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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 143, 5 July 1937, Page 16

GORDON WALKER, LTD. 'F0K pR1VATE SALE NEW WORLD GAS STOVE NEW WORLD G4S STOVE i Cqhdition as new. . Euahiel finish. Pi A N O S P I A N O S PIA N O S PIA N OS -. Gojlard- and. Collard. H. C. Bay Electrie. SINGER SEWING MACHINE SLN&ER SEWING MACHINE , -. . ' ' As kew. Guaranteed every way. . INCUBATOR INCUBATOR . .. New' Hayman Electrie. RANGES RANGES High or Low Pressure. GATES — BATTENS — GATES FIREWOOD .. ; FIREWOOD Any qpantity.... At .stump or delivered. ' Prices on .appliCation to— - ■ GORDON WALKER, LTD, ' /'PHONE 2785. RUSSELL . STREET, HASTINGS, i Agehts -'vValuators • Auetioneors.

WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD. ./ ; SPECIAL ENTRY. - gTORTFOHD J^ODGE gALE ' WEDNESDAY, 7th JULY, 1937. On Abconnt RUKUMOANA STATION: 7,AA 6- YEAR EWES, sound mouths, depasturing S.D. rams 10th March. /....WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD. Anctioneera. JJAWKE'S gAY JJUNT • ( WINTER' MEETING, 1937. — " HASTINGS RACECOUESE — . . SATURDAY, 17th' JULY, 1937. UFFIciALS. -7 Master: T. . Siierratt. Presideiit: ' Hon, H. A. -Russell, M.L.C. V'ice-PreSidents: F\ .13. Don* nelly and G. D. Beatson. Deputy /MasterS: J. N. Lowry, A. W. Parsona (Waipawa), A. P. .White and T. Biitler. Oommittee: R. O. Bousfield, ■ J. Chambers, H. M. -Glaze•brook, F. Hanseh, A. F. Harris, H. • -Hassall; I. Henderson, D.- La,ne, D. llolden L., Moorhead, G. F. Fojbep MeHardy, R. Nelson, E. Nelson, H. 8. Rathbone, W. A. Tod, L. . White, / J,*/ W, >yedd.'. Handieapper: H. ..." Cqyle.^, . _Starter ; . W- . Pfic.e. J.udge: W. P. Russell. Glerli of Course; J. -/-•Hindrup. -Hon.- Timekeeper: H. ' Jones." Clerk of - Totalisator: S. P. ^ Spiller. Clerk of. Scales: H. M. Bishop; ' Surgeon: Dr. C. Romaine Wright. Hon. Vet. Surgeon; A. M. Brodie, M.R.C.Y.S..;' . . . • . (Fi-r^f Raee at .12 ;.noon). -

1— OTANE HACK AND HUNTERS ' . ; HURDLE HANDIOAP, of £60, second horse £10, third horse £5 from the stake. Nom. £1; Ace. 15/-. v ; About-one and a half milea. 2— OKAWA; MA:IDEN, .. of £50,' second horse £7, third horse £3 from the stake. Two-year-olds 8st.- 51bs., ; thr'ee;year:qlds and. upvyards .8st, 10 lbs.\v Mares'-allowed. 31bs. Nom. £1; " .A:c'c.. j0/^ - /Five and.a half :'furlongs. 3— H.B. HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE . \ HANDIOAP, of £100, and ' Cup 'valued* at' 20 gfts., sec'ohd horse £10, • : third horS,e. £5 from the stake (For ; ; qualifi.ed Hiinters). Minimum weight ,9StI Nom., £i_;; AqC/ £1. ' . • '• //About two- and -a half miles. l—ElVKRSLEA . HANDICAP-. (Hack - ' Conditiohs),, pf - £60; second horse .£10, ' third .horse £5' from the stake. ;. Muiinriim. -weight '8st. Nom. - £1; Aqc. ilj/-. /' Oue and a quarter miles. 5— SOUTR-A, HUNTERS' FLAT HANDICAP (for ./qualified Hunters), of " £50, secofld horse £7,. third horse £3 •from the stake. Minimum weight ' 10st. 71bs. Gentlemen /Riders. Nom. £1; . vAcc, 10/». . ■/./:Qno and ! a quarter niiles. 6— WAITANGI- ■ HANDICAP (Hack Conditions), of £60, second horse "• £10, third horse £5 from the stake. Minimum weight 8st. The winner of any Flat Race after declaration of weights to carry 71b. eXtra.'Nom. £1; Acc. 15/-, " ' 7— TIKOKINO HANDICAP (Open), of . £60," second horse £10, third horse £5 from the stake. Minimum weight 8s t. Nom. £1; Ace. 15/-. Six and a half furlongs. WEIGHTS— FRIDAY, 9th JULY. , AOCEPTANCES — TUESDAY,. 13th JU.LY, at 8 p.m. : * The . winner of /' any ■' race before Meeti n g h/ay be reiiand.icapped. Any AVihner.at l^eet^ug tp' carry p'ehalty of Tlbs./ . ../'Rff-handicapa: to be declared not later than 72 hours after the race'Tun. HorsOs ha'mep must appear in Officiai Calender as haviug qualified, or qualiliQutioh certifichtes iuust be produeed" at scales. — -Parfc VI," Rules 26 and 27, "New Zealand flnh'ts' Association Rules. • \ A. E. W1SHART, Seeretary. P.O. Box 13. Telephone— Hastings 3836. SENSJBLE SULTANA PUDDING. J^REAM together 2oz. butter and 2oz. sugar. Beat in 2 eggs and add a few drops of Steveus' "Cathedral Braud" Essence of Le-mou or Vauilla. Add 3bz. flour mixed with i teaspoon oaking powder and 2oz. sultanas, Steam oue hour in greased basin covered with greased paper. Oustard aauce is ideal with this pudding. L. H. C0jmwELE l QASH BUYER • / . — of— . 5 s E ;E P S K I N S , S H E E P S K I N S