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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 144297, 12 January 1914, Page 8

SPORTS TAI-HAU-AURU MAORI CLUB (WEST COAST). A XXUAL It/B'AORI CJPORTS /Vxxijal iVlaori OPOBTS RECREATION SPORTS GROUND, NEW PLYMOUTH. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1914, At 11 o'clock a.m. O/ficials: IVcsicioni, Wiromu Tinikini; Vice-Prosidonts, Waata Fahyassor and Ranicra Karena; Hon. Treasurer. Rangiteihinga : Hon. Secretary. Hamuera Tiakihana (Samuel J. Jackson); Assistant Secretary, Kouru Emuarai Hamlkapper, A. H. Hanson ; Starter, Xoho ITiiri; Timekeeper, C. IT. Drew ; Referee, Aina . Taukoi; Clerk oi Course. Tutu to Hihi; the President and the Vico-Pre/iidents to be judges of Maori events; General Committer, Taaro Tunoki. T. Sinclair, P. Hauakilua, Rauiera Karena. Kirc Xgehc, Kehu Tapukc. Noho Hiire, Matenc Haharuhi, Tailiakuno, Manurau Kingi, Wharo Keroi, Rangauiiuivarena, Hare Karena, Waewao Kipa, Tatnvharc* Meibana. Rangiteibinga, and Secretary {Samuel J. Jackson); Protest Committee, T. Sinclair, M. Tauwhare. Taare Tupoki, and Hare "Waaka; Cap Steward, AVaowae Kipa : Stewards, Rangniinu, Kurena, Hare Karena, Pirikahu. D. Kopu. .H. Aperaiiama. Tauwharo Moihana. Kehu Tapnko. H. Philip, Rauakiiua, iiapara, and Whare Keroi; Judges; Running Invents, Tawbanga Butler; Cycling, Raniurn Karena. PROGRAMME. MAIDEN HANDICAP, 100 yards. • First price ‘2os. Open to ail who have never won an advertised race. Post entrv Is. KAIPAiiOPAKO BICYCLE HANDICAP, 1 mile.—l'm prize trophy worth second HE. J:’or Mauns only. Xom. Is (3d. POTATO - PEELING COMPETITION. Maori method.—First prize 20s, yeeoml 10s. Post entry Is (id. Knch woman 10 scrape six potatoes and make a kono (dish) out of flax to receive her potatoes. First prize will be awarded for the first and cleanest scraping. (Warnwani ianwa whakaiaetao ma nga wahino Maori. K onotaewa hei waruwaru ma to wahino kotahi, n;a tc raranga ano to kono he Harakoko. hei tako’orangn mo ana iaowa. Ka hoatu e naraihe ki 1q inoa i tore, i pai to waruwaru anga anake hoi waruwaiu. Para ike tnatabi 20 hereni, tuarna 10 hereni. Mo utu i mua o to manga ki to puroi. Is fid.) TAI-KAC-Afßi: HANDICAP. 100 yards, open.—First prize 50s, second Us, Noni. 2.s (nl, are. Is. RICVCLK RACK. 1 mile. open.— First prize 10s, second 20s. Xom. 2s Od. ace. Is. TUG-OF-WAR. open.—First prize 00s. second 20s. Teams to consist of 10 men a-side. Three or more teams to compete or no second prize. Xom. per team 10s. 7. GRAND POI DAXCK COMPKTITIOX.— First prize 70s, second 20s. Xom. per team os. To bperfonnod by Maori women of .not mure than tight nor let/*, than six in a team. Teams to be led by a Maori woman captain. A trophy to be presented u> the best captain. (Poi whakataetae ma nga wahino -Maori, kia kaua o ncke ako i to warn, kia kaua c hoki ilio i to ono ir." roto i lekapa poi kotahi, koia kapa poi me v.Tiai kapone. ara kai takitaki. Paraihi tuatahi 70 hereni, tuarua 20 hereni. Ka hoii*u tolnhi luonga whakapuipai ki to kapeno i Naiuineihauu * 8 hereni.) 8. OHOPUHIRJ HANDICAP, 100 yards, Maoris only. First prize 20s. s*,-‘ond 10s. Xom. 2s. 0. XI*: W PLYMOUTH BICYCLE HANDICAP, Id mm-s, open.