STAR T?OOTBALL fiLl tab .Football \jix EASTER MONDAY, April Bth, 1901, IN THE RECUSATION GROUNDS, New Plymouth. Officials :—Conductor: Mr. E. Dockrilh Keferee: Ur. C. K. Bellrii ger. Starter: Mr. E. Humphries. Handicappers: Messrs. J. Eliot, A. Humphries, and J. C. Moiey. J"«ges: Messrs J. T.Jeiminfzs; F. H. Jackson, C. A. Harrison, and J. Allen. Umpires: Messrs J. Abbott and F. Hamnj' ml. Time'feepurs: Messrs. Bennett, Cocke, Parker, aud Roberts, Clerk of Course : Mr. A. L. Humphries, Clerk of Kesults: Mr. H. H. Ms.ce. Lap Scorers: Messrs. F. K. Moore and L. Allen. Marksmen: M»bsrs. T. Oallaghau, F. Scrivener, W. 6. Beckett, T. Hutchoson, S. Humphries, and A, E, Sykee. league Consul: Mr. V. Mes-! senger. Secretary: Mr. F. T. Billringer, Assis'ant (Sec.: Mr, J, Elliot. Stcietary's Messenger : Master G, Morey, RUNNING EVENTS (under Uie Fielding Club's iu^s). 1 Maiden Pace, 150 yards, L2.—First Prize LI 10s., second 10s. Entry I*. . Sheffield Handicap, 120 yirds, LlO First Prize L 7, second L2, third LI. Nomination 3? 6d, acceptance 3s 6d. 3. 220 Yards Handicap, L 5 10s.—First Prize L 4. second LI, third 10s. Nomination 2s, acceptance 2s. 4,. 440 Yarifa Publicana' Handicap, 1,1". First Prize L 7, secend L2, tMrd LI. Nomination 3s 81, acceptance 3d I>l. 5. Ha!f Mi'e Handicap, LB.—first I'rizs 1-4, S'corid LI 10j, third 10:. Nomination 2s, acceptance 2s. 6. Oae Mile Tra<Jeman% Handicap, Llo. First Prize L 7, second L2, third LI. Nomination 3s 6d, acceptance 3s ty. 7. Ladies B-acelet, 300 yards, L6.—First Prize L 4 (Bracelet), second L2 (Bracelet). Nomination 2<, acceptance 2s. to be nominated by a lady.) 8. Boys Under 16 Years, 120 yards, LI ss. First Prize LI, second ss. Nomination Is. 9. Obstacle Race, LI 15s.—First Prize LI, second 10s, third 5s Post Entry Is. 10. Sack Race.—First Prize 10s, Post Entry, Is. 11. Forced Handicap, 220 yards, L2 10h.— First L2, second 10s. Post Entry, winners 2s (id, losers Is. 12. Schools Boys Provincial Championship of Taranaki, 120 yds. Open to boys attending Government Primary Schools in Taranuki. To be nominated by master of school. first Prize, Gold Medal. Momination Is. CYCLING (Under League ;Rrjlee.) 1. Maiden Handicap, 1 mile, L2 10s.— First Prize L2, second 10s. Nomination 2s. 2. Half Mile Handicap. Open to members of N.P. Cycling Olub only—First Prize Trophy, second Trophy. Nomination lsGd. 3. One Mile Handicap, L 4 10s.—First Prize L 3, second, LI, third 10s. Kominatfon 2p, acceptance Is. 4. One Mile Hnndicap. Open to members N.P. Cycling Club only.—First P.ize, Trophy; second, Trophy. Nomination, 2s ; no acceptance. 5 Two Mile Handicap, L 4 10s.—First Prize L 3, second LI, third 10s. Nomination 2s, acceptance Is, SWIMMING. , 1 Star Handicap. Three distances—7s yards, 100 yards, and 150 yards.—First Prize L'i, second 10.'. Nomination 2-, acceptance Is. (Points to count 3, 2, and 1.) 2. Schoolboys Provincial Champiunship. Open to boys attending Government Primary Schools in Taranaki, 75y"s. (To be i>orninat?d by master of schoo'.) —First Prize, Gold Medal. Entry, U MISCELLANEOUS. 1. Tugof-War. Nine raun aside. Open to membors of Football Clubs affiliated under Taranaki ringby Union, competitors to have been playing members last sea»on. Prize 2 Footballs, valu-j L2 2s. Nomination, fid per inan,, competitors to compete in their own Club colou'S. 2. Bayonet Exercise competition.—Open to Central School Cadets only. 3. Groasy Fig. 4. Boatiug on the Lake. A boat will bo placd at the services of visitcs free of chirge. Nominations for all events, except post entries, accompanied by performances aud fees, close on THURSDAY, 21st March, 15)01, at 10 p.m. Handicaps due about MONDAY Ist April, 1901. Acceptances for all events, except post entries, close on the ground at 12 o'clock. The Committee reserve tho right to rehandicap the winner of any event. The above is not the order of events.
Sports will commence at 12 o'clock noon. I V. T. BKLLRINGER, Hon. Sec, i P.O. Box No. f5, New Plymouth. GRAND FIREWORKS DISPLAY AND CONCERT IN THE GROUNDS IN THE EVENING, Commencing at 8 p.m. k USTBi & CO. Ltd, Dursiey, -Enq., Manufacturers of t-Sv.i PKEMIER OREAM SEPAttATO OF TFIF WORLD ii.u'iwo ONLY O.H tliK Alexandra Give the roast UNEQUIVOCAL AND POSITIVE DENIAL to the statements, made by the Agents of the Dk Laval, they defeated Messrs Listens ALEXANDRA at a Public Trial in Germany, and declare they have never sold or sent a single ALEXANDRA SEFdIiATOU to Germany at any time. THE ALEXANDRA TOOK FIItST PRJZE it the Royal Agricultural Society's Show, B&;.casetr, *»3','. BEATING THE DE LAVAL and other Machines Oould any better certificate o efliciohcy bo offored to tlnse in Newton King, SOLE AGENT roi whk ALEXANDR, Fos the MmW lnhxi of M.2.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 43, 27 February 1901, Page 4
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