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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 211, 6 March 1914, Page 7

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piry of such 'liree minutes. Eofreshment Booths on the Ground. Admission, Is; Children under 12, Cd; Grandstand, Is; Motor Car with driver •2s. DANCE in the EVENING in ST. JOHN'S HALL. Good Music! Good supper! Double Tickets, ss. The winners of the Poi Dances and Salens, etc., will repent their performances. WAATA HIPANGO, ISAAC BAILEY, Joint Hon. Secretaries.

VMM 14 ,n l uri -'» the delicntc! u m mm """iibrajiMofthroiitand m " v"sv Cure ft Bonnlnuton's* %, m am Irish Moss will relieve and W m you right wmin. Beat for ohtl« Vk m dren and fulults. Bonnlngton'a M ™ rontAfa* no dangerous rtruga. WkW icefuse Imitations and sub- » V* *titutcn—insist on the genuine Irish moSS «B<l QLUB. SPORTS MEETING. FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1914. OFFICERS.—Patron, Mr. B. T. Batiey; president, Mr. J. E. C. Harrison; vice-presidents, Messrs J. ficott, L. Jacob, W. T.Thompson, E. Walsh, A. G. Bignell, A. H. Calvert, Vf, Black, . A. Black, W. F. Kelly, W. Ordijh, W. H. Smith, A. J. Morton, W. Jones; judges, Messrs W. Spence and YV. D, Black ; starter, Mr. A. H. Condon; referee, Mr. W. D. Thompson; handicappers, Messrs A. J. Hansen (open) and W. J. Cowan (local); timekeepers, Messrs C. W. Cross and A. H. Condon; m&rshaU, Mr. W. J. Cowan; committee, Messrs D. Black, L. Black, J. Oarrington, W. Awry, F. Webster, Ws Ross, J. R. Scott, J. ICing, H. Lett, J. Thompson, E.Parr, A."Carlson, K. Paynter. PROGRAMME: 1. MAIDEN CHOP, 12in block.—First prize £3, second 30s, thirds 10*. iNom. 4s, acc. Is. 2.16 in DOUBLE-HANDED SAWING HANDICAP.—First prize '£4, seeond 30s. Nom. 4s, acc. 2s. T 3. AWAKINO HANDICAP CHOP, lSin standing Wock.-rFirst prise £«, f second £3, third £l. Nom. 10s, &R. i 6s. ' ' T.v'" 4. 220 yds LADIES' BRACELET (locffl, ".,,3 —Trophy valued 40s. Nom. 3i, dm,l free., | \-jjg" 5. UNDERHAND CHOP, 15in block.--First prize £4, second 30s, third 10s. Nom. 4b, acc. Ss. j - 6. PIRI PIRI HANDICAP, 12in block -x (local).—First prize £4, second Sfa third 10s. Nom, 4s, acc. 2s. » , 7. MANCANUI HANDICAP, 12in bloek. . —First prize £4, second 30s, third 10s. Nom. 4s, ace. St. 8. HUNTERS' COMPETITION, -Si ; sweepstake, with 20s added. 'i ! Sheep-guessing Stepping-the'Chain. Children's Races, etc.'*;" • . - Local boundaries: Tongaporutu River on the South, and Mahoenui on the North. Waiwhaka timber used for all chopping events. First event to start at 11 a.m. (harp. All events jnder the Rules of the New Zealand Axemen's Association. Nominations close on FRIDAY, March 6, at 5 p.m., with the Secretary, at Awakino. Handicaps will appear in the New Plymouth and Waitara papers on Of about March 14. Competitors must send their last two year's performances; if no performances for two years, the last four to be given. Acceptances will close at I.o'clock on day of Sports. This rule will be strictly enforced. Three to start or no event; four or no second prize; and five or no third prize. A gun will be fired five minutes before each event. Protests, accompanied by a fee of ss, must be in the hands of the secretary within fifteen minutes of the event.' Deposits forfeited if protest considered trivial. The Committee reserve the right to postpone the sports, or make any alteration they consider necessary. GRAND BALL IN THE EVENING. . Daily Motor Service to Awakino, leaving Waitara at 8.48 a.m., arriving at 12.30 p.m. Cars by arrangement. E. DURR, Hon. Sec. k Treu.

WAREA ATHLETIC CLUB. EIGHTH ANNUAL gPORTS J^EETING. To be held in the WAREA DOMAIN on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1014, commencing at 11 a.m. PROGRAMME: 1. NOVICE CHOP,. l"2in block; nom. Is, acc. 6d; first 20s, second 6s. 2.100 yds HANDICAP; nom. 2s 6d, acc. Is; first 50s, second 15s. 3. MAIDEN HANDICAP CHOP, 12in block; nom. 2s, ace. Is. First 40s, second 10s. 4. BOYS' RACE, 14 years and under, 100 yds; post entry, 6d. First 7a 6d, second 2s 6d. 5. SACK RACE, 50yds; post entry, Is. First, 15s. 6. 220 yds HANDICAP; nom. 3s, acc. Is. First 60s, second 20s. 7. MARRIED LADIES' RACE; post entry, free. First ss, second 2s fld. 8. HANDICAP CHOP, 12in block; nom. 2s fid, acc. Is. First 50s, second 20s. 9. DOUBLE-HANDED SAWING HANDICAP, 15in; two cuts; nom. 3s, acc. Is. First prize 60s, second 20s. 10. SINGLE LADIES' RACE; entry free. First ss, second 2s Od. 11.440 yds HANDICAP; .nom. 3s, acc. Is. First 80s, second 20s. 12. STEPPING THE CHAIN; post entry, Is. First 15s, second ss. 13. WAREA AXEMEN'S CUP, l&in block; nom. 7s 6d, acc. 3s. First 150s, second 40s, third 15s. 14. MEMBERS' RACE, 100 yds handicap., First prize Gold Medal, second Silver Medal (Mr. J. Bennett); poßt entry, Is. 15. HANDICAP CHOP, 12in block; nom. Is, acc. 6d. First, Gold medal (Messrs Lonergan & Pcarce), second silver medal. 10. 440 yds HANDICAP, Maoris only; nom. 2s, acc. Is. First 40s, second 15s. 17. HALF-MILE HANDICAP; nom. 2/0, acc. Is. First 50s, second 16s. 18. SHEEP-GUESSING COMPETITION. Tickets, Is. First, 20s. 19. HORSE JUMPING. Post entry, la, Prize, 5s sweep. CONDITIONS OF GAMES AND GENERAL ENTRIES. The programme is subject to altera; tion. The Committee reserve the right to postpone Sports. Legal Games allowed on the grounds; fee, 10s fld. No second prize will be given unless four or more competitors. NOMINATIONS for Chopping and SAWING close on February 26. Acceptances close on March 2. In D.H. Sawing, name of mate must be given, or nomination will not be accepted. Nominations for Running Events close on March 2. Acceptances close at 11 a.m. on sports day. Sports held under rules of T.A. and C.A. Chopping and Sawing held under rules of N.Z.A.A. Competitors must forward performances, accompanied by necessary fees, when nominating. REFRESHMENT BOOTH ON GROUND BAND IN ATTENDANCE. A GRAND BALL will be held in the WAREA HALL in the evening. Admission to Sports: Adults, Is; Children under 14 years, fld. Admission to Ball: Gents., 3g; Ladies, Is 6d; double ticket, 4b. W, GIBBONS, Hon- Sec. & rrea«.