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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 210, 5 March 1914, Page 7

g That constrains W, drups. i substitutes—lnsist on the genuine QLUB. SPORTS MEETING. FRIDAY, MARCH M, M 4. OFFICERS.-Patron, Mr. R. T. Batley; president, Mr. J. E. C. Harrison; S vice-presidents, Messrs J. Scott, L. Jacob, W. T.Thompson, B. Watab, A, * G. Bignell, A. H. Calvert, W, BUek, •>■ A, Black, W. F. Kellv, W. Ordish, ' W. H. Smith, A. J.' Morton, W. ■.„ Jones; judges, Messrs W. Spence ' " and W. D. Black; starter, Mr. A. H. \ Condon; referee, Mr. W. D. Thomp- '■' son; liaiulicappors, Messrs A. J. Hansen (open) and W. J. Cowan - (local); timekeepers, Messrs C. W.. , Cross iinil A. H. Condon; marshall, ' Mr. VV. J. Cowan; committee, :' Messrs D. Black, L. Black, J. Oj£ "-1 rington, W. Avery, F. Webster, W« -■ Rosb, J. R. Scott, J. King, H. Lett, $ i J. Thompson, E. Parr, A, Carlson, £• "'.''* PROGRAMME: .% 1. MAIDEN CHOI', 12in block.-Firjt prize £3, second 30s, thirds I* Noni. 4s, ace. Is. 2.15 in DOUBLE-HANDED SAWINSB. HANDICAP.—First priie £4, m|>ond 30s: Norn. 4s, ace. 2s. ' 3. AWAKINO HANDICAP CHOP; 1 standing block.—First prize I second ,t3, third £l. Nom. 10a, ( ss. i. 220 yds LADIES' BRACELET (100 —Trophy valued 40s. Nom. free. 5. UNDERHAND CHOP, 15in blc First prise £4, second 30s, i 10s. Nom. 4b, ace. 2s. 0. TIM PJRI HANDICAP, 12in bl (local).—First prize £4, secondj third 10s. Nom. 4s, ace, 2s. 7. MANGANUI HANDICAP, 12in block,,, —First prize £4, second 30s, thi«L 10s. Nom. 4s, ace. 2s. >' 8. HUNTERS' COMPETITION. - k sweepstake, with 20s added. Sheep-guessing Stcpping-tho-Chaifc Children's Races, etc. Local boundaries: Tongaporutu. BivVt on the South, and Mahoenui on th» ■?, North. ■ f : Waiwliaka timber used for all ohoj- -■> ping events. ; ,. First event to start at 11 a.m. i All events jnder the Rules of t k * " New Zealand Axemen's Association. , Nominations close on FRIDAY, Marsh.' fl, at 5 p.m., with the Secretary, at „• Awakino. •; ' Handicaps will appear in the S«W \ Plymouth and VVaitara papers on or f5 about March 14. "^ Competitors must send their last tWO,'"3 year's performances; if no performances ft for two years, the last four to be giycgk f} Acceptances will close at 1 o'»loc¥f«»' ... day of Sports. This rule will be strl«t> ly enforced. ■'':J Three to start or no event; four or no second prize; and five or no third -«-jj prize. ■ i? A gun will he flred five minutes be- ' ] fore each event. -J Protests, accompanied by a fee of fit, ■■'"] must be in the hands of the secretary . X within fifteen minutes of .the event. Hf .„: posits forfeited if protest considered ,jj trivial. -'J The Committee reserve the right tfll Jj postpone tho sports, or make any al* ■& tcration tbey consider necessary. |-*{ffl GRAND BALL IN THE EVENING, j," Daily Motor Service to Awakino, hut*'. tag Waitara at 8.45 a.m., arriving a] 12.30 p.m. Cars by arrangement " E.DURE, ' .;' HOB. SW.I