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Taranaki Daily News, 25 May 1922, Page 3

z UESS ti Put Wings on Your Car 1 i 'HAT’S the sensation you’ll get with Big Tree Motor Spirit in your tank. •*■ For you don’t feel the road under you. You just think of going somewhere —swiftly, surely with a tireless force in your engine and a steady even beat like the motion of pinions. Every drop of Big Tree Motor Spirit gives full account of the quality in it. It all burns. None is left to trickle into the vitals of your engine, and break down your lubrication. Big Tree works smoothly, cleanly. It doesn’t foul engines nor spark plugs. It’s economy itself, because it gives you full mileage. Away with worry about your carburettor. For Big Tree has the range of performance that makes tinkering unnecessary. Once it’s set, you just drive up ..di and down dale, with power flowing like the streams you pass. Now is the time to use the best motor spirit you can get. And remember the auto-engines were designed to bur good motor spirits. For full power, full mileage, tank up with the fuel that is used by most car-owners. < v B o li™, IL. § Kll MOTOR SPIRIT

What Better Proof could you have of the regard in which “Amber* Tips” Tea is held than the fact that its sales have increased every year for twenty-five years ? “Amber T ips” is a blend of Ceylon’s choice FINE Teas. And FINE teas, remember, represent the utmost in quality, flavour, and economy. tow.n t( A TIDQ” The term ••fine" U <ueJ by 1 M Mid tea experts to describe only the better grades. They cost T? 9 fi 1 a little more per pound, but g lif R* g &CL much less per cup.

rpARATA QLUB’S gPORTS JUNE ist, 1922. To be held in THE TARATA DOMAIN < (Under the N.Z. Athletic-Cycling Club Union Rules.) PROGRAMME. CHOPS. Maiden 12in. First prize £1 10s, second 10s. Nom. 3s. Open 12in. First £5, second £l. Nom. 6s. Open lain. First £7, 2nd £2. Nom. 9a. SAWING. z Single Handed, one cut, 18in. First £2 10s, 2nd 10a. Nom. 4s. Double Handed, 2 cuts, 18in. First £5, 2nd £l. Nom. 6s. Open Double Handed, one cut, 18in. First £2, second 10s. Nom., 3s. RUNNING. - *«cal 75 Yards. First £l. Nom. 2s. Post entries. Open 100 Yards. First £2, second 10s. Nom. 3s. Open 220 Yards. First £2, 2nd 10s. Nom. 3s. HORSE EVENTS (Post Entries.) Open Jump. First £2, 2nd £l. Nom. 3s. Turning Event. First £l, 2nd 10s. Nom. 2/3. Wrestling on Horseback. First £4, 2nd £2. Nom. £1 for team of four. Rescue Race. First £l, 2nd 10s. Nom. 2/6. Tilting Ring. First £l, 2nd 10s. Nom. 2s 6d. MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS. Bbeep Guessing. First £l. Entrance Is. Greasy Pig. First 10s. Entrance Is. Sheaf Tossing. First 10s. Entrance Is. Throwing Cricket Ball-. First 10s, Entrance Is. Married Ladles’ Bare. Sweepstake. Eatrance 6d. Single Ladies* Race. Sweepstake. Entrance 6d. NaU Driving. First 10s. Entrance 6d. CONDITIONS. The committee reserves the right to postpone sports and to make any alterations they deem necessary. Nominations close .on May 23, and must be accompanied by cask. No late nominations.. Competitors must send in last two years’ performances. If no performances for two years, last two, if any, to be stated. Six starters or no second. Four or no race. Sp-orts to commence at 10.30 a.m. sharp. admission.—Adults is 6d, school ch I,d " * Befreshments on Grounds. - GRAND BALL IN EVENING Mrs Bianchi’s Orchestra. Sit-down Supper. JP, D'SSANNZSSEY A n PATERSON,