TARANAKI WORKER S' COUNCIL LABOR DAY SPORTS AND PICNIC (Registered under N Z.A. & C.U.) PUKEKURA PARK MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1922. 4th BATTALION WELLINGTON REGT. (Taranaki Rifles) RAND IN ATTENDANCE. ALSO NEW. PLYMOUTH PIPE BAND. Admission Is, plus -tax; Children under 14 years free. (’'ommencing at 11 a.m. The following are the Post Entry Events:— MALE UNIONISTS’ RELAY. Four trophies value 10s •'aeh. Acc. Is. YOUTHS’ RACE, l. r ‘ yards (16 years and under). Trophies. Acc. Is. TICKET RACE. 100 yard” Trophy value £l. Entrance 6d. MARRIED LADIES’ RAI frophy value £l. SINGLE LADIES’ RACk;. Trophy value £l. CONSOLATION RACE.—First £l, second 10s. COMPETITION (Open). Trophy value £l. Entrance 6d. BOYS’ HALF-MILE WALK. Trophy. RELAY RACE, 440 Yards, "Primary Schools. Four medals. RELAY RACE. 440 yards. Secondary Schools. Four medals. SACK RACE (Open). Trophy. THREE-LEGGED RACE. Trophy. SCHOOL MARATHON RACE. First prize Trophy value £2, second £l. FOOTBALLERS’ RACE, 220 yards. First prize Trophy value £2, second £l. (Run in Club colors). Ace. Is. BANDMEN’S RACE, with instruments. Trophy. COMMITTEE MEN’S RACE. Trophy. All Entries for above events must be in at least 15 minutes before advertised time of starting. HIGHLAND EVENTS. I—PIPING COMPETITION, Marches. Open to Pipers in the Taranaki District. Entrance 2s, Prize £2. 2. —MARCHES. Open to Pipers who have never won a prize. Entry 2s. Prize £l. 3. STRATHSPEYS. Open to Pipers who have never won a prize. Entry 2s. Prize £l. DANCING. 4. —REELS. Open to pipers who have never won a prize. Entry 2s. Prize £l. HIGHLAND FLlNG.—Entry 2s, Prize £l. SHANTHAUS. —Entry 2s. Prize £l. IRISH JlG.—Entry 2s. Prize £l. In the event of insufficient entries In any race, the committee reserve the right to reduce the prize money, also to re-handicap in any race. BABY SHOW. Up to 6 months: 6 months to 12 months. Four prizes, value 10s each. Entrance Is. CHILDREN’S RACES. GUESSING COMPETITIONS. SHOOTING GALLERY. COCONUT SHIES. Etc. Afternoon Tea on the Ground. IN THE EVENINGGRAND LABOR DAY BALL LABOR DAY BALL Mrs. George’s Jazz Orchestra. Spoon Supper a treat. Prices: Gents 4s, Ladies 3s. R. G. BRABYN, Hon. Secretary. THIS IS IMPORTANT I So don’t miss coming, and bringing your children to the— BOY SCOUTS’ gECOND gPORTS i To be held at KAWAROA PARK. ON LABOR BAY. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1922. All Scouts in Taranaki are cordially invited to attend. Races for Children, all sizes, all ages. Children’s Races start at 10.30 and continue until they win all the prizemoney. The Scout events start at 1 p.m. PROGRAMME. Children’s Sports start 10.30 a.m. 1. Girls’ Race, under 12. 2. Boys’ Race, under 12. 3. Wheelbarrow Race, under 12* 4. Thread the Needle. 5. Sack Race. 6. Girls’ and Boys’ Race, under 12. 7. Girls’ Race, over 12, 50 yards. 8. Boys Race, over I’2, 50 yards. Scouts’ Sports, 12.30. 1. Tug-of-war (average weight of team 40 stone). 2. Girls’ Race, 50 yards. 3. Boys’ Race (open), 100 yards. 4. Walking Race (boys), 75 yards. 5. Walking Race (girls), 50 yards. 6. Fairy Scouts* Race. 7. Tent Pitching Display. 8. Skipping (girls over 12). 9. Skipping (Fairy Scouts). 10. Potato Race (boys) 11. Blindfold Boxing. 12. Ladies’ Committee Race. 13. First Aid Display. 14. Sack Race. 15. Signalling Display. 16. Wheelbarrow Race. 17. Pillow Fight. 18. Slow Cycle Race. Admission: Adults Is, Children under 14 free. Hot Water supplied. Afternoon Tea in the Bungalow. DANCE TO FOLLOW IN THE EVENING. Admission to Dance: Gentlemen 2s, Ladies Is 6d. Good floor; ‘best of music; and excellent supper. MISS O. DAVY, R. WATSON, Joint Secretaries. MOTOR BARGAINS One 7-9 HARLEY and Side-ear, in perfect order, £9O for quick sale. One small 2-seater 4-cylinder English Car. A snip at £175. One late Model 5-seater CHEVROLET, excellent order, 2 spare covers and tubes. A bargain at £197 10s. C f 4LL FOR TRIAL. GEORGE & JULIAN MOTOR REPAIR SPECIALISTS, KING STREET. RETREADING TYRES DON’T WORRY. Come & See Us. Satisfaction guaranteed. WE have the plant to deal with all re-treading work. rpHE IJIUBE & ipYRE gERVICE. (H. E. Hooker. Vulcaniser.) STAINTON & CO.’S OARAGE,
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Taranaki Daily News, 19 October 1922, Page 3
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