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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 55, 5 November 1891, Page 4

nnAONUI^ COIiYTON' SPORTS, X To be held on Peince or Wales'; Bibthdat, NOYEMBEE"9; 18911 President— W. L. Bailey, Esq., J>P., -, ? Vice- Presidents— -H. Adsett,Esq. f Cap- "*• tain Campbell, 0'. 1 Pieasants, Esq. Committee— Messrs Harrey, Jenkins, J. A. Bailey, L. Pike, G. Millen,. W. Mexted, A.JBailey, 0. Olseiii J. Entwisle, J. Pringle. Secretary & Treasurer—W. A. L. Bailey. • 1. Maiden Race; Ist prize, 20s; 2nd, 10s ; to be competed for by persons who hare never won an advertised race. '■ i ; 2. Boys' R&ce under 12, 100 yards Handicap ; Ist prize, ss ; 2nd, 2s 6d. 3. 320 yards, Ist event Taonui-Colyton Handicap; Ist' fiize, £5 ; 2nd, £2; 3rd, £1. 4. Eunning High Jump Handicap ; Ist . prize, 10s ; 2nd, 6Si 5. Boys' Race under 16, 100 yards, Ist event Oroua Handicap; Ist prize, 30s ; 2nd, 15s ; 3rd, ss. 6. Taonui-Colyton Handicap, 1 mile; Ist prize, 60s ;, 2nd, 20.S'; 3rd, 10s. 7. Sack Bace; Ist "prize, ss ; 2nd, 2s 6d. 8. 100 yards, 2nd event Taonui-Colyton Handicap. 9. Tossing the Cabor. ; Ist prize, 10s ; 2nd, ss. 10,. 220 yards Hurdles Handicap; Ist prize, 40s ; 2nd, 15s, 11. Boys' Eace, 150 yards, 2nd event Oroua' Handicap^ ,< * r l2. Girls' Eace, under 15 ; Ist prize, 5s ; 2nd,' 2s~6d. " ' ' 13. 440 yards, 3rd event Taonui-Colyton Handicap. 14. 150 yards (local}/ Handicap ; Ist 1 prize, 40s; 2nd; 15s. 15,^Obstacle Race; Ist prize, 20s; 2nd, 1 10s. . • r : 16. Boys' Eace ; 200 yards ; 3rd event Oroua Handicap. 17. Tug«pf»war, 8 men a<side; Ist prize, 30s. V 18. Consolation, 150 yards Handicap ; Ist prize,. 20s ; 2nd, 7s 6d. 19. Hunters' Competition (open) ; jumps not to exceed 3ft 9in ; Ist prize, 60s ; 2nd, 20s ; 3rd, 10s. Nominations for all Handicaps must be sent to the Secretary on Norember 5, at 8 p.m. One shilling each event to be paid on nomination, accompanied by a statement of public performances for the .last two years. Acceptance on the ground. To be run under the Feilding Athletic Club Eules. Handicaps declared on November 7. A band will be in attendance. Admission —Adults, Is ; Children between 10 and 12, 6d ; under 10, free. WALTER A; L. BAILEY, Secretary. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON The well»known sire ARMAMENT . (Bred by WV Wiisok, Esq., of Whenua- : ; . kura.) By Musket (imported), from Sissie (imported). ARMAMENT is a dark bay, slandmg 16 hands 1 inch, with black points, of immense bone and muscle, showing great quality, and is a sure foal getter; is.tbe sire of Omaha and Fleta, and sev« era! oilier useful horses in the Wangauui and Wayerly districts, and half brother to that brilliant colt Fraternite. Musket's stud Fame is too well known to need any further comment. Sissie was imported by W. Wilson, Esq., in 1881, and yisited Musket in the same year. Terms— Single £3 10s, P.N. due 4th January, 1592. Two or more mares as per agreement. Groom's fee ss, payable at first service. Mares niiisirtg this year will be served free next year. For full particulars apply to F. GAT, Empire Stables, Feilding. The Thoroughbred Entire Horse SIR GARNET, (Yattendon— Petrel) The property of H» Cornish Bennett, Tahuna stables, St Kilda, Will travel, the Bulls, Halcombe, Awahuri, Palmerston, Feilding and surrounding districts. SIR GAENET is one of the beot bred horses imported into New Zealand. His pedigree shows that he i 3 full of the Irish Sir Hercjules and Whalebone blood, both on the^sire and dam's side, the Arab blood inherited from the g-g-dam, Lalla Rookh. SIR GARNET as a three-year-old won the Maiden Plate at the Duneain Jockey Club Autumn Meeting, beating a big field. He carried off the Derby Stakes at the Southland Jockey Club Autumn Meeting, — beating Sylvanus ; he won the Trial Stakes at the South Canterbury Jockoy Club Meeting, beating Nautilus and four others ; he also won the Flying Handicap at Timaru, benting a big field. Terms : Mares, 4 guineas, payable when stinted j half guarantee, 5 guineas; full guarantee, 6 guineas. Paddocks free for one month. Mares sold or exchanged* owner at first service held responsible, as in foal. Groom's fee at first service. Early application is necessary, as scr" vice is limited to fifty, including owner's mares. For further particulars and inforinas tion npply to the groom.* Also.— The Thoroughbred Pony Sfallion DUKE OF EDINBURGH, Mazcppa, (imp.) — Gipsy. 11. COSNISIi BENNETT, Bulls. OCCIDENTAL HORSE BAZAAR. LIVERY & BAIT STABLES, E. D. BROWNE, Proprietor, JFitzherberfc Street, PALMERSTON NORTH. T ADIJES' and Gentlemen's flacks J-J and Single and Double Buggies for {lire. Commercial Travellers driven to te any part of the district. Letters and telegrams promptly at tended to. E. D. BROWNE HENRY J. LEI^ TAILOR, Manchester Squabe. 11 . J. L. guarantee the best fit and mako of any Tailor in the District. Gentlemen's own Material made up. Clothes cleaned and repaired. Trousers strapped. A hair cutting saloon is also attached to the business at 6d per head. j All work done at the Lowest Cash .