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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 13 May 1925, Page 1

FAIRLIE HUNT. POINT-TO-POINT STEEPLECHASES. THURSDAY, 28th MAY. To Start at 2 p.m. 1 DISTRICT STEEPLECHASE (Handicap) Firet Trophy 6 Soys., Second Trophy 3 Soys., Third Trophy 1 Sov. Distance, About 3 miles. Minimum weight list. Entry Fee, 10/-. 2 OPEN STEEPLECHASE (Handicap) First Trophy value 10 Soys., Second Trophy 4 Sovs., Third Prize, Trophy 2 Soys. Distance, about 3 Miles. Minimum weight list. Entry Fee, 10/-. 3 HACK RACE (Handicap) First Prize Trophy 3 Sovs., Second Trophy 2 Sovs. Distance, about 7 Furlongs. Entry Fee, 10/-. 4 HUNTERS’ PLATE HANDICAP. Trophies presented by the Ladies. Distance, about 1J miles. Entry Fee, 10/-. Event No. 1 for Hunters the property of members of S.C. Hunt residing in Mackenzie County, qualified in the Mackenzie County, Season 1925. No horse to have won an advertised race of 50 sovs. Event No. 2 for Qualified Hunters (Season 1925), the property of members of a Hunt, which have never won an advertised race of 50 sovs., hunters races excepted. Events Nos. 3 and 4 for Horses, the bona-fide property of members of a Hunt. Horses will be accommodated at Fairlie Free of Charge. ENTRIES FOR ALL EVENTS close with the Secretary on WEDNESDAY, 20 th MAY, at 5 p.m. H. H. FRASER, Secretary. P.O. Box 57, Timaru. Telegraphic Address: “Alliance,” Timaru. TIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL. WATERWORKS. '"TAKE NOTICE that Pigs Tres- -*■ passing on the Water Race Reserve or any part of the Waterworks will be DESTROYED without further notice. D. VIRTUE, Town Clerk. NOTICE. PURSUANT to the Terms of “The r Banking Act, 1908,” THURSDAY, 14th May, 1925, the date of the Funeral of the late Prime Minister, is hereby appointed a Special Bank Holiday throughout the Dominion. ST. JOHN’S TENNIS CLUB’S CARNIVAL. RESULTS OF COMPETITIONS. Thursday Evefiing - Mrs Wurn. Miss Norah Scannell, Rev. Father O Meeghan, Mrs Wurn. Friday Evening: Mr Coalman, Mrs P. Sherry, Miss S. Kane, Mr F. Ryan. Mr G. G. Crosbie, Miss S. Delury. Saturday Evening: Miss P. Lynch, Mrs Wildermo.th, Miss McAteer, Mr P. Hogan, Mr McManus, Miss Mary Mellor, Miss Cri'mmins, Mrs McCulloch, Mrs W. Moore, Mrs Neason. Monday Evening: Miss Alice Knight, C.F.C.A.; Mr Jas. McClafferty, Mrs King, Mr Dan. Pearce, Mr W. Moore, Master Geoffrey Thomas, Mrs C. Hall, Mr J. A. Murray, Miss Zita Beri, Mr P. Downey, Miss Rita Irving, Miss Mary Mellor, Mr E. Tovey, Miss G. Virtue, Mr A. M. Schaab, Mr G. Gamble, Mr W. Direen, Mr F. Ryan, Rev. Father P. Ginisty, Mr P. .1. Smyth, Mr W. McCulloch, Miss L. O’Donoghue, Mrs Lang, Miss E. Robb. "WEST END CROQUET CLUB. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the 1 West End Croquet Club, is POSTPONED until TUESDAY, May 19, at 3 p.m. C. PRICE, Hon. Sec.

NOTICE. JVJO FURTHER BOOKINGS at £2 Return to the Hermitage, will be taken alter THURSDAY, May 14. MT. COOK MOTOR CO., LTD. OTIPUA PAROCHIAL DISTRICT. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the A Parishioners, Postponed from Thursday, will bo held in the Hall, Otipua, on FRIDAY, May 15, at 7.30 p.m. Social Gathering subsequently. All Invited. Ladies, please bring a basket. MAY MITCHELL BROWN, L.A.B. of R.A.M. and R.C.M. PIANOFORTE AND HARMONY. LessonG given on the Steel Guitar. Term begins with First Lesson. STUDIO: ARCADE, over Beggs. Address: Sea view House. CLAREMONT. TNANCE, in aid of Miniature Rifle Club, will be held in the School on FRIDAY, 15th inst., at S p.m. T. A. ANDERSON, Hon. Sec., C.M.R.C. J. F. ROWE, NURSERYMAN, SOUTH END, GERALDINE. Homo on Mondays and Wednesday* to receivo orders. LEGAL. MESSRS BOLAND AND KNELL of Waimatc, Barristers and Solicitors, beg to intimate that they have commenced the practice of their profession on Wednesday, loth April, in t.he : r offices in James Meehan and Co.’s Buildiugs, George StraeC Tuna.-u, ii tonjunctiou with ttioiv practice at Wuitnate. F.BURR I L L , 6 THOMAS STREET, PAINTER, DECORATOR AND GLAZIER Protect your Property with good Paint. Distance no object.