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SPORTING. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB SPRING MEETING, 1938. OCTOBER 8 AND 10. ACCEPTANCES FOR TRIAL HURDLES SHOUTS HANDICAP mitchelson cup HI NTBRS" STEEPLBs' vi' GORDON HANDICAP ri.viM; handicap ;r, FINAL PAYMENTS guineas . r . w bloom e stakes £4 CLOSE ON FRIDAY NEXT SEPTEMBER 30, '/J. . FIy E O'CLOCK P.m. (.1 pnn n ri ?" St .'"'company Acceptances ,', r Declaration of Final Payment. w. s. SPBNCE. Soerotjirr. ROTORUA AND BAY OF PLENTY HUNT CLUB (INC.). ANNUAL RACE MEETING, OCTOBER 29, ARAWA PARK RACECOURSE FIRST 12 NOON. PROGRAMME. l ~'m : Vrn ° "pTK"B I!ACE. £7.1 , £.10 4 »*'''• 1* miles. Nomination £1, Acceptance 10,. ' "~ l ?fiV V iwT l !rl N H . ACK HANDICAP. £fif llteht 77 CI Maiden event. Minimum weight 7.7. Six furlongs and 30 yards domination £1. Acceptance 17>/ O —HAERBMAI HIGIIW EIGHT HANDI riu 'v ~'i" ' £ 'v"' - f 1 "- £r,) - 1 a "<l jards. Nomination £1, Acceptance 4—HACK C'L'P HANDICAP. £120 ffloo and trophy valued £20. £7.1 and tropliy. fir, £10). 1; miles. Nomination £1, Accent anoft £1. 4 S—ROTORI'A AND BAY OF PLENTY 111 NT CLl'B CUP (Handicap Steeplechase), £140 (£l2O and trophv £20, £80 and trophy £2.1. £15,. About three milrg. Nomination £1, Acceptance 1 6— LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP " £5f and trophy (£35 and trophv. £10. £5) Minimum weight 10.7. Gentlemen riders One mile and 130 yards. Nomination 10/, Acceptance 10'. 7—MASTERS H.\< K HANDICAP. £S0 (£O.l £10. £51. Hack conditions. Six furlongs and 30 yarjs. Nomination £1 Acceptance £1. 8— IIAERE RA HANDICAP. £10<> (f~7, £ir, £10). Six furlongs, 30 yards. Nomination fl. Acceptance £1. Owners and Trainers Note —Free stabling and railage concessions. Fo«- full conditions see advertised programme publication of New Zealand Racing Conforence Official Calendar, either 2lst or 28 th. NOMINATIONS close with Rlomfield and Co., Shortland Street, Auckland, at a p m FRIDAY. October 7. and with the Secretary. Rotortia, same date, at 9 p.m. WEIGHTS. "Star'' and "Herald," October 15. ACCEPTANCES close FRIDAY. October 21. same offices and times as for nominations. E. LA TROBB HILL. Secretary, Box 105. Rotorua. Phones : Private '* ■ Office. 110. ' 24 MEETINGS. JJETTER JJEALTH QLUB. A Public Meeting or the Better Health Club will be held in the LEWIS J£ADY JJALL, "YJONDAY, SEPTEMBER AT 8 P.M. "" Subject : "PRACTICAL NUMEROLOGY," with Blackboard Demonstration. NUMEROLOGY, The Idlest Scientific Short Cut to Knowledge. Instruction in Corrective Health Exercises. Birthday Information. All Welcome. Collection. 24 Quest club, swanson street. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, AT 8 P.M. "II«ve Pyramid Prophecies been Justified by Events'*" Lecture, with charts, by Mr. S. Oldtield. Discussion. Pyramid Students Specially Invited. Wednesday, at 1 p.m.. Lunch Talk by Mrs. A. Bray, of Sydney, "The Power of Healing—Experiences In Other Countries." Public Welcome, Clubrooyis open Wed. and Fri.. 11.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. 24 AM^RC mmwm rpilE ROSICRUCIAN ORDER, AMORC. x OPEN MEETING. THURSDAY NEXT. S P.M.. 31S, Victoria Arcade Building. 3rd Floor TWO LECTURES: (a) "ARE THE WORLDS GREATEST DISCOVERIES WRONG V (b) "AM I MY BROTHERS KEEPER?" " Public Cordially Invited. 24 PLASTERERS' UNION. A Special Meeting of the Fibrous Section of the Plasterers' Union will be held in THE LABOUR CLUB, WELLESLEY ST.. On THURSDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 29, At 7.30 p.m. Business : Proposals for New Award. 24 J. PURTELL. Secretary. /"GLOUCESTERSHIRE AND SOMERSET U SIIIRE ASSOCIATION. A General Meeting of the above Association will be held at the Manchester Unity Hall. Hobson Street, on THURSDAY Evening. September 29. at 8 p.m. All members and intending members are cordially invited E. .1. HATCH. 24 Hon. Secretary. ■yOUNG PEOPLE'S COMBINED LEAGUE Public Meeting of the above will be held at 10.1. Pacific Bldgs.. on MONDAY NIGHT at S p.m. Speaker : Professor Ralph Harlow, of America. Subject : "The Eco-_ nomie Position of the World To-day." It<. Early. Collection. x 24 COMMUNIST Party — Sunday, 2.30. Western Park. Prominent Speakers. 24 SOCIALS. Q A E I. I C SOCIETY. The Gaelic Society will hold its Monthly Social in the Manchester t'nitv Build' ings. corner of Victoria and " Hobson Streets, on WEDNESDAY/ September 28 lommencing at 8 p.m. Gaels, their families inel friends are cordially invited to attend The programme will consist of Piping, Highland Dancing and Singing. 24 ANGUS MacDONALD. Hon. Sec. PATENTS AGENTS. JJENRY JJUGHES, J^TD.. PATENT & TRADEMARK ATTORNEYS Free Booklet. J. DONALD HUNTER. Auckland Manager. 209, DILWORTH BUILDING. Reg. Patent Attorney. s DENTISTRY. HOWEY WALKER'S New " o\yt»en-gas " process for quite painless extraction of :eßth. p 7TIBBTH made to suit yon" with pleasing -I- natural appearance at Howry Walker's. D T»HE QUICK ROUTE TO HEALTH. ■«- Consult NORMAN KERR. Physical Culturist and Reg. Masseur. A.M.P. BUILDINGS. QUBEN STREET. Telephone 43-119. Estab. 1910. 24 %