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Waipawa Mail, Volume LXV, Issue 181, 17 March 1937, Page 4

' The late Mrs A. W. Parsons’ Challenge Cup value £8 8/- (to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals) will be given to the owner i gaining most judge’s points in Events 22, 23, 24, 25, 27. SPECIAL PRIZES. ' The Holden Cup will be awarded to the local Horse gaining most points in Events Nos. 22, 23, 24, 25, 27. Best Primary School Child’s Own Mount.—First 15/-, second 5/-. Entry free. Best Boy Rider, 12 years and under.—First 15/-, second 5/-. Entry free. Best Girl Rider, under 14 years.— First 15/-, second 5/-. Entry free. Mr T. Dunn’s 10/6 for local schoolgirl gaining most points in any seci tion. | Mrs T. Dunn’s 10/6 for local schoolboy gaining most points in any sec- ] tion. SHEEP DOG TRIALS. Commencing at 8 a.m. sharp. Judge: Mr D. J. Riggir. OPEN SHORT HEAD & YARD.— First prize £6, second £4, third £2, fourth £L Entry fee 10/6. HIGHLAND EVENTS. (Under 12). 1. HIGHLAND FLING. 2. SEANN TRUIBHAIS. 3. IRISH JIG. (Over 12 and under 16). 4. HIGHLAND FUNG. 5. SWORD DANCE. 6. SAILOR’S HORNPIPE. (Over 16). 7. HIGHLAND FLING. 8. REEL. 9. IRISH JIG. Entry in Events under 12, 6d. Entry in other Dance Events, 1/-. Prize Money in all Events—ls/-, 10/- and 5/-. BOXING EVENT Will be held under the auspices of the Waipitkurau Boxing Club.

RULES & REGULATIONS. N.B.—Entries for Athletic, Chopping and Sawing Events CLOSE with the Secretary, on FRIDAY, March 19th. at 8 p.m., unless otherwise specified. All Chopping and Sawing Events will be conducted under the Rules of the N.Z. Athletic and Cycling Union, and the Competitors’ attention is specially drawn to Rule 13 of Regulations, i.e.: “That every Competitor must he registered and entry fee paid before competing, otherwise he is liable to disqualification and will not receive any prize money.” Amateur Events conducted under the Rules of the N.Z. Amateur Athletic Association. No entry accepted unless accompanied by Entry Fee. Competitors to send in last three performances. Handicaps will be published on THURSDAY, March 25th, 1937. Post Entries CLOSE at the Secretary’s office half an hour before the Event. Late entries 1/- extra. In all Events four competitors or no first prize, five competitors or no second prize, seven competitors or no third prize. The owner of the winner of the Maiden Jump (Event No. 23) must be prepared to sign a declaration before a J.P. before receiving prize money, to the effect that the winning horse is a Maiden according to the Rules of the Tikokino Sports Club. RULE.—“A Maiden Horse is one that has never won a first prize at any Sports Meeting or Show.” N.B.—All Horses competing for Challenge Cups must be bona fide property of entrant. A lease for 12 months to count as ownership. The Committee reserve the right to make any alteration in the Programme and their decision to be final. Any Protest must be lodged with the Secretary within 15 minutes of the Event, accompanied by the fee of £l. Committee’s decision to be final. SPECIAL NOTE - To ensure Correspondence or inquiries being dealt with quickly please address to Secretary, Tikokino Sports Club, Tikokino. COMPETITIONS ALL DAY. FREE HOT WATER ! Luncheon and other Booths on the Ground. Music and Announcements by ’ imbrick Bros’. Public Address System. Those attending are requested not to bring Dogs. Admission to Grounds. —Pedesinn ; 1 f Children (id. Horsern ' ami Driver 2/fi. ■ ole • ''Wvpr 2/fi, Side-car and D iver 2/fi. Member’s Ticket admits Member. Lady and Family under 12 years. Space will be allotted to Side-shows on application to the Secretary. DANCE TO FOLLOW. (Orchestra). TITOS B JACKSON. ’Phone 63K. Hon. Secretary.