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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 73, 13 April 1937, Page 2

HOTEL ACCOMMODATION, ETC. JgERKELEx JJOTEL (Wellington 's largest Wooden Private Hotel) — ORIENTAL BAY WELLINGTON fPHE BERKELEY, which was recently, damaged by fire is now being renovated and redecorated throughout, in readiness for the Summer Season. Meanwhile rooms are available in the undamaged portion of the House. Tarifl?: 12/6 per day, £3 15/- per week. L. F. KELLY — Proprietor. JJOTEL gPA — fAUPO (Under Vice-Regal Patronage). Fully licensed and A.A. Assn, House with excellent cuisine. Private fishing, therinal baths and sights on the property. P.O. Box 12. 'Phone 18, TAUPO, T. A HEATH, Proprietor. J^IRST — AND ALWAYS FIRST g R E N T ' 3 J£ O T E L ROTORUA QAULFIELD ££OUSB Sydney St. East (opp. Parlt. Buildings) WELLINGTON. Modern Guest House. Bed and breakfast, 7/6; daily tariff 12/6; weekly by arrangement. MB& E. MAXWELL. TeL 42-355. EAST COAST jgHEEP J)OG 1RIAL QLUB (Affiliated with the North Island Dog Trial AssOciatiOn). 48th ANNUAL MEETING, PORANGAHAU. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, APRIL 2Sth, 29th and 30th. On Ground lent by Messrs. Board and Thomas (adjoining Sports Ground). Triala start punctually at 8 a.m. OFFICIALS. — Patron : T. P. Hunter, Esq«; President: E. J. White, Esq. PROGRAMME — CLASS I. — Short Head and Yard. Open. Distance: About quarter of a mile. Time, 15 minutes. First Prize, £6; Secqnd Prize, £4; Third Prize, £2; Fourth Prize, £1. OLASS IA. — -Maiden Dogs. * Open to dogs that have never won a heading event of any kind at time of starting. First Prize, £3; Second Prize, £2; Third Prize, £1; Fourth Prize, 10/-. CLASS H.— Heading, Bring Back and Hold in Ring. About half a mile. Time, 12 minutes. Open". First Prize, £6; Second Prize, £4; Third Prize, £2; Foiirth Prize, £1. CLASS HA.— Maiden Dogs. First Prize £3; Second Prize, £2; Third Prize, £1; Fourth Prize, 10/-. CLASS HI.— Open Huntaway. Ahout a quarter of a mile; • through three sets of flags, to the satisf action of the judge. Time, 12 minutes. First Prize, £6; Seeond Prize, £4; Third Prize, £2; Fourth Prize, £1. CLASS HIA. — Maiden Huntaway. Open to maiden dogs that have never won a Huntaway Event of any description at'time of starting. Other conditions as above. First Prize, £3; Second Prize, £2; Third Prize, £1; Fourth Prize, 10/-. CHALLENGE CUPS AND TROPHIES Austin Memorial Trophy to be awarded to the man scoring the Most Points in Bracelet and Huntaway with two dogs. Dogs to be nominated before Competitor enters the ring, One dog in each event. W. Whyte, ' Esq. — Challenge Cup, valuej at £10 10/-, for One Dog scoring Most Points in Short Head, Open. To .be won three times before becoming the property of the Competitor. £10 10/- Cup, presented by J. Turley, Esq., for dog scoring Most Points in Clasp 2. To be won three times. Silver Cup, valued at £10 10/-, presented by Col. W. Neilson, for One Dog scoring Most Points in Class IH (Huntaway). To be won three times. Silver Cup, value £10 10/-, presented by C. F. Jmjobs, Esq., for team of 3 dogs. 1 heading and 2 huntaway. To be won three times. Dogs to be nominated. Aggregate Cup, value £10 10/-, preBented by A. W. Parsons, Esq., for Dog or Dogs scoring Most Points in Classes 1, 2 and 3 (open). £5 5/- Cup, presented by H. V. Hill, Esq., for local Maiden Man and Dog scoring Most Points in Class 2. To be won three times.. Cup presented by Ned Lowe, Esq., for local Maiden Man and Dog scoring Most Points in Classes 1 and 2. To be won twice in succession or three times at intervals. Numerous Special Prizes to be allotted later, Members* Annual Subscrlption, 7/6; Entrance for Members, 7/6; Non-mem-bers, 10/6. Maiden Entries, Non-mem-bers, 7/6; Members, 5/-. Entry for Class IIA: Members 3/6, Non-members 5/-. Luncheon on Ground. DANCE WILL BE HELD SECOND NIGHT OF TRIALS. Joint Hon. Secs.: E. McLENNAN & R. A. McGREEVY. ARE YOU 100 PER CENTN "W"OT MANY become 100 per cent. ^ proficient in their trade or profession, but many — by extra work and sttidy — get close to it. Commence NOW making yourself more proficient by studying an I.C.S. Course of training during your leisure hours. Some of the 300 Courses are:Foundry Work Professional Steam Certilicates Exams. EleCtric Power Architecture and Lighting Aeronautical Radio Engineer Salesmanship Advertising Improve your knoweldge and get aheadi The I.C.S. Free Booklet is sent Free on request. No obligation. INTERNATIONAL . CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Dept. B., Box 120, Hastings.