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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12016, 5 March 1920, Page 6

LOOK AFTER tOUR BOY. GOOD HEALTH IS ESSENTIAL TO HIS HAPPINESS. SEE THAT HE IS WELL SHOD BEFORE BEGINNING SCHOOL W E have a good line of CHILDREN’S BOOTS, Triad a specially for school wear. Come and See Them. Best Quality at Prices, • c. c. McDonald. BO OT AND SHOE IMPORTER, BROADWAY, - MARTON Phone 339. RUNCIMAN’S CO-OP. STORE has good stock of DRIED FRUITS TIN FRUITS ALMONDS LOLLIES CORDIALS LUCKY HAMS, Etc. STOCKINGS CUPS & SAUCERS, PLATES CUTLERY (English make) ; Stainless Knives, Carvers (best makes). BEDDING, LAWN MOWERS, WRINGERS, BIRD CAGES, TENTS & FLYS. Our loose 8.0. PEKOE TEA, cheapest and best. G. M. RUNGIMAN. CO-OP. STORE. NORTH BROADWAY MARTON. HAMER & HALFORD, PAINTERS & PAPERHAHGERS. BIG stocks of latest designs in WALL PAPERS. Fresh consignments regularly. Estimates Given. Floor stains and polishes. Oils and water colours for artists BROADWAY, - MARTON. (Next to Mogridge’s). Telephone 293. STOCKTAKING REDUCTIONS BARGAINS BARGAINS MOGRIDGE & SON. MARTON. ANNUAL’ -|~g~UNTEBYILLR To be held on the DOMAIN on Wednesday, March 10th, 1920. OFFICIALS Patron-—Jas. Bull, Esq. President—T. A. Duncan. Esq. Judge of all Horse Events —W. J. Bartlett. PROGRAMME OF EVENTS. 1 Boys’ Race, under 16, ItO yards ; Ist 7s 6d. 2nd 2s 6d ; entrance free 2 Girls’ Race, under 16. 100yds ; Ist 7s 6d, 2nd 2s 6d ; ei trance free 3 Children’s Race, under 14; 12 and ICs, entrance free 4 Maiden Jump, for all horses that have n ever won a jumping competition; j Ist cup valued £5 ss, donated by Mr T. A. Duncan, 2nd £2; entrance 7s 6d 5 100 Yards Foot Race (maiden) Ist; £2 2s, 2nd 10s 6 Chain Stepping, Gold medal donated by Mr Dukescn ; entrance 1* 7 Maiden Pony Jump, for all ponies that have never won a jumping competition ; 14 2or under. Riders to be 15 or under. Ist trophy valued £2 2a, donated by Mr H A Stevenson : 2od trophy valued £110s; entrance 2s 6d 8 Pony Jump, open, 14-2 or under. Bidrrs to be 15 or under: Ist trophy £3, donated by Mr J. Bull; 2nd £1; entrance 2s 6d 9 Bending o&ce ; Ist 20s, 2nd 10s 10 Best 12st Ha;-k ; Ist trophy value £2 2s, 2nd £1 Is ; entrance 5s 11 School Children’s Pony, for boys only. P nies to have been ridden to school three months prior to date of sports--Ist trophy by Mr J. L- Pauli, 2nd 10s 3rd ss, 4th 2s 6d ; ent anoe Is 12 School Children’s Pony, for girls only Ponies to have been ridden to sohoo three m nths prior to data of sports Ist trophy by G- Thomas & Son, 2nd trophy by W- Ji Knight, 3rd ss, 4th 2s 6d ; entrance Is IB Children’s Pony, 13 hands or under; Ist £i, 2nd trophy by MH. A; Stevenson 14 100 Yards Foot Race, open, ; Ist £2 2s 2nd 10s 15 Children’s Pony, 12 hands or under. Winner of event No. 11 barred ; Ist £1 2nd trophy by Mr H- A- Ste 'en son 16 Best Ladies’Hack, lady riders- Prizes, Bracelet donated by W. Bartlett and a trophy by Mr J. Erunton ; entrance 5s 17 Hunters’ Competition, open , Ist "Cup donated by Mr J; Brice valued at £ls 15s, also £5 ss, 2nd £2 2s donated by Mr H: MoManaway. Gup to be won twice in succession by same owner with same horse or three times with a different horse ; entrance 10s 18 Sheep Guessing Competition 19 Tilting the Ring; Ist 20s, 2nd 10s 20 14 Stone Hack; trophy value £2 2s donated by MrP O Barry, 2nd trophy va ue £1 Is donated fay Mr B lllston ; entrance 5a 21 Soonts’ Relay Rac 5 22 Consolation Jump. Tor all beaten horses ; Ist £3, 2nd £llos : entrance 5s NOTE.—Horso Competitions; catch weights. A number of ihildron’e races for cash prizes ;REFEES.jMENT BOOTH ON THE GROUND DANCE IN THE EVE INS, Admission to Grounds - Adults Is, Ohilcren 6d. Member’s ticket to admit holder GEO. STRATFORD, Hod. Secretary