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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 195, 16 February 1914, Page 7

• lurenui sports club. ; • To be held on THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1914. - To commence at 11.30 sharp. PROGRAMME: ' 1-lfiOyds MAIDEN RACE, Poet e» try 1/6. First 20s, second 6s. ! 2—TWO-JfILE CYCLE HANMOAfc'< Nom. 3s. First 50s, second lit.', third ss. *<■. »—looyds HANDICAP. Nom. 3s. lint * 40s, second 15s, third ss. ■'> i" ! 4-DOUBLE SAWING HANMCAV 16' m; two cnU. Nom. 2/0. ""--*" 30s, second 10s. 5-6ACK RACE, 75yds. Post entry. First 10s. ' : 8-220 yds HANDICAP. Noi " 48s, second 18s, third sa. 7-HANDICAP CHOP. 12in. Nom. &< First 40s, second 10s. 8- HALF-MILE HANDICAP. Nom fej First 50s, second 15s, third. St. ' & 9-OXE MILE CYCLE HANDICA!?: Norn. 3s. First 40b, second Kk-i third ss. ~1 10-HUMAN WHEELBARROW HA( ' (blindfold). Post entry Is . Hi, 18s. |ll-100yds LOCAL HANDICAP. Uoofcl l/«. first 20s, second sa. ,*•* 12-HANDICAP CHOP, 13in. Nom. <*,! 1 First 00s, second 15s, third ss. ' >'T> 113-STEPPING THE CHAIN. Port e* - Ary Is. First 15«. <'% 14—HALF-IDLE RELAY RACE (four/; «cn a team). Handicap. Port ««v sitry, Is. First 40s. "~'t 15. OBSTACLE RACE. Post entry U., i First 16s, seeond ss. * 16-BEAN JUDGING COMPETITION. "$ flntry Is. First 10s. * ' " 17—440 yds HANDICAP. Nob. 3s. Firrt \t 60s, second 15s, third ss. iv 18-150 yds FORCED HANDICAP. Wia-.k* . ners (eompulsory) Is fld, losers to.' ;, », Flnst 20s, second ss. IS— MAIDEN JUMPING C®MPWI-'?. TION. Sweepstake ss, 10s added. *-J 20-OPKN JUMPING COMPETITMIN. J 1 Sweepstake se, 10* added. ,j3 RACES FOB CHILDREN DJBRDW DAlf .

BULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. Competitors for all events, except-' 1 lag Nog. Z, 4, f, 9 and 12, muit have resided within the boundaries of the ton football district for at least thnMr.'' months prior to date of sports. 2. Six to start in event* 2 and. i& or prize money redueod in proportion; >i 3. Nominations close with the • tary on February 23. 4. Handicaps will be declared on ruary 38. 6. All events run under the Taw Caledonian and Athletic Assoeil rules. (1. All nominations to be accomn | with the necessary fees; alio wim| performances during the last two ywi If none during that time, the last to be given. • i ( 7. Protests, accompanied by a fee jif, ss, must be in the hands of the sewfltnry within ten minutes .of the flainbj 1 of the cvont, the deposit, to be forfeit I if protest be not upheld. 8. Competitors for Ko. 11 must.*" 4 resided within the boundaries fo by the Onaero River on the south, ■ the Mimi and Mangamasho riven the north, for at least three, mc' .prior to date of sporta. 0. Three to start, or ao racej_ foi no aecond prize. 10. The committee reserve the ris i to postpone the sports or make as ! teratio&e in the .programme thai . jbo deemed necessary. | 11. A gun will be RTed three mil before the start of each race, and race will start punctually upon tty, piry of such three minutes. ' 12. Competitors in eventa JToe, and 12 must have blocks ready ' called upon. No exception will be t Admission to grounds: Adult* children under 12, 6d.

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