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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17454, 31 December 1930, Page 12

ORMOND DISTRICT SPORTS CLUB r (Under permission N.Z.A.A.A.) cipUTH ANNUAL SPORTS ON THE NEW DOMAIN (on the bank of the Waipaoa River), ORMOND. FRIDAY, JAN. 2, 1931 11. ATHLETIC EVENTS. 100 YARDS SCHOOLGIRLS’ RACE (tinder 14 years). First I’li/.e, Trophy, presented by Mrs Rigney, The Fruit Shop, Peel Street. Entrance free. 100 YARDS SCHOOLBOYS’ RACE under 14 years). First Prize, Trophy, presented by Messrs. H. S. Stubbs and Co. Entrance free. 75 YARDS LADIES’ HANDICAP (Amateur). First Prize, Trophy value £l/1/-, presented by M. Moore, Esq:, Whatatutu; 2nd prize, Trophy, value 10/6, presented by F. Barwick, Esq. HALF-MILE CYCLE (Amateur). First prize, Trophy, value £2/2/-, presented by K. Nasmith, Esq.; second prize, Trophy, vulue £l/1/-, presented by Frank Mcßreen, Esq. 100 YARDS HANDICAP, Men (Amateur . First prize, Trophy, value £2/2/-; second prize, Trophy, value £l/1/-, presented by W. Gomtn, Esq. 100 YARDS HANDICAP, Ladies. (Amateur). First prize, Trophy value £l/1/-, presented by'Mrs. G. Caulton, Kaitaratahi. ONE MILE CYCLE HANDICAP. First prize, Trophy, value £2/2/-; second prize, Trophy, value £ 1/1/-. FINAL LADIES’ HANDICAP, 75 yards. HALF-MILE HANDICAP, Men. First prize, Trophy, value £2/2/-; second prize, Trophy, value £l/1/-, donated by A. H. Airey, Esq. ONE AND A-HALF MILE CYCLE RACE. First prize, Trophy, value £2/2/-; second prize, Trophy, value £l/1/-. FINAL 100 YARDS’ HANDICAP. (Men.) FINAL 100 YARDS HANDICAP. (Ladies). 100 YARDS ORMOND DISTRICT SPORTS CLUB GIFT HANDICAP (Amateur). First prize, Cup with Miniature. Entranre free. 75 YARDS MARRIED LADIES’ RACK. First prize, 1 51b. Tin of Tea, presented by .1. Gregory', Esq,, Whatatutu. Entrance free. 220 YARDS HANDICAP (Men). First prize, Trophy value £2/2/-; second prize, Trophy, value £l/1/-, presented by F. Harris, Esq. HIGH JUMP. First prize, Trophy, value £l/1/-, presented by W. James (Ormond). 440 YARDS HANDICAP (Men). First prize, Trophy, value £2/2/-; second prize, Trophy, value £l/1/-. FIVE MILE CYCLE RACE. First prize, Trophy, value £3/'!/-; second prize, Trophv, value £l/1/-, presented bv J. Hall, Esq. (Patutahi). FINAL 220 YARDS HANDICAP (Men). ONE MILE HANDICAP. First prize, Trdphy, value £2/2/-, presentrd by Gisborne Times; second prize, Gold Medal, value £l/1/-, presented by T. R. Gordon, Esq. 120 YARDS GRANT DOWNIE MEMORIAL. First prize. Cup, with Miniature, presented by Old Club Members. Entrance free. ONE MILE CONSOLATION CYCLE RACE. First prize, Tilophy, value £l/1/-; second prize, Trophy, value 10/6; donated by Star Cycle Works. OLD BUFFERS’ RACE. First prize, Trophy. Entrance free. Prizes for Athletic Events (Amateur) to be in form of Trophies. HORSE EVENTS. FLAG RACE (Open). First prize, £2/2/-; second prize, £l/1/-. Entrance 4/-. MAIDEN JUMP. First prize, £4/4/and Gold Medal to winning rider, donated by Mrs V. Bolton (Ormond); second prize, £l/1/-. Entrance 5/-. BENDING RACE. First prize, £2/2/-; second prize, £l/1/-. Entrance 4/-. HUNTERS’ JUMP. First prize, £5/5/- and Cup (Cup presented by N. Ruru,, Esq.); second prize £l/1/-. Entrance 15/-. . OPEN LEAPING. First prize £7/7/and Cup value £C/f>/- (Cup