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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 191, 11 February 1914, Page 7

URENUI SPORTS (JIVI To be held on THURSDAY, MARCH .1 l-lsoyds MAIDEN RACK. IV.it ■Alii',' 1/8. First 'JDs, second 5< 2-TU'O -Aj'JLK CYCLE HANDICAP. Xom. 3s. first 00s, second 15s, third ss. 3—looyds HANDICAP. Xom. 3s. First 40s, second ].",s, third js 4-UOUIiI.K SAWING HAXI.iiCU', 15in; two tills. Xom. '2/0. Fir.,t 30s, second Ills. S—SACK RACK, 75yds. Post entry Is. First 10s. 0-220 yds HANDICAP. Xom. 3s. First -10s. second 10s. third ss. 7—HANDICAP CHOI' 12in. Num. :'=,. First 40s, second 10s. 8- HALF-MILE HANDICAP. Nnm 3s. First 50s, second 15s, third ss. 0-OXE MILE CYCLIC HANDICAP. Norn. Sa. First 40s, second 10s. i third sa, 10-HUiIAN WHEELBARROW RACE (blindfold). Post entry Is . First 15s. ll—looyds LOCAL HANDICAP. Norn. 1/0. First 20s, second ss. 12-HAXDICAP CHOP, loin. Xom. -K First 60s, second >ss, tliird 5-13-STKPPJXO THE CHAIN. Post entry la. First 15s. 14-HALF-MILE RELAY RACK (four men a team). Handicap. Post en- i try,' Is. First 40s. 15. OBSTACLE RACE, Post entry Is. First 15s, second ss. 10—BEAN JUDGING COMPETITION. Entry Is. First 10s. 17—440 yds HAND/CAP. Xom. 3s. First SOs, second 15s, third ss. I 18-150 yds FORCED HANDICAP. Win- | ners (compulsory; Is Od, losers" Is. I First 20s, necoiid ss. i /9-MAIDEX JUMPING COMPETI- I TIOX. Sweepstake ss, 10s added. | 20-OPEX JUMPING COMPETITION. 5 Sweepstake ss, )0s added. 1 RACES FOR CHILDREN DURING DAY. j RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. Competitors for all events, except- J ing Nos. 2, 4, 7, !) and 12, must have resided within the boundaries of the Clifton football district for at least three months prior to date of sports. 2. Six to start in events 2 and 0, or prize money reduced in proportion. 3. Nominations close with the secretary on February 23. 4. Handicaps will be declared on February 28. 5. All events rim under the Taranaki Caledonian and Athletic Association rules. 0. All nominations to be accompanied with the necessary fees; also with all performances during the last two years. If none during that time, the last two to be given. 7. Protests, accompanied by a fee of •ss, must be in the hands of the secretitty within ten minutes of the finish '' of the event, the deposit to be forfeited if protest be not upheld. 8. Competitors for No. 11 must have resided within the boundaries formed i by the Onaero River on the south, and the Mimi and Mangamaelio rivers on the north, for at least three months prior to date of sports. ', 0. Three to start, or no race; four or no second prize. i 10. The committee reserve the right to postpone the sports or make any sil- . terntions in the programme that may be deemed necessary. 11. A gun will be fired three minutes . before the start of each race, and the race will start punctually upon the expiry of sueli three minutes. 12. Competitors in events Nos. 4, 7 . and 12 must have blocks ready when '■ called upon. No exception will be made. Admission to grounds: Adults, Is; children under 12, 6d. '' The Club's ANNUAL DANCE will be held in the evening. MUSIC BY MRS. . GEORGE'S ORCHESTRA. 17 LEWIS RATTENBURY, Hon. Secretary. J

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