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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8767, 19 March 1907, Page 4

XJTIKU ATHLETIC SPORTS To bo held in the BEOEEATION GROUND, On Easter Monday, Ist April, At U o'clock. iSSO IN PRIZE MONEY Officebs.—Patron, Mr Eemington, M.H.B, President Mr Gregor MaGregor. VicePresidents. T A Bandclpb, A P Gibbs. W- Parker. A \ Joyce, A B Larsen, B E Perham, E Ain aksman. E W Gibbons, j T Matthews, PI G Hawkoa. Hanoi cappers: Running, Mr u'lici Shannon ; I Chopping, Mr E G Hardy. Judges : Banning Events T Hcsam-m- D Came- , ron Ef teree A Goodwin. Judges Chop- ; ping Events, Charles Holton, A Ben), j Referee, A B Amundsen. Starter Bo lining Events, Tbos. Bosaman. Starter Chopping and Sawing, C A Neilsen. Timekeeper, W Kiobol. Management Committee, Messrs Bosaman, P Potoka, W MoClennan, Dawson, B Bogan, A Goodwin, A HBsad, D Cameron, A Warner, Eandolph, B Slattery, J B Fryer, &. B Amundsen, J W Hamilton, G Eoberts, F, Cutta, B Gilmour, Thoa. Begg.

PBOQKAMME. Maiden Scratch, 100 yard?. First prize, £2; 2nd prize, 10b ; post entry, 2s ud 'Boys 1 Race, under 16 years, 100 yards. ” First prize 10s, second, ss. Post entry, Maiden Chop, 15in block. First prize 60s and Trophy valued £1 Is, given by J. Wheeler, second £1 10a, third 10s. Nomination Bs 6d; acceptance 2s. Tjtiku Handicap- three distances of £24 15s 100, 220, and 4-10 yards. First distance 100 yards. Prize money in each distance- First prize, £6; second Ll 15s; third Kb and trophy. 7s 6d nominates for tho_3 distances; acceptance 5r for each distance, i. One Mils Walk Handicap. First, £5. second £llos, third trophy, i. 220 Yards Hurdle Handicap, hirst £4, second £2 ss, third 15s. Nominaation 4s ; acceptance, 3a ?. Wood Chopping Handicap 18in block; ' white pino log.i. First £lO and Mr G. Martin’s trophy £1 Is, second £3, third £2. Nomination 7s 6d acceptance 5s , . 8. Utiku Handicap, eeeond distance, 220 yards. First .1.0, second HI 15s, third 10s and trophy. Nomination 7s Od, acceptance 5s 9. High Jump Handicap. First L2, se cond 15s. Post entry 2s 6d 0. Half Milo Handicap. First L 5, se. cond 1.1 10s, thud trophy. Nomina tioo, Bs 6d ; acceptance, 3s ,1. Double-Handed Sawing Handicap, 20ix blocks. First prize L 4, second L2 ■ third trophy. Nomination 3s, accept anoo 3a L2, Utiku Handicap, third distance 44< yards; first HO ; second LI ss, thin 10 and trophy. Nomination 7s 6d So the three distances. Acceptance 6s fo: each distance 13; Underhand Chop Handicap 20 inch lo; - Prst L 6, second LI 10s, third 10s. Nt mination ss, acceptance 3s 14. Ladies’ Bracelet, 150 yards, handles] First bracelet, valued #4 4s, seeon bracelet, M2 2s, donated by Mr Nichol. Nomination 3s, acceptance ‘ 15. Local Handicap Ekcq, 120 yard First, Messrs Hodcsoa Bros.’ troph; value Si‘2 15s, second Mr W. Lawson trophy LI ss. Nomination 2s 6d, a oeptancs 2s 16. Forced Handicap, 300 yards. First i 10s, second 10s, trophy added, Wi: nera 3s, losers Is A MEDAL, valued £3 3s, will be given by t 31ub to too comnctitor gsining most points Sos. 4,8, IS, viz., Utiku Handicap. Nominations lor Events 3, 4. B, B, 7, 8,10,11, 13*14, 18. must to in tee hands of tho Secrete w March 18tb- and must bo accompanied by ie&st all last 2 years’ performances; if.cot co petsdinlbo last two yop.ro, tho last five sea aU nominatio is must iio accompanied r,y lees. Acceptances tor Nos. 3, 7,11,18, dose on MO DAY, tbo 25th March. AU acceptances close Alteon mmcSes belt sach event starts. , . , . All Itunning Events conducted unuei ituxos Hew Zealand Athletic Union. All Chopping Events conducted under N Zealand Axemen’.-! Association's Rules. There must be five stirtois in Event Wo, o uo race, Local means a radius of throe nu.oß from Uti Post OSce,

