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Grey River Argus, 19 March 1947, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. BLACKBALL WOMEN’S BOWLING CLUB. WINNER of“ Competition for Pyjamas: Mrs. A. Ross, Ngahere; ticket A 32. “DRING AND BUY,” aid of St. Luke’s Church, will be held at Awatuna, SATURDAY NEXT, March 22, commencing 1.30 p.m. GREY CYCLING CLUB. ipiNAL Evening Meeting, Recreation X Ground, TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), at 6.30 sharp. RUGBY LEAGUE? i Cobden Club. A Meeting of all players, intending players and supporters of the Cobden Rugby League Club will be held in the new Cobden Hall. THIS (Wednesday) EVENING at 7.30. A full attendance is requested, as officers are to be elected and teams nominated. J. KIDD, Acting Chairman. GREYMOUTH PAPER BOARD COMMITTEE. A Meeting of the above will be held at the Argus Office NEXT FRIDAY, March 21, at 8.30 p.m. Business: Important. J. B. KENT, Sec. PUBLIC NOTICE. wE wish to notify the public that due to rationing regulations, our shop will be closed until FRIDAY, March 21 next, when business will be resumed. HIGH STREET BUTCHERY LTD. GREYMOUTH TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL. Evening Classes at Hokitika. tF sufficient enrolments are received, it is proposed, subject to Departmental approval, to establish a Dressmaking Class, and also to divide the Woodwork Class into a men’s class and a women’s class. Enquiries by prospective students should be made of the. two instructors at the Hokitika Manual Centre, Mrs C. Undrill and Mr J. A. Coxhill. As this improvement depends on the numbers of students offering, enrolment must be made at a very early date W. M. STEWART. Principal. ’ DON’T MISS BLACKBALL SPORTS SATURDAY NEXT. CYCLING CHOPPING ATHLETICS WOMEN’S MARCHING, etc., etc. Bus Arrangements: Bus leaves Greymouth 11.30 a.m. Bus leaves Paparoa 12.15 p.m. All returning after Sports. HOKITIKA SPORTS CLUB —GRAND SPORTS HOKITIKASATURDAY MARCH 29 14in UNDERHAND CHOP. £42/10/12in. UPRIGHT CHOP. £22/10/Nominations close for chopping events SATURDAY, March 22, at 8 p.m. F. D. GILLESPIE, Secretary. SATURDAY. APRIL 26, 1947. £220 PRIZE MONEY £220 Sports start 11 a.m. sharp. White Pine Logs. PROGRAMME: £3O Handicap 12in. Second Class Chop. Ist £2O, 2nd £7, 3rd £3. Norn. 10/-; Acc. 10/-. £75 South Westland Handicap, 12in. Upright Chop. Ist £5O, 2nd £2O, 3rd £5. Nom. £1; Acc. £l/10/-. £lOO Wataroa Handicap, 14in. Underhand Chop. Ist £6O, 2nd £25, 3rd £lO, 4th £5. Nom. £2; Acc. £l. £l5 Double Hand Saw Handicap. Ist £lO. 2nd £3, 3rd £2. One cut against time. 18in. Red Pine log. Nom. 5/-; Acc. 5/-. GRAND VARIETY OF FIELD EVENTS. CASH PRIZES AND TROPHIES. Nominations for chopping events, accompanied by necessary fee and last two years’ performances, close with th<> Secretary not later than TUESDAY, April 15. All competitors must be registered. Handicaps published April 21, “Argus.” In the event of insufficient nominations. or unruly weather conditions, the Committee reserve the right to re-arrange the programme or withdraw any event. The decision of the judges will be final and any protests must be accompanied by a fee of 5/- and lodged with the Secretary within 15 minutes of heat or event. No nominations will be accepted unless accompanied by nomination fee. No la + e entries ADMISSION TO GROUND: Gents 2/6; Ladies 1/6; Children free. Refreshments obtainable on ground. GRAND BALL IN EVEN ING The Best of Music and Supper Admission: Gents 4/-; Ladies 2/6; Double 6/-. C. J. ROUTHAN, Secretary, Wataroa. TYRES TYRES TYRES TYRES TYRES TYRES NEW AND SECOND-HAND RECAPS'AND REPAIRS. PUMPS, JACKS. VULCANISING OUTFITS At the GOODRICH SERVICE STATION MACKAY STREET.