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Hokitika Guardian, 27 March 1925, Page 3

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H OKIIIKA i AND QYCLIXG THLETIC ("'' SPORTS MEETING (To be held on Cuss Square. Hokitika) SATURDAY APRIL 11th, 1925. Approved by the W.C. Centre and N.Z. Athletic and Cycling; Union. PROGRAMME. RUNNING. 1— MAIDEN FLAT HAXDICAP. (open). First prize -10 s, second 20, third 10s. Entrance fee 2s. 2 HOKITIKA SHEFFIELD HANDICAP, 129yds. First prize 2(X)s, second .SOs, third 20s. Entrance fee 7s Gd. 3 HURDLES, (open) 120yds. First prize ]oos, second 20s, third 10s. Entrance fee 3s. ■l-—HALF-MILE. First prize 100 s, second -10 s, third 20s. Entrance fee ss. 5 200yds. HAXDICAP. First prize SOs, second 30s, third 10s. Entrance fee 4s. CYCLING. 6 HALF-MILE. First prize 80s, second 40s, third 20s. Entrance fee 4s. 7 NOVICE. First prize 60s, second 20s, third 10s. Entrance fee 3s. 8— MILE WHEEL RACE. First prize 200 s, second 80s, third 40s. Entrance fee 7s Gd. 9 2 MILE. First prize SOs, second SOs. Entrance fee 4s. 10—3 MTI.E. First prize 100 s. second 40s, third 20s. Entrance fee ss. ]R_.JUVKXILE HANDICAP. 1 mile. First prize 20s second 10s. Entrance fee Is. FIELD EVENTS. 12—R T ET> P 1 N G COMPETITION. First prize 20s. Entrance fee Is. Entries for all events close on March 28th. 1925. E. C. TOOHEY. Hon. Sec. P.O. Rox 11, Hokitika. V SPORTS MKKTIXG WILL EE HELD IN ROSS OXTUESDAY, 1-lth APRIL, 1925. 00 1G Events. Including Champion Chop £25, Upright Cho]> £l2, Handicap Saw £7, Sheffield £IG. Programmes to he had on application to the undersigned. Nominations close on 31st March. Special train services arranged, leaving Grey mouth 8 a.m.; leaving Ross for return 0.25 p.m. A. W. PEEBLES, Hon. Sec. WOODSTOCK SPORTS. (To he held in Woodstock School droll ml*). THURSDAY APRIL 10th. £SO IX PRIZES—£SO (including a chop of £l3). t LSD chopping and sawiirx events, V. motor races, ladies and childn's events, etc. Programme can be had on applicant to the Secretary. R. C. WELLS, Secretary. £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ e £ £ £ £ i£ t £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ 11. 11. 11. 11. 11. lb POUND DAY i'o un »s w Killin’ MAKE POUNDS STERLING. Will you help the R. S. A. With donations of POUND GIFTS!

gift shop open in 'REVELL STREET jj ON SATURDAY. MARCH 28 th 11 FOR the safe of OTFTS !)> 11. every POUND YYILL HELP, 11. SO HELP WITH EVERY P 0 U N 1) - NEXT SATURDAY Will To POUND DAY PLEASE HELP AS GEXER- 11 OUSLY AS OF YORE. ] b £££ ££ £ 11, 11, 11, 11. lb H'Jb IE UNITED INSURANCE CO. LTD RE—ACCIDENT— MOTOR CARMARINE. District Agent: RICHARD WiLD, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT [ARBOUR BOARD , o Box. No. 14 :: HOKITIKA. IMMERCIAL SUPPER ROOMS, reyell street. HOKITIKA. 'PHONE 37. J-RS J. L. FOWLER wishes TO I N J. JV7 ” * . , NOTIFY' the people of Hokitika, ,t she has taken over the above dness. Fresh fish, oysters (m season) etl fish and chifs to take away. A lers promptly delivered. . Hie dining room will be under the rsonal supervision of Mrs Fowler ano 5t class suppers can he assured. ERIC JAMES, the leading butcher —AND—SMALL GOODSMAN, reveia street. HOKITIKA. ’PHONE 157. ’PHONE 157,