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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 213, 9 March 1914, Page 7

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gI'O.RTS QLUB THIRD ANNUAL GATHERING OF THE MAORI CLANS, To be held on the CAMP RESERVE, WAITARA, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1914. To commence at 11 o'clock. PROGRAMME: 1. MAIDEN RACE, 160yds.—Open to all who have never won an advertised race. First prize 30s, second 10s. Post entry 2s. 2. SCHOOL BOYS' RACE, 100 yds.— J Open to school boys under 14 years. First prize 7/6, second 4s. Post entry, 6d. 3. HURDLE RACE, 120yds.—Over ten flights of hurdles. First prize 50s, second 15s. Norn. 3s. 4. DOUBLE-HANDED SAWING HANDICAP, lain log.—First prize 30s, second 20s. Norn, 2s. 5. ATIAWA HANDICAP, 100yds.—First prize 60s, second 20s. Nom. 4s. G. WAITARA BICYCLE RACE, one mile. First prize 40s, second 15s. ( Nora. 3s. 7. PURANGI CHOP, lain Mock.—First prize 100s, second 40s, third 10s. Nom. 7s. 8. SCHOOL GIRLS' RACE, 50 yards.Open to school girls under 14 years. First prize ss, second 3s, third Us. Entry free. 9. NGATIMARU HANDICAP, IOOy-ls (Maoris only).—First prize 355, second 15s. Nom. Us. 10. DOUBLE-HANDED SAWING HANDICAP, 12inlog. (Two cuts).—First prize 40s, second 20s. Nom. 3s. 11. WAITARA BICYCLE RACE, 2 miles —First prize 80s, second 20s. Nom. ss. 12. ATIAWA HANDICAP, 220 yds- . prize 80s, seconu 20s. Nom. ."is. 13. PURANGI CHOP, 12in block.—First prize 80s,, second 20s, third 10a. Nom. ss. 14. HURDLE HANDICAP, 220 yds. Over 10 flights of hurdles. First prize 60s, second 20s. Nom. 4s. 15. PUKEKOHE BICYCLE HANDICAP, * milasv—First prize 100s, second 30s. Nom. 7s. Trophy (£1 Is) presented by Messrs George and Johnston' tor rider gaining fastest time. 16. ATIAWA HANDICAP, 440 yds—- . First prize 100s, Becond 30s. Nom. 7fc--17. FORCED HANDICAP, 150 yds. Winners compulsory.—First prize 30s, second 10s. Entrance: Losers 2s, winners 2s 6d. 18. SHEEP-GUESSING.—First prize 20s, or the sheep. Entry Is. 10. STEPPING THE CHAIN. First prize 20s. Post entry Is. i2O. POINTS PRlZE.—Points Prize (Gold Modal) presented by the Club. Points to count 2 and 1 for Events Nos. 6, 12 and 16. Points Prize (Gold Medal), value £2, presented by Mr. H. Cox to the winner of the most points for Events Nos. 7- uud 13; and also Gold Medal, value £1 Ib, presented by Mr. Tienii Eruini to the winner of the most-points for Events Nos. 3 and 14. MAORI EVENTS (to be controlled by ■ Judges only). I President's Memorial Challenge Shield for winning team of Haka, names to be engraved on Shield. 21. GRAND POI DANCE COMPETITION—First Prise 100s, second 405,. thiid 20s. Nom. 6s per team. To be performed by Maori women, of not more thqa eight nor \ei% than six in a team. Team to be led i>y a Maori woman captain. A G.eenstone Brooch, presented, by the Club's pairon, will be swarded to the best captain. 22. MAORI DANCE COMPETITION.To be performed by men of not inoro than '? in a team, each team to Iw led by a captain. Gold Medal awarded to tie winning team. First prize 106s, second 40b, third 80s. I 23. POTATO-rEELING COMPETITION (Maori method). For women. Each to scrape six potatoes, and to make a kono (dish) out of flax to receive I her potatoes. Prizes will be awarded for the first and cleanest scrapings; shells only to he used. First prize 20s, second 10s, third ss. Post entry. Rennie'a special prizp of *l Is,