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Waikato Argus, Volume XXI, Issue 3297, 29 September 1906, Page 3

Meetings and Amusements Sr. PAUL’S PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH—Continuation of Opening Services TO-MORROW: — Preachers : Morning, Rev. P. W. Jones and Rev. P. J. Mairs ; Afternoon, Rev. P. W. Jones and Rev. W. S. Potter. Solos, Duets, Anthem. Evening, Rev. W. S. Potter, Memorial Service. Prayer Meeting. Morning, 10 am. Conducted by Mr J. L. Wright and Mr E. Watkin. QAM BRIDGE TOWN BAND. GRAND PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL, ALEXANDRA HALL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1906. Admission: Gents’, 3s ; Ladies provide. Everybody welcome. Grand March, 8.30. J. E. WEBBER, Hon. Sec. Ball Committee. gEDDON MEMORIAL FUND A MEETING of Subscribers to the Seddon Memorial and Technical Col- | lege Fund will be held in the Council Chambers, Town Hall, Hamilton, MONDAY, Ist October, 8 p.m. Business : To consult with the Seddon Memorial Committee and arrange for concerted action in establishing a suitable memorial in the town. J. S. BOND. S. KNIGHT, R. PARR. OTIC Concert and Dance E IN TE RORE SCHOOL ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2nd. Splendid Programme. 8 o’clock. Commence ÜBURBS FOOTBALL CLUB. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the Suburbs Football Club will be held at the Royal Hotel on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, it 7.30 sharp. Business important. W. DEY, Junk, Hon. Sec. QRAND ACRED QONCERT BT TE RANGI PAI Q WCEET OOMPA.NT TOWN HALL, HAMILTON, ' PROGRAMME TO-Mo”ftoW_ NIGHT. 1 — “Nazareth” ... (Gounod) MR W. AULSEBROOK 2 “ Calvary ” (Rodney) MADAME CASIER 3_“ The Lost Chord ” .. (Sullivan) TE RANGI PAI 4 “Thod’rt Passing Hence ” ... (Sullivan) MR W. AULSEBROOK 5 “ Star of Bethlehem ’’...(Adams) MADAME CASIER 6 “ Nearer Mt God to Thee ” (Carey) TE RANGI PAI 7 “ The Holt City ” ... (Adams) MR AULSEBROOK 8— " 0 Rest in the Lord ” (Mendelssohn) TE RANGI PAI 9 «• Ave Maria ” (Gounod) MADAME CASIER 10 —“ Abide With Me ” ... (Liddle) TE RANGI PAI Patrons to front seats are expected to contribute not less than Is j other parts of house, silver coin QHDRA ATHLETIC CLUB ANNUAL SPORTS. To be held at TOITOI on MONDAY, DECEMBER 17th, 1906. Patron: C J Ryan, Esq. President: W J Morpeth, Esq. Vice-presidents : Messrs D Sullivan, C H Hope, T Hunt, D Morpeth, D Bruce, J McClenaghan, G Denison, E J Early, C H McKinder. G Simpson, W Woof, A Sayers, W McKay, J Robinson. W K Williams. Judges: Messrs W K Williams, Thos. de Vere Hunt. Stewards : Messrs D Sullivan, G Denison, W McKay, E J Early, C H McKinder. Handicappers: Footraces —Messrs D Sullivan, T McKinder, C H McKinder. Chopping and Sawing—Mr T McKinder. Starters Foot races, Mr G. Loveday; chopping. Mr D. Morpeth. > PROGRAMME

Maiden Race, 150yds—First 20s, second 7 6d; nomination 2s Boys’ Ra n e, under 16—First 10s j Nomination Is Handicap Sawing, Double, 2ft blocks — First 40s, second 10s; nomination 2s, acceptance Is Half-mile Handicap—First 40s, second 10s; nomination 2s, acceptance Is High Jump, handicap—First 20s; nomination 2s Handicap Chop, 18in b'ocks—First £7, second JE2, third £1; nomination Bs, acceptance 4s 100 yds Handicap Cup Event—First 30s, second 10s ; nomination 2s 6d, acceptance Is Single-Hand Sawing, 2ft Blocks —First 20s, second ss; nomination 2s, acceptance Is Ladies’ Nail Driving Handicap—First 10s 220 yds Handicap Cup Event—First 30s. second 10a; nomination 2s 6d, acceptance Is Underhand Chop Handicap. 18inBlocks —First 40s, second 15s; nomination 3s, acceptance 2s Hop, Step, and Jump Handicap—First 15s, second &s; nomination Is 6d 440 yds Handicap Cup Event —First 30s, second 10a ; nomination 2s 6d, acceptance Is Final Handicap Chop Wrestling (open)— First 20s, second 5s ; nomination 2s 220 yds Hurdles; Handicap—First 30s, second 10s; nomination 3s 6d, acceptance Is Underhand Chopping Handicap, 2ft Blocks First 60s, second 10s; nomination ss, acceptance 2s 6d One Mile Handicap—First 60s, second 15s; nomination 4s, acceptance 2s Tug-of-War—Sweepstake of 10s with 10s added; 10 men aside; Mangsroa versus the World. Ladies’ Bracelet Handicap, 300 yd—s 40s; nomination 5s CONDITIONS. First race to start at 11 a.m. sharp All events to start sharp to advertised time of starting. The above is the order of running All chopping and sawing events under N Z.A.A. Rules. Tickets may be obtained from Secretary The Ohura Cup to be won twice in successmn, or three times at intervals. Points count 5, 3,1. Four starters, or no third prize; three, or no second prize All protests to be lodged with secretary five minutes after events, accompanied with ss, which will be forfeited if protest not upheld Nominations close FRIDAY, November 23rd, at Ohura P. 0., at 8 p m. Acceptances for Chopping and Sawing, DECEMBER 7th; for Foot Races, DECEMBER 14th All nominations to be accompanied with nomination fees and last two years’ performances Handicaps to appear in Eltham Argus and Waikato A nous on December Ist Events 1, 2, 0. 15, 19, 20, close on grounds at II a.m. morning of sports Coaches leave Ongarue every Friday at 9 fc.m. R G CARRIE, See and Treasury