presented By Messrs. Stoneham and Co.) ; second prize, £2/2/-. Entrance 15/-. POTATO RACE. First prize, £2/2/-; second prize, £l/1/-. Entrance 4/-. CONSOLATION JUMP. First prize, £3/3/-; second prize, £ 1/1/-. (Prize winners barred). Entrance 5/-. STOCK WHIP AND BOTTLE RACE. First prize £2/2/-; second prize £ 1/1/-. Entrance 4/-. BEST GIRL RIDER (under 14 years). First prize, Trophy, presented by J. Nasmith, Esq.; second prize, 5/-. Entrance 1/*. BEST BOY BIDER (under 14 years). First prize, Trophy, presented by Primes, Ltd.; second prize, 5/-. Entrance 1/-. MAIDEN FLAG RACE. Open to riders and horses who have never won a Flag Race at any Sports Meeting. First prize £l/1/-; second prize, 10/6, presented by Nimrod and Co. Entrance 2/-. PONY JUMP. Ponies, 14.2 hands and under. Riders under 16 years. First prize, £2/2/-; second prize. £l/1/-, presented by A. Davis, Esq. Entrance 4/-. • MAIDEN PONY JUMP. Ponies 14 hands and under. Riders under 16 years. Open to ponies and riders who have never won a first prize at any Sports or Show. First prize, £2/2/-; second prize, £l/1/-. Entrance 4/-.

MISCELLANEOUS. STEPPING THE CHAIN. MAIZE-ESTIMATING COMPETITION. ESTIMATING HEAD WEIGHT OF SHEEP. First prize, 10/6; second prize. r>/-. PUTTING THE SHOT. First prize, Trophy. DISCUS THROW. First prize, Trophy. The popular J.E.R. Motor Service have presented One Free Return Trip to Napier to the winner of Stepping the Chain Competition; also One Free Return Trip to the Winner of Maize-Estimating Competition. ALL THE ABOVE EVENTS POST ENTRY. SPECIAL PRIZES AND DONORS’ LIST. Cup and Miniature presented by L.V.A. for most points in 100, 220, and 440 yards, to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals. Silver Cup presented by T. Gordon, Esq., with Miniature Cup. This Cup cannot be won outright, but can be held by the winner of the Ormond District Sports Club Gift Handicap for 12 months. Bardwell Cup, presented by S. Bardwejl, Esq.,' for the winner of most points in Cycle Events. Cannot be won outright. Gold Medal presented by M. Moore, Esq. (Whatatutu), for most points in 100, 220, 440 and 880 yards events. Silver Cup, value £3/3/-. presented by V. Bolton, Esq. (Ormond), for most points in Athletic Events (Men’s). Silver Cup, value £B/3/-. presented by Messrs. Bray and Burt, Gisborne Hotel, for Lady Competitor gaining most points in Athletic Events. To be won twice in succession or three times at intervals. F. G. .Tones’ Memorial Cup and Miniature. To winner scoring most points in Horse Events. Cannot be won outright. No Entries for Amateur Athletic Events will be received on day of Sports. < ADMISSION: Adults 2/-; Children (under 14), 6d; Cars 1/6; Horses 1/-. Special Family Concession Tickets 5/-. SPECIAL TRAIN leaves Haiti Wharf at 9.35 a.in.; Town Station at 9.45 a.m. Excursion Rates. Red Buses and Gray’s Buses will run between To Karaka and Gisborne frequently for Sports. Gomm’s Buses will rpn between Waipaoa and Gisborne frequently for Sports.. ’ Refreshments on, Ground. Hot Water Provided. Club Chairman: A. RANKIN. Phone 4978. Secretary Horse Events. C. F. PARKINSON. Hon. Sec. and Treas.: D. G. BEATTIE. SOCIAL AND DANCE ORMOND HALL, at 8 p.m. -Gents, 3/-; Ladies, 2/-. CUPS, TROPHIES, Sec., PRESENTED DURING THE DANCE, '" »