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5 ' ACCEPTANCES for all events on First Day close at 9 p.m. on TUES- . DAY, December 21, 1920. " ACCEPTANCES for all events on Second n Day, close at- Secretary's Office at 10.30 a.m. on SATURDAY, January 1, 1921. — _ — ■ - ■; j RULES. AND REGULATIONS. To be run under New Zealand Rules! of Trotting. „ ; . ■ / Placed horses either at New Bright ton, Ashburton, Westport, Gore or at! this Meeting, if nominated for any event at this Meeting may, if otherwise qualified^ be re-nominated • for '' any event on the Second Day of this .' Meeting. Such, nomination may.ib* made at any time up to THIRITT MINUTES after the finish of the last race of the First Day of the Meeting. Definition of a Local Race.— A Race open to horses which have been in one of the Counties of Buller, Inangahua, Westland, or Grey or any West Coast /Borough or Town Board for at least three months, prior to the race U and owned by residents of the said ■ Counties or Boroughs. (A Lessee or Bailee shall not be deemed to own a fiorse within this condition). The Committee to be sole judges 'of whether a horse is qualified or not, and their decision is to be final. The Committee reserve the right to refuse any nomination without giving any explanation. Rule 196. Rules of Trotting.— Every person applying for admission to any course, and every person entering or endeavouring to enter a horse for any race ,and every person having or sub- [ sequently acquiring any) interest in ( such horse, shall be deeded to accept , all the conditions aiid restrictions im- } posed or implied by these Rules, and to N - be barred from questioning the ae- [ tion of the Conference, Appeal Judges, Association, Club, Racing Club or body Committee, Stewards, Officials, Agents, or Servants in respect of any such J person or horse, or any person connect- . Ed therewith otherwise than is provid- , ed for m Part XXX. of these Rules. J P. C HEAPHY, Secretary. j P. O. Box 2, Greymouth. Approved by the New Zealand Trotting " } Association — - " J. B. NQRRIS, 3 Secretary. ,• PIONEER HOTEL. J GIBSONS QUAY, HOKITIKA. e\ ri I _ . D - HUNTBB, Proprietor. """"M '" Thou. IN I RED LION HOTEL. (Hokitika). Where up-to-date Accommodation it 1 Provided. i . J. J. McINTOSH, Proprietor. 1 WHY FOUR WHEELS? Why not two wneeis or one wheel? A.sk the men who put the motors 'on all four wheels of a trolley car or the man who increased the driving wheels' on a locomotive why a two-wheel drive was not enough. Greater traction—more power conducted over a large surface— easier starting and stop>mg— less strain on the mechanism-^---lighter construction because stress is eliminated. These are the chief reasons why four driving wheels are used on F.WJD.'s as well as on trolleyß and locomotives. . Let us prove to you that an F.W.D. ! is the Truck for you. P ' W TRUCKS . i D. HI Trucks manufactured by the^ ' FOUR WHEEL DRIVE AUTO CO OLINTONVILLE, WISCONSIN, U.S.A. Canadian Factory, Kitchener, Ontario Bole West Coast Agents. MARK SPROT AND CO. 1 WELLINGTON. HOTEL GRAND CENTR-AL. 107 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. -'-A Few Doors above Royal OakDay aud Night Porters. Telegrams. "Eailson," Wellington. Accommodation with Every Conveni- " ence for 100 Quests' ' *M Rre Proof Building. . • Eleetrie Tire Alarm ■■ 'Phone 3049 Tariff: 10/6 per day, j 8. EDILSON, j ! Proprietor. . \ (JILMER HOTEL. . MtT. Milligam is now Mine Host of this Popular Hotel. Under his maaagement patrons are assured of tbe best of attention. Only the best Ales, j ft'inea and 'Spirits stocked. Every; xtmfort of a home. T. MILLIGAN, Proprietor. OLUBH O T E L. Mawhera Quay, Greymouta. BTBST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. Tariff: 8/- per day. "Permanent! m per arrangememt. i Uhe Choicest Brands of Liquors kept ' in stotk. ft.-l. SIMEON, Proprietor. — — m WE ARE THE BEST TAILORS IN HOETTIKA. Because we employ only . expert | workers under most skilled supervis- J ion and the materials we use are the best obtainable. OUB PRICES ARE REASONABLE. And Our Clients experience that feeling of self-satisfaction that comes to those who are well dressed. M. Me G A V I N. ! ' Tailor aad Mercer, <rM HOKETIKA.. gBALE AND CO, | Coaches will run between Otjra and Arthur's Pass every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, carry^ ing goods and furniture ONLY. Mo-tor-cars towed over the hill as usual* Prices reasonable. For particulars apply direct to: — r ■ S. V D E, ■■•■■■ '^jls'- Proprietor, Otitft, UU r n "'