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Hokitika Guardian, 28 March 1931, Page 1

KXCKLLLXOR in plumbing * in conjunction with latest suit hast materials, carried out l»y experienced registered plumber try Richan Is. Itevell Street. WANT I'M)—One or two Gentlemen HOARDIvKS. Good home. Write •‘Hoard” o/n “Guardian” Office. R DJvl’B WANTS I) for concrete or ’ ' asphalt paths, septic tank.-., m any drainage work. It. Lloyd, next Central Hotel, Fitzherbert Street. VFI'DCK A (XX) C NTS—AII accounts owing- over three months to the Arch Little Shoe Store must he paid before March 31st.

KOKATAHI SALKVAKDS. WKDXKSDAY, Ist. APRIL. :it 1 p.m. ■JI/TKSSKS W. .IKFFLMKS * Co.. SPECIAL KNTRJKS. •1-0 rriim* fat LAMBS lb Prime fat OWLS lor Mark Wallace. <> f and t STKiKRiS I lat COW and RTCYNKR for 1C WaH. 0 Purebred won nor Jersey HEIFERS •'! Purebred voaner Jersey BELLS (Hood.) I Purebred 2yr. old Jersey BILL. I Purebred Oyr. Jersey ROLL “Sandy.Yap’’ pedigree at sale. lor A. I l ’. Dimmiek. 20 WEAXERS 10 mixed ages and sexes 2 Romney RAMS for various clients.

SALIO BY PUBLIC' I AUCTTON. OF HOKITIKA TOWN SKCTIOXS. 'IT ICS 0A Y. AI st . .MARCH. AT NOOX. in tiit: .malt, skwkll st. SIS 7 JEFFRIES A- COY.. * ' • instructed by the 'Executors of the Estate of l.lii* Into John MeGuigan, decc."si'(|, ill sell as above: —; Lot I. Town section 3AAA conta in mg A2 perclr’s with frontage to Fitzherbert •St •i■ ■ t freehold. Lot 2. Part seeiiou I In!) containing IA perches with frontage to Parle St., freehold. The above are two desirable sites, and full particulars as to same may !>■■ had from the Auctioneers, or Messrs Park and .Murdoch, at whose Office the titles may he inspected. OSS CY PORTS NIVAL.

ROSS RKCRKATION GROUND. EASTER TUESDA V, APR 11, 7, IfKU. Officials: Patron, J. O’Lrien, Esq., M.P. ; President, 11, Osmors, Esq. ; Handicappers -Running events, O. E. Perkins; (’lmtj|jievents. .1. Flaherty; Starters Running, J. Pethig; ehopping and sawing, J. Pavern. l’R OO It AM AIR. (Registered under the N.Z. Athletic, Cycling, and Axemen’s Union (Tucorp.) All competitors must In* registered. ■Sports start at 12 noon sharp. 1. 100 Yards Maiden Foot Race- 40s, 20.5. Nom. 2s. 2. Maiden Chop (open), I2in. log.— 140 s. ids. 20s. Nom. os. arc. 2s. ■ •.--Hoys’ Race (under 10).- -Ins, -Is. Nom. (id. 4.—120 Yards Sheffield.—loos, 60s, .'/os. Nom. os. ace. Os. o.— Fpright Chop (12in. log). -200 s. 80s. 10s. Nom. os, ace. 4s. o.—Stepping Competition. 20s, os. Nom Is. 7. Handicap Saw. 2 cuts, (Ilia. log). 100 s. 40s, 20s. Nom. .‘ls, arc. 2s. 8. 100 Yards Handicap Footrace. — 100 s. 40s, l()s. Nom os. aee. 2s. 9. —Underhand Chop. (Min. log.) Heat winners £l—-400s, 200 s. 100 s. 40s. Nom. Ms., ace. fis. 10. —Married Ladies’ Race.—-Trophies. 11. —Single Ladies’ Lace.—Trophies. 12. —Sheep finessing Competition. Nom. Is.

Novelty Event*. galore for young and old. R r LIAS AND REG ULATIONS. Nominations lor Events 1. 2,4, 5, 7. S. and !). dose with the Secretary on MONDAY, 30th .MARCH, at 8 p.m. 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 re-handicap after publication of handicaps. and to cancel any event on the programme if there, are not -sufficient entries. Acceptances close on the morning of the Sports. Big Orchestra in attendance. Refreshments obtainable on the Sports Ground. Admission to Ground: Gents 2s, Ladies Is. Special train arrangements from and tu Grevmouth. GRAND BALL IN THE EVENING. Excellent arrangements. W. F„ rdVVRKE. Hon. Sec. A. W. PEEBLES, Treasurer.