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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 271, 8 April 1913, Page 7

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CAPE EGMOXT ATHLETIC SPORTS CLUB. PUNGAREHU. APRIL 0, 1913. FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING To be held in the RECREATION Q ROUNDS. PROGRAMME. 1. Maiden Race, 150 yds. Post entry, Is. First 20s, second ss. 2.100 yds. Handicap. Norn. 2s 6d, acc. Is. First 50s, second 10s. 3. Handicap Chop; 12-inch blocks. Nom. 3s, acc. Is. First 00s, second 10s. 4. Boys' Race, under 14 years. Post entry Od. First 7s 6d, second 2s Od. 5. Double-handed Sawing Handicap, 15inch blocks. Nom. 2s 6d, acc. Is. First 50s, second 10s. 6. Stepping the Chain. Post entry Is. First 20s. 7. Maiden Chop. 12-inch blocks. Nom. Is 6d, acc. Is. First 30s, second 10s. 8. 220 yds. Handicap. Nom. 2s 6d, acc. is. First 50s, second 10s. 9. Basket-making and Potato-peeling Competition (natives only). Post entry. First 15s. 10. One and a Half Mile Cycle Handicap. Nom. 2s 6d, acc. Is. (Six bona fide starters, or no race). First 30s, second 10s. 11. Half Mile Handicap. Nom. 3s, acc. Is. First 60s, second 10s. 12. Native Handicap Chop (Maoris only); 12-inch block. Nom. Is od, acc. Is. First 30s, second 10s. 13. Cock Figlit. Nom. 2s per pair. Post entry. First 255. (Six entries or no event.) 14. Maiden Wrestling, 12st. and under. Post entry Is 6d. First 30s second 10s. (Six entries or no event.) 15. Hop, Step and Jump. Post entry Is. First 15s, second 53. 16. 440 yds. Handicap. Nom. 3s, acc. Is. First 60s, second 10s. 17. Pungarehu Axemen's Handicap, 15inch block. Nom. 10s, acc. Is. First 200 a, second 30s, third 10s. 18. Members' Race. Post entry Is. First 20s, second 10g. 19. Weight-Guessing. Tickets Is. 20s.

CONDITIONS OF GAMES AND GENERAL ENTRIES, 1. Programme is subject to alteration. 2. Tlie Committee reserve the right to postpone sports. 3. Legal games allowed.on the grounds. Fee ]Os Gd. 4. Nominations elose for chopping and sawing events on April 1. 5. Nominations close tor running and cycling events on April 1, 1913; acceptances 11 a.m. day of sports. 0. No second prize unless four or more competitors. 7. Sports held under rules of Taranaki Athletic and Caledonian Association. 8. Chopping and sawing events under rules of N.Z. Axemen's Association. 0. Competitors must forward performances for previous two years, accompanied by the necessary feu, when nominating. BAND IN ATTENDANCE DURING DAY. MONSTER CONCERT AND DANCE In the Hall in the Evening. Luncheon Booth on Sports Ground, run by the Club. Admission to Cround: Adults la, children half-price, members free. HAROLD SYMONS, ROBERT NEWPORT, Joint Hon. Secretaries, Pungarehu.

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