Cycling News.

Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 144, 17 December 1895, Page 2

Cycling News.

FIXTURES. December 26.— Feilding Athletic Club Sports (3 races). December 26.— Pioneer Bicycle Club Annual Sports (Christchurch). Janvary 1 — Manawatu Cycling Clnb Sports (Palmerston N.). January 2 and 4. — N.Z. Championships at Christchurch. January 22.— Feilding Cycling Club An nnal Sports. January 23.— Five Mile Australasian Championship, Melbourne. The Manawatu Cycling Club have received v ery good nominations for their Bports to be held on New Year's Day, 138 having been received for eight events, or an average of seventeen entries for each race. The following members of the Feilding Club nre among9t the entries : — J. Watson, W J. Trevena, J. H. Mm gins, C. Staffan, and E. A. Feck. The committee of the Feilding Cycling Club met last evening, Mr E.Feek being in the chair. Correspondence was read relative to the forthcoming race meet- ! ing. It was decided to engage the Feilding Brass Band to play on the occasion and that the privileges of gates and lawn be retained by the Club, but that tenders bo invitedfor two refreshment booths, fruit stall, cards and lawful games. It was also decided that the trophies be exhibited in Mr F. McKenzie's window. The following were elected members : — Messrs N. Friberg, G. E. Johnston, P. O. Clark, C. Bray (senr), W. Belnt and D. A. Burne. The Cycling Union has selected Kerr to represent Now South Wales at the forthcoming Christchurch championship meeting. He left by the Wakatipu on Friday.

(Per Press Association.) Napier, This Day. James Caughley, G. Petersen, and F. J. Fraser have been chosen as the Wanderers Bicycle Club's representatives at the Championship meeting next month.