TE KUITI Athletic Sports Club (Under the rules of N.Z. A. and C.IT.) ATHLETIC, WOOD - CHOPPING AND SAWING EVENTS. rjlO be held in To Kuit.i Domain on WEDNESDAY. 27th MARCH. PROGRAMME. Maiden Race, 1!>0 yards- —First XI, second 10s. Per! entry 2s. Maiden Double-handed Sawing, IS inch lop—First I'2 1 Op, second 20a. Nomination 2a fid, acceptance Is fid. .100 Yards Handicap, - First. 4ds, second 20p. Nomination 2e f accoptance Is fid. Running' Hiph Jump HandicapFirst 3 On, second 30s. Post entry 2b J fid. 120 Yards Handicap HurdlesFirst fiOs, second 20s, third H's. Nomination Is, acceptance Is fid. Double-handed Sawing Handicap First (>0.9, second 20s, Nomination 3s od, acceptance 1? od. 220 Yarris Handicap -First, second 20s. Nomination 2k Cxi, acceptance Is fid. Boys' Handicap, 10 years and under —First trophy, second trophy. Post, entry Is. Maiden Chop, IT> inch loj; (standing) block First f>os„ second 20s, third 10s. Nomination 2;< fid, acceptance lg fid. 440 Yards Handicap ----- First Son. second 10s. Nomination Is fid. acceptance 2s. Te Kuiti Handicap Chop (standing), IS inch block —First, XI;"). second X.'!, third 255. Nomination 1 . r >s, acceptance (is. Half-mile Handicap First X 4, second ,10s. Nomination 4s, acceptance Is fid. One Mile Handicap First. X. r >, second .10s. Nomination 4s fid, acceptance 2s. Underhand Chop, IS inch block.--First Xf>, second 20s. Nomination 4s. acceptance. 2s. POINTS PRIZES: 1. Athletic events, Cup presented by Messrs Albrechtsen and Chilcott. 2. Chopping events, Gold Medal. Points to count: First ft, second 1, third 1. CONDITIONS : NOMINATIONS for all events close with the secretary at Te Kuiti on Saturday, February 24th, at, S p.m. ACCEPTANCES close on Thursday. March 14th, at S p.m. Late entries will bo received up to the date of the handicaps on payment of an additional fee of Is for each event, HANDICAPS will be published in the King Country Chronicle on March fith. Three starters or no race, four starters or no second prir.e. The committee reserve the ripht to alter the order of events if necessary. W. DEMENT, Hon. Sec. HERBERT CLAPHAM Hydro-Elcctropathic And Consult-ill}? Botanic Practitioner Founder of Clapham's Combination Cure of Morbid, Pulmonary, and Constitutional Diseases. I,ate Proprietor and Superintendent of the " Rellevue " Sanatorium and Hvd ro-El ec t rop alh i c and Botanic Institute. Moama, N.S.W., and the " Mount View" Sanatorium, Kcw, Melbourne. Formerly of Nelson Sanatorium, Nelson, N.Z. Mr. Clapham begs to inform the wople of this district that he has resumed practice, and may_be consulted on all diseases I<kEb Ob CHARGE at his dispensary andl consulting rooms in RORA SlKbbl, TE KUITI— Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays (Or by appointment) j OTOROHANGA-MONDAYS and FRIDAYS (Opposite Commercial Hotel)
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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 442, 24 February 1912, Page 3
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