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RACING TAKAPUNA TOCKEV r’LUB AKAPUNA OCKEY V/'EUB (Incorporated). S DIMER DIMER Meeting. issn. EETIXG, 1930. I ACCEPTANCES for all events for the FIRST DA A' close at the Club's Office, 67 Shortland Street, on FRIDAY NEXC, the 24th inst., by 5 p.m. F. D. McVAY. Secretary. RC c ► AGING LACING (INC.) R CLUB LUB NOMINATIONS for All Events close with the Secretary, Rotorua, at 9 p.m., and with Mr. A. J. Farquhar, Secretary, Avondale Jockey Club, Victoria Street, Auckland, at 5 p.m., FRIDAY, 24th in&t. E. LA TROBE HILL, Secretary. Rotorua. P.O. Box 105. Phones: Office 110, Residence 2. TROTTING rpiE a i X e -tXi T! r ll V^L Anneal t>ace iifEETixc. NNUAL XVACE iU-EETING. SATURDAY, JANUARY QK 1930, AT U R DAY, JANUARY n+iJ* 1930, At TE AROHA. WHERE THE SPORTSMEN MEET, SPECIAL TRAINS and Holiday Excursion Fares on all lines. First race starts about 12 noon. G. A. BUSH, Secretary. Trotting vent. R O T T I N G ill V E N T. MATA MATA A. AND P. SHOW. FEBRUARY 25, 1930. OPEN HANDICAP, 1£ miles, in Harness. Under New Zealand Trotting Association Rules. First, £2O; second, £5. Entry £l. Entries close with undersigned on February 12. F. BANKS, Secretary. Matamata. WINES FOR SAXE Auckland wine co., 4-6 Rutland St.— Choice Sweet Frontignac, 35s per case. BUY New Zealand’s best at 55s a case; others, 30s upward. Indisputably highest values obtainable.—Direct from Bird wood Vineyards, Henderson. GOOD Port Wine, 12s Gd gallon, at depot; bring two gallon iars.— Corban’s Wines, Fort St. INVALID Fort, 455; Claret, .455; Red, 4Ss; Sherry, 48s; Extra Special Sherry, 60s; Special Reserve Port, 60s; freight paid, delivery free.—Corban’s. “The Wine People,” 31 Fort St., Auckland. Phone 42-463: or Mt Lebanon Vineyards. Henderson. PUPILS WANTED MISS GREENWOOD’S Commercial School, Craig’s Buildings, Broadway, Newmarket.—Classes resume Wednesday, January 22. PARNELL School of Motoring, 22 Brighton Rd.-r-Driving and technical instruction; day or evening classes. Certificates guaranteed.—Phone 41-732, or call for particulars. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS VEGETARIAN Dinners, Is 6d, served in delightful surroundings.—Queen St., opposite His Majesty’s. Eat for Health.

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