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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 112, 8 November 1895, Page 4

TjIFILDING ATHLETIC SPORTS TWENTIETH ANNUAL MEETING, TO BE HELD ON BOXING BAT, THUBSDAY, DECEMBEB 26th, 1895. ON THE FEILDING OVAL. RANDSOME CASH PRIZES GIVEN AWAY. Amounting to £166. Comxtttbb : Messieurs A B Allan, W A L Bailey, E H Fisher, B Gosling, K Goodbehere, W G Haybittle, G Kirton, F V Lethbridge, G V Lethhridge, E Mills, A C Matheson, W Beid, W A Sandilands, G Savwell, J Scott, P Thomson, B Whisker, Woolven. H Worsiold. Treasurer : Mr A. B Allan. Handicapper : Mr Thomas M Copeland. Starter : Mr W H Hartgill. Secretary : Mr H L Sherwill. Timekeepers : Messrs G W Fowles and J Soott. OFFICIAL PBOGBAMME. I— Maiden* Bace, 150 yards, of 4 sovs; to be competed for by persons who have never won an advertised race. Ist prize, L 3 ; 2nd, Ll ; entrance 3s 2— Boy's Bace, 100 yards handicap. Handicaps will be made on the ground. Ist prize, 10s; 2nd, ss; entrance Is 3—120 Yards Sheffield Handicap, of 17 soys ; Ist prize, L 1 0; 2nd Jjs ; 3rd, L 2; each competitor running unplaced in the final heat ' shall receive 10a ; entrance 10s 4— Walking, 1 mile handicap, of 10 soys ; Ist prize, L 7 ; 2nd, L 2 ; 3rd, Ll ; entrance 7« 5— Amateur Bace, 100 yards handicap ; Ist prize. Trophy value 4 guineas ; 2nd, Trophy value 1 guinea ; entrance 4s 6 — Bicycle Bace, handicap, 1 mile, of 4 soys ; Ist prize, L 3 ; 2nd, Ll ; entrance 3s. Competitors to state size, weight, and maker of machine they intend to use, and performances 7— Vaulting with Pole, handicap of 4 soys ; Ist prize, L 3; 2nd Ll ; en* trance 2s B— Sack Hurdle Bace, 1O yards of 2 soys ; Ist prize, 30s ; 2nd 10s ; en« trance Is 9— Manchester Handicap, 1 mile, of 20 soys ; Ist prize, Lls ; 2nd, L 4 ; 3rd. Lil ; entrance 15s 10— Hurdles, 220 yards, handicap, of 10 soys ; over 10 flights of hurdles 3ft 6m high ; Ist prize, L 7 ; 2nd, L 2 10s ; 3rd 10s ; entrance 7s 11— Bunning High Jump, handicap, of 4 soys ; Ist prize, L 3 ; 2nd, Ll ; entrance 3s 12— Amateur Bace, 440 yards handicap, Trophies vatued L 6 ; Ist prize, Trophy value L 5 ; 2nd, Trophy value 20s ; entrance 5s 13— Half-mile Handicap, of 10 soys ; Ist prize L 7; 2nd, L 2 10s ; 3rd, 10s ; entrance f s 14— Bunning Long Jump, handicap, oi 50s ; Ist prize, 40s ; 2nd, 10s ; entrance 2s 16— Bicycle Bace, handicap, 6 miles, oi 7 soys ; Ist prize, L 5 ; 2nd Ll 10s ; 3rd 10s ; entrance ss. Same conditions as No 6 16 — Walking. 2 miles handicap, of 13 soys ; Ist prize, L 6 ; 2nd, L 3 ; 3rd, Ll ; entrance 7s 17-440 Yards Handicap, of 12 soys; Ist prize, L 8 ; 2nd, L 3; 3rd, 20s ; entrance 8s 18— Tug- of- War, seven men on each side ; Ist prize, L 4; 2nd, 20s ; four teams to compete or no second money ; entrance 7s each team 19—120 Yards Handicap Hurdles, of 7 soys ; over 10 flights of hurdles 3ft 6in high ; Ist prize, L 5; 2nd, 30s ; 3rd, 10s ; entrance 5s 20— Bicycle Bace, handicap, 3 miles, of 6 soys ; Ist prize, L 4; 2nd. Ll 10s ; 3rd, 10s ; entrance ss. Same conditions as No. 6 21— Ladies' Bracelet, handicap, 220 yards ; competitors must be nominated by Ladies, Ist prize. Bracelet valued at L 5 ; 2nd, Br&ceiet rained at L 2 ; entrance 5s 22 — Coasolation Handicap, of 4 soys, 150 yards ; Ist prize, L 3; 2nd, Ll ; entrance 3s 23— Point Prize ; Ist prize, L 3 ; 2nd, 20s; 3rd, 10s. Points to count as follows : — Bunning events, 5, 3, and 2 ; Jumping events, 3, 2, and 1. Events Nos. 1. 0, 6, 8, 12, 16, 18, 20, and 22, excluded. BULES AND BEGULATIONB. Nominations for all Handicaps, including Jumping events, must be sent to the Secretary on or before WEDNESDAY, 11th DECEMBEB, not Uter than 8.30 p.m. Competitors are requested to fora ward Postal notes and not stamps. Two shillings on each Handicap Event 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 perform* ances ; the remainder of entrance fee on acceptance, which c*n be made on the ground. 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 belong to a Club affiliated with the N.Z.A.A Association, and must produce ticket of membership from their Club Secretary. All Amateur events will be run under the "New Zealand Amateur Atnletic Association Bules." The Bicycle Baces will be run under the Bules of the JN ew Zealand Cyclists Union. The particular attention of competitors is drawn to Bule 25, which reads : — " Every Competitor must wear complete clothmg from the shoulders to the knees ; that is jersey (sleeved to el how), and loose drawers or trunks. Neglect of this Bule renders the competitor liable to be excluded fr^m taking part in the Sports." Any competitor found guilty of sending in false performances, running under an assumed name, or practising any fraud, shall be disqualified for life. The Committee reserve the right to require any competitor, either before or after any event to make a declaration as to his identity and the correctness of his des cnption of his performances. The Committee may disqualify and competitor before or after any event who shall refuse to make the declaration, and he shall not be entitled to claim any prize. oust be two competitors in each •vent or no first prize; three or no second ; four or no third. Entries will be received and Sports conducted Under the printed Bules of the FeiidiDg Athletic Club, obtainable fr<>m the Secretary, price Is. Admission to Gates : Aduhs Is ; Children between 8 and 12 years, half-price ; under 8 years free. Full band in attendance and a spacious dancing platform provided on the Lawn. Trains will stop on the ground. No intoxicating drinks^al lowed on the ground. Toe first race will al&rt at 10 a.m. HUGH L. BHBBWILL, I . Secretary. HENRY MABSTON, Licensed CarrierFEILDING, IS now prepared to undertake Cart- ' age of goods, firewood,., wool, .grain, or other produce, from and to all parts ol the district at reasonable charges. . u^ •_ Ordera may be left with Mr Garlick.