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Hokitika Guardian, 1 February 1926, Page 4

E ST LAN I) R ACIM HOKITIKA. C“* £SSO IN STAKES. AUTUMN MEETING. 192 G (EASTER WEEK) 1920 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7Ui, 1920. TRIAL HANDICAP.—of 70 sovs., .second horse to receive 14 sovs., and third horse 7 sovs. out of the stakes. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 20s. 0 Furlongs. EASTER, HANDICAP HURDLES.—of 90 sovs., second horse to receive 18 sovs., and third horse 9 sovs. out of .stakes. Over six flights ol hurdles, about 3ft Gins high. Nomination 20s: acceptance, 295. About TV Miles. EXPRESS HANDICAP TROT.—(Saddle) of 70 sovs., second horse to receive 14 sovs., and third horse 7 sovs. out. of stakes. Horses in tin's event will he handicapped to do 2.3 d or l>cttor. Nomination. 20s; acceptance, 20s. 1 Mile. AUTUMN HANDICAP—of 130 sovs., second horse to receive 26 sovs., and third horse 13 sovs. out of stakes. Nomination, 20s: acceptance. 20s. I‘, A! ilcs. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP.—of 70 sovv.. second horse to receive 11 sovs,, and third horse 7 sovs. out of stakes. Nomination, (20s; acceptance, 235. 54 Furlongs. DOMINION HANDICAP TROT—(Harness) of 89 sovs., second horse to receive 16 sovs., and third horse 8 sovs. out of stakes. Horses in tins event will la? handicapped to do 3.53 or better. Nomination, 20s; acceptance. 20s. 14 Miles. III.CTI WEIGHT HANDICAP—of 70 sovs., second horse to receive 14 sovs., and third horse 7 sovs out ol stakes. Minimum weight 8 stone. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 20s. 7 Furlongs. RAILWAY HANDICAP—of 70 sovs., second horse to receive 1-1 sovs., and third horse 7 sovs. out of stakes. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 20s. 0V Furlongs.

Xominations for all events must be in the .hands of the Secretary, with entrance money, name, description, age and pedigree of horse, name of trainer, mviter and colours by 9 p.m. on Tuesday, March. 30th, 102(5. Handicaps for all events declared on Easter Monday, April sth, 1926. Acceptances for all events close at the Club’s Rooms, Hamilton Street, Hokitika at 9 p.m. on Easter Tuesday, April Gth, 1926. ADMISSION TO COURSE: LADIES, 3s, : GENTLEMEN, 7s 6d. R. J. EVANS. Secretary, P.O. Box 64, Hokitika.

SAND SHOES Arc as essential to Summed Time as the Lunch Basket is to Picnic. IS 3* If you buy your Sand Shoes hare you are assured of all Ibe COMFORT that car* be procured—all the WEAR that Quality Materials and Expert Worhmanahip can Impart. Wc have all wanted sixes for Men, Boys, Youths, Women, Misses and Children at a PRICE RANGE insurInj Utmost VALUE to every (i ARCH LITTLE Boot and Slice Importer e REVELL ST.. HOKITIKA GGGQGGGGGGGGQGGGQQG

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3 NOTICE. HARCOURT’S AARD MOTORS (Gordon Harcourt, Proprietor) desires to notify that the firm has no connection with any other firm in the district. Business as usual. Address:—Garage, Eevcll St. ’Phone 87. /~\WING to a further rise in tyres Harcourt’s Motors wish to notify their patrons of South Westland that on and from Jan. 11th. the fares from Hokitika and intermediate places to Waiho will be raised. O’CONNELL S CftUARI, REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. -p-lOH CLASS FURNITURE made •*-*- to any design. Our oak suites* i spu;ia!ity. Rupee bedding and wire mattresses Grays rn hand. Full inrormation on enquiry at the Factory, opposite Schroder and Co.’s shop. JAMES KING, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, REVELLST., HOKITIKA.

FMPORTER OF MERCANTILE STATIONER! of every description, Account books, all sizes. Typewriting ribbons, paper and sundries, fancy and ornamental stationery, drawing paper, school bags and requisites, stocked. Birthday and reward books, cards and illuminated teste, bibles, prayers and hymns. The latest books magazines ar* riving by every mail.