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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 925, 19 March 1930, Page 3

RACING AUTUMN MEETING. \T’KDNESDAT AND » EDNESDAY AND I HURSDAY, MARCH 26 AND 27, 1030. ACCEPTANCES for the FIRST DAT'S RACES close on FRIDAY, March 21. 1030, at 0 p.m. V. T. DIBBLE. P.O. Box 52. Palmerston Xorth. Telephone 6261. I>AY OF PLENTY TOCKEY pLUB >AY OF 1 LENTY m J OCKEY VLUB (INC.) 31 EETING, EETING, SATURDAY, -\TAKCU ATURDAY. i’i ARCH 99 FIRST RACE 11.50 A.M. Excursion Fares 27s Auckland by N.S.S. Co. leaving Auckland 7 p.r 21. Leaving Tauranga Gd. Return from , Ltd.. Clansman, n. Friday, March 7 p.m. Race Day. Holiday Excursion Fares by Special Race Trains on Saturday, March 22. Leaving Frankton Junction G.lO a.m., Hamilton 6.16, Morrinsville 7 a.m., Te Aroha 7.37. Paeroa, S.2S, Waihi 9.2, Thames North 7.5, Thames South 7.10 a.m. Connect Itace Train at Paeroa. Return train leaves Strand 6 p.m. From Taneatua and ■way stations by TanaetuaAuckland express, leaves Taneatua S a.m. Return train leaves Strand 5.50 p.m. for Te Puke, Matata, Taneatua and way stations. S. GEO. WILLCOCK, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES (GEORGE CAIN Welding Works have X opened branch works, centrally situated, at 7 Cook St. rpHE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE X COMPANY, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Books of the above Company will be closed from the 4tli to the 17th day of APRIL, 1930, both days inclusive, prei paratory to payment of dividend, i By order of the Board. JAMES MORTON, For General Manager. Auckland, March 19, 1930. rp H AN K S. On behalf of the Mangere Carnival Committee, I desire to tender sincere thanks to our many kind friends who assisted in making our recent Carnival a huge success, and for donations of money, trophies, produce, etc., and for use of side-shows. To Misses Long, Cain and Ellis, Merry Jester Troupe and the Otahuhu Wrestling Club, the Union Steam Ship Company, and the New Zealand Shipping Company for use of flags, the Auckland Harbour Board for use of festoons and coloured lights, the Maori Troupes under Leaders Wilson and Pai, also firms who took part in procession, and the public generally for their patronage during our four days’ fair. Prizewinners will receive in the course of the next few days cash prizes and trophies not yet claimed. STAN RICKARDS, Hon. Organiser. Taylor Rd., Mangere. March 19, 1930. ELECTRICAL WORK & SUPPLIES A LLUM Electrical Co., Ltd., Anzac Avenue, Auckland, for highest-grade Eiectrical Installations. —Phones 44-413.’ 46-611, 40-739. ALL Classes of Electrical Installations carried out under personal supervision.—Watson. Steele and Canley, Ltd.. Wellesley Sti W.

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