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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 895, 12 February 1930, Page 3

RACING Bargaville ARGAVILLE SUMMER UMMER SATURDAY AND IfOXDAY, Saturday and ailonday, FEBRUARY r EBRUARY 22 AND AND 24, 1900. 1930. ACCEPTANCES for all Events for the First Day close with the Secretary at Dargaville on FRIDAY. February 14. 1900, and for the Second Day at 9 p.m. on SATURDAY, February 22, 1930. J. P. ST AN AAV AY. Secretary, Dargaville. Phone 79; P.O. Box 17. Ij'ftAXKLIX PACING RAXKLIX XtACIXG (Incorporated) c LUB. LUB. R: ACE ACE Meeting EETING To be Held on the Club’s Course at Pukekohe, on CJ ATURDAY, MARCH SATURDAY, UTAaRCH 8, PROGRAMME : (Approved by the Auckland District Committee) 1— PUNI HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of ISO sovs. Minimum weight, 9 stone. Nominations. £l. Acceptances. £1 10s. Distance, about 1 mile and five furlongs. 2 BOMBAY HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. For three-year-olds and upwards that have, not won an advertised flat race at time of starting. Nominions. £l. Acceptances, £1 10s. Distance, 6 furlongs. 3 WAIUKU HACK HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Nominations. £l. Acceptances, £1 10s. Distance, 6 furlongs. 4 FRANKLIN HANDICAP, of 450 sovs. Nominations, £l. Acceptances, £3. Distance, 1J miles. 5 HACK HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Nominations, £l. Acceptances, £1 10s. Distance, 1 mile and one furlong. 6 FLYING HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. Nominations, £l. Acceptance, £2. Distance. 6 furlongs. 7 BUCKLAND HACK HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. Minimum weight, 8 stone. Nominations. £l. Acceptances. £1 10s. Distance about 7 furlongs and 22 yards. S —PUKEKOHE HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Nominations. £l. Acceptances, £1 10s. Distance, about 7 furlongs and 22 yards. Nominations for all events close, with the Secretary, Pukekohe, or with Mr. A. .T. Farquhar, Secretary, Avondale Jockey Club, Victoria Street, Auckland, at 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, February Weights will appear on Monday, February 24. (Morning paper). Acceptances will close with the Secretary, Pukekohe, or with Mr. A. J. Farquhar, Secretary, Avondale Jockey Club, Victoria Street, Auckland, at 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, February 28. A. P. DAYSIT, Secretary. P.O. Box 47, Pukekohe. Phones: Office 326; Private 58. Rotorua tracing plub OTORUA JIVaCING VJLUB (INCORPORATED). Annual dace NNUAL XV ACE M EETING. EETING. A RAW A T 3 ARK T3ACECOURSE RAWA X ARK XVaCECOURSE SATURDAY AND 1%/TONDAY, ATURDAY AND "XoNDAY, February -| pr and -i EBRUARY Xtl AND X I » FIRST RACE ABOUT 11.45 A.M. RECORD ACCEPTANCES. EXCURSION RAILWAY FARES FROM ALL STATIONS. Special Train from Frankton Junction and Return Each Day.

ADMISSION: Lawn and Stand:— Gents 7s 6d Ladies 5s Od Outside Enclosure .. 2s Od E. LA TROBE HILL, Secretary. RETURN ROTORUA RACES TOURIST SIGHT-SEEING CO.’S SEDAN will leave AARD Office, Dilworth Building, Friday, 14th, returning TUESDAY, 18th. This is a fine chance to see the races or do the sights of Rotorua, travelling for miles along the banks of the Waikato and through the beautiful Mamaku Bush. BOOK SEATS EARLY Phone 44-656, 45-360. SUBSCRIBERS DESIROUS OF SEEING The qun HE OUN while absent from the city on Holiday are requested to notify District Runners, or Phone Sun Office. 46-820. AGENCIES ESTABLISHED IN ALL PROVINCIAL TOWNS. The Sun Is obtainable Dally at the following Holiday resorts:— ARAPUNI—T. Stephenson ARATAPU—A. J. Daniel BUCKLAND'S BEACH—V. Vogt BROWN’S BAT—Mrs. E. Wilkinson COROMAN DEL—O. McCormick CAMBRIDGE—AIbiston HENDERSON VALLE Y—L. Pollard HO WICK—J. Robertson HELENSVILLE—Mrs. L. Nicol HUAPAl —J. McKinlay % HIKURANGI—Mrs. Ralsbeck HUNTER VILLE—H- Towers HOBSONVILLE—P. R. Osborne KAMO—S Bowyer, Whangarei KEREPEEHI—L. Durraan KARANGAHAKE—Mrs. Everett KAIKOHE—W. M. Wilkinson KOHU KOHU—Low-Sargeant KAWAKAWA—V. Cole. KATIKATI—L. Klee KAITAU-A. Watson MORRINSVILLE—S J. Coornbe MERCURY BAY—H. Osborne MATAMATA—J. D. Rlvett MAMAKU—CivaI and Company MAMAKU—Haywood and Amson MATATA—H. Lees NGONGOTAHA—Mrs. Whitely NGONGOTAHA—Mrs. K. Davies NGARUAW AHIA—R. Eyre OSTEND— (Waiheke)—E. E. Binns, s.s. Onewa OTOROHANGA—C. W. Harte OTOROHANGA-D. Yeo OPOTOKI—W J. Newell OHURA—Mrs. M. Mclntyre PAEROA—Mrs. M. J. Dunlop PUKEKOHE—Mrs. H. E. Churches PORTLAND—J. Gillespie PUTARURU—WiIton PUTARURU—Mrs. P. Rolf© ROTORUA—L. Ewert RUSSELL—Tom Brooker, York SL RAETIHI—C. W. Rait RAETIHI—A. W. Ashwell SWANSON—A Perris St. HELIERS—M. Hutton, Willow St. PALMERSTON NORTH—FIa veil (Railway Bookstall) TE ATATU—W. Illingworth TOKOROA—G. Fryei TAURANGA—C. Clarke Novelty Stores THAMES—B. D. Chapman TE AROHA—J. D. Rivett TE AROHA—Mrs. DeveraU RETURN