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AMUSEMENTS, Rundle Benefit LABOUR DAY. GRAND PROCESSION, PICTURES AND NIGGER MINSTRELS All taking part in the procession must be at the Fire Brigade Station at 1.30 p.m. sharp. Procession starts punctually at 2 p.m. MONDAY, LABOUR DAY, 26th October, 1914. Procession Prizes: 1. Best decorated Bicycle Ladies' Entry 6d. " First prize, Ladies' silver mounted purse. Presented by Mr. W. McColl 2. Best decorated jßicycle Gents' Entry 6d. First prize, One hat Presented by Mr G. Lineham. 3. Most original Costume, Maori Entry 6d. First prize, Pair of trousers to order. Presented by J. A. Williams 4. Most original comic costume, Entry 6d. Pakeha First prize, Box Cigars Presented by L. D. Nathan, Auckland 5. Best industrial exhibit in Procession Entry Is. First prize Solid nickel tea pot. Presented by Mrs. E. Mac Donald 6. Best original costume (Child) in Procession' ; Entry free First prize, Handsome bottle of scent. Presented by J. E. Walker Second prize, eautiful doll Presented by Mrs .E. Petherick.

Sports Programme: . Tudges—J. T. Hetef, A. Julian, Geo Horner, Esquires. Starter —H. Rothery, Esq. Call Steward, T. Rawlinson, Esq. Handicapper—W. McColl. Esq. Judges of Speeches—H. Hine, J. Tammadge, Esquires, and Revd. Houchen. Judges for Procession events —G. P. Finlay, Esq., Revds. Beattie and Houchen, T. Frost and W. Croft, Esquires. Gate-keepers— W. D. Cook, and others 7. Labor Day speech Entry is First Prize! Medal Presented by Mr. R. Fenton Second prize, Pair of boots Presented by W. McDonald. 8. Walking Match Gents' Entry 6d. First'prize, box of cigars presented by Mr H. Luks, Te Awamutu. Second prize, box of cigars, presented by Mr. Luks. 9. Boys race under 16 years Entry free First Prize Second prize 10 Girls race under 16 years Entry free First jprize tin [of Tea 81bs,, presented by Mackay Jones, Te Kuiti. Second'iPrize Handsome Dressing Case, presented by D. McCorkindale. 11. Married Woman's race Entry free ' First prize, £l is. order on Burleys Draper Second Prize I2lb joint of beef Presented by T. Wells & Sons 12. Pony jumping for Boys Entry .6d First prize, Bridle Presented, by W. McNaught. Second prize, Pair of Spurs Presented by C. J. Ellison. 13. Married Men's Race Entry 6cl First prize, Ham Presented by F. Langstone. Second prize, Pair Boots Presented by C. F. Turner 14. Girls race over 16 years Entry free First prize, Pendant Presented by Mr. Grieshaber. 15. Boys race under 10 years Entry f free First prize, Case of Fruit Presented by Sang and Wing Second Prize 16. Old Men's Race Entry 6d. First prize Pipe Presented by

Alf. Mitchell Second prize. I/. Girls race under 10 years Entryfree First prize Second prize 18. Hop, Step and Jump Entry 6d First prize Sucking Pig, presented by Cotter Bros.; second prize box "of Cigars presented by H. Luks. 19. Treacle Bun 'Competition First prize Second prize 20. Place Kicking All Comers First prize, £l I 0, presented by Great Northern Brewery; second prize 10s 6d, presented by Geo. Horner, Grand Hotel. 21. One Man (Dry) Event Fire Brigade 22. Married Woman's Race First prize, (Special) 50lb bag of flour Presented by Mr H. J. Ellison Grocer 23. Sack Race. First prize truck of firewood valued at £3, presented by Ellis and Burnand; second prize box of Cigars presented by H. Luks. 24. Most tastefully costumed child (girl), under 12, in the procession with decorated perambulator. First prize hand-, some nickel teapot and jug, presented by Mrs. E. A. McDonald. Second prize Third prize ' XMUGS CRICKET MATCH eleven aside will be played HUGHIE CONWAY'S INVINCIBLES versus ALF. MITCHEL'S WORLD WIDE-WILLOW -WIELDERS

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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 713, 17 October 1914, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 713, 17 October 1914, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 713, 17 October 1914, Page 4

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