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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10891, 4 March 1914, Page 3

JgEVVA SPORTS & PIONICf. FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING. ON BEHALF OF THE EEWA PUBLIC HALL, (L' , ;«nV*’!» To be held on the Property of W. Aldereou, Esq, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 116 h, 1914. First Race at 11 a.m, sharp. PROGRAMME. I. Girla’ Race, under 13. First 2d Gd, sacond le, 3. Boys’ Race, under 13. First 2a Gd. second Is. 3. 100yds. Maiden. Entrance 87, Sweepstake 10s. 4. Maiden Hunters’ list, Entrance 7s Go. Eight entries or redaction of prize money. First £4 10s, second £1 10s. 5. Girls’ Race, under 1(5, First 3s, second 2s. 6. Boys’ Race, under 16. First 3s, second 2s. 7. Open Hunters’, 12at. Entrance 7s Gd, Eight entries or reduction of prize money. First £4 10s, second £1 10s. 8. 150yds. Handicap. Entrance 3s. Sweepstake 10s. 9. Stockmen’s Competition. Entrance 2s 6d. Sweepstake. 10. Chop, 15in. Standing Block, Maiden. Entrance 3s. First 20s, second 10s. 11. Back to Front Trot, Bareback. Entrance 3s. Sweepstake. 12. Single Ladies’ Race. Nomination by Gent. Entrance 3s. Sweep. 13. Married Ladies’ Race, nominated by Gent. Entrance 2a Gd, Sweepstake. 14. Wrestling on Horseback. Entrance 2s. Sweepstake. 15. Apple Bobbing, with round vessel. Entrance 3s. Sweepstake. 16. 330yds Hurdles. Entrance 3s. Sweepstake. 17. Members’ Race,. 75yde, Entrance 3s. Sweepstake. 18. Ladies’ Nail Driving. Entrance Is. First 7s Gd, second 3s Gd. 19. Chain Stepping. Entrance is. First 10a. sacond os. i 30. Sheaf Tossing.’•> Entrance Is. First 10a. second ss. 31. Sheep Guessing. Tickets Is. Prize —Gents 12s Gd, Ladies’ 10s. 33. Driving Competition, Ladies or Gents; entrance ss. Sweepstake and 10s added for first, second 7s Gd. 33. Pony . Jump, 14.3 and under. Entrance ss. Sweepstake. 24. Tog-of-War, on horse back, 4 aside. Entrance 2s per man. Sweepstake. 25. Tng-of-Wer, six aside. Entrance 2s. Sweepstake. BOOTH ON THE GROUND. Admission to the Ground—Adults Is, Children Gd. Dance in the Evening. Gentlemen 3s Gd. Tea will be Provided for those from, afar staying to the Dance. MARTON FISH SUPPLY AND ■ SUPPER ROOMS, • BROADWAY. 171 RESIT Fish delivered daily to ail' Jfj parts of district, Fish stored in ice chambers. Fish smoked on the premises Daily supplies of Schnapper, Terikehel, Mold and Warehou. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. LAD STONE HOUSE, PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, SIGNAL STREET. - MARTqN. Hot and Cold Water Baths, and every convenience. An ideal place for permanent boarders. Mrs McSweeney, proprietress.