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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 257, 4 May 1906, Page 3

Auction Salos: N.Z.L & M.A. CO., LTD. TE AWAMUTU—Saturday, May 5 OHAUPO—Turnip Sheep and Cattle Sale, Tuesday, May 8 RANGIRIRI —Wednesday, MaifclO CAMBRIDGE —Friday, May ljg!|| PlRONGlA—Saturday, May Public Notices. NOTICE. THE Auckland Star can be procured at the “Settler” Office, Kawhia. Subscribers required. BOR SALE. IfRUIT TREES, various varieties. ’ Cheap. For particulars apply— SETTLER OFFICE, Kawhia.

NOTICE. OUR Maori Company (18) is pre* pared to do any kind of work. Communications addressed to the undersigned will bo attended to immediately Charge- moderate. Hepi is manager of the company. H. MANUKOKAKA, Hauturu, Kawhia. H SKCMI WraiITMEW. ifl I THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY TEAS IN THE WORLD IN COMPARISON TO THE POPULATION OF ANY COUNTRY.

AmusementsKAWHIA AXEMEN'S CARNIVAL. (AFFILIATED WITH THE NEW ZEALAND AXEMEN’S ASSOCIATION). MAKETU, KAWHIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1906.

Pntrane—H» J. Gieenslade, Eeq , and F. W. Lang, Esq. President—W. A. Mason, Esq. Vice-presidents—Dr C. Campbell Jenkins, R. Barron, Esq., IL J. Durham. Esq., A W. Elliott, Esq., J, Shaw, Esq., W. D. Humphreys, Esq., W. Shaw, Esq., P. C. Rose, Esq., J. Randall, Esq. Judges—Messrs H. H. Pettit and D. Baird Handicappers—Messrs Prentice, Crotty, D. Coe, senr., and A. Ward. Tim?keepers—Messrs Jourdain and C. M. Wilson. Starter—Mr A. M. Symons, executive Committee-Messrs Pettit, Prentice, Juurdain, K. Newton and secretary. General Committee—Messrs Coe Bros , P. Campbell, A. L. Turrell, J. Ramsay, A. E, Warn, J. button, D. Coe, sr., H. Russell, P. Brough, Tj nan Bros., J. ’Purvey, A. Brown, F. Derecourt, W. Morgan, K. Newton and F. Pickering.

PROGRAMME (To Start at 11 a.m.): 1 100 Yards Open Handicap. Ist 20s, 2nd ss. Norn. 2s. Poet entry,’ 2 Maiden Handicap Chop, loin. block* Ist 30s, 2nd 10s. Nom. 2s, acc. Is 8 Drop Kicking Footbail. Ist 10s. F st entry \ Open Handicap Saw, 18in. block. Ist 30s, 2nd 10s Nom.2s. acc. Is 6 220 Yard* Open Handicap. Ist 30s» 2nd lOe. Nom. 2s, aco. Is C> Kawhia Cup Handicap Chop, 20in. block. Ist 2UOs, 2nd 30s, 3rd 10s. Nom. Bs, see, 7 Ladies’ Hand Sawing Competition, 6in. block. Trophy. Post entry free 8 Underhand Handicap Chop, 18in. Ist bOa, 2nd 20s. Nom. 3s,’ acc 2s 9 High Jump, flat 10s, 2nd sf*, Poet entry Is* 10 Second Handicap Chop, 18iu. blocks First 80s, 2nd 20s, Nom 3s, aco, 2a 11 Special Handicap Novico Chop, 12in. block. For those who competed in the Oparau Novice Chop or those that have never eompeted for public money. Ist 20s, 2nd is Nom. Is, acc. Is 12 Running and Chopping Handicap Chop, Bin. block. Ist 30s, 2nd 10s. Nom, 2s, acc Is 13 Boys’ Chop, under 16 years, Bin. block. Ist 3Ds, 2nd 10s, 3rd 5s (presented by Mr P. Basley, Auckland). Entry free; competitors to provide their own blocks. Entries close night before carnival.

CONDITIONS: Nominations and entries for events Nos, 2,4, 5,6, 8, 10, II ar.d 12 close with the secretary at Kawhia on TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1906, at 8 p.m. Handicaps will be declared in the Kawhia Settler on Friday, May 18th. Competitors must send in three last performances with entry, which must be accompanied by cash, together with a license fee of 2s 6d, Acceptances will bo received up till 8 a.m - of Friday, May 25th. Protests, together with a deposit of ss, mu-t be lodged with tlio Secretary within 10 minutes of the finish of the event. The decision of the executive committee shall in all coses be final, and must not be qius’ioned in any court of law, Two competitors or no event; three competitors or no second prize. REFRESHMENT BOOTH ON GROUND. zdmitiicn to Ground Is. Pance in Scott’s Hall in the Evening. E* C. FALWABBBB,