ATHLETIC AND CYCLING SPORTS

Hokitika Guardian, 14 April 1925, Page 4

ATHLETIC AND CYCLING SPORTS

The Hokitika Athletic and Cycling Club held a sports meeting on Cass Square on Easter Saturday. There was a fair attendance only. The weather overnight had been boisterous and though the day turned out fine, there was a cold southerly wind blowing. Counter snorts attractions at Orcvinnulh and Grey Valley also militated against the attendance, the position being further accentuated by the epidemic restrictions which affects the attendance of juveniles, as also parents in many cases. The Municipal Hand was present and discoursed an enlivening programme of music. Ihe cycling and grass tracks were in good order, and fail- time was nut up. The principal officials were at their posts, and the events were got oil promptly. iheie were” several good contests, while the fields in the cycling events were good. Dart and other games served to entertain the public between the events, and tt refreshment booth conducted by Mr A. Dowell was well patronised. The following are the results: — Novice Cycling (npen.i, 1 mile, prizes eg g], and 10s.— E. Roullian 1, j v - Thoru 2, If. Steel 11. Time— 2. -10 2-). Maiden l-'lat Handicap (open). I<>.) yards. Prir.es C 2. Cl and 10s.—.J. Howat 1, A. Duncraft '2. Half-Mile Cvelc Dash. Prizes Cl. C2 ;in( l Cl.— First Heat —H. Hutchison oOvds) 1. M. Hutchison (fif)yds) 2, 1. Keilv (70vds) :l. Time 1.0 Second I Scat—-E.' Ilest toilyds) I. d. I.indop <2O yards) 2. E. Unuthan (ifOyds) 11. I into I*l | Third Heat—C. ITalilert (70yds) 1 .1 Henderson (scr) 2. C. .iohuston isdyds), lb Time 1.1 1-T Plaldert < 70yds'. 1. E. Pest _, ,J l.indon (20yds) If. lime I l->- ! lokitika Sheflield Handicap 120 yds, Prizes CIO. Cl and Cl.—C. Pierson (0 yards) 1. P- Kirwtin Hlyds) 2. IT. Wells (Svds) 3. Time l-’sees. Two hundred and twenty yards handicap. Prizes Cl. Cl 10s and 10s-f Pimson Dds) 1. P. Kirwan ;l(>y0s)

K. Spiers cJUvil:-) .5. mm -- '• One Milo Wheel llaco, 1 nzos -Kb IM nnil 22. First Hoat-L. soh r'lvils) I. J. Henderson <*er) .lora-.m (30yds) 3. Time--'.HI !->• Second Meat —J. I.in<lov» (40yds) 1. Best* ((i.vtls) 2. M. Hutchison < 1 00yds) 3. Time 2.20 l-o. Tliiril Ile nt —C. I’lahlort (SOyds) 1, A. 0. T« r til I ( I'.vds) \V. lihnkmun (TOyds) 3. lime 2.29 l-o. Final—l - l.indon MOyds) 1. I-. ILutc-ln-(soyas') 2. M. Hutchison (100yds)3. Time -.1". . Half-Mile Flat I famlieap, ‘ n/.os to, e-2 i!m l Cl —II. Staines (80yds) i, I’Kinvan (20yds) 2. I’. Ross (. o\ds) 3Time —‘2.11. .Stepping Com petition Dougherty iiiul I!ochford dead beat. Two Mile Cycle Handicap, Prizes Cl and Cl 10s. I'irst Heat— F. Pest (lll(lyds> 1, L. 11 utcliison (100yds) 2. C. Rfahlcrt i2o(l.vd.- > 3. Time !.•>■ 0-3. Second Heat—M. Hutchison (I7o.vds) I. Jordan 100yds) 2. l\ Griffon (100 cards) 3. Time 4.37 2-;. Final —lt. Post (li)Oyds) 1, Jordan (100yds) 2. C. Plahlert (200yds) J. Time LC 2-3. Hurdle Handicap 120yds. Prizes Ci, Cl and 10s.—C. Pierson (ser) 1, I’Kirwan (scr) 2. Time 18 I -Woes. Three Mile Cycle Race, Prizes Lj, C2 and Cl —K. Host (130yds) i. Jordan (200yds) 2. AT. Hutchison KlOOydsi 0. Time 7.10 l->. What kind of tohaeco do yon prefer—mild. medium, or full if H you have been lorn; a worshipper at me .shrine of My Lady Nicotine you have doubtless sampled all soils oi brands at one time or mm!her, mid have vour preferences, lint have you ever tried imisled tolaivro:"' 1; in quite r- new idea. The leaf is carefully tna-lvd. and this process develops (lie flavour mid aroma in quite a surprising! way. it’s like cat in! salt with nut.-, or mustard with beef or cheese. You can test 111ifor yourself because the i\ov /.calami tohaecos, now so mm h in evidence, are all toe.sied. Hence their d . light I ill fr."’ia"ce end (hunur. And. ii'dikc n • . ! o' ihe imp I In amis they laiu Midi a small percentage of nicotine that they may be sin iked pipe alter pine ‘Ti!l the cows come lionie” with, out unpleasant or harml ul cnnscqooiii es. They w-:m’i. bite the tongue, and njipeai to all tastes. “Itiverhead Cold’’ is aromatic. ‘’Toasted Navy Cut” (Bulldog) a p! > l -i:iy>; mediiim. and “t in pine; No 10“ (Pull’s I lend), a fine full tiavonred tobacco.—Advt.