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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 March 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. JPERA HOUS}E, GREYMOUTH. POLLARD'S PICTURES. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT TO-MORROW EVENING change of programme and violin solo by Mr. F.. McCarthy. TOM POLLARD. TO LET. riiWatftniuc Threadneedle Street.—For parj ticulars apply G. W. MOSS AND CO. f O LET—HOUSES, SHOPS and | x ROOMS; furnished and unfurj nished; rents from 2s 6d; situated in | town and suburbs.—A. NAYLOR, House Agent. ■ NEW ZEALANDER HOTEL, EW ZEALANDER HOTEL, MANNERS ST. : : WELLINGTON, (Close to Opera House). Drawing Room, Writing, Smoking 'Room; Hot and Cold Plunge, Shower and Needle Baths; Electric Light throughout. Night and Day Portehs. A HOME FOR WEST COASTERS. Phone 1701. P.O. Box 557. 8s per day or £2 2s per week. ' G. McMANUS, (Formerly of the West Coast), PROPRIETOR. UTA ATHLETIC SPORTS * T . will be held APRIL 14th, 1911. at 11 a.m. I.—MINER'S CHOP 15in. log, (local). First prize 40s; second 20s. Nomination 2s. Acceptance Is. 2.—looyds. MEN'S HANDICAP FOOTRACE (local). First prize 355; second 15s. , Nomination 2s. Acceptance Is. 3.—looyds. BOYS' RACE (fourteen years or under) First prize 7s 6d; second ss; third 2s 6d. 4._so y ds. GIRLS' FOOTRACE. First prize trophy Skelton, Frostick and Co. S.—MAIDEN SAW HANDICAP 15in. First 60s; second 20s. Nomination 2/6; acceptance Is. 6.—looyds HANDICAP FOOTRACE. First prize 40s ; second 10s. Nomination 2s; acceptance Is. 7.—MAIDEN CHOP 18in. . First prize 60s and Alex. Lennie's guinea trophy; second 40s; third 20s. No- ' initiations 3s. Acceptance 2s. 8. STANDING FLAT JUMP HCP. First 20s; second 10s. Post entry.

Nomination Is 6d. 9.—7syds. GIRLS' FOOT RACE, for girls over fourteen years of age. Fiist H. W. Lloyd's guinea trophy. 10.—HANDICAP SAW, 18in. First 60s ; second 40s. Nomination 3s. Acceptance 2s. 11. POTATO RACE. First 15s; second Gilbert Bros, trophy 10s 6d. Nomination Is. 12.—HANDICAP CHOP, Underhand, 18in. First 80s ; second 40s ; third 20s. Nomination 3s. Acceptance 2s. 13. 100yds MARRIED MEN'S RACE (local). First 20s and Forsyth ,and McKay's trophy 10s 6d; second 10s. Post entry. Nomination Is. 14.—UPRIGHT CHOP HANDICAP, 15in. (local). First 60s ; second 40s ; third axe. Nomination 2s 6d. Acceptance 2s 6d. 15. OLD .BUFFER'S RACE, 75yds. First 15s; second 10s; third ss. Post entry. Nomination Is. 16.—HOP, STEP AND JUMP HOP. First 20s; second 10s. Post entry. Nomination Is 6d. 17.—LAZY STICK PULL. First 20* and Arthur Beban's trophy £1 Is; second 10s. Post entry. Nomination Is. 18.—BACKING UP SAW, 18in. (local). First 60s; second 40s; third 10s. Nomination 2s 6d. Acceptance 2s 6d. Also MARRIED WOMEN'S RACE. First Mcllroy and Go's trophy 10/6. And many other events. CONDITIONS. All chopping and sawing events will be conducted under the N.ZA.A. rules and all athletic events under the N. Z.A.U. rules. Nominations must be sent, with fees, to the secretary, otherwise they will not be entertained All nominations must be accompanied with the last six performances. Six entries or no event. Nominations close March 25th, handicaps declared April 2nd, acceptances received till April Bth. ALEX SARATY, Hon. Secretary. Waiuta. OME STUDY. You cannot afford to throw away your hard-earned money on poor Exam., coaching by an amateur who coaches as a side line only. We offei you an. exceptional chance to pass the Matriculation, Civil Service, Teachers', Accountancy, or University Exams. Moderate fees. No leaving your home. You study under a staff of University Graduates —the chief of whom is an M.A., with Honors New Zealand University, with over ten years' successful experience of Coaching by Mail. Remember over 850 have passed their Exams., for which we and our expert staff prepared them. Send TO-DAI for FREE BOOKLET !

HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON, MAIL INSTRUCTION, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. (Mention this paper and which subjects you are. interested in.) OTIRA—CASS COACH SERVICE. COBB AND CO'S ROYAL MAIL LINE. £JASSIDY AND CO., Proprietors. This line of modern coaches will leave Otira for Cass on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS after the arrival of the train, returning from Cass on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. PARTIES AND SPECIAL COACHES ARRANGED FOR. FARES, ETC., ON APPLICATION TO G. W. MOSS AND CO., Agents. Mackay Street. Greymouth. WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. STOREY'S HOTEL T 0 R E Y'S JL3- 0 T E L (Right Opposite Railway Station.) Convenient to all parts of City and Suburbs. Tea ready on arrival of overland train from the West Coast. House newly renovated throughout. Visitors called to meet early trains. Electric cars start from the door. Proprietor G. S. JAMES.