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Pahiatua Star and Eketahuna Advertiser, Volume 6, Issue 566, 30 November 1891, Page 3

PAHIATUA ATHLETIC SOCIETY. A X X I'AL S, ANNIVERSARY DAY. JAXCABT 22*n. 1892. President—J. Gbeoobv. Vie*- President — C. A vtUY. Mtnlitll—A. ltiasiK. • ontarv anil Tr«uarw—W». Tossw nj« Auiiiant Seereiary—A. JlaurTox. •ninitlK* Mf»-n (». Avery. A. Wwli, W. BogU. 11. \\. llnoi. D. K, | I Moore. I*. Lai.eke, \V. .1. Ueeve, H. bvdeole, A. Turkey. J. Hall, war. PROGRAMME. 1. Maiden Flat lUeaSSUrdl (for those who but never won an advertised mcei—l*l prize l.'J; 2nd, 1.1 ; entrance 2* OJ. 2. Hop, Step, and Jump. Ist prize, XI ; 2nd. liH; entrance 2a. .1. I‘. Rare, under 12 year*. Ist prize. I(W : 2nd, ft* ; t ntranec f«l. 4. lY.ltiatua Ilai'di- *p, three events. 100, 220, and 440yds. to be decided by ) tit* .1. 2. and 1. Ist prize, IXS; 2nd L 8; 3rd X'l ; entrance ft*, ft. Punning High Jnmp. Ist prize, XI; 2nd. 10*. entrance, 2* Gd. ft. it.'ys* Wrestling, under 12 years. Ist prize. 10*; 2nd, ft*; entrance od. T. I'ahiatna Handicap, second event, 220 vd*. R (itrl’s dipping. under 14 years. Ist prize, lue ; 2nd, ft*. l*i •in.; the Stone; .Ist prize, LI ’ 2nd, lOi ; entrance 2s. 1». Lor ’ Hus, under It years. Ist prize 10*; 2nd, ft*; entrance od. 11. Hni-lt *p Walking Race. I mile. Ist pr./e, 1.2 ; 2nd, XI ; entrance ."*. 12. L V. -tlirg. ,r ler 15 your*. Ist prt 15s : 2nd 7* fid; entrance 6d. L\ iland-ap, third event. 440 yarils. 1:. 11 . minning. for horse* tiiat have ' if’ Kona tide pr pert vof resi ■ruts of lahiatua. Woodviile, and Kxetahtma uialrirU six months at K .tat belore the date of the sports, and «!nch have never won an advertised race; Ist prize. It; second, XI; third, a bridle. I ft. O r Mi'. Handicap Flat lUee. Ist •i; -neond X2; tltird, Xl ; entrance, 15. \V-.' , iing tScotch and Cumberland S. .I*o fl-* prize. X2 ; second Prize, X 1: entrance 2s. 17. V ,!:n ; ".;ii Pole, Ist prize, XI 10s; second 10*; entrance, 2s 1R Hai heap Hurdle Race, 440 yards, over eight hurdles Ist prize, X2; sz d pri.e, XI; tliird prize, 10s; entrance, 3*. 14. Tie; of War. seven men in each !*• v:prize, XI 1» ; entrance, 7s each Train The followin'; events will also take place Jtiring the day. Competitors must np|«e*r in proper costume. 1 Highland Fling. Ist prize, X2; second, XI ; entrance, 2* tid 2S i . Hornpipe, Ist prize. X2; aecond XI ; entrance, 2s bd 3 Sword I>ance, Ist prize. X2; second, XI ; entrance, 2a Gd 1 Pig; pec. Ist prize, X2; second, A‘l ; eillr.iece, 2s tab Kntrii tor Handicap events must be ns][ allied with a written statement of t is rfonnance* since the 2llh Decernher 1389. Any competitor who is not known to the S cretsrv may be required to make a dederation that statement* made kv such c'iii|a-titor with reference to his performances are true. Kntries for Handicap events will close on TPF.3DAY. HHh January next, at 8 p.m.. to be delivered into the hands of the Secretary. If there are not three entries or more t ie event will not take place. The Ccnunif.eo reset ve to themselves the right to make any alterations in the Programme they may think fit. No one allowed inside the course without a special t eket truiu tlie Secretary. A Brass Band will be on the Ground. ADMISSION TO GROUND Is. Sports to commence at 11 a.m. sharp. A Plain and Fancy Dress Ball |w II I. be II 1.1.1 i IX TUB ITBUC HALL IN THE EVENING. WILLIAM TOSSWII.L,