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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 192, 15 December 1893, Page 1

T7EILDING ATHLETIC SPORTS. EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING. To be held on BOXING DAY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26th, 1893, ON THE FEILDING OVAL. Handsome Cash Prizes Given Away. Committee: Messieurs A R Allen, W L Bailey, Walter A L Bailey, C Bray, C Bray, junr, H Bastings, Burlace, SaST Alii. B Goodbehere, W GeisJ:., H.rt M ill, W G Hoybude, KeHeber, Kirton, FY Lethbndjje, G V Lethbridtfe, Mill?, Matbeson, Morey, Reid, Sajwell, Strachan, Scott, Sandilands, P Thomson, H Worsfold, R "WhiskeT. Treasurer: Mr C Bray, innr. Handicapper: Mr Ihouias M iopeland. Surter: Mi • W H llart gillV Secretary. Mr H L Sherwill OFFICIAL PROGRAMME:' 1-Maiden, 150 yards, of 4 soys ; to be competed for by persons who have never won an advertised race : Ist prize, JE3; 2nd, £1 ; entrance, 3< 2— Bors' R ace « (at'endmg any State School), over 12 years : Ist prize, 10s ; 2nd 5s * entrance, Is 1-A2O Yaids Sheffield Handicap, of 17 Toys: lstpr«e.£lo;2nd, £6 ; 3rd, £» • each competitor running unplaced in the final beat shall receive 10a ; entrance, 10s n 4-WalkSnß, l.»» lto »- ha ; d i oa % of ,5 l sots: l«t prise, £7; 2nd, £2; 3rd, £1 ; entrance, 7s . . 6— Champion Race, 200 yards, of 5 soys : Ist Driae £i ; 2nd, £1; entrance, 4s to be paid to the Seeretsry on or before Monday, Utb Deceinjier 6— Amateur Race, ICO yards (haudicsp); Ist prise trophy, value 4 guineas; 2nd, ) trophy, value 1 guinea ; entrance, 4s 7-Vaulting With Pole, (handicap), of 4 *ovs : Ist pn«e, ; 2nd, £1 ; S^aTikurdle Race, 100 yards, of 2 sots : Ist prize, 30s ; 2nd, 10s ; en--9 Keller Handicap, 1 »|U •, of •■» aoTSs Ist pri»i*Ws 2ni.£4; 3rd, £1 ; entrance, 15s 10-H«rdles, 220 yards (handicap), of 1 10 sots, o^r 10 tarfto Bf l On high ; lstpriee,^; 2nd, JE2 10s ; 3rd 10s; entrance, 7a „ . , 11-RunEing Hiah Jump (handicap), of 4 sots : Ist prise, *3 5 2nd, fil ; entrance, 3s 12-Bicyde Bace (handicap), amateurs only, 2 miles, trophies value £7 : Ist pri£. trophy, value £6 ; 2nd, trophy, talue£l 10s ; 3rd, trophy, value lUs ; entrance, 6s : Competitors to stute sire, weight and maker of the machine they intend to use, and perjormances K-Half.mile Handicap, of 10 soys : Ist priw, £7; 2nd, £2 10s; 3rd, 10s; entrance, 7s . 14-Rnnning Long J«jp. handica p,»f 2«ova: l«t prize, £1 10s; 2nd, 10s; entranos, 2s 15-Wheelbarrow Race, 150 yards, of 2 sots: Ist prize, 30s; 2nd, 10s; entrance Is : Competitors to be blindfolded .... .t,o 16— Walking, 2 mile, handicap, of 12 aoT-T Ist prize. £8; 2nd, £3 ; 3rd, £1; entrance, 8s 17— 44% Yards Handicap, of 12 soys: Ist pri«j,£B}2nd£3;3rd, £1 ; en» trance, 8a , , 18- Tug of-war, seven men on each side : l#t prize, £1 j ond, £1 ; four teams to compete or no second prize ; entrance, 7s each team 19—120 Yards Handicap Hurdles, of 7 sots, OT*r 10 flights of hurdles 3ft Cm high: Ist prize, £5; 2nd, £1 10; Brd, 10« ; entrance, 5s 20— Amateur Race. 440 yards, handicap, trophies, value £6 : Ist prize, trophy, ralue JCS; 2nd, trophy, value £1; 21— Ladies Bracelet Handicap, 220 yards: Competitors, must be nominated by ladies ; Ist prize, bracelet value at £o ; 2nd, braeelet,Talue at £2; entrance. Qs 22-Consolation Handicap, of 4 bow, 160 yards : Ist prize, £3 . 2nd, £l ; entrance, 3s 23— Point Prize; Ist prize, £3 ; 2nd, £1 ; 3rd, 10s: points to count as follows: Running erents, 6, 3. 2-except No 5 (Champion Bace), when points will count 8, 5, 3; Jumping, 3, 2, . I; amateur eyents and event No 22 (Consolation) excluded. RULEB& REGULATIONS; Two shillings on each handicap erent, and full entry money for Champion Race, i to be paid on nomination, accompanied by a statement of public performances for the last two years (matches included) With dates and localities of such performancei ; ti«e remainder of entrance lee on acceptauce, which can be made on the gronnd ; other events post entries ; colors must be named on nomination The Committee reserve the right to run any race under 300 yards in heats Amateurs must be members of some Athletic Society, and must produce cer tifieates to that effect; all Amateur •vents will be run under the ' New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association ' rules Entry forms for the Amateur Events (Running and Bicycle) maybe obtained from the Secretary. Any competitoi found guilty of sending j in false performances, running under an 1 assumed name, or practising any fraud, •hall be disqualified for life The Com- j mittee reserre the right to require any competitor, either before or after any event, to make a declaration as to his identity and the correctness of hisde* ioriptionpf his performances. The Committee may disqualify any competitor before or after any event who shall refuse to make the required declaration, and he i hall not be entitled to claim any prize •Entries Will be received and Sports conducted under the printed rules of the Feildinft Athletic Sports, obtainable from the Secretary, price Is Admission to gates: Adults, Is; Children, between 8 and 12 years, half price : under 8 jears, free Full Band in attendance, and a spacious dancing platform provided^on the LawD £o intoxicating drinks allowed on the ground , , Trains will stop at the ground First Race will start at 10a.m. H. L. SHERWILL, Secretary. " WORTHY OP ATTENTION. . A. pin pointing upwaras|>om an easy ohair often causes more attention than it deserves, but does not receive an encore. So people who have used inferior Baking Powders are not likely to purchase them again, but aftrr trying tho Suu Baking Powder they will never use any others- iVonee tried, always asked for.— ' AdTt. „ '