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Hokitika Guardian, 8 April 1930, Page 1

IHAPACTER READING HorovA- scope return mail of business, health.—2s Cd and birthdate. Goklino-, 9, Brunswick St ; ., Auckland. OH SALE— Baby’s PJunket COT -»• and PRAM. Apply Airs Markland, Gibson Quay. Delivered in town by Woodlands uairy. AUCTION SALE. OF WESTLAND PACING CLUB’S PRIVILEGES. AT PRINCESS TREAT BE. FRIDAY Hth APRIL. AT NOON. iyr Houston and go y. i-Vj..* -will sell by public auction as above, the following rights for the two days Easter race meeting of the Club, namely:— No. 1 Publican's Booth, with soft drinks bar. No. 2 Publican’s Booth. Right to Sweets and Ice Cream Stall.

•SOLDIERS’ HALL, HOKITIKA. . TUESDAY, APRIL 22nd. I7IAREWELL SOCIAL AND PRESENTATION TO Mil AND MRS T. E. Y. SKDDON, and public recognition of Mr Seddon’s valued services as Member for Westland for upwards of 20 years. Music. Dancing at 8.30 Supper. Admission 2s 6d. A piece of plate will be presented Miami Mrs Seddon. Donations to the Presentation Fund may be forwarded to Messrs J. A. Murdoch, T. IV. Duff, T. W. Bruce, or D. J. EVANS, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. TOKER’vS HALL, ARAHURA. A GRAND BALL will be held in the above Hall on AVEDNESDAY, APRIL 30th. in aid of the Tennis Club. Music by Black Hand Orchestra. Admission:' Gents 3s, ladies 2s. A. TOKER, Secretary.

ROSS RECREATION- GROUND. EASTER, TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1930. Officials:—Patron, -T. O’Brien, Esq.. M.P. ; President, IP. Osmors, Esq.; Handicappcrs: Messrs J. Rocliford, a. W. Peebles and A. I. Plead (axemen’s events); G. E. Perkins (running). Starters: Mr IV. E'. Clarke (running); Mr J. Davern (axemen’s events).

APPROVED PROGRAMME. (Registered under the N.Z. Athletic, cycling and Axemen’s Union, Ineorp. All competitors must be registered)-. Sports to start at 12 (noon) sharp. I— 100yds. Maiden Footrace—lst. prize 50s; 2nd. Nom. 2s 6d'. 2—Maiden Handicap Chop (open) 12in. log—lst. prize 200 s; 2nd. 00s; 3rd. 30s. Norn. 7s, accept. 3s. 3_]3oys’ Race (under 16)—1st. prize los; 2nd. ss. Nom. 6d. 4—7svds Dash Handicap—lst. prize 80s;. 2nd. 30s; 3rd. 10s. Nom. 2s 6d, accept. Is Cd. o—Slow Cycle Race—lst. prize 20s; 2nd. 10s. Nom. Is. 6 Upright Chop (12in. log)—lst. prize 200 s; 2nd. 80s; 3rd. 40s. Nom. 6s, accept. 4s. 7 120yds. Sheffield—lst. prize 200 s; 2nci. 80s; 3rd. 30s. Nom. 6s, accept. 4s. 8— Handicap Saw, 2 cuts, loin, log Ist. prize 100 s; 2nd. 40s; 3rd. 20s. Nom. 3s, accept. 2s. 9 Stepping Competition—lst. prize 20s; 2nd. ss. Nom. Is. 10 -Underhand Shop, ’loin, log—lst. prize 600 s; 2nd. 160 s; 3rd. 80s. 4th. 405.; (heat winners 20s). Nom. 20s, accept. 10s. ll 100yds. Handicap prize 100 s; 2nd. 40s; 3rd. 10s. Noin. 3s, accept. 2s. 12— Married Radies’ Race—irophies. . 13 — Single Ladies Race— Trophies. 14 — Sheep Guessing Competition—One sheep. Nom. Is. Novelty events galore for young old. and

RULES AND REGULATIONS. Nominations for events 1,2, 4, (i, 7, 8, 10 and 11, close/with the Secretary on Saturday, I.2th. April at 8 p.ni. Fees must accompany all nominations. Competitors when entering must forward the last two years’ performances, or if none in that period, the last three. The Committee reserve the right to ■rehandic'ap after publicwlition of handicap, and in event of insufficient entries to cancel any event on the programme. Acceptances close molding of the sports. Big Orchestra in attendance. Refreshments obtainable on the ground. Admission to grounds: Gents 2s, ladies Is. Special train arrangements from and to Grey mouth. GRANT) HALL in the evening. Excellent arrangements. A. L. HEAD, Hon. Sec.