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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9339, 7 January 1909, Page 2

ANGAWEKA ATHLETIC CLUB’S ELEVENTH GRAND ANNUAL SPORTS MEETING. To be held on the Recreation Ground. Mangaweka, on ANNIVERSARY DAY, Jan. 22, 'O9 Under N.Z. Athletic Union’s Rules. Chopping under N.Z. Axemen’s Association Rules. J <£llo Cash Prizes & Handsome Trophies, £34 MANGAWEKA HANDICAP. 1. 12 noon. Boys’ Race (under 14), 100 yards. Ist 15s. 2nd Settler Staff trophy value 7s 6d, Post entry 6d. 2. 12.30 p.m. Maiden Race 120 yards. Ist Mr Duznb'eton’s trophy value £2 2s, 2nd Mr Boultbee’a 10s. Post entry Is. 3. 12 40 p. in. Mangaweka Handicap valued at £34. Three distances —100, 220 and 440 yards. Cash, prizes aggregating £24 15s, to which will be added a silver cup valued £8 Bs, pro* sented by G F Bonnor, Esq., to the competitor scoring most points in the three distances, and Messrs Collis Bros. ’ gold medal value 21s for runner up. First distance 440 yards ; Ist £5 10s; 2nd £2 ss, 3rd 20s. Nomination 2s acceptance 3s. 4. 1 p.m. Bicycle Handicap, 1 mile. Ist Garrett & Go’s pair tyres value 30s with Dr Turnbull’s 21s added, 2nd Mr McLaughlin’s trophy value 10s 6d, with Air King’s 10s 6d added, Nomination 2s. 5. 1.15 p.m. Handicap Hurdles, 220 , yards, Ist £3, 2nd Messrs Aleyevs & McGonnell’s gold medal value £2 2s, 3rd Air C. H. Humphrey’s trophy value £1 Is. Nomination 3s. 6.1.35 p.m. Half Mile Handicap. Ist £5, 2nd Alessrs Johnson & Son’s trophy value £2 2s, 3rd Mr C. J. Bennett’s trophy value 25s with Mr F. Noble’s 10s 6d added. Nomination 3s, acceptance 2s. 7. 2 p.m. Local Bicycle Handicap, 1 mile, Ist Messrs Thompson & Co’s £2 2s, 2nd Air P. Rhodes’ trophy value 21s, 2rd Air C. Alariboe’s dozen cabinet photos. Nomination 2s. Competitors to reside within three miles of Mangaweka, 8. 2.10 p.m. Local Novelty Race (Egg and Spoon), 60 yards. Ist, Air W. McKittrick’s Panama hat value £2 2s, 2nd Mr B, Preece’s pair boots value 20s, 2d Mr S. Dixon’s trophy value 10s 6d. Nomination Is. Competitors to reside within a radius of three miles of Mangaweka. 9. 2.20 p.m. Married Ladies’ Race. Ist Messrs Skinner and Waugh’s set tinware value 25s- Post entry. 10. 2.30 p.m. Handicap Chop (standing), 18in. log. Ist £6, 2nd £3, 3rd 20a. Nomination 3s, acceptance 2s. 11. 2.50 p.m. Alangaweka Handicap, second distance 100 yards. Ist £5, 2nd £2, 3rd 20s._ Nomination 2s, acceptance 3s. 12. 3.5 p.m. Mils Handicap. Ist £5, with Officer & Co.’s trophy value £1 Is added ; 2nd £2, 3rd Mr Burgess’ 21s. Nomination 4s. acceptance 2s. 13. 3.20 p.m. Bicycle Handicap, 1% miles. Ist, Alessrs D. Munro & Co,’s trophy value £2 2s, with Mr R, W. Smith’s £1 Is added; 2nd, Mr G. W. Mills’ gold medal value 2ls; 3rd, 10s. Nomination 3s. 14. 3.40 p.m. Mangaweka Handicap, third distance 220 yards ; Ist, £6, 2nd £2, 3rd £l. Nomination 2s, acceptance 3s. 15. 3.55 p.m. Relay Race, Ist, Mr D. Campion’s 21s, Mr T. Heerdegen’s 21s. Messrs Gordon & Woods’ 21s. Poet entry Is each man. 16. 4.10 p.m. Ladies’ Bracelet, 150 yards. Competitors must be nominated by a lady ; Ist, gold bracelet value £4 4s; 2nd, Mr G. H, Carter’s gold bracelet value £2 10s. Nomination Bs, acceptance Is. 17. 4.20 p.m. Members’ Race, 100 yards. Ist, Mr J. Donns’ suit value £5 5s ; 2nd. Mr J. Georgetti’s trophy value £1 Is; 3rd, Mr E, G. Thompson’s pot plant value 10s 6d. Nomination by member’s ticket. Open only to members who have not competed in any other event during the day, novelty and bicycle races excepted. No running shoes allowed. 18. 4.30 p.m. Forced Handicap, 120 yards. Ist 50s, 2nd 15s. Entry, winners 3s, losers Is. Weight Guessing Competition: Prize, Pat sheep. Guess fid. Children’s Races. i?ree distribution of Mr Stewart’s donation of toys to the litlta ones. Band will be in attendance. Nominations for No. 17 close at 8 p. m on January 21st, All other events on January 9tb. Handicaps will appear -'about January 16th. Nominations must ?! be accompanied by the necessary fees, and two years’ performances. Winners after declaration of handicap may be rehandicapped. Two competitors or no first prize, three or no second prize, fou T or no third prize. Committee’s decision to be final, and not amenable to any action of law. Prize money will be paid out at Langholm Hotel on Saturday, 23rd January, at 9 a.m. Hot Water supplied free on ground. Grand Concert at 8 p.m. Dance at 10 P ' m ’ C. Lb P. HONORS, Hon. Secretary, j

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