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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 90, 12 April 1900, Page 3

jgTAB JpOOTBALL QLUB'S FIFTH Annual Sports, To be held on EASTER MONDAY APRIL 16TB, 1900, Qn the ASSOCIATED BPORTB OBOUND New Plymouth. Haudi»pi*r, Mr.Qeo. Watson; Starter, Mf E. if. Humphries. PROGRAMME: RETKMNU EVENTS (under the Feildiotf Club's Kales.) 1. Maiden Race, LI 10g.—First price U „ woondlOß. Nomination Is od. 2. Sheffield Handicao, 120 yardsNUl 10*.— Fint price L 4, seoond LI, third JCM Nomination 2s, acceptance Sc. 3. 220 Yards Handicap, L 5 10s.—Knrt prlco "" L 4, second LI, third 10s. Nomination 2s, acceptance 2s. 4. 440 Yards Handicap, LB 10s,—Fint prize L 4, second LI, third 10s. Nomination 2s, acceptance 2s. 5. Half Uile Handicap, L 6 10s.—First nrin L 4, seoond LI, third 10s. Nomina* tion 2?, acceptance 2s. 6. One Mile Handicap, IS.—First prise 14 10s, second Ll, third 10s. Nomina? tion 2s, acceptanoe 2s 6d, 7. Forced Handicap, 160 yards, Ll 10*.— First price Ll, second 10s. Bntry winners 2s, losers Is. CYOLING EVENTS (under Rules of /)JS, Wheelmen.) 1. Maiden Handicap, 1 mile, L2 10i.—First price L2, second 10i. Nomination 2s. One Mile Haodicap, L 4 10>. First price L 3, second Ll, third 10s# Nomina* tion 2s, acceptance Is. 3. Star Wheel Race, 2 miles, Ll3.—Fint price LlO, second L2 10s, third 10*. Nomination Ss, acceptanoe Se. 4. Half-mile Dash Handicap, L 4 10s —First prize L 3, second Ll, third 10s. Komi* nation 2s, acceptance Is. 6. Quarter-mile Flutter, L 4 10s.—First price LB, second Ll, third 10s. Nomination 2s, acceptance I*. 5. One Mile Handicap, Ll 10s (members New Plymouth Cycling Club only) First price Ll, seoond 10k Nomina* tion Is. 7. Forced Handicap l mile, L2loc.—First price L2, seoond 10s. Winner! U, losers Is. Nominations, accompanied by perfoo mances and fees, close on Saturday. 24tk March, 1900, at 10 p.m. Handicaps due about Monday, 2nd April, 900. All handicaps subject to alteration. Acceptances for all events except post entry close on the ground at 18 o'clook. The Committee reserve* the right to portpoce the sports, or alter the programme. Delayed train. Excursion fares. Admission Is, children 6d. 0. B. LEVER, Hon. Sea., New PlTmouth. R KIBBY, 3ENERAL CAKEIEE, WAITABA AND NEW PLYMOUTH. Leaves for Waltara every morning, n< returning In afternoon FOii 4 WEEKS. FOB WEEKS. PEACH'S AUTUMN Clearing BALE OP BOOTS & SHOES TO COMMENCE SATURDAY, APRIL 7. )EACH'S Sales are well known to bo genuine and no humbug. BETTER VALUE THAN EVER AT THE SALE. THE -FOLLOWIM ARB A FEW OF THE LINES: l o/l jncj' Boots, Ss. Bd.; worth Bs. 6d. LaUICH Balmonls, 75.; worth Bs. Tan Leglets, lis.; worth 18s. Fashionable Shoes,6s. 8d worth Bi. 9d. Fashionable Shoe, lis. b Ox Shoes, 4s. 9d.; worth 6*. Felt Slippers, 8 pair for Ss 6d. Canvas Shoes, from 2s. 6d. IH FIV Bal moral, > ®''i worth 10s, 111 li 11 0 Balmorals, 10s, Bd.| worth Mit Balmorals, lis. 6d j worth 18s. M« Strong 3s, j worth 10s. 6d. Watertight*, lis,; worth 18i, Wate '.igLLe, 12a.! worth 14a, Canvas Shoes, from Sj. A LOT OF BOOTS AND SHOES, BLIGHTLY DAMAGED Less than Half-price* DON'T NEGLECT THE OPPORTUNITY. All artiolei booked will bo ohtnrcd tha usual prices. J. C. FEACH CASH BOOT SHOP, INQLEWOOOi WEEK3. WEEKS, "awaeino district. TO S'jfOOKDRIVEIIS AND OTHKI fl. "XJ OU aro hereby loqueitod to give neUeo X beforo driving stock (sheep or cattle) through tny land. It this It not dohf, rupt will be taktm to enforce this necessary pr#« caution. *» "• um 55 M mm sUNBh.vM me mute