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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 210, 5 March 1914, Page 2

The little Brownie Cameras—the cousins of the Kodaks—may be seen at the Davies Pharmaey, where the Kodaks

URENUI SPORTS CLUB. •ANNUAL JJEETINO, To be held on THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1914. To commence at 11.30 sharp. PROGRAMME: I —lsoyds MAIDEN RACE. Post en- , ££ 1/0. First 20s, second ss. 2-TUO-MILE CYCLE HANDICAP. Aom 3s. First 50a, second 15s, third ss. 3-100 yds HANDICAP. Norn. 3s. First 40s. second 15a. tlm-,1 Ha 4-DOUBLE SAWING HANDICAP. lam; two cuts. Nom. 2/0. Firsl 30s, second 10s. 5-SACK RACE, 75yds. Post entry Is. First 10s. J G~22oyds HANDICAP. Nom. 3s. Firjt •10s, second 10s, third ss. 7-IIANDICAP CHOP 12i„, Nom. :', First 40s, second 10s. 8- HALF-MILE HANDICAP. Nom lis First 50s, second 15s, third ss. 8-ONE MILE CYCLE HANDICAP. Aom 3s. First 40s, second 10s third ss. 10-HUMAN WHEELBARROW RACiC (blindfold). Post entry Is . First 11-100 yds LOCAL HANDICAP. Nom. I/G. First 20s, second ss. U-lIANDICAP CHOP, lain. Nom. 4* I'irst 60s, second 15s, third os '3-STEPPING THE CHAIN. Post entry Is. First 15s. 14-lIALF-JITLE RELAY RACE (four men a team). Handicap. Post eu- , try, Is. First 40s. '». OBSTACLE RACE. Post eutrv Is. First 15s, second ss. Ki-BEAN JUDGING COMPETITION Entry Is. First 10s. 17—440.vds HANDICAP. Nom. 3s. Fir?t oos, second 15s. third 5s IS—lsoyds FORCED HANDICAP. Winners (compulsory) Is od, losers 1« First 20s, second ss. 'O-MAIDEN JUMPING COMPETITIOX. Sweepstake ss, 10s added. lid-OPEN- JUMPING COMPETITION Sweepstake ss, 10s added. SACKS FOR CHILDREN DURING DAY '

UULF.S AND REGULATIONS 1. Competitors for all events, excepting Nos. 2. 4, 7, n and 12, must have resided within the boundaries of the Cl'fton football district for at least thro months prior to date of sports. '-• Six to start in events 2 and 0. or prize money reduced in proportion. «. Nomination? close with the secretary on February 23. 4. Handicaps will he declared on February 28. 5. All events run under the Taranaki Caledonian and Athletic Association rules. 6. All nominations to be accompanied with thn necessary fees; also with ;i!l nces during the last two yean If none during that time, the last two to be given. _ 7. Protests, accompanied by a fee of as, must be in the hands of' the sec.-e----tary 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 by the Onaero liiver on the south, and the Jlimi and Mangamacho rivers on the north, for at least three months prior to date of sports. 9. Three to start, or no race; four or no second prize. 10. The committee reserve the right to postpone the sports or make any "alterations in the programme that mar 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 such three -minutes. 12. Competitors in events Nos. 4. 7 and 12 must have blocks ready when called upon. No exception will bo made. Admission to grounds: Adults, Is; children under 12, Od. The Club's ANNUAL DANCE will he held in the evening. MUSIC BY MRS GEORGE'S ORCHESTRA. LEWIS KATTENBUHY, Hon. Secretary,