 2/-. (Open to Competitors resident in Muriwai, Waingake, To Aral and Patutahi only). 14—HIGH JUMP. First Prize, Trophy £l/1/-; 2nd Prize, Trophy 5/-. Entrance 1/-. 15—440 YARDS AMATEUR HANDICAP. First Prize, Trophy £2/2/-; 2nd Prrie, Trophy 10/6. Entrance 2/-. PROFESSIONAL ATHLETIC AND CYCLING EVENTS. Handicapper: MR. LEO. DAVY. I—l3o YARDS HANDICAP (Open). First Prize, £2/2/-; 2nd Prize, 15/-. Entrance 2/-. . 2—220 YARDff HANDICAP (Open). First Prize, £2/2/-; 2nd Prize, 15/-. Entrance 2/-, .3—ONE MILE CYCLE HANDICAP (Open). First Prize, £2/2/-; 2nd Prize, 15/-. Entrance 2/-. 4—TWO MILE CYCLE HANDICAP (Open). First Prize, £2/2/-; 2nd Prize, 15/-. Entrance 2/-. S—HALF - MILE CYCLE HANDICAP (Open). First Prize, £2/2/-; 2nd ■ Priie, 15/-. Entrance 2/-. MISCELLANEOUS. STEPPING THE CHAIN (Men). First Prize, Trophy. STEPPING THE CHAIN (Ladies). First Prize, Trophy. ESTIMATING THE WEIGHT OF LIVE SHEEP AND PIG. HORSE EVENTS. Judge: H. R. WILLIAMS, Esq. -I—PONY JUMPf First Prize, ■ £2/2/-; 2nd Prize, 10/6. Entrance 2/6. 2—FLAG RACE. Ist Prize, £2/2/-: 2nd Prize, 10/6. Entrance 2/6. •3—MAIDEN JUMP. First Prize, £3/3/-; 2nd Prize, £l/l/~. Entrance 5/-. 4t-HUNTERS' JUMP. First Prize £5/5/,- | 3nd Prize; £2/2/. Entrance 7/6. S—BENDING RACE. First Prize, £2/2/-; 2nd Prize, 10/6. Entrance 2/6. 6--OPEN JUMP. First Prize, £7/7/-; 2nd Prize, £2/2/-. Entrance 7/6. 7—POTATO RACE. Ist Prize, £2/2/-; 2nd Prize, 10/6. Entrance 2/6. , B—MAIDEN FLAG RACE. First Prize, £l/1/-; 2nd Prize, 10/6. Entrance 2/-. O—MAIDEN BENDING RACE. First .Prize, £l/1/-; 2nd Prize, 10/6. Entrance 2/-. Events Nos. 8 and 9 open to any rider who has never won a Flag or Bending Race. 10—WHIP AND BOTTLE. First Prize, £2/2/-; 2nd Prize, 10/6. Entrance 2/6. Ii—STEEPLECHASE .TUMP. First Prize, £5/5/-; 2nd ' Prize, £2/2/-. Entrance 7/6. 12—CONSOLATION JUMP. First Prize, £3/3/-; 2nd ' Prize, £l/1/-. Entrance 4/-. . 13—STOCK HORSE RACE. First Prize, £2/2/-; 2nd Prize, 10/6. Entrance 2/6. Entries for Amateur Athletic and Cycling Events close SATURDAY, 12th APRIL, at 9 p.m., at Mr. A. F. Barber's store, Manutuke, or Secretary. Town Entries received by R. J. Clark, Esq., "Salon Studio," Gisborne.Entries . for Professional- Athletic and Cycling Events close with Mr. Leo. Davy, Tobaceonist, on SATURDAY, APRIL 12th. SECRETARY'S' PHONE NO. 547 J. (1). "Manntuke Memorial Cup." To winner of Open Jump. (2)." "The Jobson Cup," presented by «T» Jobson, Esq., for Most Points in Horse Events. *: (3). "The Craill Cup." presented by the Misses Craill and H. Craill, Esq., Manutuke, for Amateur Athletics; Most Points ln-Events Nos. 5,6, 9, 10,11 and 12. (4). "The Secretary's Cup," presented by R. Piercy, Esq., for Professionals; Most Points in Events Nos. 1,2, 4 and 5. (5). "The Good Cup," presented by W. Good and Co.. for Most Points over all Amatenr Athletic Events. Cups to be won two years in succession or three years at Intervals. •'\?4J#VM&; AND .REGULATIONS. iTbft':"ComnjJtlee reserves the right of'increasing'or reducing the. number of Events on-. Xhv programme - and to postpone the Sport*,- it' necessary.' ' No 'Nomination received unless accompanied by necessary Entrance Fee and last three performances. The Entries for all Horse Events -will be Post Entry. 'Four to start, or no event. Six at least to start, or no Seeond Prizp. All Professional Entries Must be on the N.Z. Union official forms. Protests, which must be lodged with the Secretary not- later than 15 minutes following the- termination of any event, must be accompanied by a deposit fee of 10/-, which shall be forfeited should the protest be 1 considered frivolous. The decision of the'Protest Committee shall in all instances be final.. ' Admission 2/-, Hones 1/-. Motor Oars 2/-, Children fid. Ice Cream and Melons on Sale. REFRESHMENT BOOTH ON GROUND. HOT WATER AND MILK FREE. MR. NORMAN KIRK'S ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE. SPORTS BALL IN EVENING. MANUTUKE MEMORIAL HALL. .. Gents 5/-.; Ladles 2/6. MR. NORMAN KIRK'S ORCHESTRA. R. PIERCY, Hon. Sec, Manutuke Memorial Hall Association. (Incorporated). 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