Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 147, 19 December 1930, Page 8

HUTT VALLEY TRAMPING CLUB

A company of over 90 members and friends assembled in the Tuarua Hall, Lower Hutt, on Tuesday evening, to farewell Mr. S. Jonea, secretary of the club, who is leaving shortly for Dunedin. A programme of dancing, interspersed with enjoyable vocal and elocutionary items, was carried out and much appreciated. Mr. W. Wilson, vice-president, spoke warmly of Mr. «Tones and his work as secretary. Mr. Wilson then, on behalf ot the club, presented Mr. Jones with a handsome leather suitcase, and cheque. In replying, Mr. Jones paid a tribute to his committee and members, who had made his duties as secretary a pleasure. Supper having been serveid, the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing.

MUM'S GIFT TO DAD AND THE BOYS.

Our house is going to be full of Luxury this Christmas, for though times are hard and our thoughts are blue Luxury brings solace and contentment. Dad has got his pound tin of Luxury arid so have each of the boys, Bob and Jim. A thoughtful gift on the part of Mum, of course, but JMum knows what a man enjoys and ' Mum enjoys the thought, too, that in giving such a smoking treat she is doing it economically, for Luxury, though one of the finest pipe tobaccos, is easily one of the most economical to buy. Barlow Bros., Christchurch, IST.Z. distributors.— Advt.

Fingers wore made before forks, Birds flew before aeroplanes, People chopped firewood with axes of stone, Travelled in wagons; not trains. Remedies ancient there he, Remedies, too, that are newer, Always for coughs, colds, and "flu" Take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.— Advt.

7—MORE DAYS—7 To the Day of Hugei Sensations. KILBIRNIE SPEEDWAY STADIUM. FRIDAY NEXT, 26th DECEMBER. FRIDAY NEXT, 26th DECEMBER. They're charging down on Wellington now, the wildest crowd of Cowboys, Cowpunchera, and Stockriders that ever competed at WILD WEST KODEO There's Tex Hilton, George Carrion, Black Harry, Bud Pearson, Real Cowboys, and Fearless Riders. ";*J!W< wild WaPn* ' VY-HfOJL Tex Hilton. There's John Aason, the American Giant, world's biggest man, nearly 9ft> high, and weighs 34 stone. There's a whole herd of wild outlaw horses, leaping, splawing, four-footed fiends, many of whom haven't yet been ridden, and don't intend to be; but the Rough Riders intend they shall! THEY'RE ALL COMING TO THE KILBIRNIE SPEEDWAY STADIUM NEXT FRIDAY. -t Roping steers, fancy stockwhips cracking, lassooing, trick riding, bowie knife-throw-ing, cowboys "versus New Zealand Stockmen. BUCK.TUMPING CHAMPIONSHIP AND STEER-RIDING CHAMPIONSHIP. Tie a knot in your shoe lace, and remember FRIDAY NEXT, the 26th. FRIDAY NEST, the 26th. Gates Open at Noon. Performance 2.30. Horse-owners and competitors for the Steer-riding Championship, apply Manager, Wild West, Room 3,j'Victoria Buildings, Manners street, Wellington. iiiiiiiimiimimimmiiiiiiimiiimmimiL HOWARD HOTEL, LONDON 8«!t4 to "Evening Post," Wellington, for , Illustrated Booklet. NORFOLK STREET, STRAND