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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 48, 12 March 1937, Page 3

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TE AUTE DISTRICT SPORTS. CLUB. ^NNUAL gHEEP J)OG »JRIALS . "KOPARAKORE," OPAPA, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY MARCH 10, 11 and 12. Run under new rules of N.L Sheep Dog Trial Association.. Entries CLOSE with Secretary, SATURDAY, March 6. Late entries to be run in order of receipt of same. Draw will be advertised in Herald-Tribune on Mondayj 8th March. OFFICIALS.— Patron: A. M. Williams, Esq. Patroness:- Mrs. C. K. White; President: BL R. Carapbell, Esq. Secretary: Jack Campbell, "Dun-, craig," Opapa. Committee: Messrs. A. Smith, L. E. Smitlx, E.' S. Collison, A. McKenzie, J. Mills, D. Con-' don. Timekeeper: G. Heaps. Flag | Stewart: A. McKenzie. PROGRAMME. CLASS I.— Long-head, bringing back and holding in ring. . CLASS II.— Short head, bringing. back and yarding. CLASS III. — Huntaway. A separate class for maidgn dogs (which have not wdn a first or second prize prior to the commencement' of this meeting) will be run in conjunc: tion with each open evozit. Nominations for Open Events: Members 7/6, Non-members 10/-. Maiden: Members 5/-, Non-members 7/6. Prizes. — Open Classes: First. £5, second £3 10/-, third £2, fourth 10/-. Maiden Dogs: *■ First £3, second £2, third £1. Also valuable Challenge Cups and twelve special trophies' and prizes. Competitors entering for teams prizes must nominate the team of dogs with the Secretary before the commencement' of events. - . ; For particulars and any Information write or ririg "D. M. Campbell, "Wai*' piropiro," 'Phone 6542, Hastings. DONALD M. CAMPBELL, Chairman. JACK CAMPBELL, Hon.. Secretary.. 'Phone No. 6994. Recent enquiry proves^jj^^^ right in his life-Iong conviction^B that genuine - natural remedies Vj must necessarily be more efficient than those produced artificially — in his insistence that everythlng in his (Lane*») Emulsion, MUST COME FROM NATURE. LANE'S IS BEST FOR BABY AND THE WHOLE FAMILY. . Lane's gives you all the necessary body-building elements — with Cod Liver Oil, the great natural healer, made it easier to digest — nicer to take — and with its health-giving powers many times mnltiplied ! z/g & 4/9— -all Chemists & Stores. TaivKSi I i EMULSlONiB I

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