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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 50, 28 February 1914, Page 2

TOKO SETTLERS’ PICNIC AND SPORTS ASSOCIATION’S I NNU AL. gPOR TS. J To be Hold in the TOKO DOMAIN ( On | THURSDAY, 2nd APRIL, 1914. Officers. Patron; Mr J, B. Mine, M.P.; President: Mr E. Mine; Vice-Presidents, Messrs -J. Bain, M. Gernhoeler, E. Marfell, C. Bayly, D. Maxwell, A. Ferguson. Evan .lones, J. Marra, G. Bain, T. A. Lees, H. Milne, Alex. Ferguson, 0. Y. Allan, Geo. Morrison, J, A. Stanford, W. HuzzilF, C. Beloe, R. H. Gatenby, J. Henderson, D, B. Smith, R. Morrison, K. Fincham, W. Webster, F. Dobson, Campbell Jackson, E. Kelleher, J. McCluggage, H. E. Abraham, E. Jackson, Newton King-, V. Mauusell. W. H. Were J. Lucena, A. A. Piper, C. Mathers, W. B. Smith, A. Hint/,, G. Cleary, W. M. Bayly, T. Inglis, sen., A. J. Chainey, A. C. Marr, T. Inglis, jun., R. McK. Morison, W. Donaldson, .J Linn, J). Henry, T. A. Bocock, A. E. Copping, A. Dayev E. Robins, T. W. Burgham and R. Dingle; Committee; Messrs M. Gernhoefer (chairman), P. Butler, R. D. Milne, 31. Urrjuhart, J. Caskey, 3V. Pratt, G, Ritchie, A. Cheer, A. Reid, H. Chainey, H. Morris and -J. Goldup; Starter: Mr W. Pearce; Handicapper: Mr J. Kilpatrick; Clerk of Course: Mr R. Reed; Bellman : Mi A. Reid; Treasurer: Air D. Bain; Auditor: Air R. Milne; Secretary:

Mr G. E. Bocock. Programme: 1. —School Boys’ P,ace. 2. —School Girls’ Race. 3. —lsoyds -Maiden (Local), nom. 2s 4. —School Boys’ Race; Half-mile. 5. —7syds. Handicap (open), nom. 2s 6. —Old Men’s Race (over 40 years) nom. Is. 7. 120yds. Hurdles (open), nom 2 s 6d. S .—Ca t oh -a s-Ca tch-Ca n Wrestlin' (middle weight), nom. 2s tkl. (Lo cal.) 9. —looyds. Handicap (open), nom. 2s 10. —Marred Ladies’ Race. 11. Hop, Step, and Jump, nom. Is. 12. —22oyds. Handicap (open), nom. 2 6d. . 13. —Single Ladies’ Race. i I.—Ladies’ Bicycle Race (local), .J----mile, nom. Is. 15. —Ladies’ Bracelet (600yds), local, nom. 2s 6d. 16. —Catch-as-Catch-Can 4V resting: (middleweight), nom 2s 6d. (Open) 17. —Bicycle Race (open), nom. 2s. *i'S. —One Mile (open), nom. 3s. 20. High Jump (open), nom. 2s. 21. —44oyds. Handicap (open), nom. 2s. 22. —Stepping Chain, nom. Is. 23. —Sheep-Guessing, nom. Is. 24. —Tug-of-War, teams 8 men (open), nom. 10s per team. About £6O in Trophies given in Prizes. Also Gold Medal as Points Prize, presented by Mr J. B. Hine. .Nominations for events 5,7, 9, 12, 18. and 21, close on MONDAY, 30th MARCH, 1914. Post Entry for shim-,-vents may lie made on payment of 62 extra, each event. All other events will lie Post Entry. Two Starters or no event. Three Starters or no second Prize. Local means from Kahonri Bridge to Hniioa and Horseshoe Bend. Children’s Paces will be run during the day. £5 worth i'iJ Toys will be provided for prizes. Hot Water and Milk on the Ground. Refreshment Booth on Ground. Social in the evening in Coronation Hall. Band in attendance. Admission to grounds: Adults Is, children, halfprice; school children, free. G. E. BOCOCK, Hon. Sec. LA /thje Safet/ E.XPtOS) VeS'' '■Made a bole like a five-gallon keg ” is what an orchardist says of its work. Ernptito does not shatter everything in the vicinity of the charge. It blasts a clean-cut hole and gently loosens the soil for live or six feot. Trees planted by this method grow quickly and flourish. The soil is made a reservoir of moisture and a store of nourishing Potash. Farmers, Qaarrymen, Brickrnahers, Miners, also testify to the safety and efficiency of Eruptite. Free Booklet on request from The Eruptite Safety Explosive Co., Ltd. 30 HUNTER STREET, WELLINGTON i