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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11470, 23 February 1918, Page 6

EANNUAL Hunterville Sports TO BE HELD ON THE DOMAIN ON Wednesday. 13th March, 1918. Commencing at 12 noon. Proceeds in aid of Red Triangle Day, Y.M.O.A. Fund. OFFICIALS.—Patron: E. Newman, Esq., M.P. Preisdent, Mr James Bull. Judges (running), Messrs W. Howie, E. L. Ironmonger, W. Bartlett; jumping and driving, W. J. Bartlett; horses, Messrs T. A. Duncan and John Wilson; timekeeper, Mr F. 0. Berry. 1. Boys’ Eace, under 16, 100yds. Ist 7s 6d. 2nd 2s 6d. Entrance free. 2. Girls Race, under 16, 100yds. Ist 7s 6d, 2nd 2s 6d. Entrance free. 3. Children’s Races, under 14, 12, and 10; entrance free. 4. Maiden Jumpy for all horses that have never won a jumping competition; Ist cup value £5 ss, donated by Rev. Father Doolaghty; 2nd, £2. Entrance 7s 6d. 5. Chain Stepping. Gold medal donated by R. Dnkeson. Entrance Is. 6. Pony Jump, open (winners at agricultural shows barren), 14.2 aud under. Ist trophy value £3, donated by Mr J. Bull; 2nd, £l. Entrance 2s Cd. 7. Best 12st Hack, Ist trophy value £2 2s, donated by Mr John Wilson; 2nd, £1 is. Entrance 6s. 8. School Children’s Pony, 14 hands and under (hoys only). Ponies to be ridden to school three months prior to date of sports, Ist trophy 'ey Mr J. L. Paul; 2nd trophy by Mr F. Petherick; i 3rd, 6s; 4th 2s 6d. Eutrancel s. 1 9. School Children’s Pony, 14 hands ' or under (girls only). Ponies ■ to be ridden to school three i months prior to‘>“date of sports. | Ist trophy by G, Thomas aud | Son; 2nd trophy by W. J. | Knight; 3rd ss; 4th, 2s 6d. j Entrance Is. ' j 10. Sheaf Tossing Competition, handicap. Ist £l. Entrance Is. 11. Best Ladies’ Hack, lady riders. Prizes: Bracelet donated by Mr W. Bartlett and riding skirt by J. Brunton. Entrance ss. 12. Hunters’ Competition, open. Ist, cup donated by Mr J. Brice, valued at £ls 15s; also £5 ss;. 2nd, £3 2s donated by Mr H. McManaway. Cup to be won twice in succession by same owner with same horse or three times with a different horse. Entrance 10s. 13. Sheep-Guessing Competition. 14. Potato Race on Horseback. Ist, trophy value £2 2s donated by O, E. Doan; 2nd, £1 Is. Entrance 2s. 15. Tug-of-War Teams of five men. Trophy by Mesdames Reid aud Jorgensen. 16. Motor Cycle Race, slow, 195) yards. Ist medal donated by H. S. Mercer. Entrance 2s. 17. 14 Stone Hack. Ist trophy valued £2 2s, donated by P. C. Berry; 2nd trophy value £1 Is, donated by S. Illston. Entrance ss. 18. Motor Cycle Potato Race. Ist £1 Is donated by Hunterville Express. Entrance 2s. 19. role Jumping for Scouts, district only. Trophy value £l.

NOTE.—Horse Competitions, three entries or no second prize. Catch weights. Refreshment Booth on Ground. Music Provided. Admission to Concert 2s and Is. Dance 2s. Admission to Grounds—Adults Is, children 6d. Member’s ticket to admit holder. Concert & Dance in the Evening. W. KERR, Hon. Secretary. MRS. F. BBOWK GROCER, BROADWAY - MARTON, (Late M. A. P. Stores) The Store where |Groceries are always at a reasonable price combined with civility and prompt attention. ALL GOODS DELIVERED with the utmost despatch. Full Stocks of Groceries. Crockery and Kitchen Utensils. Flowers and Vegetable Seeds in Stock. BROWN’S STORE Central Buildings

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