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Taranaki Daily News, 17 May 1922, Page 3

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SPORTS pDder “he New Zealand Athletic and Cycling Union. TO-DAY. On WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1922. IN THE DOMAIN, RAHOTU. Handicapper: Mr. P. Holmes. PROGRAMME. X Maiden Race, 150 yards. First prize 30s, 2nd 10s. Nom. 2s. 2. Wrestling, Cumberland. Sweepstake, 2s 6d. S. 100 Yards Handicap. First prize £3, 2nd £l, 3rd 10a. Nom. 3s, Accept. 2s. 4. Novice Chop, 121n_ First £l. 2nd 10s. 5. 220 Yards Handicap. First 50s, 2nd 15s, 3rd ss. Nom. 3s, Accept. 2s. <. Maiden Chop, 121 n. First £2, 2nd 10s. Nom. 2s, Accept. Is. 1. Siow Bike Race. Sweepstake, 2s 6d. 1. 440 Yards Handicap. First £2, 2nd 10s, 3rd ss. Nom. 3s, Accept. Is 6d. 9. Open Horse Jump, Hunters’ Style. First £4, 2nd £l. Nom. 10s. 18. Greasy Pig, First £l. Post Entry Is. U. 12-inch Open Chop. First £4, 2nd £l. Nom. 4s, Accept 2s 6d12. 880 Yards Handicap. First £3, 2nd £l, 3rd 10s. Nom. 3s. Accept. 2s. 23. Sack Raee. First £l. Post Entry Is. I 14. Rahotu Handicap Open 15-inch Chop. First £5, 2nd £l, 3rd 103. Nom. ss, accept. 3a. Forced Handicap, 120 yards. First 30s, 2nd 10s, 3rd ss. Winners 3s, Losers Is. H. Hop, Step and Jump. First 20s. Post enjal7. High Jump. First 20a, Post entry Is. ▼lB. Stepping the Chain. First 20s. Post Entry 18. IS. Forced Handicap Chop, 12-inch. First 20s, 2nd 10s. Winners 2s, Losers Is. 20. Consolation Horse Jump, hunters* style. First £3, second £l. Entry 7s 6d. 21. Married Ladies' Race, trophy. 22. Single Ladies' Race, trophy. 23. Members’ Race. First 20s (members compulsory). Post entry is. 24. Sheep Guessing. First 20s. Tickets Is. Children’s Races during the day. NOMINATIONS for Events. Nos. 1,3, 5,6, ?, •. 11, 12 and 14, close with the Secretary, Post Office. Rahotu, on May 9, 1922. No Entry will be received unless accompanied by Nomination Fee. Protests must be In hands of Protest Committee ten minutes after close of the event, accompanied by the necessary fee of ss. Competitors must send in their last two performances. If no performances within the 'at»t two years the last four performances, or any, to be stated. Handicaps will appear in the papers. Acceptances close with the Secretary at 10.30 a_m- on day of Sports. Programme, subject to alteration, commencing; at 10.30 a.m. Six starters or no*Yhird prize. Four starters «r ho event. >and in Attendance. GRAND SOCIAL AND DANCE IN THE HALL THE SAME EVENING. W. H. WASWO, Hon. Secretary, Rahotu. GIBSON’S RNTT'AL TAXI GARAGE. HITE HART STABLES. (Aard Taxi Service.) Taxi Work a Speciality, Horses Stabled. Cars Stored. Benzine and Oils for Sale. TERMS MODERATE. J»OTE ADDRESS: WHITE HART STABLES, New Plymouth. Meet trains by order. G. GIBSON, Proprietor. o0«. Telegrams: Aard, New

CARDIFF QLUB’S SPORTS TO-MOBROW. MAY 18, 1922. i NOMINATION DATE EXTENDED. To be held in Mr. J. RICHARDS’ Paddock. (Under N.Z. Athletic and Cycling Union Rules.) Handicapper: Mr. C. A. Burke. PROGRAMME, 1. 100yds Maiden. Ist 20s, 2nd 10s. Nom. Is. 2.12 in. Chop, Maiden. Ist 40s, 2nd 10s. Nom. 2s 6d. 3. 100yds Open. Ist £3, 2nd 30s, 3rd 10s. Nom. ss. 4. 12in. Chop, Open. Ist £2 10s, 2nd £l. 5. 220yds Handicap. Ist £2 10s, 2nd £l. Nom. ss. «. Young Ladies’ Race, 100yds. Ist 15s, 2nd ss. Married Ladles’ Race, 75yds. Ist 15s, 2nd ss. 7. 440yds Handicap. Ist £3 10s, 2nd £l, 3rd 10s. Nom. ss. 8. Mugs’ Chop (local). Post entry ss, sweepstake, 5s added. 9. 880yds Open. Ist £2 10s, 2nd £l, 3rd 10s. Nom. 4s 6d. 10. 15in. Double Saw, 2 cuts. Ist £2 10s, 2nd £l. Nom. ss. 11. Horse Event, best style and pace. Local. 12. 15ln. Cardiff Chop. Ist £7, 2nd £2, 3rd £l. Nom. Ils. 13. Ladies’ Nail Driving. Ist 10s. Post entry 6d. 14. Horse Event, open to factory horses of the two local factories. 15. 15ln. Chop. Underhand. Ist £3, 2nd £l, 3rd 10s. Nom. 6s. 16. Horse Erent, beat style and pace. Open. IT. Weight Guessing, rig. Ist £l. Tost en18. Weight Guessing, Sheep. Ist £L Post entry Is. 19. Stepping the Chain. Ist £l. Post en20.. Putting the Shot. Ist £l. Post entry Is. TUG-OF-WAR, 5 men a-slde. Post entry, 15s per team. Sweepstake £1 added. Three teams or no pull. CONDITIONS. The Committee reserve the right to postpone Sports or make any alterations they deem necessary. I No. 2 Event open -only to men who have never won a chop. Nominations for Events 1,2, 3,4, 5,7, 9, 10, 12 and 15 close with Secretary at 12 noon on All nominations must be accompanied by cash. No late nominations. Competitors must send In last two years’ performances. If no performances for two years, last two (if any) to be stated. Six starters or no second prize. Four or no race. Sports to commence at 10.30 a.m. sharp. Admission: Adults 2s, School Children free. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Come along Everybody, and enjoy a day with the Athletes. GRAND BALL, Cardiff School, same night H. B. LIMMER, Hon. Sec. CASTINGS HARKNESS, VOSSELER & YOUNG, SOUTH ROAD FOUNDRY, NEW PLYMOUTH. (Successora to R. S. Wooldridge, Ltd.? (HASTINGS in Iron and Brass, etc., at shortest notice. We give quick service and guarantee the quality. Urgent Castings made at an hours

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