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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 785, 17 November 1922, Page 1

Amusements, Meetings, Etc. AUCKLAND gPRINC JTETROPOLITAN gHOW. JJEGEMBER J AND «) Entries close SATURDAY, November 18, at 5 p.m. Send for Schedule to A. D. STANLEY, Secretary. 16, Hall of Commerce, High, St., P.O. Box 86, Auckland. 708 MAUKU ATHLETIC CLUB. (Affiliated with Northern Athletic Urfion). 39th ANNUAL SPORTS AND PICNIC To be held at PATUMAHOE (on Waiuku Line) MONDAY, JANUARY Ist, 1923. OPEN EVENTS. Note_ —All competitors run at their own risk,, and in no case w;ill the Clubs be Responsible for accidents, 1. —To start at 1T.30 a.m.: Maiden Race, 100yds. Ist prize £2 2s, or trophy the value % 2nd prize, trophy value £1 Is, Entrance fee 2s 6d« 2. —To start at ,11j.45 : 220yds Hurdles Han,dicap, of £4. Ist prize £3 ; 2nd prise £l. Entrance fee 3s, 3. —To start at 12.5 p.m. :AII Comers 100yds Handicap, of £4. Ist prize £3 ; 2nd prize £l. Eht VfIUPP fpn Qq 4. To start at 12.30 : Half Mile Handicap, of £5. Ist prize £4 : 2nd prize £l. Entrance fee 4s, 5. (To start at 1.5 : Mauku Cup. Straight run of 120 yards. Handicap of £ls, Ist prize £lO 2nd prize £3; 3rd! prize £2. En6. To start at 1.45 : One Mile Handicap, of £7 10s, Ist prize £5; 2nd prize £2 ; 3rd prize 10s. Eritrance fee ss. 7. To start at 2.15 : 440 Yards Handicap, of £5 10s, Ist prize £4 ; 2nd prize £1 10s. Entrance fee 4s;. 8. —To start at 2.45 : Forced Handicap, of £2 10s,; 10 Oyards. Compulpulsory to winners, optional to losers. Ist prize £2; 2nd prize 10s. Entrance fee 2s 6d, Nominations close with Secretary on SATURDAY, December 9th, 1922. Competitors please note that nominations will be received only when accompanied by nomination 'fee for eyents named, Nomination forms will be supplied on application to Secretary^. Handicaps (to be fixed by Official Ha'ndicapper of N.A).U,) will be published in N,Z. Herald of 23rd De_ cember and in Franklin Times and Wjaiuku News of 22nd December. With an improved running- track this year we invite generous entries from competitors. For further particulars see posters to be forwarded to affiliated clubs, etc, For future reference please cut out and keep this advt. H. R. BAIGENT, Hon.'Sec, and l Treas^, 817 Patumahoe. gT. gIG g LOWER gHOW AND gPORTS. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 17th and 18th November. OPENS AT 2.30 P.M. ON THE 17th. GRAND EXHIBITION OF BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS. SPORTS START AT 11 O’CLOCK ON 18 th NOV. ADMISSION: 1/-; Children 6d. Season Ticket, 2/G. 804 PROHIBITION QAMPAIGN. “PUSSYFOOT” JOHNSON, WORLD - FAMOUS FIGHTER. STRAND THEATRE’, PUKEKOHE. MONDAY, 20th NOVEMBER, 8 P.M. Collection for Expenses. 802 gUCKLAND HALL. ST. PAUL'S SUMMER FAIR AND FLOWER SHOW. NOVEMBER 24th AND 25th. Official opening by Mr Routly (Mayor of Pukekohe), at 2 o’clock Friday. Children’s Exhibits: Saturday Only. Xmas. Tree: Saturday Afternoon. Prime Joints of Beef on Sale. Guess- , ing Competitions. Adults 1/-; Children ifree_ 826