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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 8 April 1929, Page 9

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BAROMETERS PREDICT THE CHANGE lIST THE WEATHER FOR YOURSELF THIS - WINTER. FOR THE BEST RESULTS USE ONE OF OUR Barometers PRICES from 17/6 to £5/17/6 & SONS LTD. (‘PHONE 2714) HAWEEA

LINKHORN.! YES ? you are.the DADDY of them all! I've tiled others, VV but I like LINKHORN'S BEST. I dc . _ do not think there is I’m staying on with you better bread baked than you supply, from now, for keeps.” . „ , These are the remarks of ai satisfied customerfret them. LINKHORN’S MOTTO: -we often ‘‘First Quality materials, first quality service” faithfully carried out leads to success. OUR DAILY DELIVERY IS THE BEST IN" THE DISTRICT. ’PHONES 2782, 2741.

KAPONGA ATHLETIC SPORTS CLUB. gPORTS. (Held under N.Z.A.C.U. Rules) THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1929. VICTORIA PARK, KAPONGA. RUNNING EVENTS: 1. Maiden Race. Ist, 20/-; 2nd, 10/-. ‘Norn. 1/6. nrw o 2. 100 Yards Handicap. Ist, 80/-; 2nd, 20/-; 3rd, 10/-. Nom., 3/-; Acc., 1/6. 3. 220 Yards Handicap. Ist, 80/-; 2nd, 20/-; 3rd, 10/-. Nom. 3/-; Acc., 1/6. 4. 440 Yards Handicap. Ist, 100/-; 2nd, 30/-; 3rd, 15/-. Nom., 4/-; * Acc., 2/-. Points Prize of Silver Cup donated by S. Lissaman, Esq. 5. 880 Yards. Ist, 80/-; 2nd, 20/-; 3rd, 10/-. Trophy donated by W. Carrington, Esq. Nom., 3/-; Acc., 1/6. 0. 1 Mile Handicap. Ist. 80/-; 2nd, 30/-; 3rd, 15/-. Nom. 3Ac., 1/6. Cup donated by S. B. McGregor, Esq. CYCLE EVENTS: 7. Maiden Cycle. Ist, 30/-; 2nd, 15/-; 3rd, 7/6. Nom., 2/6. Cup donated by M. C. Twist, Esq. S. Half-mile Cycle Handicap. Ist, GO/-; 2nd, 20/-; 3rd, 10/-. Cup donated by J. Hessel, Esq. Nom., 2/6; Acc., 1/6. 9. 1 Mile Cycle, Publicans’ Handicap; donated by E. Gallagher ,Esq. Ist, GO/-; 2nd, 30/-; 3rd, 10/-. Nona, 3/-; Acc., 1/6. 10. 2 Mile Wheel Race. Ist, 120/-; 2nd, 60/-; 3rd, 30/-. And Cup donated by J. J. Davison, Esq. Nom., 5/-; Acc., 2/G. 11. 3 Mile Cycle Handicap. Ist, 100/and Cup donated by T. B. Merson, Esq.; 2nd, 40/-; 3rd, 20/-. Nom., 4/-j Acc., 2/-. 12. 1 Mile Youths’ Cycle Handicap under 18. Ist, 40/- and Cup donated by P. Hammonds, Esq.; 2nd, 15/-; 3rd, 5/-. Nom., 2/6. 13. 11 Mile Youths’ Cycle Handicap under IS. Ist, 40/- and Cup donated by P. Hammonds, Esq., 2nd, 15/-; 3rd, 5/-. Nom., 2/G. » Note.—A Solid Silver Cup, donated by D. P. Malone, Esq., as a Points Prize in Events 8,9, 10, 11; to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals. 14. Local Boys’ Cycle, 1 mile, under 14. Ist, 15/- and Cup donated by C. Crowley, Esq.; 2nd, 5/-; 3rd, 2/6. Nom., 1/-. 15. 100 Yards, Youths under 17. Ist, 15/- and Cup donated by C. Moore, Esq.; 2nd, 10/-; 3rd, 5/-. P.E. 1/-. 15/- and Cup donated by J. Brisco, Esq.; 2nd, 10/-; 3rd, 5/-. P.E. 1/-. 16. 220 Yards, Youths under 17. Ist, 15/-; 2nd, 10/-; 3rd, 5/-. P.E. 1/-. 17. Boys’ Walking. Trophies. IS. Boys under 12. Trophies presented by T. McMillan, Esq. 19. Boys under 14. Trophies. 20. Married Ladies’ Race. Ist, 51b box tea presented by Firth & Frank; 2nd prize presented by A. E. Anderson, Esq. 21. Single Ladies’ Race. Ist prize presented by W. G. Cran, Esq.; 2nd prize donated by S. Knight, Esq. 22. Boys’ Tyre Race, under 12. Trophies presented by P. Harding, Esq. 23. Boys’ Tricycle Race, under 7. Trophies. 24. Ladies’ Cycle Race. Trophies presented by E. J. Blackwell, Esq., and W. J. Lee, Esq. 25. Girls’ Race. Trophies. 26. Pulling Lazy Stick. Ist, 20/-. P.E., 1/-. 27. Pillow Fight. Ist, 20/-. P.E. 1/-. 2S. Weight Guessing. Ist, 20/-. P.E. 1/29. Stepping of Chain. Ist, 20/-. P.E. 1/-. Nominations for Events from 1 to 13 close with the Secretary, P.O. Box 45, Kaponga, on SATURDAY, 6th April, at 8 o’clock. No entry will be received unless accompanied by the necessary fees. Competitors must send in their last two years’ performances. If no performances within the last two years, the last four (or any), also events won between close of entries and sports must be banded to the secretary or wired before competing. Protests must be in the hands of Secretary 10 minutes after close of event accompanied by the fee of 10/-. Acceptances close on the ground day of sports. The programme is subject to alteration. Six starters or no third prize. Refreshment Booth on ground, also Rest Tent bv Girl Guides, Fruit and. Lollic Stall. Handicaps will appear in Press about April Sth. A. MELVILLE, Hon. Secretary. ’Phone 98; Box 45.

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. /CAPABLE help wanted; must be fond of children. Bing 2514, HaANTED to Buy—Second-hand window frames and' sashes. Applv Dominion House. TS7ATT for the -Majestic Radio BeT T ceiver; shipments arriving’ short.lv. thev nre a wonderful proposition. We have heard the sample': it. is excellent, value —onlv £4B, including cabinet and moving coil speaker.—E. Dixon & Co., Ltd., agent®.