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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3357, 9 December 1919, Page 7

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. _ I I Talfimpe Athletic am. .LTWENTY-FIRST ANNYAL MEETING.‘ ouster , I ..,._ L TO BE I—IELD ON THE RECREA--1 j TION GROUND, TAIHAPE, ‘ NEW YEAR'S DAY, JANUARY 1. i Athletic, Horse Jumping, Chopping ‘ and Sawing Events. £5 worth of toys for Childl'en’s Races during the day. Milk and Hot Water provided free. SPECIAL ATTRACTION. The Maoris of the district will roast a ‘bullock whole on the ground. OFFICERS: ’ Patron.——R. “V. Smith, E-sq., M.P. Px-esidcllt.~—W. McLennan Esq. Vice-Presidents. —— Messrs A. L. Arrowsmith, G. Bray. C. L. Dymock, T. V. Morrin, P. E. VVakcnlall, G. Wrightson L Treasul-er.——Mr D. Neagle. Comlnit_tec.—-Messrs J. Mortland, E. Somerville, J. Quirk, VV. Howells, W. Dowling, H. O’Callaghan, W. Munro, 'l‘. Bradley, F. Hintz, W. Kelsall, Rev. Connolly, Rev. Stout, H. Fulton, A. G. Lawson, D. J. McLennan. Joint Secl-etzu-ies.~—A. M. Ryan and W’. F Marlow ' . ' PROGRAMME. >

ATHLETIC EVENTS. I.——loO Yards District Maiden Handicap; Ist £2, 2nd £1; Nom. 2/6. 2.——120' Yards Returned Solfliers’ H.‘J.lldiC2lp; Ist £4, 211rl_;!31, 3rd 10/. Nom. 5/. 3.——TAIHAPE HANDICAP; 3 DisMcLaugll]an_ S. Powell, S. Reid, F. tances: 75 Yards Hzmdicap; lst £B, 2nd £3, 3rd £l. Noll}. 8/. 100 Yards Handicap; Ist :88, 2nd :3_ 3rd £l. Nom. 8/.