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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 10 March 1917, Page 6

RCANUI RED CROSS DAY Garden Fete & Gymkhana Ruanui Homestead 15th March" 1911. PROGRAMME. MAIDEN HUNTERS’ COMPETITION.—Entrance 5/; first prize, trophy; second prize, trophy. OPEN HUNTERS’ COMPETITION.—Entrance 5/; first prize, trophy; second prize, trophy. OPEN PONY JUMP.—Entrance 2/6; first prize trophy; second prize trophy. Entries for the above to be addressed to E. Samways, Ruanui. Other events are:— RESCUING THE DUMMY; MARRIED WOMEN’S AND MARRIED MEN’S RACES; CHAIN-STEPPING; TILTING AT THE RING; MOTOR DRIVING COMPETITION; B'ABY SHOW; AND SHEEP-GUESSING COMPETITION, CONCERT ON THE GROUND. LUNCHEON AND AFTERNOON TEA. Coaches will run from Taihape to Ruanui. Applications for seats should be sent to Mr. C. E. Kelly’s Stables. ' J. F. STUDHOLME, Ruanui. SAINT PATRICK’S DAY SPlifS RECREATION GROUND, TAIHAPE MONDAY. MARCH 19. 1917. PROCEEDS IN AID OF PATRIOTIC PURPOSES. SPORTS START AT 12 O’CLOCK PUNCTUALLY. COMMITTEE: Messrs Bray, Kelsall, Train, Stent, Peyton, Champion, De Latour, Munro, Shout, McLaughlan, Neagle, O’Callaghan, Doole, Parker, S. Beban, Sellars, Emerson, Dymock, Davies, Tihema, Bradley, Father Kincaid, J, Bartosh, J. Evans, P. Kearins, H. D. Bond, M. O’Dea, J. Anderson, E. W. Spooner, Ongley, G. Wright son, V S. Powell, W. McLennan, P. E. Wakeman. 4. 12, 13, 14. 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, BOYS’ RACE, under 16 years. Ist, trophy; 2nd, trophy. Entry 6d. GIRLS’ RACE, under 16 years. Ist, trophy; 2nd, trophy. Entrance free, MAIDEN JUMPING COMPETITION. Ist prize, £3 3s Cup, presented by W. McLennan, Esq.; 2nd prize, trophy £1 Is. Entry fee, 5/-. NOVICE CHOP. 12-in. White Pine standing block. Ist prize 30/; 2nd prize, 10/. Presented by P. E. Wakeman, Esq. Entry 5/, PHYSICAL DRILL. For School Children; 6 in squad. Entry free, , , MAIDEN PONY JUMP. 14.2 and under. Ist, £1 Is; pre-' sented by Mr. McLennan; 2nd, 10/6; presented by Mr. McLennan. Entry 2/6. OPEN CHOP. 12in. White Pine standing block. Ist, 50/; 2nd, 20/; presented by P. E. Wakeman, Esq. Entry 5/. LADIES’ DRIVING COMPETITION. Ist, trophy; 2nd trophy; donated by L. B. H. De Latour. Entry 2/6. OPEN HUNTERS’ COMPETITION. Ist, Father Connollys Challenge Cup, value £lO 10s, and W. McLennan’s £2 2s. 2nd, £1 Is; 3rd, 10/. Entry 10/. TRADESMEN’S CHOP. 9 inch White Pine standing block. Ist, trophy; 2nd, trophy. Entry 2/6. BEST CHILD’S PONY. 14.2 and under. Ist prize, Mr. D. Neagle’s Trophy. MOTOR CAR DRIVING. Entry 5/. Ist prize trophy OPEN PONY JUMP. Ist, Mr. R. W. Smith’s £4 4s Challenge Cup, and Mr. McLenuan’s £1 Is; 2nd, £1 Is. Entry 5/. PUBLICAN’S CHOP. 14-inch White Pine standing block. Ist, P. E. Wakeman’s £4; 2nd, P. E. Wakeman’s °£ 1 los! Entry 7/6. STOCKMEN’S RACE. Entry 2/6. Ist, trophy 2nd trophy. CHAIN STEPPING. Entry 1/. Prize, trophy’ GOLF PUTTING. Entry 1/. Prize, trophy. THROWING THE HAMMER. Entry 1/. Prize trophy PUTTING THE SHOT. Entry 1/. Prize trophy BABY SHOW. Ist prize Mr. G. Parker’s £1 Is, SHEEP GUESSING COMPETITION, Entry 1/; Ist prize, sheep. NOMINATIONS FOR CHOPPING EVENTS CLOSE ON TUESDAY, 13th MARCH, 1917. All others Events Post Entries. The Committee reserve the right to alter, delete, or add t« Programme, or postpone Sports if ncessary. W. MUNRO & A. M. RYAN, Joint Secretaries* P.O. BOX 81; ’PHONE 66. BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE. m —Up