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I MANG&7AENOKA &TILETO' SOeiE.TY, ' (Affiliated with the New Zealand \tlil3tioUnio;>N'INTH ,•- Annual Sports Meeting, To bo held on the Domain, Manqalaiuolta ,011 j BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 2Gih, 1007. »K PKIZR MONEY Jg», !>«J> prize money a&\ OFFICIAL I'EOGHAjIMI:. First event at 11 a.m. sharp. 1. Maiden Handicap Race, first' j'.rixe .±"1 10s, sec--15s Nom Is, ace Gil. Ages to be given with nomination. 2. Quoit Jl.ileh, first prize i'2, second .{.'l, third 10s. No 111 2s, aeo Ik. Attention of quoit competitors is especially drawn'to the fact that the quoit mutch is now included in those for which entries close on December oth. ;). Three-Legged Race,.boys under l(i years, first prize 10s, second us. Entrance eaci hoy (id, i. One Mile Bicycle Race Handicap, i:rst prize A'2 10s, second £2. Nom Is lid, ace Is. 5. 100 Yards Handicap, first prhsc ,£2 10., second £l. Nom 2s, aec is. ij. High Jump-Handicap, first prize £\, second 10s. Entrance Is. 7. Girls' Race, 100 yards handicap. 11 years and under, first prize 10s, second fis. S. 50 Yards Sprint Handicap, first pri/.e I'2, seoI ond £l. Nom Is, aec 6d. !). Half Mile Run Handicap, first prize £•;•} 10s, second .i'l. Nom 2s, ace Is fid. 10. 150 Yards Hurdles, boys 1G years and under, 1 first prize £l, second 10;. Entrance Is. j 11. 120 Yard:- Hurdle Handicap, first prize £-2 10s,. ' second i'l, third 10s. Nom is, ace Is. ' 12. Three Mile Bicycle Race Handicap, first j priro ,£;), second £1- Nom '2s, aec Is. j 13. 220 Yards Handicap, first prize £2 10s, second £l. Som is, aec Is. 14. Throwing the Hammer Handicap, first prize £l, second 10s. Entrance Is. 15. Light-weight Wrestling Competition, (Cumberland style), 11 stone and under, first prize ';2, second £l. Entrance 2s. ovs' Race, V2 vears and under, first prize 4s, I second 2s, third Is. ! 17. School Boys' High Jump Handicap, first i prize i'l, second 10s, Entrance Is. IS. 4 50 Yards Handicap, first prize £'2 10s, second £l, third 10s. Nom iis, ace Is. IS). Hop. Step, and Jump Handicap, first prize i'l.'second 10s. Entrance Is. •20. Girls' Race, 12 years and under, first prize •is, second 2s, third Is. 21. Putting the Stone Handicap, first prize i'l, second 10s. Entrance Is. 22. One Jlile Run Handicap, first pritse i:i, second i'l, third 10s. Nom 2s Gd, ace 2s, 2;!. Two Mile Bicycle Race Handicap, first prize A' 3, second i'i, third 10s. Nom 2s ace Is. 21. Forced Handicap, (compulsory entrance of a!! competitors who hare won a first or secnun prize in a running event.), 15(j yds, first priae £'2, second 15s, third ss. Entrance 2 ; li. lIULES AND CONDITIONS. Cye'mg events run unfler League of New Zealand Wheelman's Rules. Licenses may be obtained from T. W. Love-joy, Pahnerstoo North, or from iim t'Oeretaiy. O'.'.ter events run underrtihs of New Zealand Athletic '..nion. Permits may lie obtained from izes of .i'i! and .I'l will lie awarded first and .second highest number the day- Points tn In■ reckoned tit ;l, second 2. third 1 or 1,2, 4,5,8,1). 11. 12, 1:1. IS, 22. Ii the secretary (-Mr J. -V. Wai.sio l''ltf O.v V. December (ith, at S p m. tin slated, iMarks from which ev ;n must be given. laihvay Time Table has been arrange eonvenieuee of patrons. Train-, will i'se ground. forms and programmes may be ohta i eat ion to .1. A. WALSH. Secretary, Pabiau Don't Eat: What the Docto" Orders, Eat the emne us he eztj. SPEAKING from long personal experience, ])f. Andrew Wilson of London, says' "Bcrmaline Bread {Montgomery's paten:) be recommeaded with conlider.ee." We manufacture the real Macirsy. One of our Bcrmaline loaves ie. 9vj'aal to one pound of the best pravy h*el',Have no other.—MACK AY & k SON&; BpJsers and Confectioners
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8998, 7 December 1907, Page 6
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