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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 74, 22 May 1945, Page 5

PUBLIC NOTICES 1111 iii M i PATRIOTIC ■ LICENSED RACE •.M^E-TING-to be held on the Te T MONDAY 4th JUNE, 1945 ■ (King's Birthday) j First Race Starts 10.45 a.ni.. -—* ■ ■■ (1) Olympus Flat Race of £15. winner to receive £10 t second* third £2. Distance 6 furlongs. horses that have competed in khanas during the past .season. try 10s. Horses to be in" 10.15 a.m. (2) Takrouna Race of £10. TheiH winner to receive £7, sccond £2, £1. Distance <i furlongs. For that are owned and ridden by Maoris.H Entry 7s>. Race to start 11.30 a.m.H (3) Crete Hurdle Race of £22. ThoM winner to receive' £15, second H third £2. Distance IVz miles. Entry;H 15s. Race to start 12.15 p.m. fl (4) Sidi Rezegh Saddle Trot (Han-M dicap) of £12. The winner to re-■ ceive £8 second £3, third £1. TDis-1 tance 1% miles. Entry Bs. Race to ■ start 1 p.m. I (5) El Alamein Stakes of £30. The I winner to receive £20 second £7 I * H third £3. Distance 1% miles. Entry ■ £1. Race to start. 1.45 p.m. ■ (6) Green Island Race of £6. The I winner to receive'£3 second thifd I £1. Distance 6 furlongs*. For boys I and girls of 14 years and under 18 years. Entry 3s. Race to start 2.3tt p.m. (7) Sangro Hurdles of £18. Tfee winner to receive £12, second £4, third £2. Distance 1% miles. For horses that have competed at Gym-* khanas in the past season. Entry l3sw Race to starti 3.15 p.m. ■ 1 (8) Trieste Sprint of £22. The winner to receive £15 ? second £5, £2. Distance 6 furlongs. Entry 15s. Race to start 4 p.m. . 3 NOVELTY RACES WILL BE INTERSPERSED. CONDITIONS All events arc for horses that aro owned, trained and ridden by pejf? sons other than licensed jockej r s, apprentice stable-* men or persons employed in or about ' the riding or ; care of horses registered under the , rules of racing. Minimum weight lOst. 71bs. ia events Nos. 3, 5, 7, 8. All others catch weights. Under 8 horses no 3rd prize; iMder 5 no 2nd prize. Entries to be in hands of Secret tary one hour before advertised time of starting the race. Programme approved by the Auclf-> land District Committee. All profits to be donated to Pa.tr riotic Funds. ;■ D. S. RADCLIFFE, Edgecumbe, Phone 136R ? WhakaSine ADMISSION TO CQURSE: Adults 3s Children Is Cars; 2&. Servicemen and Women in uniform. admitted free to races and ball. Refreshments and hot water available? on the grounds. Stalls on grounds. DERBY BALL — RACE NIGHT WINTER SHOW BUILDINGS. ' | FREE TO FARMERS ' POPULAR FARM MAGAZINE Provided you are engaged in farming the latest issue of the N.Z. Exporter and Farm Home Journal is now available to you free of charge. The purpose of this offer is to reveal the wealth of farming information highly instructive articles on farm management; ideas successfully used on N.Z. farms modern developments overseas. Also 24-page Homo Section packed with lovable human interest. stories j sketches N.Z. country life. Bright, amusing, entertain-. ; ing contributions by N.Z. farm women. Also recipes, hints and children's section. Send for free copy to-i . day to Exporter Publishing P.O. Box 1001G, Wellington. 210 PORCELAIN Baths, Porcelain Basins Enamel Sinks, Concrete Boilep ! Frames < Concrete Wash Tubs at Cut-,, ler& Hardware Ltd. ' GALVANISED Carbage Cans } extraheavy quality. Electric ; Batteries, Electric 25-15(lj| i candle power. Full range of grates 1 for stoves, coppers and open fiW 1 places at Cutlers Hardware Ltd*