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Waipawa Mail, Volume LI, Issue 36, 9 December 1929, Page 4

1 a.m. Sharp. [ < 14in. block.—lst £7, 2nd £3, 3rd ! Mr N. Jensen’s £1 Is. Entry 10s. ( 1. OPEN STANDING CHOP, 12in. ( block.—lst £0 (is, 2nd £2, 3rd Mr , E. Worsnop’s £1 Is. Entry ss. , 5. OPEN STANDING CHOP, 14in. , block.—lst Lunesdale Challenge Cup, presented by Mi - John Bibby and Club's £5, 2nd £2, 3rd Mr J. Beachen’s £1 Is. Entry 9s. Challenge Cup to be won twice in uccession or three times at intervals. Chopping blocks to be drawn for inlf an hour before axemen’s events, ’oplar log's used. HORSE EVENTS. 1. MAIDEN JUMFING COMPETITION, hunters’ style.—lst Mi' 11. W. White’s £5, 2nd Sir G. Hunter’s £2 2s. Entry 7s. 2. TURNING COMPETITION —lst £3, 2nd Mr Yardley’s £1 Is. Entry 4s. 3. OPEN JUMPING COMPETITION, hunters’ style.—lst Challenge Cup, presented by Mr L. 1). Melvor and Club’s £l2, 2nd Mr J. Bibby’s £-1, 3rd Mr Knohlocli’s trophy, riding bridle, value £1 Is. Entry 17s fid. 4. PONY JUMP (14.2 and under).— Ist Belle Vue Challenge Cup, presented by the late Mi- E. Wilson and Club’s £2 2s, 2nd £1 10s. Two shillings extra nomination entitles owner of Maiden Pony scoring most points to a special prize of £2 2s. Entry ss. 5. FLAG RACE.—lst £3 3s, 2nd Mr ■ ,1. Waldrom’s £1 Is. Entry 4s. 6. LADIES’ JUMPING COMPETITION, hunters’ style.—lst Challenge Cup, presented by Mr H. Rathbone and Club’s £4 4s, 2nd Mr W. Pettit’s £2 2s. Entry 7s (id. A Trophy value £2 2s, presented by Mr Tui Bibby, will be given to rider af winning horse in this event. 7. CONSOLATION JUMP, hunters’ style.—lst Mr E. J. Master’s £2 2s and Mr W. Henderson’s £1 is, 2nd Messrs Fletcher Bros ’. £llos. Entry 4s (id. A Trophy value £2 2s, presented by Mr J. Buchanan, will he given to owner of horse scoring most points in horse events. Points to count: Ist 5, 2nd 3, 3rd 1. Challenge Cups to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals. Maiden horse is one that has never won a first prize at any Show or Sports meeting. Male riders only in events 1 and 3. RULES & REGULATIONS. Entries for all Athletic, Chopping and Sawing events close with the Secretary on TUESDAY, 24th December, at 7 p.m., unless otherwise specified. Handicaps will he published in the “Waipawa Mail,” ‘‘Hawke’s Bay Herald” and “Daily Telegraph” on MONDAY, 301 h December. Entries for all Horse events and Post Entry events close at the Secretary’s office half an hour before event. In all events three starters or no 11 ret prize, five starters or no second prize. Chopping and Sawing Events—Fees and last four performances to accompany entry, name of sawing mate to be stated. Athletic Events.—Competitors must forward fees and past two years’ performances. If no performances within the last two years, the last four (if any) to he stated. Refreshment Booth, Fruit Stall, and Hot Water on the ground. Admission to Ground —Adults Is, Children 6d, Horsemen 2s, Vehicles and Motor Cars (including driver) 2s fid, Passengers and Cycles fid. A DANCE will be held in the Town Hall, commencing at 8.30. Te Tau Orchestra. Telephone 75J 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., after 212 A. ED MACFARLANE, Hon. Secretary. P.O. Box !), Onga Onga.

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