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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 31, 20 February 1937, Page 14

- i . — . POPULAR SHEET MUSIC OAN NOW BE OBTAINED A* SUTCUFFES WE HAVE CONCEDED TO REPEATED PUBLIC REQUESTS and have decided to caxry stock of all the Latest Hits NEW STOCKS ARRIVING FROM THE PUBLISHERS REGULARLY HERE ARE SOME OF THE LATEST NUMBERS— Treasure Isiand Poor Little You. Angeline Champagne Waltz Under Your Spell San Francisco Let's Sing Again Would You Did I Remember The Sunset Trail Alone SONG & DANCE ALBUMS at 2/6 Just In — "STERLING-'S FIFTH ALBUM" "SONS OF THE PIONEERS" As featured by Tex Norton, Post Free 2/7. SUTCUFFES LTD. THE HOME OF MUSIC HASTINGS MAIL ORDER SPECIALIST3 Taives^ L mdsiom V^u Reliel guaranteed or money back,, I / Local supplies from I NOEL R WILSON, Chemist, I Hobson's CAMffOSA ' ii— a Help Kidneys If you suffer from Getting Up Nights. Ciroles Under Eyes, Nervousness, Leg Pains, Rheumatlsm, SwOllen Ankles. Backache, Dizzineas, Headachea, Lost Vigour, Burning, • Smarting, Acldity. Kidney or Bladder Troublea, gefc the Doctor's prescription Cystex (Sisa-tex) from Chemists. Don't delay, your llfe may be in danger. £1,000 deposited with Bank of N.S.W., backs up Cystex Guarantee to increase vigour and end trouble In 8 daya or money back oa return of empty padcige, Demand guaranteed Cystex. CENTRAL HAWKE'S BAY gHEEP 'JKIALS to be held at TARADALE, HAWKE'S BAY On Property kindly lent by Dolbel Estate WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY 24th, 2oth, 26th February, 1937. JUDGE: D. E. McLEOD, ESQ., EAUPARL. OFFIOIALH Patron: J. A. MaeFarlane, Esq., Napier, President: W. Whyte, Esq., Napier, Vice-president: H. M. Campbellj T. H. Lowry, W. A. Mackenzie, H. Smith, W. H. Selby, C, J, N. Smith, E. Averill, S. Neagle, J^ Martin. Committee: E. McLeod, W, Jowsey, P. Walker, B, Douglas, W, Mackinnon, A. G, Stead, L. Lopdell, A. McGlashan, W. McHwraith, J^ Gillespie, D. Rigger, J. Thom, J. Don-^ nelly, A. MeKenzie, C. Averill. Q'in:e keeper: F. DoibeE. Flag Stewards A, McGlashan. Call Steward; 9, Rigger. CLASS I. — LONG HEAD & HOID IN RING (OPEN).— lst, £10 Challeuge Cup and £7; 2nd, £4 10/*; 3rd, £3 10/-} 4th, £1 10/-, CLASS IL— SHORT HEAD A YARD (OPEN).— -lst, £10 Challenge Ctin and £7; 2nd, £4 10/-; 3rd, £2 10/-} 4th, £1 10/-. CLASS III. — HUNTAWAY BETWEEN THREE* SETS. OF FLAGS, lst, Challenge Cup and £7; 3nd £4 10/-; 3rd, £2 10/-; 4th, £1 10/-i SPECIALS 1 Mr J. Th'odi' has kindly donated two guineas for Maiden Dog scoring most points* in cin^es i. and n. Mr J. Donhelly . has kindly donated one guinea . for Maiden Dog sooring most points in Class HL Mt D. Rigger has kindly donated 10/6 foc . Youngest Competitor in each Class (three separate prizes). Mr Whyte has kindly donated a cup for maiden .man scoring most points in Classes L and IL witb one dog and one dog in' Class m. Mr Whyte elso donated £1 1/- for maiden man and dog scoring most points in Classes L and EL Mr MeKenzie and Mr McLeod kindly donated £1 1/- for maiden man and dog in Class IH. scoring most points. Mr E. C. McDermott has kindly donated a bridle for competitor under 21 scoring most points at rneeting. J. A. McFarlane's Challenge Cup for one Heading Dog and one Huntaway scoring most points. Entries (open).-— Members 7/6, Nonmembers 10/6. All entries close with the Secretary on February 22 for draw for runs, and late entries to run as received. FRED TONG, Secretary.

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