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Taranaki Daily News, 14 January 1922, Page 3

: Men! Brogues are fine for ; Summer Wear. G( if Every fellow has his own ideas about ♦ k brogues. One fancies black, another tan T ► t —some are easy about the colour—all (ay\ , r X ► are agreed that fot downright summer B X ► comfort there is no footwear to equal 4? * J 4 * brogues. 2 ’ It is not much use “H.B.’s” telling 4 k you how good brogues are. You know! k Know further, that £ 3 « ! ’ 111 X : Ul JU | ; MEN’S TAN BROGUE SHOtIS pr 0............• New Price 32/0 S ! MEN’S BLACK CALF BROGUE SHOES 3 2 / 6 J • MEN’S TAN WILLOW CALF BROGUE SHOES .. .-.-s.. 47/6 1 WE DO REPAIRS NEARLY & ECONOMICALLY. "\ X' New Clothing | Zealand Factory. | I rtf new Plymouth. X CHRISTMAS PRICES IN PART WORN MOTOR CARS. TRUCKS AND , MOTOR CYCLES. \ ''PHIS is the season of the year when we all wish each other well, and. ; A the motoring public will no doubt appreciate to the full that, besides' l t the usual compliments of the season, we offer them a tangible form of the goodwill extended, by placing before them good part-worn cars, trucks and \ motor cycles at prices far below their value. 1 5-seater FORD, in good order |£l3o ’ 1 5-seater FORD, newly painted, with elec, light & self starter, [£l9s. 1 FORD LIGHT DELIVERY I £l5O 1 FORD 1-TON TRUCK, with spare rim, tyre and tube, body with drop sides; only done a few months’ work 1£225 1 HUMBER LIGHT TRUCK I £loo 1 REGAL 1-Ton -30 Cwt. TRUCK |£l7s 1 1917-18 MODEL INDIAN MOTOR CYCBE r .— . .wy. | £OO 1 ELECTRIC MODEL INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE '£Bs 1 CLEVELAND 2-STROKE, only done few miles '£7s At some period during our lives great opportunities are offered. Thia is yours. Seize it! SOLD EITHER FOR CASH OR ON TERMS. V, SOLE TARANAKI AGENTS: THOMAS & JOHNSON SOLE AGBNT6, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Opposite Red House Hotel. B DON’T FORGET! .WILLARD THREADED RUBBER IN-i SULATION gives you most miles of uninterrupted serivce for your money. ALL MODELS IN STOCK. / J Stainton & Co., Ltd. , PHONE 732—190, WILLARD SERVICE STATION. P.O, BOX 142. 1

TTRENUI QPORTS CLUB., ANNUAL SPORTS. \ To be held on the Urenul Sports 1 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1922. £lOO CASH PRIZES - £lOO START AT 11 A.M. PROMPT. (Run undqr the auspices of N.Z. Athletic and Cycle Union). Judges: Messrs. R. H. Pigott, A. H. Ualcombe, and S. Beauchamp. Handicapper: Mr. C. A. Burke. Starter: Mr. R. Tate. PROGRAMME. 1. 150 Yards Maiden Race. Post entry 23. First 30s, second 10s. ' 2. —l2in. Handicap Chop (local). Nom. 4s. First 50s, second 20s, third 10s. 3. —l2O Yards' Urenul Handicap. Nom. 12s Gd. First £lO, second 5Cs, third 20s. 4. —Sack Race, 50 yards. Post entry Js. First 15s, second ss. 5. —l2in. Handicap Chop. Nom. 7s 6d. First £6, second 50s, third 20s. 6-—220 Yards Handicap. Nnon. 6s. Fir.* £5, second 40s, third 10s. 7. —Catching Greasy Pig. Post entry Is. Winner, pig. 8. —l2O Yards Local Handicap. Noni. 2s Gd. First £1 and gold medal, second loa. 9. —lsin? Handicap Chop. Nom. 12s »Jd. First £lO, second 50s, third 20s. 10. —440 Yards Handicap. Nom. 6s. First £5 second 40s, third iOs. 11. —Potato Race. Post, entry Is. First 20s, ' second ss. 12. 120 Yards Hurdles (3ft.). Nom. 2s 6d. First 50s, second 20s. 13. —Stepping the Chain. Entrance Is. First 20s. 14. —BBO Yards Handicap. Nom. ss. First £4, second 30s, third 10s. 15. —Bandsmen’s Race (with Instruments). First trophy. 16. —Ladies’ Race. First trophy. 17. —One Mile Handicap. Nom. ss. First £4, second 30s, third 10s. 18. —Obstacle Race. Post entry 2s. First 30s, second 10s. 19. —Forced Handicap. Entrance: Winners 2s 6s, losers Is. First 40s, second 20s, ;hird 10s. WAITARA BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE. NOMINATIONS close THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1922. All fees unust accompany nominations, otherwise not. accepted. HANDICAPS will appear about FEBRUARY 14, 1922. Four starters or no race. Six starters or no second priae. Points prize, gold medal, for events 3,6, 10. 14 and 17. Points to count 5, 3 and 1. The Committee reserve the right to postpone the sports and make any alteration t‘iey may deem necessary. The Committee reserve the rlgh to re-han-dicap any competitor. REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE ON GROUND. HOT WATER FREE. THE ANNUAL BALL WILL BE HELD ON 'THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1922. (Orchestral music.) Admission to grounds 2s. School children free. Admission to ball: Gentlemen ss, ladies 2s 6d. J. S. O’NEILL, / D. L. TATE, Joint Hon. Secs.