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Taranaki Daily News, 3 April 1920, Page 7

J£*WABOA pABK J)AY. EASTER MONDAY. EASTER MONDAY. MONSTER SEASIDE FETE AND PICNIC. AT THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PLEASURE PARK, XAWAKOA PARK! 2AWASOA PARK! THE Om and Only • Programme of Spectacular Displays presented in New Plymouth on Easter Monday. Disappointment for those who fail to attend. WAR ATTRACTION—BOY SOOUTS. Inglewood Scout* and New Plymonth Scouts in Bridge Building, ' Ambulance Work and Flag Signailing, BCHOOLS Tug-of-War, Schools Relay Race, Boy Soouta, from B a.m. BOXING, RUNNING,EVENTS. JUMPING, PUTTING THE SHOT. yROMfcP.M.— Ambulance, Tng-of-War, Wrestling, Pillow Fight, Relay -Race,- Obstacle Race. HIGHLAND MUSIC AMD DANCING. COMPftrmoNs GALOREI COMPETITIONS GALOEEI PILL'THE LARDER. SAMBO AND HIS MATES. ROLL AND BOWL. COCOANUT SHY (seven sacks) THE ERRATIC ARROW. NOVEL TENT TREASURE HUNT. STEPPING THE CHAIN. SHEEP GUESSING. ~ FOR THE FIRST TIME—THE NEW GAME WITH SHEET JND SOUP PLATE. '! LATEST SENSATION AERIAL GLIDE. HUGE BALLOON STALL. . ' btCX POND, Etc., Etc. BOfß' AND GIRLS' RACES ALL DAY. Atomoon Tea, Fruit, Lollie, Soft Drinks tod Variety Stalls. Swings, Swlngboats, Ocean Wave, Seesaw, Bathing and Paddling. FREE ACCOMMODATION FOR MOTORS . AND VEHICLES. - Hot -Water and Milk Free. . . CITIZENS' BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Adults Is, School Children Free. LONG NIGHT BANCS. Will be held in the Evening. Music bj Miss Rita Sole. M.C., Mr. F. Moverley. Admission: Ladies 1/-, Gents 1/0. J. H. HAMILTON, Hon. Secretary. RECREATION GROUNDS, OPUNAKE. MONSTER ATHLETIC (Registered) gPORTS E E T IN G . Combined with HORSE JUMPING EVENTS. |it support of candidature of Convent School Queen Carnival Candidate. SABTER BATURDAY, APRIL 3. ' commencing at 11 a.m. OVfit £>oo IN PRIZE MONEY. ATHLETIO EVENTS. ISO Ykrdi; first £6, second £2, third £l. 220 Yi&lt; £8 10s, £1 and 10s. 440 Yards; £3, £1 and 10a. MO Yards) £3, £1 and 10s. One MQe; £4, £2 and £l. Hifh Jump; £1 and 10s. Bicycle Race, two.miles; £2 and £l. Bicycle Ita«e, three miles; £3 and £2. Aid otier Pott Entry Events. HORSE EVENTS. Opelk JtUttping, Ist £lO. Miiidfcn Jumping, £5 cup. Pony Jumping,. £5 cup. Best Girl Rider, £2 2s. Bat-Boy Rider, gold mcdil valued £3 3s. Aid numerous other events. The Committee -reserve the right to alter NOMINATIONS for ill events close on SATURDAY, March 27th, at 5 p.m„ with T. S.~ HICKEY, Times Office, Opunake. Write for Full Programme. gPOBTS. (t?uder the auspices of Oddfellows, Orchestra, and Residents), la Aid' of St. Dunstnn's Blinded Soldiers' Children's Fund. In VICTORIA PARK, KAPONOA. On THURSDAY, APRIL 22, At XI o'clock. SPECIAL—ST. DDNSTAN'S HANDICAP, of £;.*>. Over three distance, 100, 220, and 440 Turds Points prize of Two Gold Medals, valued at £3 3n and £2 2s. FOOTBALL—SEVEN-ASIDE TOURNAMENT. Trophies valued at 1475; also. Double Handed Sawing and Choppins Event it enough entries. Good prizes. PROGRAMME • I—lM Tr.rds Maiden Handicap. First, 40s; second 10s. Xon. 2s 6d. 2—loo Yards Boys' Handicap Race, 1" years an'l under, First, 20s; second 10s. Nom. Is Cd. lu# Yards St. Dunstan's Handicap, of lulls. First, 100s; secand, 40s; third, Xnm r,s; acc. 3s 4—7i> Yards Single Ladl»' Bace. First, trophy; second, trophy. Post entry, free I.", Yards Boys' Race, 14 and under. First, trophy; second, trophy. Nom. Is post entry 6 —220 Yards Handicap, of 160s First, 100s; second, 40s; third, 20s. Nom. ss; acc. Ss. 7—Open Wrestiine (Cumberland). First, SOs; second. 10s. Post entry 2s. B—Ht'li Jump Handicap. First, 30s; second. Its Post entry 24. y—One tqile Walk Handicap of SOs. First 40s: second. 20s Xom. 3s; six competitors or n* event Extra prize of 21s for best style H—44o Yards Handicap, of 180s. First, 1209; second, 40s ; third, 20t Xom 6s; acc 3s. ll—Broad Jump. First, 20s; second, 10s. Post ent'y Is lt—7s Yards Raee. boys 17 years and under. First, trophy; second, trophy. Post ««<f '« IJ—V rrici ladies' Bart First, trophy; seeon-' -i'mi Post entry free. 14 Yi.rds Handicap, open, cf ICOs. First, IMl; second, 40s; third, Ms. Nom 3s; acc 3S. Li—Motor Cycle Race (slowest time, halfnUt). First, motor cycle tyre. Mom 2a 6d poet entry. 17—Seven Aside football Tournament. Trvpli fs to the value of 147s Xom. 10s Gd tela. 17—Sheen Guessinr. 20s Xom. Is. 18—P's Kitess'w: 20? Xom I*. IS—H crpinr the fba'li. !(IS. Nom Is. 2t—Dnuhie Eande* Sowing. Cood prizes prUted iater; 15-ln. block Chop. l"-ln. standing block Good prise* printed later. Nominations close for 2d and 21 the same tlm» as running events. AjCominatlnns for events No 1. 2. '■!. 6, 9, 10, 9 10. 20 and 21 close on April V>, at 8 p.m. "Tie Pwnramm? Is subject to alteration. Handicaps will appear on Monday, April 19. Acceptances close at 11 o'clock on day of sports Competitors at time of nomination must forward all performances In full for the last two years. If none in that tfeae the last four, accompanied with fees. This rule «!r!c*.ly «nforc:d All protests must be la wrlline within ten minutes of conclusion of race nlth fee of 10s. All events run niiifcr AtWelte Society's Bates (Taranaki). AOMIP4IOV- Gents. Is 6d; Ladles Is. BAND OX GROUND a a;- * "ICTTRB IN THE EVENING WITH * <t'LL ORCHESTRA. SEE IT V. MELVILLE. Hon. Sec.. *ox 45, Kspongs.