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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 307, 27 December 1924, Page 9

SPORTING. b mROITIXG pi,UB. jj . j 1 b ———. a SECOND DAT, I TyTOXDAT, -rjECEMBEE 9Q THIRD DAT, VyEDNESDAV, J-JECEMBEK O-l J HORSES must be in BIRDCAGE for the FIRST KACB at 11 o'clock a.m. each daj. r Admission, 1/6 each. J Lawn Enclosure, 6/ extra. £ Outside Stand, Ladles Free, Gentlemen 2/6 \ each extra. j; ChtlOren under 12 yeare will NOT be admitted to Grandstand Enclosure. C. F. MAKK. TSO Secretary. AUCKLAND mROTTIXG p>t/ÜB. ] ACCEPTANCES FOR ALL EVENTS ON '■ TICK SECOND PAY CLOSE WITH THK \ SECRETARY. DURHAM STREET EAST, ! TO-DAY (SATURDAY), AT 10 P.M. \\ C. V. MARK, ' 780 Secretary. j A UCEXAND TJACING /~ILUB. gUMMER TyrEETING, 1024-25. SECOND DAY. rpUESDAT, OAT 11, JANUARY "IST AND 9>"D. FIRST RACE AT 11.30 A.M. EACH DAI. ADMISSION TO RACECOURSE 1/6 LEGER ENCLOSURE 3/ GRANDSTAND ENCLOSURE— I Gentlemen 11/ I Ladles 6/ Tifkpts for Grandstand Enclosure on sain on 24th DECEMBER at CARTER AND ASHEB'S (Tobacconists), opposite "Ilerald" Office, and H. CLEAL'S (Tobacconist), Victoria Arcade. All persons other than members leaving the Enclosure or Racecourse will be liable on re-entering to again pay for admission, as no passes will be issued. CHILDREN under 12 will NOT be admitted to the Grandstand Enclosure. No person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1008, followed the occupation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will be admitted to the Ellerslie Racecourse during the Summer Meeting, and if any such person is found on such Cuurse he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of sweeps is prohibited, and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. W. S. srENCE. 101 Secretary. fpAKAPUNA TOCKEY QLUB. SUMMER MEETING, 1023. THURSDAY, JANUARY 29. ' SATURDAY, JANUARY SO. NOMINATIONS for All Events Close on FRIDAY, January 9, at FIVE P.M. Tl. WYNYARD. 7SI Secretary. MERCHANT TAILORS. ANNOUNCING Removal to now premises, Wembley Building, next Fire Station. Jack Young, late Hobson St. • U A BSOLUTELY Guaranted Tailor-made -t*- Suits at Hill's, Karangahape Kd. Blue Serges, positively pun-fast, from £8 10/. C A REAL Tailoring Establishment. Genuine Hand-made Suits. — Don. McCarthy. 247. Kliyber Pass. 'Phone 756. It AT .1 Glance! Guaranteed Tailor-made Suit* at i' 7 "/.—Glance, Tailor, Ti, Victoria St. West. •} ATTENTION! —Ernie Roberts, Karangahape Kd., 'Phone 4210 ;2 rings), gircs Genuine Value for All Suits. a B~~ E WISE! Order your Suits and Costumes from Laurie and Hardy, rorestors' Buildiugs, Albert St. _J± Sult Experts. Call and \J choose from larcc New Season's Stock.—Dargto's. 1 ~»4. Queen St. L> DWILFORP, Premier Tailor, opposite • Newton P.O. —All Suits guaranteed hnnd-mnrtf on premises. D HARRY FORT, High-class Tnilor, moderate prices.—Palmerston Bldss-, Queen St.. opp. H.P.O. Phone 4270. D HE. BURLEY, Specialty Tailor in • Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothing.— 4P.2. Queen St. Phone 1532. D HIGH-GRADE Materials, first-class craftsmanship. by W. E. Martin. Tailor, Melvern's Bldgs., Karangahape Rd. JAMES (Jim) WILSON. Tailor. Thompson'B Buildings, 313, Queen St (above Town Hall). Phone S.-.3A. D SUTTON. Tailoring Specialist. Per- . iional attention given and satisfaction assured.—r>, Gladstone Blrtgs.. Quay St. D -VTICHOLAS AND DA ISLET.—Ladies'' JN nnd Gents' High-class Tailors.—4o.. WcllesU-y St". W. Phone 2103. D -VTEW Season's Petterne Arrived.—AlteraIJN tlons and Remodelling a Specialty.— The Llttl»» Tnllor Shop. Victoria St. E. V I C3TEW\RT AND SVENSON, Ladies' and ft Gents' Expert Tailors, fourth floor. I Ellison Chambers. Queen St.. City. D \\7 H. DREW. Ladies' and Gent*' Tailor: I VV. satisfaction guaranteed.—73, Welleslcv ; <j f W- nonr St. Matthew's. C i -croU oan tell the successful man by his J" X well-dressed appearance. — Mcßride. , Th- Tni'or. . P TTcTo"/ THINK: A perfectly-nttlnc:. 3tO 0/ • -renuine Tailor-made Suit, at ip. W. Bollnnds. Victoria St. W. B i j SIGNWRITBRS. i A LEXANDER. 3. X — Artistic Slens !A- 'Every Description. 'Phone 1810. — j 48. Wellesley St. J§ A 1 SK Our Price for That Sign.—The Sign Men. Cnetoms St. 'Phone 1723. I 2 ring*. . 5 A 1 " RTISTIC Signs help Business.—Chanaler and Co. enpply them.—Chandlers. i Pitt and W'ellingtgon Sts., Auckland. B j cjIGN your way to Prosperity. Ring "The i 55 Goldfinch Company, Ltd., Wellesley [ St.. pnonp 346. B J FOOTWEAR. RUBBER Gymnasium Shoes, 8/5 per pair. At Law's. 158. Karaneahape Rd. C • rrjHITE Fovtwear. —Gym. Shoes, Tennis W Shoes, Walking Shoes. Bedrock prices. Miller's. Victoria St. West. B_ WHITE Nuburk, low heels, and Sandals, Shoes; Suede Sandal*; reduced 29/6. — : Jaffrey's, 314, Queen St. D