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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3487, 29 March 1912, Page 2

TP KARAKA MONSTER SPORTS To be held on EASTER MONDAY, APRIL Bth, 1912. GISBORNE CITY BAND IN ATTENDANCE. PATRON: W. D. S. MACDONALD, Esq. President: D. J. Barry. Esq. VicePresidents: Messrs A. M. Lewis, L. 0. Allen, G. Williams, E. M. Hutchinson, M. D. Manuel, C. Neenan, K. Carlile, Dr. Wi Rcpa. Judge Horse Events: Mr W. C. Pilmer. Starters: Messrs E. Creamer and J. W. Brown. Judges Foot Events: Messrs G. Warren, A. M. Lewis, A. Booth, Dr Wi Repa, Jas. Poynter. Handicapper: Mr W. Howard. Judges Cycle Event: Messrs W. Andrews and P. J. Sefton. General Committee: Messrs E. F. Krause, G. A. Foote, P. Sefton, W. 11. Lewis, H. Mortimer, R. Hines, 11. Y. Hughes, Jas. Poynter, J. W. Brown, J. Ashby, F. Pitcher, G. Pitcher, T. Gedye, 11. Ruru, W. Brougen, F. Evinson, T. Criminiu, R. Barclay, R. Ashby. W. C. Nisbett, G. Smart, F. Parkinson, and Secretary and Treasurer. Protest Committee: Messrs W- Howard, Dr. Wi Repa, P. J. Sefton. PROGRAWIME—To start at 11.15 a.m. 1— YARDS (Boys under 16 years*. First prize. Trophy value 15s; second prize. Trophy value 10s. Entrance Is. To start at 11.30 a.m. 2 KARAKA HANDICAP, 100 yards. First prize £3; second prize £l. Entrance 3s 6d. 3 SCHOOL GIRLS’ RACE. Trophy value 10s 6d, presented by Mr P. J. Sefton. Entrance Free .CE, First prize. Intrance free. 12.10 p.m. ds. First prize Mr W. ■ize.jJrophy value d. ,t p.m. orseback). First 10s. Entrance Ia—SPINSTERS trophy value To start a 4- 15, trophy yfluß 30s, H. Lewfecond 10s. Entrnpice 2 T 5prize £1 2s 6d ■’To stail#'at 12.45 p.m. S—33o YARDS jJKNDICAP. First prize £3 10s; second prize £1; third prize 10s. EntojSnce ss. LUNCHEON. „„ start at 1.15 p.m. /RACE (on horsebaok). First El; second prize 10s. Entrance 2s To "start at 1.30 p.i B—MARRIED LADIES’ RACE, marble top washstan sonterl by Mr R. Car To start at I—MAIDEN LEAPIN First prize £3; seco prize 10s. Entrant To sta 10— KARAKA prize £3 3s trance 3s Jsd. 11Entrance value 5-p. CO nz at 'irst prize :3 3s, pretrance Is. EXIT I ON. 31- third yJW .....m. vj22o yards. First : ize £1 Is. En„2.30 p.m. first prize Trophy. otart at§2.45 p.m. 12— LEAPING MATCH FOR (Steeplechase style). First . Rficond prize £2; third prize^ ;rauce 6s. To start at 3.15 13— KARAKA HANDICAP'S yards. First prize £4; second Pape £l. Entrance 3s 6d. JtF To st;uU/ai 3.30 p.m. 14— BICYCLE RACE, 1 mile. First prize Trophv valjwy £3 3s, presented by Mr H. Anderson; second prize trophy value £1 Is; third prize trophy value 10s. Entrance 4s. 15— CLAY PICEON MATCH. First prize £2 2s; second prize £l. Entrance 2s 6d. Under supervision of Messrs O. Sandlant and F. Clayton. To start at 3.45 p.m. [G—TILTINC AT THE RINC. First priz £1; second prize 10s. Entrance 17—THROWING CRICKET BALL. . prize trophy value 10s. Entrance! RULES AND REGULATIONS. Nominations for Events Nos. 2,6, 10, 13, 14 close with Mr C. Morse, Gisborne; or with Mr F. Crimmin, Te Karaka; Mr G. Froudfoot, Wliatatutu; and with the Secretary on Saturday, March 31st, at noon. Nominations for all other Events close on ground 15 minutes before official time of starting each event. The Committee reserve the right to add to or take from the Programme. Past two years’ performance to accompany nominations. No nominations received unless accompanied by necessary entrance fee. Four to start or no events. Five or more to start or no second prize given. Protests must be lodged with the Secretary not later than 15 minutes after an event. Each protest to be accompanied by a deposit of ss, which shall be forfeited should the protest be proved frivolous. The decision of the Protest Committee shall be final. The Competitor scoring most points in Events 2.10 s, 13, to receive a Gold Medal, presented by G. 11. Williams, Esq. Points SOCIAL Will be held in the EVENJNC. Contlemen 4s. Cood Floor, Cood Music. SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. GEO. WARREN, Treasurer. F. S. MORGAN 3. G. APPLETON • Joint Secs. BUY —A—CYCLE A GOOD ONE—A CYCLE THAT WILL STAND THE WEAR AND TEAR OF GISBORNE ROADS, THEN GO TO THE SWAN CYCLE WORKS. P. FISCHBACH, Proprietor. ALEX. THOMSON, NURSERYMAN & FLORIST, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SEED MERCHANT. Established over 25 years. Seeds for spring sowing.— Every class of Vegetable Seed may now be sown, also all varieties of hardy flowering plants. My collection is large and varied, and embraces all varieties suitable to this district personally selected after an experience of over 25 years. VEGETABLE & FLOWER SEEDS in 3d and 6d packets. Postage free on alii seeds except Peas and Beans for cash with order- SEED POTATOES, all the best known sorts, now in stock at lowest rates, also TREES, PLANTS and BULBS of every description, at— ALEX. THOMSON’S. Note the Address—Next to Chas. Rosie and Co., Gladstone RoadTel. Seed Shop 363, Tel. Nursery 199