QFFERS IT Q.OOD QUALITY, PRICES, & CIVILITY. gUPERIOR SERVICE. AMUSEMENTS. QHORT NIGHT DANCE—Blaketown Hall, TO-NIGHT. Splendid floor and music. Admission 1/-. JJOKITIKA gPORTS EASTER WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1929. RUNNING. I
1. West Coast Championship, 100yds.: £ 6 prize money and gold medal. Nom 5/-. 2 220 Yards Handicap: £B. Nom. 5/-. 3. Hokitika Handicap, 100 yards: £l2. Nom. 8/-. 4. Hurdles Handicap, 120 yards: £B. Nom. 5/-. CYCLING. 5. Westland Wheel Race, 2 miles: £l2. Nom. 8/-. 6. One Mile Cycle Handicap: £7. Nom. 4/-. 7. Half Mile Cycle Handicap: £6. Nom. 3/-. i 8. Three Mile Cycle Handicap: £B. Nom. 5/-. DANCING. 9. Sailor’s Hornpipe: Trophies. Nom. 1/-. i 10. Irish Jig: Trophies. Nom. 1/-. h 11. Highland Fling: Trophies. Nom. 1 V-. FIELD EVENTS. t 12 Tug-of-War, eight a-side: £5. Nom. t 1/6 per man. High Jump, Hop Step and Jump, Pri- ' mary Schools’ Relay, Bys and Girls’ Races and other competitions, all post entry.
NOMINAIONS for events Nos. 1 to 12 CLOSE with the Secretary on THURSDAY, March 28. Handicapper: G. E. Perkins. SPORTS’ BALL at the Soldiers’ Hall in the EVENING.-- ' Oi*" chestra. G. A. ADAMSON, Sec., P.O. Box 7, Hokitika. THREE MILE SPORTS. friday7~april 5. A SPLENDID PROGRAMME of Chopping, Sawing, Running, Cycling and other events. Good prizes and splendid trophies. NOMINATIONS close with the Secertary on THURSDAY, March 28. W. M. STEEL, Secretary, P.O. Box 51, Hokitika, or ’Phone 127 X. FOR SALE OR TO LET FOR SALE.
■DOARDING HOUSE at Dobson. Accommodation for 14 boarders. Building recently erected on half an acre. Immediate possession. Price £B5O. NANCARROW AND CO., Land and Estate Agents. 17OR SALE —Horse, Dray and HarA ness; all in good order. Cheap for cash. —Address at “Star” Office. BULBS — Freesias, large size with cultural direction; 12 for 9d, 25 for 1/3, 50 for 2/3, 100 for 4/-. This week only.—-B. H. JUST, Nurseryman, Palmerston North. TpOR SALE —Section, .17 perches, at Stillwater; double brick chimney thereon; also Copper built in; two 400 gal. Tanks and fowl house; also 30 Fowls.—Apply T. Kelly, Stillwater. (C.O-CARTS. —All Seagrass, from '■* £3 10s. Write for catalogue.— L. Pitcher and Co., Opposite Railway Station, Dunedin. K’OR SALE —Several good Building x Sections, situated South Beach.— Apply G. W. Moss and Coy., Land Agents, Greymouth.
J?OR SALE—FREEHOLD SECTION, containing 10 acres 2 roods, situated near Marsden Road. Rates only £ 213 s. Owner prepared to sell cheap, and will consider any reasonable offer. —For full particulars apply to G. W. Moss and Coy., , Land Agents, Greymouth. PUBLIC NOTICES yyE gHOWING The Very Latest in GO-CARTS PRAMS HAND BASKETS HAND BAGS BABY’S CLOTHES INSPECTION INVITED QOWMAN’S. Pram and Basket Manufacturers, Opposite Town Hall, Greymouth. 'J’UNGSTONE JgATTERIES FOR CARS AND RADIO THE ONLY PORTABLE PURE LEAD BATTERIES IN THE WORLD Simple, Easily Accessible, and Highly Efficient. Prices on application to WESTLAND AGENCY COY., P.O. Box 98, Greymouth.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 March 1929, Page 1
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