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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 January 1928, Page 1

gQUARES VALUES. 3 ONLY 3 10ft. 6in. by 9ft .. ’£9 12ft. by 9ft £lO 12ft by 10ft. Gin. ..£llll F. HAYES HOUSE FURNISHER, Corner of Mackay and Werita Streets. AMUSEMENTS. —— — r r~~ J£OTUKU gPORTS —Held on — KOTUKU SCHOOL GROUNDS,

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1928. Patron: J. F. Jack, Esq.; President: G. Jack, Esq.; Handicapper: Rex Fitzgerald, Esq.; Starter: D. Moffatt, Esq.; Judges: Messrs Jones, Rooney and Heeney; Timekeepers: Messrs Kim Williams and E. Perkins.

PROGRAMME: 1. MAIDEN HANDICAP CHOP, 12in. log, Red Pine. Nom. 4/-; Accept. 2/-. First £5, Second £2, Third £l. 2. UNDERHAND HANDICAP CHOP, 14in. log; Red Pine. Nom. 25/-; Accept. 5/-. First £3O and Plumb Axe. (presented by Messrs Fayette and R. Plumb), Second £7, Third £3. Points for Centre’s Season Medal. 3. UPRIGHT HANDICAP CHOP, 12in. log; Red Pine. Nom 15/-! Accept 5/First £'2o, and Plumb Axe, presented by Messrs Fayette and R. Plumb, Second £5, Third £3. 4. DOUBLE-HANDED SAW, 20in. log; White Pine, one cut. Nom. 10/-; Accept. 5/-. First £l2 and two Symonds Racing Saws, donated by John Chambers and Son, and two Gold Medals; Second £4, Third £2. 5. SINGLE HANDED SAW, 15in. log; Red Pine. Nom. 3/-; Accept. 2/-. First £4 and Gold Medal, Second £l, Third 10/-. First, Second and Third places in heats qualify for finals. A Gold Medal will be presented to the competitor gaining most points in Chopping and Sawing Events, Maiden Chop not included. Points: First 3, Second 2, Third 1. Several other events will take place during the day. Post entry. First event at 12 sharp. Nominations close JANUARY 21. Handicaps January 28. • . :

RULES. All events will be conducted under the N.Z. Athletic, Cycling and Axemen’s Union. Nomination Fees must accompany all nominations, and be in writing, otherwise not accepted. Last two years’ performances must accompany all nominations. The decision of the Committee will in all cases be final and not amenable to action at law. The Committee may add to, delete from or postpone the programme if deemed necessary. Competitors and Officials only will be admitted inside the sports arena. The Committee reserve the right to re-handicap any competitor on the day. No Axe or Saw Cut will be allowed on logs. Registration Tickets must be produced or procured before starting. Feo 2/6 for season ending July 31, or 1/- for this sports day only.. Nominations close with the Secretary at Kotuku, with past two years’ performances, or if none during that period then last three starts. Admission to Grounds: Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/-. A GRAND BALL will be held in the evening. Refreshments obtainable op the grounds. The Express Trains to and from Christchurch will stop at Kotuku on day of sports. J. BUTTER. Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTICES. WATMATE’S CHOICEST DESSERT RASPBERRIES.' GPHESE are now ready, and we can supply without any delay. We are packing patent crates of 251bs. nett weight, and we sell these at 20/- per crate, freight paid. Crates free.' We guarantee the safe arrival of our RASPBERRIES, and will replace anything not in good order, free of charge. Also now ready— NEW POTATOES, 2d per lb. GREEN PEAS, 2Zd per lb. We arc also booking orders for first grade APRICOTS, PEACHES and NECTARINES ,at 5/6 per case. Freight paid on lots of four cases. Cash with order.

C\ E. MEREDITH, LTD., Waimate. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. I am showing the Finest Assortment of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, all suitable for Birthday Gifts, that has ever been imported to the district, and at prices that defy competition. Dainty Dinner and Tea Sets, all prices. Fancy Cups and Saucers. Salad Sets, Sweet Dishes, Vases, etc. Stewart’s Crystal and Polish Ware —a splendid range. English Cups, Saucer;) and Dinnerware always in stock. VIEW MY WINDOW DISPLAY. T. BROWN GROCER AND CROCKERY MERCHANT, Mawhera Quay ::: Greymouth.