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Hokitika Guardian, 30 March 1931, Page 1

•]TI<)K KXCKLLENC'Fi in pintnl)ing » in conjunction with In tost anc Ik-sI nniter'als, carried out by experienced registered plumbor try llieliards. Bevell. Street. WAN'l'lvj) —One or two Gentlemen BOARDIvRS. Good homo. Write “Board” c/o “Guardian” Office. SA Gl'J Building at St.a fiord. For particulars, apply K. .Miieliell. Stafford. SI’FC'l.-vn BANK HOLIDAY - . BJDRSUANT to the terms of “Tie I »•) 11 k i iifr Act 11)08” a SP KOI A L BA NK 1101.1 DA V will he observed by tin- undermentioned Banks on TI’ICSDA V, 7th. APR IL, U)3f. I*or tin- Bunk ol New Zealand (Sgd.) 11. BUCKLKTO.N, General Manager. For the National Bank of New Zealand Bid.— (Sgd.) J. T. GROSE, General Manager. For tla- Bank of New South Wales (Sgd.) B. O. ADDISON. Inspector for New Zealand.

N.B. ;ilw)Vo Uji iikjs will also !i ( . closed on Good l 4 'ri<lj»y (3rd. April), Saturday (-111 1 April) and Raster Monday (dtli. .April) lieinn Statutory Holid-a vs.

FOR 8 A RE, XE Kiiuri built LAUNCH, lift. N ' long. twin screw, accommodation lor three people on board, nil hi perfect order. Any trial or inspection m,ay be bad. Owner has no use for lamuh, and would take bouse or car as part payment, Price LlbO Apply: JOHN KILKENNY, Westport. FOR SALE. CN ERMA.X PIANOS, iron fra,me, no borer, £“22, L.‘)(). UK). Terms. Exchanges considered. Write Howell. Piano Factory, lib Salisbury Street. Christchurch. TENNIS TOURNAMENT. A N OPEN TOURNAMENT will be lu'ld on Faster Monday commencing at I) a.in. on Hokitika and All Saints Courts. Events: Championship Singles (men’s and ladies). Handicap Singles (men’s and ladies’). Handicap Doubles (men’s and ladies’). Handicap Combined Doubles, Prizes: - Trophies. Entries:-- Is per event or 2s (id for all events. Entries dose with Secretary, Hokitika Club, Wednesday Ist. April R 0 ® S ,pORTS ( IAR NIVAL

ROSS RECREATION GROUND. EASTER. TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1931. Officials: Patron, .). O’Brien, Esq., M.P.; President, H. Osmors, Esq. ; H. Running events, 0. E. Perkins; Chopping events, J. Flaherty; Starters—Running, J. Pethig; chopping and sawing, J. 'Unvern. PROGRAMME. (Registered under the Y.Z. Athletic:, Cycling, and Axemen’s I’nioii Citicorp.) All competitors must he registered. Sports start at 12 noon sharp. I. 109 Yards Maiden Foot Race 40s, 20s. Nom. 2s. 2. —Maiden Chop (open). 12in. log. - 140 s, 40s. 20s. Yom. os. ace. 2s. 3. —Boys’ Race (under 10). Ids, ds. Yom. Od. 4. 120 Yards Sheffield.—l fids. 00s. 395. Yom. ds. ace, .‘ls. d.—Upright Chop (12in. log). 200 s. 80s. 495. Yom. os, ace. 4s. o.—Stepping Competition. 20s, ds. Yom Is. 7. —Handicap Saw. 2 cuts, (14in. log). —loos. 40s, 20s. Nom. Os. nee. 2s. 8. Yards Handicap Footrace.— 100 s, -lOs. 10s. Nom 3s. ace. 2s. t).—Underhand Chop. (14in. log.) Heat winners £l—4oos, 200 s. 100 s. 40s. Yom. 145.. ace. Os. 10. —Married Ladies’ Race.—Trophies. 11. —Single Ladies’ Race. —Trophies. I.2.—Sheep Guessing Competition. Yom. Is.

Novelty Event*, galore for young ami old. RULES AND REGULATIONS. Nominations for Events 1,2, 4, o, 7, S. and 9, close 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 I*. Special train arrangements from and to Grevmonth. GRAND BALL TN THE EVENING. Excellent nr r a moments. \y f? r*T, A PEE. T-T r ,n. Sec. A. ML PEEBLES, Treasurer-