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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1578, 22 July 1920, Page 37

OHRISTCHURCH Q.UN QLUB. £l5O GRAND NATIONAL LIVE PIGEON HANDICAP. Will be held on the Club’s Grounds on MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1920, (The day before the Grand National Steeplechase.) Commencing at 9 a.m. CONDITIONS: Fourteen birds. Single nomination £7 10s., double nomination £lO. Two misses out on first nomination, one miss out on second nomination. . Star £1 10s. on first bird in each nomination; 35 ’ yards boundary. First Prize, £100; Second, £3O; Third, £2O. To be shot under the rules of the N.Z. Gun Clubs Asso- . ciation, and open to financial members of affiliated Clubs only. NOMINATIONS close with the Secretary, Christchurch Gun Club, on SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, at S p.m. The Committee reserve the right to refuse any nomination. Handicapper and Referee: L. A. Shand. D. F. DENNEHY, Hon. Secretary. ' Christchurch. P.O. Box 553. ’Phone 592. Note. —The North Canterbury .Gun Club will hold a £lOO Live Pigeon Handicap on Thursday, August 6, and a Sweepstake for the Championship of New Zealand on Friday, August 7; and the Springston Gun Club have arranged a £5O Live Pigeon Match for August 7. These matches will enable shooters to get into form for the Grand National Handicap on Monday, August 9. YAJRAGGE’S WEATHER BUREAU INSTITUTE AND WAIATA GARDENS, BIRKENHEAD, AUCKLAND.— Farmers, Pastoralists, Sportsmen ASK CLEMENT WRAGGE about the Weather and Coming Seasons. Six months’ forecast and best advice, .7/6; twelve ditto, 12/6. For Extra Specials enquire.

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