Bro") Bed 3 in (> Vice nance. A BALL nill bo held in Randolph's Hall on the night of the Sport?. Gent’s lis, ladles irecAdmission to ground Is, children 04. J Bonnies will bo allowed on giouud by payment ] of n Ice of Is, Luncheon provided on the craned. E. B. JENRIKCB, He i. Soo. p ABE K A R IS T U Equestrian Sports. To to hold Wednesday, April I0th ? 1907In Messes Anua; and Btnisonp's GROUNDS. Patron -W. S. M xr. hall, Esq. President-Wm. Hammond, Esq. Vico Presidents—J. Aiken, Esq., and J, G. Baithorp, Esq. Judges for Horse Events - Thos. McKenzie, Esq., A. H. Bill, Esq , and Wade Cooper, Esq. Judge and fiandiooppsr for Running Events— F. J. McDonald, Esq. PROGRAMME. 11.30. 1. Til tine at the ring for man. 12.0. 2. Tilting at the ring for ladies. Four entries or no competition, 12.50. 3. ■ Maiden Hunters’ Competition. Ist 70s, 2t’d 23a, 3rd sa. Entrance ss. Minimum weight 11.7. 1.0. 4. Open Pony Jump, let 15s, 2nd ss. Sweepstake os 5s added. Ponies not to exceed 13 hands. Boy riders. 1.30. 5. Ladies’ Jumping Competition, over pony jumps. Ist 60s, 2nd 30a. Riders of let and 2nd horses receive trophies valued at 20j 10s respectively. Four different riders or no trophies presented. 2.0 6. Local fiowfpankers’ Race. A sweepstake of 2a,-with trophy valued at 10s added ,to first prize. Distance, 220 yards fiat. 5.30. 7. Open Jump, for ponies not exceeding Id hands, boy riders. Ist 15s and tronhy, 2nd 10s, 3rd ss. Entrance 3s. 3.0. 8. Open Hunters’ Competition. Itt £B, 2nd £2, Sul £l. Minimum weight i’2.o. Entrance 10s. 3.80. 9. Ladies’ Bracelet Eeadla-threa - ing. Sweepstake of ss. Trophy va uc 20s for Hay threading tor Ist horse, and trophy value 10a for lady threading for tectmd horse. Minimum weight, 11.7. 4.0. 10. Men’s Handicap Hurdle Race, ' once round the course. Sweepstake of 2s 6d with 20s added for Ist, trophy value 10a " for 2nd. It over seven entries a 3rd prize of 5s will be given. 4.30. 11. Local Horse Race, 5 furlongs, flat, for horses that have never won an advertised race. Owners of horses must live within a radius of seven miles from the sports ground. Sweepstake of ss. Minimum weight 11.7.

Horses must bo entered at least 30 minutes before each race. Sweepstake events—lst prize two-thirds, 2nd one-third, less 10 par cent. Kaoes for boys and girls wiil bo arranged during the day Luncheon booth on tho ground. Admission—Adults Is, children d, horses Is. Members’ tickets 3s, admit lady and gentleman, riding or on foot. J. B PYBOS. Hon. Secretary. Coughs,, Colds, Bronchitis, Consumption, and all other Bung Troubles speedily give way to Perfect Health when of Cod Biver Oil Is taken. This Emulsion improves the whole body by way pf the stomach first, and then through the blood, making it red, rich, and pure. ' In blood of the pure sort the deadly germs of consumption cannot live. Doctors call Bane’s Emulsion a medicine food medicine because it cures disease ; a food, because it builds up the- body. All chemists and stores sell it. Prices 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. I r ST ANTED KNOWN—That H.KEK 1 v EIDGE has opened an Up-tc-te HAIRDRESSING SALOON ha 1 9 Square, EONGOTEA. Billiard-room 1 th two 1 abl?K, All Smokers’ Beqol* es stocked.