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STAR FOOTBALL CLUB'S iiGirni Annual Spouts, To be held on EASTEIt MONDAY, 13th APRIL. 1903, IN TIIK RECREATION GROUNDS, NEW PLYMOUTH. Handicapper, Mr R. H. Kivell; Starter, Mr E. L. Humphries; Conductor of Sport*. Mr K. Doekrill. PROGRAMME. RUNNING EVENTS (Under Star Club'ji Rules;. 1. Maiden Race, ISO yards, L2. Vint prize, LI 10s; second, Is. Post entry, 2. Sheffield Handicap, 120 yards, £3O. First, prize, L2O; second, L 7; third, L 3. Nomination, 7s 8d; acceptance, Its 6d. 3. 220 Yards Handicap, LS 10s. First prize, L 4 ; second, LI ; third, 10s, Nomination, 2s ; acceptance, Js. 4. 440 Yards Handicap, #lO. . First prize L 7; second, L2; third, Lt. Nomination, Js Gd; acceptance, 3s 6d. 5. Half-mile Handicap, Lfl. First prize L 4; second, 30s; third, 10s. Nominal tion, is; acceptance, 2s. 6. One Mile Publicans' Handicap, £lB. First prize, L 10; second, L2; third, LI. Nomination, 4s; acceptances, 6s. 7. 120 Yards Hurdles, L 4 10s. First prize, L 3; second, LI; third, 10s. Nomination, 2s; acceptance, 2s. 8. Amateur Race, 100 yards. First price, Trophy valued L 3 ; second, Trophy valued LI. Nomination, 2s; acceptance, 9. Buys' Race (under 17). 120 yards, LI 6s. First prize, Ll; second, ss. Entrance. Is. 10. Obstacle Race, Ll 15s. First prize, Ll; second, 10s ; third, ss. Post entry, lt. 11. Forced Handicap, fi2o yards, hi 10s. First prizo, L2; second, 10s. Post entry. Winners, 2s Cd ; Losers, Is. 12. Footballers' Race, 440 yards, open to mom!>ers of Clubs affiliated with Taranaki Rugby Union only, L2. First prize, -80s; second, 10s. Nomination, Is 6d; acceptance, 1r Gil. 13. Novice Race, 50 yards. First prise, Ll 10s; second; 10s. Nomination, Is Cd ; acceptance, Is, CYCLING EVENTS. 1. One Mile Handicap, L 4 10s. First prize, Li); second, Ll; third, 10s. Nomination, 2s; acceptance, Is. 2. Two-mile Handicap, L 4 10s. First prize, L 3; second, Ll; third, 10s. Nomination, 2s; acceptance, Is. Nominations, accompanied by performances and fees, close on SATURDAY, 21st March, 1903, at 8.30 p.m. Handicaps due about SATURDAY, 4th April. Acceptances for all events, except pott entries, close on the ground at 12 o'clock. Sports commence at 12 o'clock noon., \ If sufficient inducement offers, a 440 yards Event for Amateurs will be placed on the programme, post entry. The Committee reserve the right to alter this programme in any respect. Competitors must obtain their passes (ram the Secretaries at the gates before 12 noon. J. ELLIOTT & K. GEORGE, Hon. Sees. P.O. Box 67, New Plymouth. THE GODDESS OF AUSTRALIA MINERVA. Because Australia hat them Other wisdom, and aUMXBVA It the Goddess et Wisdom, at well a* am tOWgl, THEQUEsnOMU: Will you allow her to be your Uoddemt That is, will yon shew wisdom by. looking after your health, and, Mir that you are weak/ and ran dowa, lettering your watted ooMtttnMoat absolutely the finest restonrttv* hat was ever submitted to a die. iriminating pmblio. 11l Promote sleep in the night-time. AND provide yon with elasticity of body and mind in the day. It will fill your veins with rich, red, r— •—» lng blood, and enable* yon to II mantle your oheeks with oolonr tad bring the sparkle of happUiaai to your eyes, and give /ou ambition and energy. Mr John A Woov, representative of Jewell, Davis Jc Co., Clarence-street, Sydney, writes:—" I have mooh pleasure in testifyngas to the efficacy of MINERVA at • tonio and stimulant. During a reoent badness trip through South Australia my tyatam was somewhat run down thtougb eonstaat night travelling. I wa* induoed to ttr MINERVA TONIO, and after two botttoi he lovigoratlng and beneficial aflaott wan marvellous." MINKRVA TONIO is en tale by 6ELLGREN k RTBVBNBON, Anettaad— Sole W holetale Agente ■ am mskw BOOTS AND □ICa soft ss <slv«tkdM thnattmaauUu—perioittr ujre'a, etc Mamiflctorj, Dulwtob, London, KB IFFEE X A MAIBEY. AROHITKOT. LARGE Experience in Birmingham (!■*> S land), Sydney, and Auckland. 4 Drawings, Specifications, etc.. prerartd U t irst olass stye for any description of boUdtf; •; '«»«•. m ,t Office: DgvoN-aTMOT, Educational Build " 3ffi ioßt. ','; WAITARA-NEW PLYMOUTH r * OOAOH. 1 bought out Mb. Robt. KiBBtH lntonat In the above BUBINKBS, Customem wtt please note ohange of hours, via, : Coach leaves Waitaia at (1.80 am. . Coach leaves New Plymouth MOBJt, J weu's snbles. v . R. OOULTER,

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 40, 14 February 1903, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 40, 14 February 1903, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 40, 14 February 1903, Page 4

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