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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 33, 23 February 1937, Page 2

HOTEL ACCOMMODATION, ETC. 1 — JMRST — AND ALWAYS FIRST jgRENT'S* ££ O T, EL ROTORUA QAULFIELD JJQUSB Sydney St. East (opp. Parlt. Buildings) WELLINGTON. Modem Guest House. Bqd and breakfast, 7/6; daily tariff 12/6; weekly by arrangement. MRS. E. MAXWELL. TeR 42-355, JJ O T E L JJ P A - rpAUPO (Under Vice-Regal Patronage) ' ♦ Rest obtaihed — Health regained' ' At New Zealand 's most bnique hotel Pully licehsed and A.A. Assh. house, with ezcellent cuisine. Thermal sights, private fishing reach, golf, thermhl" baths (including the famous "Kathleen" Bath) in hotel grounds, free to guests. Famous Maori Carved Lounge ako. P.O. Boz 12 t- 'Phone 18 — TAUPO. TOM HEATH : Proprietor. '*A -dome away ftom Home" fAUBANGA-'TAUPO plBHioiG. JjODGE On main highway 24 miles from Taupo townsnip, g miles ftom Tongariro aud Situated on' uhexcelled like and river fishing. MRS. E. LORD * Proprietress. Podtal address: Tokaanu. Telegraphic address: Rhngiita. |jERKELLk OTEL (Wellington 's largest Woodeh Private Hotel) — ORIENTAL BAY WELLINGTON « 'UHE .BERKELEY, which was recently damaged by fire is nqw being renovated and rededorated throughout, in readiness for the Summer Season. Meanhrhile rboms are aVailable in the undamaged portion Of the House. Tariff: 12/6 per day, £3 15/- per yfeek. % L. P. KELLY — Proprietor. (lUlCK, SAFE, CSOMFORTABLE y* TRANSPORT for Cows, Pigs and Shoep. prompt attention. Shortest notice. 'Phone 2203, Hastings; F. T. Heard. CENTRAL HAWKE'S BAY jgHEEP £)OG IJRIALS to be held at TARADALE, HAWKE'S BAY On Propprty kindly leut by Dolbel Estate • WEDKESpAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY 24th, 25th, 26th" February, 1037. JUDGE: D. E. MCLEOP, EStj., RAUPARE. QFFICLALb Patron; J, A. MacFarlane, Esq., Napier) PrCsifient: W. Whyte, ESq., Napier. Vice-president; H. M. Campbeb, T. H. Lowry, W. A. . Mackenztcy H. Smith, W. H. Selby; C. J. N. Smith, R. Averill, S. Neagle, J, Martin. Committee: E. McLeod, W. Jowsey, P. Walker, B. Douglas," W. Mackinnon, A. G. Stead, L. Lopdell, A. McGlashap, W. Mcll^rraith, J. Gillespie, D. Rigger, J. Thom," J. Donnelly, A. MpKenssie, O. AyerUi. Time keeper: P. Dolbel} • Flag Steward: A. McGlashan. Call Steward: D.

Ri&fder. CLASS L— LONG HEAD ft HOID IN RtNG (OPEN).— liiit, £10 Chgllenge Cup and £7; 2nd, £4 10/-J 3rd, £2 10/-; 4th, £110/-. CLASS IL— SHORT HEAD ft YARD (OPEN). — lst, £10 Challenge Cup aiid £7} 2nd, £4 10/-; 3rd, £2 10/-; 4th, £1 10/-. ' CLASS HL — HUNTAWAY BE TWEEN THREE SETS OF FLAGS. lst, Challenge Cup and £7; 2nd £4 10/-; 3rd, £2 10/-; 4th, £1 10/ SPECIALS Mr J. Thorn has kindly donated two guineas for Maiden Dbg scoring mqst points' in Classeg l. and IL : / Mr J. Dofinelly has kindly donated pne gninea for Maiden Dog scoring knost points in Class I£L Mr D. Rigger has kindly donated 10/6 "fpr. Yonngest Competitor in each Class (three separate prizes). Mr Whyte has kindly donated a cup for maiden man scoring most pdints in Olasses^ L and IL with oue dog and one dog in Class DPL Mr Whyte also donated £1 1/* for maiden ' man and dog scoring most points in Classes L and IL 1 Mr McKenzie and Mr McLeod kindly donated £1 1/- for maiden man and dog in Class EtL scoring most poihts. Mr E* C. McDermott has kindly donated a bridle for competitor under 21 scoring most points at meeting. J. A. McFarlane's Challenge Cup foi one Heading Dog and ono Huntaway scoring most points, Entries (open).— Motnbera J/6, Nonmembers 10/6, All entries close with the Seoretary on Februhry 22 for draw for runs,r and late entries to run as received. FRED TONG, Gecretary.