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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12018, 8 March 1920, Page 6

aTH IS ESSENTIAL ICEUTS MAKERS happiness. iSTIMS REMEM| WELL SHOD '""if BEGINNING SCHOOL. 1 sure way of , o {five her a_. a good line OI e so many with CHILDREN’S BOOTS, jangles specially for school wear. Nellie Come and See Them. Best Quality at Moderate Prices. C. G. MCDONALD. BO OT AND SHOE IMPORTER, - MARTON . Phone 339. , KUNCIMAN’S CO-OP. STORE - has good stock of DRIED FRUITS TIN BRUITS ALMONDS LO t L ™Sv S A E L rC. 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. Ml. RUNGIMAN. CO-OP. STORE. NORTH BROADWAY MARTON. HAMER & HALFORD, PAINTERS & PAPERHANGEBS. BIG stocks of latest designs in WALL PAPERS. Fresh consignments regularly. Estimates GivenFloor 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 ■JJUNTBRYILLE gPORTS. To bo 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. BSHlett, PROGRAMME OF EVENTS; 1 Boys’ Rac*. under 16, ICO yards; Ist 7s 6d, 2nd 2s 6d ; entrance free 2 GMs’ Race, under 16. 100yds ; Ist 7s 6d, 2nc 2s 6d; et trance free 3 Children’s Race, under 14; 12 and Ids. entrance free 4 Maiden Jump, for all horses that_ have never won a jumping competition; Ist cup valued £5 os. donated by Mr T. A. Duncan, 2nd £2 ; entrance 7s 6d 6 100 Yards Foot Race (maiden) Ist; £2 2s, 2nd 10s 6 Chain Stepping. Gold medal donated by Mr Dukeson; entranoe la 7 Maiden. Pony Jump, for all ponies that have never won a jumping competition ; 14 2or under. Riders to be 15 y<ars or under. Ist trophy valued £2 2s, donated by Mr H A Stevenson ; 2nd trophy valued £110s; entrance 2s 6d 8 Pony Jump, open. 14-2 or underEiders to be 15 or under; Ist trophy £3, donated by'Mr J. Bull; 2nd £1; entranoe 2a 6d 9 Bending Bace ; Ist 20s, 2nd 10s 10 Best 12st Ha< k ; Ist trophy value £2 2s, 2nd £1 Is ; entrance 5s IX School Children’s Pony, for boys only, Pmies 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 auoe Is 12 School Children’s °ony, for girls only Ponies to have bean riddm to sohoo three months prior to data of sports Ist trophy by G- Thomas & Son, 2nd trophy by W- J- Knight, 3rd ss, 4th 2s 6d; entranoe Is 13 Children’s Ponv, 13 bands or under; Ist £l, 2nd trophy by M H. A; Stevenson 14 100 Yards Foot Race, open, ; Ist £2 2s, 2nd 10s 15 Children’s Pony, 12 hands or under. Winner £1 2nd trophy by Mr H. A- Ste ren son 16 Best Ladies’ Hack, lady riders- Prizes, Bracelet donated by W. Bartlett and a trophy by Mr J- Brunton; en- j trance 5s r 17 Hunters’ Competition, open , Ist ,oup donated by Mr J-' Brioo valued at £ls 15s, also £6 ss, 2nd £2 2a donated by Mr H: MoManaway. Cup to be won twice in succession by same owner with same horse or three times with a different horse; entrance 10s 18 Sheep-Guessing Oompetition 19 Tilting the Ring; Ist 20s, 2nd 10s 20 14 Stone flack; trophy value £2 2s donated by McF C Berry, 2nd trophy value £1 Is donated by Mr B Illston ; entrance 5s 21 Soonts’ Relay Rac 5 22 Consolation Jump, for all beaten horses ; Ist £3, 2nd£l 10s ; entrance 5s NOTE. Horse Competitions; catch weights. A number of children’s races for cash piizesREPRES MENT BOOTH ON THE GROUND DANCE IN THE EVENING. Admission to Grounds-Adults Is, Children 6d. Member’s ticket to admit bolder GEO. STRATFORD, Hon. Secretary