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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18583, 18 December 1934, Page 12

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KAITARATAHI SPORTS CLUB (Affltfated Will N'Z. A.A. & H.A., N.Z.A .v.' “.O.'* A. Union; N.Z. P. & 1).A.) ! 2th ANNUAL BOXING DAY SPORTS MEETING ;; TO BE HELD AT SCOTT’S BUSH RESERVE " (The Picnickers’ Paradise.) ! WEDNESDAY, DEC. 26, 1934. EXCURSION TRAINS RUN TO GROUNDS. AMATEUR EVENTS. : .. running events. Men: First Prise, Trophy valued at £l/1/-, 7"r‘ * Second, Trophy valued 10/6. , i~'loo YARD&. HANDICAP. '3;\j?2o YARDS HANDICAP. 6.' '440 YARDS HANDICAP, 4. " 680 YARDS HANDICAP. ■t&x MILE. HANDICAP. 4.5 m Yards ' .)cnior handicap. ■ HMrst Prize, Trophy valued at 15/-; 'H. I^4o° n YARDS JUNIOR HANDICAP. /First Prize, Trophy valued at 15/-; second 7/6. 8. First Prize, Tropliy 2nd Trophy valued at First Prize, Tropliy 2nd Trophy valued at 10. LONG JUMP. ' Valued at 1.5/.7/6. HIGH JUMP, valued at 15/7/6. DISCUS THROW. First Prize, Trophy valued at 16/-; 2nd Trophy valued ut ' i/6. 11. TUTT. First Prize, Trophy • " veined at 15/-; 2nd Trophy valued ut ~ ?/e. r CYCLING EVENTS. • Prize, Trophy valued at £l/1/-; .xuignd. Trophy valued at 10/6. 12. - i MILE« HANDICAP. 13„ MILE HANDICAP. 14. ..3 WILE HANDICAP. 15/1 JUNIOR CYCLE | MILE HANDICAP. i,4st Trophy, 15/-; 2nd Trophy, 7/8. 16...' JUNIOR CYCLE 1 MILE HANDICAP. “ 'Yst Trophy, 15/-; 2nd Trophy, 7/0. V LADIES' RUNNING EVENTS. Firili Prize, T/ophy valued at 15/;; 2nd '■ft 1 Prize. Trophy valued at 7/0. v 17.-,75, YARDS HANDICAP. 18^60'YARDS HANDICAP, •Entrance Foes: 1/- for each event. EaUfos, ' accompanied by Entrance Fees, W t Wildish, Gladstone Road, on • •“•'rWednpsday, December 19th, 1934, ■ • .NO POST ENTRIES. PROFESSIONAL EVENTS. 1. -185 YARDS MEN’S HANDICAP—Ist Ptfzo. £3; 2nd £1; 3rd 10/-. Nomination 3A. 2. 220 YARDS MEN’S HANDICAP—Ist Prise, £l/10/-; 2nd 10/-; 3rd 5/C Nomination 1/0. 8. 440 YARDS MEN’S HANDICAP.—Ist vJWtii- £2; 2nd 16/-; 3rd 7/0. Nomina-"^*-2/lE -CYCLE HANDICAP.—Ist ; *J/10/-; 2nd 10/-; 3rd 5/-. „ ..’OLE HANDICAP. —Ist 5. 2nd 15/-; 3rd 7/8. NominaUtLS. CYCLE HANDICAP*—Iit