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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 137, 1 December 1911, Page 8

DK2MaB2BSLaBa&. 101 :: SHOW SUITS:: Eveiy man in Taranaki is sure to be a visitor to one or other of our Agricultural Shows, and to appear otherwise than well-dressed would be an injustice both to yourself and your family. If you are not provided with a good, stylish, fitting suit come at once to us, and we can fit you out to your perfect satisfaction, both in regard to price as well as quality, style and finish. We instance below four very special suits:— SMART STRIPED SUITS of pretty striped tweeds. All wool and guaranteed all pure wool. Tailormade, in newest style, and every suit lioxed. Stripes are neat and not at all glaring. Very special price. 49s M INDIGO BELWARP SUITS A new weave, in a fine indigo serge, in nice soft finish th'won't go shiny. Superbly tailored and cut in the very latest style. A new model that will make us many friends. Will not spot or lose color. FINE STRIPED WORSTEDS Beautiful new designs in brov greens and blues. Delightfully t' and shaded. Fabrics are sheei worsteds, guaranteed to give vice. Made in the very with 10-inch vent and roll collar INDIGO VENETIAN SUIT A lovely fine lustrous cloth. Ver. dark blue in shade and guaranteed absolutely fadeless. Made with new long roll collar, American shoulders, long length, 10-inch vent, leathers on bottom of trousers, and buttoned hip pocket. A perfect masterpiece. OSS

-rahotu w est C oast AXEMEN'S carnival ELEVENTH annual gathering. Affiliated under N.Z.A. and N.Z.A. &C. Union. To be held at the ■RECREATION Q.ROUNDS RAHOTU, MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1912. PROGRAMME: NOVICE CHOP, 12-inch block; Ist, 30b; entrance la 6d. MAIDEN CHOP, 12-inch block; Ist 40s, tod 10s; nomination Is 6d, acceptance Is. PRESIDENT'S CHOP (Handicap), 15inch block; lat 80s, 2nd 20s, 3rd 10s; nomination 3s, acceptance 2s 6d. WEST COAST AXEMEN'S CHOP (Handicap), 18-inch log; Ist £l2- "2 nd 40s, 3rd 2©s; nomination 7 s 6d, ac- ® ceptance ss. LOCAL CHOP (handicap), 12-inch log; lit 50s, 2nd 10s; nomination 2s, acceptance Is fid. UNDERHAND CHOP (handicap), 15-inch log; Ist 60s, 2nd 2H, 3rd 7s «d; nomination 3s, acceptance 2s. MAIDEN SAWING COMPETITION, 15inch log; Ist 30s, 2nd 10s; nomination Is 6d, acceptance Is. (Doublehanded.) SAWING HANDICAP, 18-inch log; Ist 80s, 2nd 30s, 3rd 10s; nomination 3s 6d, acceptance 2s. (Doublehanded.) SAWING HANDICAP, 18-inch log; fiist 50s, 2nd 15s; nomination 2s, acceptance Is. (Single-handed.) NOVICE CYCLE, 1 mile; Ist 20s, second 10s; entrance Is fid. MAIDEN CYCLE HANDICAP, 1 mile; Ist 30s, 2nd- 10s; nomination Is fid, acceptance Is fid. 800RCHER CYLCE HANDICAP, two miles; let 50s, 2nd 15s, 3rd ss. CONSOLATION CYCLE RACE, l'/ 2 miles, sweepstake of Is, with 10s added. BOYS' RACE, 150 yds; Ist 7s 6d, 2nd 2s 6d; nomination free. STEPPING THE WEIGHT-GUES=* 20s; entry Is. THROUGHOUT DAY. RUL ) REGULATIONS. CHOPPL\G in SAVING EVENTS {tinder the Rules of the N.Z. Axemen's Association). Nominations close with the Secretary, Rahotu, and Mr. T. E. Hardy, Eltham, on December 12, 1911. Non)iip'i"M must be accompanied by the ii'..-,ary fees and performances, other-' they will not be accepted. In ihe DOUBLE-HANDED SAWING EVENTS name of mate must be given, otliprwi.se nomination will not be accepted. Handicaps will appear in the Taranaki Daily News, Budget and Opunake Times on or about December 21. Acceptances close on December 26. O CMXG EVENTS (run under the rules of the N.Z. Athletic and Cycling Lnion). Nominations (accompanied by the necessary past performances) close on December 12, 1911. Handicaps will appear in the Taranaki Daily News, Budget and Opunake Times on or about December 21. Acceptances at 11 a.m. on day of sport 9. GENERAL.—For correct order of starting, see books. Five competitors or no event. The Committee hold the right to postpone or alter programme. A pistol shot will be fired two minutes before each event, any competitor not on the mark will be left. This rule will be strictly adhered to. All frames will be charged 10? each. For ?hi> convenience of the competitors, Mr. F. E. Hardy, Eltham, will receive nominatioas and acceptances. Luncheon provided on the ground. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Members' Ticket, .is. Admission t* Grounds: Adults Is, Children fid, vehicles free, horses 6d. A GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE Will be held in the evening. T. E. PARSONS, Secretary, Rahotu. t Y OU ean get It cheaper at the Red Pott. gEND -t j- next PRINTING Order to' <.»> "Daily News." Price# right' ml mtwteetion /guaranteed. )

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NOW OX SALE. THE NEW ZEALAND TURF REGISTER For SEASON IJUO-11. IfiULL AND ACCURATE REPORTS 01 THE PAST SEASON'S RACING , (INCLUDING TROTTING) IN NEW ZEALAND. I ENTRIES, ETC., FOR PRINCIPAL FUTURE EVENTS. TABLES OF WINNERS. RULES OF RACING. WINNING OWNERS WINNING HORSES. WINNING SIRES. And other interesting Sporting Matter of Valuable Character. A new feature has been introduced in the index, which is so compiled that the performances of each horse, whether !rst, second, third or unplaced, are ihown, while the names of the handicap, pers for each race meeting are also' given. Published at the Office of "THE WEEKLY PRESS and REFEREE," Cathedral Square and Worcester Street. Christchurch, N.Z., where orders (addressed to the Manager) should be sent' ;a AT ONCE to prevent disappointment, is only a limited number will be oublshed. r