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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3716, 30 December 1912, Page 6

IYIURIWAI ATHLETIC SPORTS CLUB. THIRD ANNUAL MONSTER SPORTS To be held at the ' Old Homestead” on the property of A. J. Faulkner, Esq., at Wairakaia, Muriwai, NEW YEAR’S DAY. NEW YEAR’S DAY. (Wednesday, January Ist., 1913.) Patron, The Hon. Sir Janies Carroll, K.C.M.G.; President, Claude 11. Williams Esq; Vice-Presidents, Messrs G. S. Kemp, R. G. Black, A. J. Faulkner, H. Carleton Williams, H. McLaren, and G. A. Kast; Judges Foot Events, Messrs Geo. Wildish, and E. P. Roberts; Judge Chopping Event, Mr. P. Keaney; Judges' Horse Events, Messrs G. S.. Kemp and R. G. Black; Ilandicapper Foot Events Mr John Callaghan; Ilandicapper Chop ping Event, Mr. Pat Keaney; Starter Mr. 11. J. Rougher; Ground Stewards Messrs H. WafWGhorne, H. Gordon, W Black, G. Moores J. Winning, R. Rimi tiru, G. Winters j Hon. Sec and Treas urer, Mr M . Pag*.

(Run ujrcler land Athletic a New/ Zeal: (T# Conn enc 1. BAYS’ It IOE, tder 16j fecond pi /Lost entfy. 2. sGTRLS’ HACE, hinder lqyyea, second {friz 6d. | 3.1 MURIWII I tances: fIOO, ? and 2nd c to receive PointSjSor ed as/olio 1 for/3rd. PROGRAMME. the ®ulefc of the New Zea--100 Tro AN 220 ling Union and Association.) 0 a.m. rds. (For boys e). First and les. Entrance 6d., yards. (For girls age.) First and ihies. , Post entry P, j&f three dis44(JfYards. First each distance respectively. b distances to be award--5 for Ist, 3 for 2nd, and For first place, on points, 3rd place, £1 £18;/2nd place, £3 10s 10s. Entrance 10s 6d. 4. HIGH JUMP. Ist Prize £1 ss; 2nd 15s. Post entry 2s. 5. HOP, STEP and JUMP. First prize, £1; 2nd prizuiSßfc. Post entry 2s. 6. DISTRICT SfPCE, 100 Yards. Boundarct: Arai Bridge on the he Junction House, WhaSouth. First prize, riz<\ 15s; 3rd xirize, 7s 6d. ies of Disf North, andi rerata, on| £1 10s; 2nd Entrance / 7. PUTTINOWTHE SHOT. First prize £l, 2nd 10s. JfFost'enjry Is 6d. 8. MURIWAI HANDICAP. Second Event, 220 yards. 9. NAIL Dll prize, Tuophy# entry lsf " : ' 10. OPEN ITAN jjrize £2,' 3s 6d. 11. WRESTLING Style, . Trophy ued lSs.j^Post 12. MUIUW'AI IIA 140 13. I>o>Y JUMP, First entry 2s. 15. MARRIED AfOMEN’S First Post 0 yards. First 10s. Entrance ATCII. Cumberland duals barred. Ist prize ' 1 10s, 2nd trophy valntry 3s. DICxIP. Third event, r Ponies 14 hands 2 or rize £l, 2nd 10s. Post 2nd RACE. First Post entry (APfRACE. First 'lOs. Entrance rs style, over b may decide 3rd 10s. Post prize Trophy, Is. 16. HALF-MILE £3, 2ndf 17. LEAPING M 7 such a coursf First prize entry ss. 18. MARRIED Ml Trophy, 2nd 19. HANDICAP bluegum, no chip _ First prize £6, 2nd prize £3, Entrance 7s 6d. 20. FAREWELL HANDICAP, 150 yards. For all beaten runners. First prize, £1 10s, 2nd 10s. Post entry 2&. / 21. SHEAF-TOSSING COMPETITIONSt First prize 10s. Post entry Is. \ / CE. First prize Post entry Is. 12in. ’standing pulling allowed. " 3rd £l.

Races fee Children under supervision of Mr. W. Black. Weight-guessing competitions on the Ground. First-class Music by Elite Band. Entries for Events No. 6. 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, and 19, close on Saturday, December 28, at 8 p.in. Entries may be left with Mr C. Morse up till hour of closing. All Competitors in above events will be given gate passes, and must wear distinguishing numbers, provided by the Club, when competing in their respective events. ~ , Horses to be put in the paddock provided for them at a charge of 6d each. No dogs allowed on the Ground. Poison laid. Brakes will run from Gisborne to Sports Ground on morning of Sports, leaving Gisborne at 8.30 a.m. Hot water and milk will be provided free. Tea and light refreshments obtained on the Ground in first-class order, and at a reasonable charge. Admission to Grounds: Adults Is; Children over 10 and under 16 years, Gd; under 10 years. Free.

MONSTER. SOCIAL AND DANCE, to follow in the Evening, a fitting windup to a splendid day’s sport. Admission: 3s. Ladies Free. Come'one, Come all, to this monster day of Sport and Recreation! WM. RAGE. Hon. Sec. and Treasurer.

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