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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 258, 22 March 1913, Page 1 (Supplement)

INI.LEWOOD ATHLETIC CLUB'S J JgTfl gPOKTB I To be held on THE RECREATION GROUNDS I THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1913. To start at 11 a.m. Handieapper: Mr. A. Hansen, of Eitham. PROGRAMME: I. —TUG-OF-WAR —Waitara Cadets v. Inglewood Cadets. •2.-MAIDEN RACE, 150 yards. Ist prize 20s, second ss. Post entry, Is. 3.-ONE. MILE BICYCLE HANDICAP—--Ist prize 50s, 2nd 15s. Nom. 2s 6d, accept. Is. 4.—l2oyds SHEFFIELD HANDICAP—--Ist prize 80s, 2nd 30s, 3rd 10s. Nom. 4s, accept. 2s S.—BOYS' HANDICAP (100 yds), under 10 years. Ist prize 10s, 2nd ss. Nom. Is. accept, free. 6. HIGH JUMP HANDICAP. Ist 10s, 2nd ss. Post entry Is. 7 OPEN CHOP HANDICAP (15in . standing block). Ist prize 60s, 2nd 20s. Noin. 3s, accept. Is. 800 yds. HANDICAP. Ist prize 608, 2nd 20s. Nom. 3s, accept. Is. 9.—LOCAL BICYCLE HANDICAP, V/s miles. Ist prize Mr. George Gudgeon's trophy; 2nd 15s. Nom. 2s, accept. Is. 10.—GYMNASIUM BOYS' HANDICAP, 75 yards. Prizes: Trophies donated by Messrs H. Kennedy and C. Nichoils. Post entrv, free. 11.—OPEN UNDERHAND CHOP.HANDICAP (15in block) Ist prize 60s, 2nd 20s. Nom. 3s, accept. Is. 12.—220 yds HANDICAP. Ist prize 50s. 2nd 15*. Nom. 2s fid. accept. Is. 13.-HOP,. STEP .<1- JUMP HANDICAP. Ist. prize 10?, 2nd ss. Posi entry 1-. 14.—SCHOOL HOYS" RACE. !My<ls. handicap. Ist piizi' Mr. \V. E. Percival's trophy: -2nd. trophy. Post entrv, free. 15.—tw'0 MILE OPF.N BICYCLE HANDICAP. Ist prize 60s, 2nd 20s. Nom. 3s, accept. Is. ' 16. 440 yds OPEN HANDICAP. Ist prize 60s, 2nd 20s. Nom. 3s, accept. Is. 17.—LOCAL HANDICAP CHOP (12ih standing block). Ist prize 40s, 2nd 10s. Nom.. 2s, accept. Is. 18.—120 yds. HURDLE RACE, handicap, boys under sixteen years. Ist prize 10s, 2nd ss. Post entrv. Is. If).—]2<Mis HURDLE RACE (open). Ist prize 50s, 2nd 10s. Nom. 2s, accept. Is. 20.—MEMBERS' RACE, 100 yds, handicap. Ist 10s, 2nd ss. Post entry, Is. 21.—OBSTACLE RACE. Ist prize 30s, 2nd ss. Post entry, Is 6d. 22 -FORCED HANDICAP, 150 yds. Ist prize 30s, 2nd 10s. Entry Is 6d (winners cuu-uulsory, losers optional). WEIGHT-GUESSING, Sheep. Ist prize 206. 2nd 10s. Entry Is. < STEPPING THE CHAIN. First prize 21s. ' Post entrv, Is. PUTTING THE SHOT. Ist prize 20s, Post entrv, Is. FIRE BRIGADE EVENT.—One man to run 25vds to plug, ship hydrant, connect -50 feet hose to each delivery of hydrant, connect 50ft of hose to first lengths, fix branches, and finish 4yds in front of same. FIRE BRIGADE EVENT.—Two men to run 25yds to plug, ship hydrant, connect 50ft hose to each delivery of hydrant, connect union to each delivery of hose, then connect 50ft hose to each delivery of union, fix four branches, and finish four yards in front of branches; delivery of hydrant and each union to be capped. FIRE BRIGADE EVENT—Three men to run. 10yds, pick up two 50ft coils of wet hose properly strapped and lying, flat oil the ground, hydrant and two branches, run 25vds to plug, fix hydrant, connect 50ft hose to each delivery of hydrant, fix branches and strike disc. Conditions ■ of F.B. Events. —Events will be run under the T.P.D.F.B.A. rules, and no competitor will be allowed to compete in more than one team in any one event. In cases of more than one team from each brigade competing they must he specified by letters A., 8., C., CHILDREN'S RACES THROUGHOUT THE DAY. Nominations for Numbers 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 15, 16. 17 and 19 elo?e with the Secretary (Mr. Gibbs) at 8 p.m. on MONDAY, March 17, 1913. to be accompanied by the necessary fees, and also performances for the past two years; if no performances for that period, the last five to be given. All local events are confined to residents for a period of three months within a radius of ten miles of the Inglewood Post Office. Handicaps will be declared in the Daily News about March 22. Acceptances close on the ground at 11 a.m. CONDITIONS. The committee reserves to itself the right to make any alterations in the programme it deems necessary, or to alter the date of the sports. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Admission to Ground Adults, Is; children under 12, 6d; children under fi, . free. JPSEPH GIBBS, Hon. Secretary. V

]yjIMI-PUKEARUHE SPORTS CLUB'S ANNUAL PICNIC AND SPORTS ANNUAL PICNIC AND SPORTS ANNUAL PICNIC AND SPORTS To be held on EASTER MONDAY On Mr. Gordon Glassforel's Beautiful grounds. OFFICERS.—Patron. W. Cordon Glass* ford. Esq.; president, Mr. \Y. Bovmanj vice-presidents, Messrs. J. H. Burkey J? O'Donnell, D. Dunbar, Reuben PeppetJlij \V. J. Langley, C. N. Row® and R. H. Pigott; handicappers, Messrs. T. White, H. Waters ajid A. R. Davis; judges, Messrs. E. J. Butler, John Sorensen and W. ,1. Freeth; geneial committee. Messrs. G. Old, G. Waterson, S. Holinberg, T. White, H. R. Watts, C. Rowe, 11. Waters, C. H. Sorensen, A. Soreitsen, Wakefield, W. Freeth, H, Wells. A. R. Davis and E. J. Butler PROGRAMME. Bovs' Race. 100 yds.; first prize Iw. Gills' Race.'loo 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 509, second 15s. Tilting in the Ring; first prize 20s. (Five events.) Pillow Fight; first prize 10s. Ladies' Nail-driving: trophy. Stepping the Chain; first prize 10s. Ladies' Sawing Competition: trophy. Potat.oe, Race; first prize 20s. second ss. Ilijrli Jump: first prize 15s. Sack Race; first prizi> 10s. Cock Fight: first prize 10s. Catching the Greasy Pig. Tug-of-War (seven aside). HOT WATER AND MILK PROVIDE And a real good day's fun for all, All events post entry. Admission One Shilli Grand Annual Dance in the eveni A. R. DAVIS ANDREW SORENSEN, ,i Joint Secretar'