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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 367, 30 May 1928, Page 3

RACING. AUCKLAND TyiNTER iyj"EETING, 1928. JgLLERSLIE JJACECOURSE. J UNE 2, 4 AND 6. 14 FIRST RACE ABOUT JJ J EACH ADMISSION : To Racecourse— Each Person 3 s 6d Vehicles 2s 6d Leger Enclosure— Each Person os Od Grandstand— Gentlemen 12s 6d Ladies 7s 6d Children under 12 will NOT be admitted to the Grandstand Enclosure. No person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1908, followed the occupation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker’s Clerk, no disqualified or undesirable pfj'son, will be permitted to the Ellerslie Racecourse during the Winter Meeting, and if any such person is found on such Course he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for ti*espass. The promotion of sweeps is prohibited, and any person infjLinging this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. W. S. SPENCE, T£ K UITI UITI R ACING ACING c LUB. LUB. Annual nnual R ACE ACE M EETING. EETING. AT TT'LLERSLIE, AT. J-iLLERSLIE, JUNE UNE QA AND TULY O OH AND WULY 1928. PROGRAMME (Abbreviated): SATURDAY, JUNE 30. HUNTERS’ HURDLES RACE (Handicap), of 150sovs. Two miles. AWAKINO HANDICAP, of 200sovs. Seven furlongs. TE KUITI HANDICAP, of 400sovs. One HURDLE RACE (Handicap), of 150sovs. (Special Hack conditions.) One mile and a-half. OTOROHANGA STEEPLECHASE (Handicap), of 200sovs. For Hacks and Qualified Hunters. About three miles. TE KUMI HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. (Special Hack conditions.) One mile. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 250sovs. Six furlongs. MONDAY, JULY 2. KING COUNTRY HURDLE RACE (Handicap), of 250 sovs. Two miles. HANGATIKI HANDICAP, of 150SOVS. (Hack conditions.) Seven furlongs. WAITOMO HANDICAP, of 350sovs. One mile; MOKAU HANDICAP, of 200sovs. Seven furlongs. MANIAPOTO STEPLECHASE HANDICAP (open), of 300sovs. About three miles. MAIROA HANDICAP, of 150sovs. (Hack conditions.) One mile and a-quarter. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 250SOVS. Six furlongs. NOMINATIONS for ALL EVENTS close with the undersigned at 97 Shortland Street, Auckland, on FRIDAY, June 8, 1928, by 5 p.m. ACCEPTANCES for FIRST DAY close at above address on FRIDAY, June 22, by 5 p.m. complete Programme in “n.z. Referee’’ and “N.Z. Sporting and Dramatic Review,” or obtainable from the Secretary for the Race Meeting. W.‘ S. SPENCE, Secretary for Race Meeting. 97 Shotland Street, Auckland. Telegrams: “ARCLUB,” Auckland. WANTED TO BUY, ARTIFICIAL Teeth, any condition, prewar preferred; up to £3 paid.— Pearline Co., 9 Security Buildings. OOKS —Complete Libraries or Small Collection s Pu rchased.—Ardilaun’s, 466 Queen St. (opp. Myers Park). CHAIRS, second-hand, up to 50, required; state price. —A. T. Morris, Faulkner Rd., Nortlicote. RABBITS, unskinned, and Skins; send for terms and price list.—H. Kidd and Co., Box 987 Auckland. WE will buy Furniture, any quantity, for cash —Robertson, Auctioneer, Queen St., opp Courfa. Phone 43-025. AA WORTH of clean used FurnldJ 1 vJvr ture required daily to replace sales.—Ansell, Auctioneer, Phone 41-918. PARNELL SHOPPING*. CLOCK, Watch, and Jewellery Repairs can be relied on when done by Webster Bros,. Jewellers. ELECTRO PLATERS. ATRIAL is All We Want.—Nicholas and Whaley, 68A, Albert St. Phone 44-644.

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