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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 24, 21 October 1937, Page 16

ENTERTAINMENY3 STILL DRAWING THE XROWDS F and ThorouglJy -.Warranting. the Bxtension of Season! . , Show Visitors — Attend Hawke's Bay's " Theatre — The Mecca of all Discriminating Patrons! Hastings — i . ★ I REGENT I ★ Hawke'e Bay's Pre^mineat Zkutn SKowing Daily : 2. 1 5 & 8— and Adventure Oan Never ■ Die as Long . I as This Story LivesDashing Devii-May-Care Adventurer j Errol Elynn Answers the Call to Armsl ' What a Knight . . .'and What a nightl With pounding hearts 'you'll Live this thrilling Story of two gallant comrades who defy a world of plots to save their nation from it'senemies I ERROL FLYNN > . ERROL FLYNN - with the Mauch Twins " BILLY and BOBBY CJLAUDE RAINS - PHYLLIS BARRY HENRY STEPHENSON — in — MARK TWAIN'S "THE PRINCE & THE PAUPER" "THE PRINCE & THE PAUPER" "IHE PRINCE & THE PAUPER" A Waraer Bros.* Special. ^ Another Great First Half Plans at Theatre - ' phone 3843.' (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) KAIPAWA 0OUNTY JJACING QLUB A N N TJ A L M B E.T I M»G 6th NOVEMBER, 1937. HASTINGS RACECOURSE. Under 'the Management of th© H.B. Joekey Club, , OEPICIALS: President: W. A. Tod. Vice-President: W. J. Wood. Committee : Messrs. A. E. Jull, W. H. Rathbone, T. W. Wills/C. H. Critchley, H. S. Rathbone, T E. fColquhoun, O. Upton, E. Staines, W. L Limbrick, C. F. Bainbridge. Hon. Treasurerr G. Taylor. Club Secretaiy: Miss E. Pellow. Handicapper: H. Coyle. Starter: A. Vincent. Judge: M. B. Bergin. Hon. Timekeeper: H. Jones.' Clerk of Scales; H. ;M. Bishop.? Surgeon: Dr. Romaine Wright. Hon. Vet. .Surgeon: A. M. Brodie, "M.R.C.Y.S. Clerk of Course: J. Hindrup. Race ■ Seeretary: A. E. Wishart, Box 13, Hastings. Telephone 3836. s . PROGEAMME: 1— HOLLYCOMBE HURDLES HANDICAP of £100; second horse to roceive £13, third horse £7 from the ( stake. Nom. £1; .Acc. £1. Oue 'and a half miles. 2— OTANE FLYING HANDICAP (Hack Conditionsy of £90; second horse to reeeive £10, -third horse £5 from the stake. Minimum weight 7st'. 'Nom.*£l; Acc. £1. ♦ Six furlongs. 3— IMPERIAL PLATE of £90; second horse to reeeive £10, third horse £5 from the stake. For three-year-olds and upwards. For horses, tlrnt have never won a flat race at time of starting. Weight 8st. 7 lbs. Nom. £1; Acc. £1. Six furlongs. 4— WAIPAWA COUNTY HANDICAP of £150; second horse to' reeeive £20, third horse £10 from- the stake. Minimum weight 7st. Nom, , £1; Acc, £1 10/-. Oue and a quarter miles. 5 — EMPIRE NURSERY HANDICAP of £90; second horse to reeeive £10, third horse £5 from the stake. For two-year-olds, Minimum - weight 7st. Nbm. £1; Ace. £1. „ - Four furlongs. 6— EPSOM HANDICAP of £90; second hofse to reeeive £10, third horse £5 from the stake. Gentlemen , riders. ' Minimum > weight, lOst. 71bs. Nom. £1; Acc, £1. » One and a quarter miles. 1 7— HOMEWOOD HANDICAP (Ope'n) of £100; second horse to reeeive £15, 3 third horse £5 from the stake. Minimum weight,. 7st. Nom. £1, Acc. £1. Six and a half furlongs. 8 — FINAL HACK HANDICAP of £90; second horse to reeeive £10, third horse £5 from the stake. ' Minimum weight,. 7st. Nom. £1; Aec, £1. :■ Five and a half furlongs. The winner of .any race after declaration of weights may be re-handicap- . ped. RULE 234 (1);— "By the entering of I a horse for any race, every. person having, Or subsequently acquiring an interest in' such horse, shall be deemed thereby to uudertake neither directly uor indireetly to make any wager witb a Bookniaker in couuection with sueh horse, or any other horse, in the race for which such horse is entered. Eacb I entry shall eontain, or if it do'es not contain, shall be conclusively assumed ^ to contain such an undertaking; breacb whereof shall be deemed a corrupt practice wlthin the meaning of Hule 338, Rules of Racing." DATES OF NOMINlTIONS, WEIGHTS & ACCEPTANCES. NOMINATIONS— FRIDAY, October a 22nd, 1937, 8 p.m. All events £1. WEIGHTS— MONDAY, 1st November, 1937. ACCEPTANCES— By 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 3rd NovembCr, 1937. N.B.— All Telegrams must be confirmed in writing and name of trainer given. Rule 240 (4) Rules of Racing. A. E. WISHART, Seeretary. Box 13 Hastings, 'Phone 3836. ) =——==— , OATARRH RELIEF GUARANTEED. = fFHE DANGER and health-undermin-ing influence of catarrh is ehecked immediately by Katarol — the germicide with the money-refund relief guarantee. Katarol penetrates, soothes, heals and relieves all head noises, phlegoi-gather-ing, catarrhal deafness, ete. 3/6 (5/ double) from Noel Wilson's Pharmaey; algq fropa all other Chemists and Stores.