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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 333, 8 March 1910, Page 1

gWIMMING gPORTS. NEW PLYMOUTH BATHS. TUESDAY EVENING, Bth MARCH. ORDER OF EVENTS AND TIMES OF STARTING. p.m. 1. 150 yds Handicap .. ..8.0 2. Boys' Race—First Heat .. 8-5 Second Heat .. 8.10 3. 50yds Handicap (Ladies' Bracelet)—first in each heat only to qualify for finalFirst Heat .. 8.14 Second Heat .. 8.18 Third Heat .. 8.22 Fourth Heat .. 8.20 Fifth Heat .. 8.30 4. Final of Boys' Race .. • • 8.35 5. 100 yds Handicap Breaststroke 8.40 6. Diving 8 - 45 7. Final of Ladies' Bracelet .. 9.0 8. Ladies' Race ' 5 9. Water Polo Match .. • • 9-W 10. 50y3s Maiden HandicapFirst Heat .. P. 30 Second Heat .. 9.35 11. Submarine Raw fl - 40 12. Relay Race 9- 45 13. Final of 50yds Maiden .. .. 9.50 Admission .. ONE SHILLING. A. L. DIXON, Hon. Sec. NEW PLYMOUTH CALEDONIAN | SOCIETY. FOURTH ANNUAL gPORTS jypETING, To be held on the RECREATION SPORTS GROUND, New Plymouth, on EASTER MONDAY, MARCH 28 Patrons N. K. MacDiarmid, Esq.; President: A. McHardy, Esq.; VicePresidents: Drs. Et A. Walker, D. Blackley, Fookes, Messrs D. S. Wylie, W. F. McAUum, E. Dockrill, J. Sanderson, J. S. Fox, G. Tisch, M. Frasef, E. Whittle, J. Smith, and J. Tiithillj Directors: Messrs J. Bennett, J. Elliott, W, Southam, J. Clarke. J, A, gai*e, W, i Dockxill. '" ,Vi «!.i ■'?"" •*>.,,;;. PROGRAMME: ,-irr< "- AMATEUR EVENTS: ~ a ** 100 yds Handicap—lst, trophy £2 10a; i 2nd, trophy 10s. Norn. Is. 120 yds Ladies' Bracelet. j £2 10s; 2nd, trophy 103. Nom. 2s 6d. 220 yds Handicap—lst, trophy £2 10s; 2nd, trophy 10s. Nom. Is. 440 yds Handicap—lst, trophy £2 10s; I "" 2nd, trophy 10s. Nom. Is. I 880 yds trophy £2 10s; 2nd, trophy 10s. Nom. Is. One-mile Walk—lst, trophy £2 10s; ' . 2nd, trophy 10s. Nom. Is. Maori War Veterans' Race—Trophies. ■•■ CASH EVENTS: 100 yds Handicap-—lst, £4, 2nd £1 10a, 3rd 10s. Nom.- 2s, ace. 2s. 220 yds Handicap—lst .£4, 2nd £1 10a, *3rd 10s. ftom. 2s, aOc. 2s\ 440 yds Handicap—lst £4, 2nd £1 10s, 3rd 10s. Nom. 2s, ace. 2s. Points prize for above events; Valuable Silver Cup. 880 yds Handicap—lst £4, 2i»'d £l. "Nom. 2s, ace. 2s. One-mile Cycle Handicap—lst £3, 2nd £l, 3rd 10s. Nom. 2s, ace. Is. One and a-'nalf Mile Cycle Handicap Ist £4, 2nd £1 10s, 3rd 10s. Nom. 2s, ace. 2s. Two-mile Cycle Handicap—lst £5, 2nd • £2, 3rd £l. Nom. 3s, ace. 2a. Highland Fling (open)—lst £3, 2nd lOs. Nom. 2s. Strathspeys and Reels—lst £3, 2nd 10s. Nom. 2s. Highland Fling (children under 16)— J Ist £1 ss, 2nd ss. Free. Sword Dance (children under 16)—Isti £1 ss, 2nd ss. Free. Other events may" be added if inducement is offered. Trophies and donations will be allotted lafer. Nominations cTose with the Secretary, SATURDAY, March 19. Handicaps will be publ'sned* on or about March 22. Handicappers: Messrs J. Bennett, J. Clarke and -T. McLeod. J. McLEOD, Hon. Sec. O. WEST, Asst. Sec. Duribat 1 Does it quickly, easily, and with such splendid results. There is nothing like DURBAR WAX POLISH for your linoleums. It is nearly all pure wax, and a small quantity gives the best results; therefore it is economical. It freshens up old linoleums and preserves new ones. Your grocer has it—ask for it. Sold in handsome enamel tins at 3d, 6d, Is. Durbar Boot Polish Sold by all grocers and storekeepers.

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