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jypil-PUKEARUHE SPORTS CLTJB'S I ANNUAL PICNIC" AND' SPORTS I ANNUAL PICNIC: AND. SPORTS ANNUAL PICNIC AND SPORTS To be held on i EASTER' MOM)AY I On Mr. Gordon Glassford's- Beautiful grounds. J OFFICERS.—Patron, W. Gordon Glassford, Esq.; president,. Mr. W. Bowman; I vice-presidents, Messrs. J. H. Burke, D. I O'Donnell, D. Dunbar, Reuben. Pepperill, W. MeLennen, J. Langley, C. N. Rowe and R. H. Pigott; handicappers, Messrs. T. White, H. Waters and A. R. Davis; judges, Messrs. E: J'. Butler, John Sorensen and W. J: Freeth; general commit- | tee, Messrs. G. Old, G. Waterson, S. Holmberg, T. White, H. R. Watts, C. I'Rowe, H. Waters, G; H. Sorensen, A. 1 Sorensen,. Wakefield, W. Freeth, H. |i Wells, A. R: Davis and E. J. Butler. PROGRAMME. Boys' Race, 100 yds.; first prize 10s. Girls' Race, 100 yds.; first prize 7s 6d. Maiden Race, 150 yds .; first prize 20s, second ss. 100 yds. Handicap; first prize 255, second 10s. Half Mile Handicap; first prize 50s, second 15s,

Tilting in the Ring; first prize 20s. (Five events.) Pillow Fight; first prize 10s. Ladies' Kail-driving; trophy. Stepping the Chain j first prize 10s. Ladies'' Sawing Competition; trophy. Potatoe Race; first prize 20s, second ss. High -Tump; first prize los. Sack Race; first prize 10s. Cock Fight; first prize 10s. Caitching the Greasy Pig. T'dg-of-War (seven aside). HOT WATER AND MILK PROVIDED. And a real good day's fitn for all. All events post entry. Admission One Shilling Grand Annual Dance in the evening. A. R. DAVIS ANDREW SOREXSEN, Joint Secretaries.

JJE-UXIOX piCXIC AND gPORTS. • FRANKLEY ROAD, FRAXKLEIGH | PARK AND WESTOWX. ! THIRD ANNUAL SPORTS. ■ To be held in I MR. OKEY'S PADDOCK, Frankley Road, close to School, on RASTER JJOSDAY, Commencing at XOOX. OPEN EVENTS ' (Under the Rules of the Taranaki Atht letic and Caledonian Association). Running Events: Yds. Ist. 2nd Entv'ce 100 40/- 10/- 2/0 220 40/- 10/- 2/0 440 ,50/- 10/- ,y , 830 40/- HV- 2/fi One Miie 40/- 10/- 2/8 Cycle Events: 1% Miles .... 40/- 10/- 2/6 3 Miles 40/- 10/- 2/6 Xo acceptance fee in any of the above events. OTHER EVENTS (post entry): Married Ladies' Race—For trophies. Entrance free. Single Ladies' Race—For trophies. Entrance free. 150 yds (local) Race—For trophies. Sack Race, Children's Events, Stepping the Chain and Sheep-guessing. .NOVEL. EVENTS. j Pursuit Teams Race, Motor Cycle and Cycle, three miles, fur swecriaj-.f11.-ri I Entries for all open events accompanied by entrance fees and usual performances, will close with the secretary up to FRIDAY, March 14. For convenience of competitors, entries may be left at Messrs Cook and Lister's (saddler's), or Arnold George's cycle depot. Handicaps will appear in New Plymouth papers on or about Monday, March 17. Afternoon Tea on ground, Od. Admission: Adults Is, Children Cd. GRAND DAXCE IN THE GYMNASIUM . in the evening. Ladies, 1/-- Gentlemen, 2/-. A. C. DOWNES, i'_:~ !;*i ; Ji.\ _ ■ . Hon Sec. I