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Grey River Argus, 9 April 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. pOOTBALL. OPENING OF SEASON. RECREATION GROUND. TO-DAY (Saturday) APRIL 9th. RUNANGA v. BLACKBALL (Seniors) At 3 p.m. —Curtain Raiser— MARIST v. RUNANGA SCHOOLS At 1.30 p.m. COBDEN—SUNDAY. MARIST v. GREY (Seniors) at 3 p.m. —Curtain Raiser— RUNANGA v. MARIST Fourth Grade At 1.30 p.m. Other matches at Dunollie, Blackball and Nelson Creek. MOANA SPORTS. DOMINATIONS for Chopping and Sawing events have been extended until SATURDAY, April 9th at G p.m. J. WILLIAMS, Hon Secretary.

HOKITIKA ATHLETIC AND CYCLING CLUB. gPORTS EASTER TUESDAY, April 19th. 1927. RUNNING. Maiden Flat, trophies; entry 2/-; Hokitika Handicap, £B, £3, £l, entry 6/-; 220 Yards Handicap, £4, £2, 10/-, entry 3/-; 120 Yards Hurdles £3, 30/-, 10/-, entry 3/-; 440 Yards Handicap, £4, £2, 10/-, entry 3/-. CYCLING. Juvenile, Cycle, Trophies, entry 2/-; Westland Wheel Race, £B, £3, £l, entry 6/-; One Mile Cycle Race, £4, £2, 10/-, entry 3/-; Half-mile Cyclo Race £3, 30/-, 10/- entry 3/-; Three Mile Cyclo £4, £2, £l, entry 3/-. Underhand Chop (15-inch) £l2, £4, £2, nomination 6/- acceptance 4/-. Two-cut Saw, £4, £2, £l, nomination 4/-. Boys’ Race (16 and under), trophies valued 15/- entry 1/-; Boys’ Race (12 and under) trophies valued 10/-, entry 6d; Girls’ Race (16 and under) trophies valued 15/-, entry 1/-; Girls’ Race (12 and under) trophies valued 10/-, entry 6d; Quoits Competition, 10/and Sweepstake (2/6) entry 1/-; Tug-o-War £1 and Sweepstake (2/6) entry 1/- per man; Whippet Race (120 yds.) • Nominations for Chop close on WEDNESDAY, April 9th. and acceptances on SATURDAY, April 12th. Entries for all other events close at 9 p.m. on SATURDAY 12th. April. G. A. ADAMSON, Secretary. WESTPORT FIRE BRIGADE AND ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. (Registered). EASTER SATURDAY SPORTS. ACCEPTANCES for the above_ sports close on MONDAY, 11th. April. LES McKENDREY, Secretary. Box 83, Westport. TENDERS WEST COAST RUGBY LEAGUE. addressed to the underA signed, are invited for the CONVEYANCE of SIXTEEN PASSENGERS to WESTPORT on May 13th. returning on Mav 15th. W. J. LAR COMBE, Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS. \LL CREDITORS and others having claims against the undermentioned estates are hereby required to lodge the same with the undersigned supported by full particulars on or before the 10th. day of May 1927. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. WILLIAM ARNOTT, late of Greymouth, Architect and builder, died 4/4/27. THOMAS SPENCER, late of Cobden, Railway employee, died 23/3/27. T. R. SAYWELL, District Public Trustee. Greymouth, Bth. April 1927.

g gHILLITO Seedsman and Florist. 135 A Armagh Street Christchurch JZNSURE a bright Spring Garden from the undermentioned list: — Tulips, Hyacinths, Crocus, Fressias, Ixias, Ranuniculus, Anemone, Snowdrop, Narcissus (Daffodil). The Best Varieties, all at Reasonable Prices. gOW D 0 Lawn Grass, finest mixed, 1/6 lb. Onion, giant rocca. Onion red and white Italian Tripoli, do. Ailsa Craig. Lettuce, Neapolitan etc. •Spinach, prickly and new Giant leaved. pLANT D OW ' Hyacinths, mixed, 6/- dozen. Tulips 7/6 doz. Narcissus, mixed choice 2/6 dozen. Ranunculus, mixed, 2/- dozen; do. named sorts, 3/- dozen. Ixias, mixed, 2/- dozen; do. named sorts 3/- dozen. A. AND S. REID, Florists and Seedsmen. 271 High Street Christchurch