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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 438, 29 September 1908, Page 4

11. .Married Women's Rice (local).I <1 prize, .1 ton best coal, delivered, pre seated by Mr H. Coley. Entrance free. 12. dOO Vakds Peat Ist prize, Mr Perreau’s trophy, value £3 3s ; 2nd, Mr Levett’s, value £1 Is. Entrance, 3s. 13. Fr.Ax Si’KEAmxfl Competition. Ist prize, Mr R. H. Barber’s, £2 2s. Entrance 2s (id. 14. Boot Race. Ist prize, Dr. Mandl’s £1 Is. Post'entry Is. 15. 11 Mi us Bike Race. Ist prize £5 ; 2nd, £2 10s ; 3rd £l. Entrance ss. 10. One Mice Running, Ist prize, £5; 2nd, £2 10s; 3rd, £l. Entrance ss. 17. WiiESTUNo (Cumberland style) under 18. Ist prize, Medal. Post entry Is. 18. Haka And Pox Dance Competition. Special Prizes. 10. Educed Handicap, 150 yards. Ist prize, £2 ; 2nd, £l’. Entrance winners (compulsory), 3s; losers (optional), 2s. 20. Gdessino Coat petition (on the ground). Ist prize, Mr W. J. White’s trophy, value £2 2s. Entrance (id. A Gold Medal, value £2 2s, presented by Mr 11. Garter, will be given to the competitor gaining most points in Bicycle Races during the day.

First race to start at 11.30 a.ra. sharp Faces for children throughout the day NOMINATIONS, accompanied by 2s on each event, close with the Secretary, Foxton, and M. R. W. Armit, 51 Lambton Wellington, on Monday, October 20, at 10 p.m., for events, 1,4, 5,7, 8, 10, 12,13, 15 and 10. HANDICAPS will appear on or about November 2nd. ACCEPTANCES close on the ground 30 minutes before the advertised time of starting each event. Entry forms can be obtained from the Secretary. Special trains from Feilding and Palmerston North. A special tram will run from Pukcnui and Sanson. Trains will stop at ground. Refreshment Booth on the Ground. Baud in. attendance. Grand Concert in Evening. Programmes can be obtained on application to the Secretary. Admission to ground ; Adults Is, Child ron under 12 half-price. FRANK D. WHIBLEY, Hon. Sec., Foxton,

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