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PUBLIC NOTICES. 1 ■. - J . UNDOUBTEDLY THE LEADING HOUSE. ALBION JJOTEL MAWHEBA QUAY. GBEYMOUTH. Fireproof — Central — Comfortable- ! Since taking over thia Hotel the I Management has effected many altera tions conducive to. greater comfort. ; First-class Cuisine; Lounge; 50 Booms ’PHONE 49. ::: BOX 80. G. 8. SIMPSON, ' , Proprietor. . I AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT ’ A II A U R A —— Riley Productions Ltd. present: RONALD RILEY And DOREEN SCOTT —ln—i , Barry Cjonnor’s Masterpiece: JJ AP P Y Q O QUC K Y O’F L Y N N . POPULAR PRICES. WALLSEND TO-MORROW. GLADSTONE HALL. * PJLD-TIME DANCE, FRIDAY, May 1 ! 15. McDonald’s Orchestra. Other | : secretaries please note. j KOKATAHI-KOITERANGI gPORTS QARNIVAL. . KOKATAHI FOOTBALL GROUND, j ’ SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1931. I Patron, Jas. O’Brien, Esq., M.P.; President, A. F. Dimmick. Esq.; Chairnnan, E. T. Sherriff, Esq.; Handicappers, Messrs Flaherty (Chopping and Sawing), J. J. Williams (cycling), G. ■ 11. Perkins (running); Starters. Messrs J. Davei'n (chopping, sawing and cycling), J. J. Williams (running). PROGRAMME. .1. Maiden Chop, 12in. white pine log.— Ist £5, 2nd £1 10/-, 3rd 10/-. Nom. 3/-, ace. 2/-. 2. 100yds Handicap Maiden. —£1. 10/-. Nom. 1/6. 3. Upright Chop, 12in. log, white pine. —£7, £2, £l. Nom. 5/-,-aee. -W--4. Underhand Chop, 14in. log. white 'pine.—£2o, £5, £2. Nom. 15/-, ace. 5/-. ' 5. Sheffield Handicap, 120yds. —£5, £1 ; 10/-, 10/-. Nom. 3/-, acc. 2/-. 6. Single Ladies’ Race. —£1, Trophy. Nom. 1/-. ! 7. Handicap Saw, 2 cuts, 14in. log.— ’ £5, £2, £l. Nom. 3/-, aec. 2/-. , 8. Ladies' and Gents’ Saw Handicap.— : £1 10/-. 10/-. Post entry. 9. Ten Mile Cycle Road Race.—£s, £2, £l. Geld medal donated by Mr E. Sherriff for fastest time. Nom. 3/-, ) acc. 2/-. 10. One Mile Footrace Handicap.—£4, £1 10/-, 10/-. Nom. 2/-, ace. 2/-. 11. Married Ladies’ Race.—Trophy. , Trophy. Post entry. 12. Stepping Competition. —£1. 5/-. Post entry. 13. School Relay Race (local schools only)—Post entry. Under same conditions as last year. 14. Quoiting Competition.—Trophy. Post entry. 15. Hop, Step and Jump.—Trophy. Post entry. IG. Sheep Guessing Competition. CHILDREN'S EVENTS GALORE. Other events for young and old arranged on the ground. i ALL NOMINATIONS CLOSE with the Secretary on THURSDAY, April 23rd, 1931. Last tw 0 years’ performances must accompany all nominations and if none in that period, last three i performances; also nomination fees. i The Committee reserve the right to : re-handicap, after the publication of handicaps, and in the event of insuffi(cient entries to cancel any event on i the programme. i Maiden Chop starts at noon pune1 tually. 1 Admission to Grounds: Gents. 2/-, 1 Ladies 1/-. REFRESHMENTS obtainable on grounds. I A DANCE will be held in the Publie I Hall, Kokatahi, in the Evening. H. FLEMING, Secretary. ( P. 0., Kokatahi. , ... C. R. RUSSELL, Treasurer. gKATING JJINK THOMPSON STREET. j New Floor specially built for skating. I | Daily 10.0 a.m. till 12 noon; 3 p.m. till I 5 p.m., and 7 p.m. till 10 p.m. I H. WALLACE. ' Manager. j I gKATING :::: gKATING I MeKANE’S HALL. COBDEN. 'PUBLIC NIGHTS AT 7.45:— I EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. 1 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. AFTERNOONS AT 2.30:— EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. PRIVATE NIGHTS:— EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY. ARRANGE YOUR PARTIES NOW. | Convenient ’Bus Services. PROFESSIONAL. ]yjß JAMES pATERSON, L.R.A.M., L.T.C.L., Etc. Registered Teacher of Music. Pupils prepared for all examinations. Address: 80 High Street, Greymouth.