—First . prize 40s, second 20s. Xom. 2s 8:1, ace. Is. 10. GUESSING COMPETITION, the weight of goal.—Prize 10s. Por-t entrv, noni. Is. V. TAI-HA U AURU HANDICAP, 220 yards, open.—First prize 00s, second 20s. Xom. 2s Od. ace. Is. 12. :IAORI WOMEN'S RACK, 75 yards, handicap.—First prize 20s, second 10s. Post entry, noni. Is. 13. BICYCLE HANDICAI’, 3 miles, open.—First prize 00.-. s-eond 90s, thirtl 10s. Noui. -Ik, aw. Is. 14. SCHOOL GIRLS; RACE, 30 yards, open U> sehool girls under In years el age.—First prize os. second u\ third 2s. Free entry. 15. HUMAN WHEELBARROW RACE 50 yards.—First prize 20s. bet end 10s." Rost entry, noni. is lid. 10. MAORI WAR DANCE COMPETITION.—To be performed by Maori men of not more than eight and not less Hum six in a loam. Each loam to bo led by a Maori captain. .First prize 00s. sceond 20s. Noni. os per team. (Malta wliakiuaeuic n . nga Maori kia kana e nnku akc i to 8 e bold ibo nine i to ti i to kapa kotahi koia kapa huka mo whai kapenp, lira kai takitaki. Paraibo tuatalii mete kapa i n ini GO hereni, mania 20 lieroni. Naminethaua 8 herein.) 17. TAI-HAU-AURC HANDICAP, 110 yards, open,—First prize 00s, sreond a trophy and 10s. Noin, 2s 0-1, arc. Is. 18. .SCHOOL BOVS' RACE. 100 yards, open to sehool boys under 14 years of age. First prize ss, seeoiui 3s, third 2s, Free entry. 19. THREE-LEGGED RACE.— First prize 30s, second 10s. Rost entry 2s. 20. MAORI MARRIED .MEN’S HANDICAP RACE, 50 yards. First prize 20-s, second 10s, Post entry 2s. Points Prize (Gold Medal) for events 4. 11, amt 17. Points to count first 2, S'—mul 1. RULEC AND REGULATIONS. 1. All competitors must be registered. 2. F'our competitors or no second prize. 3. The committee hold the right to jiostpone or alter the programme, 4. All events run under the rules of the New Zealand Athletic and Cycling Union. 5. A gun will ho fired three minutes before each race. (i. The race will start punctually upon the expiry of such three minutes. 7. All x>rotcsis must he in the hands of the Secretary, in writing, not more than a quarter of an hour from the finish -of event in dispute. Protests must lie accompanied by a deposit of 10s. 8. All acceptances must he in the hands of the Secretary on the ground on or before 11 o’clock a.in. Nominations for events Nos. 2,4, 5, 7. 8, 9, 11, 13, and 17 must ho in writing and accompanied by the necessary fees and definite particulars of last two vears’ performances (if any). All handicaps will bo declared in the Taranaki Herald and Dailv News. NOMINATIONS close with the Hon. Secretary on MONDAY, January 19, 1914. (Nga namiueihana mo nga pnrei 6 whakahnatia i rnnga ako nei nga nama ara mo te taha Maori mo nga Pakeha hoki ka tutaki kite Hokerileri i te 19 o nga ra o Hamiero, 1914.) Admission; Ground Is, Enclosure Is. Children half-price. Train arrangements will be notified in paper later. Soft Drinks and Refreshments on Ground. CONCERT and DANCE will be held in the Good Templar Hall in the evening after Sports. See advertisement in paper later. All communications to he addressed to Samuel J. Jackson, Hon. Secretary Tai-hau-anrn Maori Sports Club, New I ai-nau-aiit Plymouth.