i Mid-Canterbury Advertisements MID-CANTERBURY LAWN TENNIS SUB-ASSOCIATION CENTENNIAL WEEK TENNIS PROGRAMME TUESDAY. OCT 31: Ladies* Sponsored Doubles Tournament — Association Courts. Starts 9.30 a.m.; 3 grades. Entry Fee SI per player. f ing own lunch: milk, tea, t jgar supplied. Entries to Mrs M. Bennett, 22 Cambridge Street, Ashburton, or Ph. 4321 Ashburton by Sat., Oct. 28. TUESDAY, OCT 31: A Grade Doubles Tournament — Association Courts. B Grade Doubles Tournament (includes interim# jatei — Allenton Courts. Start in gtime 4 p.m. Entry • fee $3 per pair. Run on round robin basis. Entries to R. Barlow, No. 5 . R.D., Ashburton, or ICBJ May. by Thursday. October 26. WEDNESDAY. NOV. 1 : Veterans Tournament — Association Courts. Starting time 10 a.m. Doubles only. Entry fee S 3 per pair. Open to Present and Past ’ Players from the Mid-Can-terbury Sub-Association. I Grades: Men, 40-49 years • and 50 plus years F..a es: j 35-45 years. and 45 plus I years. j Entries to R. Barlow. Dei tails as above. [ WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1: : TENNIS SOCIAL EVENING I Brandon Club House, • 8 p.m. Supper provided. I Past and Present Player and Administrators welcome. Tickets available from Club Delegates, R. Barlow, J. Allan or J. Boothroyd. THURSDAY. NOV. 2: A Reserve Doubles Tournament — Association Courts (includes A Grade Mixed. A Reserve Mixed and A Reserve Men). C Grade Doublas Tournament — Secondary Pupils— Hampstead Courts. Primary Pupils—College Courts Starting time 4 p.m. Run on roun robin basis. Entry fee: A Reserve $3 per pair. C Grade, S2 per i»dr. Entries to R. Barlow. Details as above. R. BARLOW, Secretary. . 6792 ASHBURTON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SHOW OCTOBER 27, 28 Shearing Competition on SATURDAY, October 28 Starting 10 am. Open, Senior and Intermediate Classes. TROPHIES to value $4OO. Special prize for the best local shearer Entries close with Secretary at 5 p.m.. on Tuesday. October 24. H8940 WANTED EXPERIENCED Shed Hand and Presser. PHONE 83-833. XIOBO METHVEN FLORAL FESTIVAL NOVEMBER 18 Make and model competition. 2 classes. Adult and child to 9 years. Teenagers and over, adult make—child model. Make and model. Good prizes. Entry Fee 20c Entries to Mrs D. McCloy, Phone 28 098. TOR MEMBERS ANNUAL VISITORS please note a special for you: THE NEW ZEALAND ARMY THE NEW ZEALAND ARMY BAND BAND Will be giving a concert at the Club on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28. commencing at 8 p.m. Tickets available at the Club, or from any member of the committee. 54787 CORRECTION—RUMDOODLF RESTAURANT METHVEN HOURS advertised in Wednesday, October 18 "The Press." were incorrect. The following are the correct hours. Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Saturday, 1] a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 n.m. 54901
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