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PUBLIC NOTICES RELAYS PRIMARY (a) Teams of four. (b) Course will run up and down 100 yds track. (c) Successful team to win outright, cup donated by Mr G. Johnson. Secondary School Relay (a) ; (b) and (c) as for Primary. (d) Successful team to win outbright cup donated by Mr T. Steele. j ADULT EVENTS Single Girls' Race. Ist £1; 2nd 10s. Entry 2/6. Men's 75 Yards. Ist £2; 2nd £1; 3rd 10s. Nomination fee ss. } Men's 100 Yards. Ist £3; 2nd £1 10s: 3rd 15s. Nomination fee 7/6. V,. Men's 120 Yards. Ist £5 donated by*fc Boris Black; 2nd £2 10s; 3rd £1. Nomination fee 12/6. CHOPPING EVENTS Steward: Mr J. Kelly and Mr D. Mihaere. 1. Junior Chop, under IS years. 12in block. Ist £2; 2nd £1. Entry 6s! 2. Open Handicap Chop 12in block. Ist £4; 2nd £1. Entry 10s. 3. Ladies' Chop, 9in block. Ist £3; 2nd £1 10s; 3rd 10s. Entry Bs. 4. Whakatoliea Patriotic Open Chop, 18in block. Ist £10; 2nd £3; 3rd £2. Entry £1 10s. 5. Sweepstake Chop. CONDITIONS 1. All competitors must adhere to judges' and stewards' decisions. 2. Committee reserves right to cancel any event if nominations insufficient. 3. Maori events Adults..Mr Pipe's Challenge. Cup donated for competition for duration of war, will be awarded to team holding it when hostilities cease. Teams of 12. Committee would appreciate teams co-operation by contacting Secretary re nominations as early as possible. Maori Children's Events —Teams of 18 competitors. 4. In the horse events, all horses competing in Class No. 19 must have at least one first or second on or before starting of tliis event. If protests are lodged for this event they must be accompanied b}'' £1 and in the event of the; protest being upheld money will be refunded. No. 13 ( Event. The Delamere and Pirihi Memorial Challenge Cup for competition for duration of war only. Winners awarded miniature cups. Donor retains cup after w T ar. ATHLETIC EVENTS! 1. At least 5 competitors or no"' race for each event.

2. Nomination fees accepted by the Secretary up till April 17. 3. Post entries will be accepted DANCE FOLLOWS ST. MARY'S HALL. Music by the. Ever-Popular Maori Orchestra. We guarantee you—Good Floor f Good Music Good Supper ) Good Hospitality. BORIS BLACIv ? Organiser, 'phone 114 M. JANE TOPIA Hon. Secretary 'phon e 301. 107 The PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) The largest Assurance Company in the British Commonwealth of Nations I transacts All classes of Assurance including: LIFE * FIRE ACCIDENT, EMPLOYER'S i 7 LIABILITY, ; MOTOR CAP S etc. • Consult odr Divisional Representative Mr Charles F. Thomas } who will be only too pleased to call and discuss youi' insurance problems with you. v Telephones 112- and 265. Box 44 1 Whakatane. Life Sums assured and Bonuses in force, exceed £1^00,000,000. N.Z. ROAD SERVICES During the curtailment of tiains, buses depat-t Whakatane as under: WEEK-DAYS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. Whakatane West Station 7.40 a.m., and 6.45 p.m. (Tues. Thurs. Sat.) Whakatane West Station 8.0 a.m. and approx. 6 p.m. (Mon. Wed. Frid.) Connect with Taneatua-Tau-ranga mixed trains. Rotorua 7.15 a.m., 12.55 p.m., 7 p.m. Auckland 7.15 a.m. (car and rail) (Mon. Wed. Frid.) Hamilton-Auckland 12.55 p.m. (Accommodation is limited beyond Hamilton). Opotiki; 10.5 a.m., 2.45 p.m., 7.10 p.m. Gisborne 10.5 a.m.. 2.p.m. Tauranga 3,15 p.m. Opotiki 3.30^p.m. Rotorua 7.0 n.m. Let us quote for your next Jtob Printing order. Quality, satisfaction. "Beacon."