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Taranaki Daily News, 10 February 1921, Page 3

1921 Model Ford Car. Fitted with Electric Starter and headlights, demountable rims, nonSiad rear tyres, extra rim, tyre and cairier, one-man hood, and sloping windscreen. r INSPECTION INVITED. H. DERBY AND CO., LICENSED FORD DEALERS. DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH. ’PHONE Day or Night, 355. ~~ v f 1 WI L>' ‘ Willard Service ! ——«j ‘I Station: * STAINTON 8 CO., I I ■''TfjH 332-338 Devon St., : NEW PLYMOUTH. Distributors: .C? Thos. Ballinger & Co. till., ' We!Hnot«n. We can help you keep that old battery of yours going a lot longer if you’ll come in now and again and let us look it over. But when it’s worn out, we want you to have a better one. Let us direct you to car owners who have learned what a saving there is in a “WILLARD" BATTERY with ' 'libber insulation. OOLOBERG At

JJRENUI gPORTS £JLUB. ANNUAL SPORTS. Io be held on the URENUI RECREATION GROUND on THURSDAY, Feb. 24, 1921. Hnndl^ppers; W. H Fuller and C. A. Rumball. EVENTS. No. 1.—150 Yards Maiden Race, post entry 2s 6d. First 30s, second 10s. No. 2.—1 MUa Cycle Race, nom, 3s. First 50s, second'2os, third 103. No. 3.—l2in. Handicap (Chop), local. Nom. 3s. First 50s, second 30s, third 10s. No. 4.—100 Yards Urenui Handicap. Nom. ss, First 100 s, second 30s, third 10s. No. 5—2 Mile Bicycle Race. Nom. 4s, First 60s, second 20s. third 10s. No 6.—880 Yards Handicap Foot Race. Nom. 4s. First 60s, second 203, third 10s. No. 7.—l2in. Handicap Chop. Nom. 4s. First 60s, second 20s, third 10s. No. 8 —220 Yards Handicap. Nom 4s. First 60s, second 255, third 10s. No. 9.—Boys’ Race, under 16. Post entry Is. First 10s. second ss. No. 10.—Ladies’ Race; Trophy. No. 11. —440 Yards Handicap. Nom. 4s. First 80s, second 255, third 10s. No. 12 —Boys’ Race, under 14. Post Entry 6d. Trophy. No. 13.—15 in. Handicap Chop. Nom. ss. First 100 s. second 30s, third 10s. No. 14. —Relay Race, 880 Yards Nom. 10s per team . First 60s, second 10s. No. 15. —1 Mile Handicap. Nom. 4s. First 70s, second 30s, third 10s. No. 16.—150 Yards Local Handicap. Nom. 3s, First 40s, second 10s. No. 17.—Stepping the Chain. Post Entry Is. Prize 20s. No. 18.—Forced Handicap. Winners 2s>A>d, Losers Is. First 40s, second 20s, third 10s. Nominations close on Tuesday, February 15, 1921. Handicaps will appear about February 18. Points prize for events 4,6, 8, 11, 15, 18. Points to count 5,3, and 1. The Committee reserve the right to postpone the sports and make any alterations that may be deemed necessary. Four starters or no race, 6 starters or no second prize. Competitors must be ready to compete when hailed upon Children's Races throughout the day. Luncheon and Refreshment Booths on the ground. Annual Ball will be held in the evening. Admission to Ball —Gents 5?, Ladies 2s fid. * Admission to Grounds—Under 12 frep, over 12 Is. ORCHESTRAL MUSIC. G. N. FULLER, D. L. TATE, Joint Secs. H. A. NUTTALL, rpHE Electric Massaging, Shampooing, { and Hairdressing Saloon. Just arrived—New and up-to-date itock of Smokers’ requirements, Cigar* •ttes, Tobacco, Cigars, Soaps, Razors, Combs, Brushes, Face Creams, etc. Ladies’ Private Parlor for Trimming, Singeing, Shampooing. As up-to-date as any city establish - At H. A. NUTTALL’S, BRIDGE