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Hokitika Guardian, 19 March 1940, Page 8

WESTLAND RACING CLUR ■ ; 'J»•" i \ i l-L r - - ••’>/ ' CASTER MEETING; 1940. TO Be HELD AT HdKITIKA RACECOURSE. I;’ v SATURDAY MARCH 23, 1940/£770 IN STAKES. £770 IN STAKES. APPROVED PROGRAMME. STAKES, £7O, second horse" to receive £l2, and third 'horse - £7 out of stages. For two year-olds-and upwards that, have not won all advertised Vace at titne of starting.. Two'year-olds 7st 71hsj' three-year-olds Bst slbs, four-year-olds and: upSst :l?lbs/; ; 6'furlongs.; : : V 2.— MARCH HACK IlANDI<?ar; £BO,/ second • horse to. recei vo * and-third horse , £8 out; of Hack conditions as provided, in Rules 78t '7lbs.' 7' furlongs. HANDICAP TROT, (Harness).: £Bs. second horse ..to receive £1.6.' and third horse £8 out l stakes: Horses in this event ' vyilib be haiidioapped to 2.27 :or b : eU - ter. 1 mile. : 4—CENTENNIAL HANDICAP, £120,, second .horse to. receive . £2O. and . third horse ’JBlOvout of stakes.' Miriimuins; weight. 7st. 1 mile.: S—ELECTRIC HANDICAP, £9O, secoild horse to receive £l6, and third horse £9 out/of stakes. Min* v<s 1 J[niuia;-:weight.rtst .71bs. 6 fuflohgs. j ' 5 : * »i>i> !■•::; . i i '"P u i 6.—WESTLAND,-HACK CUP HAN.DICAP, £125, second' :hdlh‘sdr ,l to'f- re*i ceive .£2O; and’Hiird-:horso £lO out of stakes. Trophy, value £l2/12/donated to Winning owner. Hack • conditions aS provided in theißiilos of- Racing. Minimum weight 7st. •tXf, miles. ' • ;, •/.,; 7 —DOMINION HANDICAP, TROT (Harness). £IOO, second horse /to, receive • £2O . and rse £lO out of stakes. Horses in this event will be handicapped. to do 8.43 or better, vli• miles:^ B.—MINERS' HIGH> ! WEIGHT HANDICAP, £100; second, horse to receive £2O, and third horse £lO out of stakes. Minimum’ weight, Bst. 7 furlongs.' f•' /? "/;/ •!s>•; ACCEPTANCES close at 7 p.m. on THURSDAY, MARCH 21st, 1940. Admission to Cntirso: L lies .2/0, Gentlemen 6/- (including tax); Motor cars 2/C ;,w /., d. j. evans, . ; \ V' i. Secretary. I\o. Box 64, Hokitika. ;A • rGlassons’Will Be Glad to Send You TSielr Gazette ———— .mm i * i i ,i '■ ' • i...i.r.;.w - - mi mfc of Other Styles and/ Patterns of TheseModelsH WAREHOUSE, 96 LICHFIELD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. m [ 29/6,: 35/r ’ Dress obligttiAn to . JHHj . tend for full .4JWK /rang* of pat- WfwMMm ItArng, •a 1 7 lE&jffim .measurement vMteigrgj i'Syitem and- all . • Bpffijigfe particulars. VfN^ Perfect ,guaran Made to: yetir- special measure!, with . a w, ta 11 h hot - new weaves to choose tted 01 t- money - *- K-. • •/Ai#’* J p refunded. 89/6 Tailored Goat Order v 75/Tallored • to Order In Navy, Black, Airforce, Bottle, tan, Nigger, Petrol, etc/’ . With rich fur collar. I*. , D. 73 •rjif; k r.r'ont THE ROLLS ROYGE OF RADIO MM MODEL 753 A, 34 GUINEAS. To say that this AC model is incomparable is no mere figure of speech. It is a set that cannot be judged by conventional standards so far does it go beyond any previous achievement. ; .• . .?;}&:■ /■; /,/:'■• ./ :.v Philips exclusive system'of electfical .niotor driven press button -tuur, ing is oniy one of the outstanding features of tlie set.?/v;- . hj^n. Any combination of 8 broadcast stations, rpay be selected at* the . touch of a button. There are two extra ,cruising buttons forf rapit manipulation of the pointer while manual tuning is? being fcarried out. Button setting is simplicity itself. / v v Such features as variable selectivity control, improved feed-back circuit, Silentode value in R.F. stage and>an undistorted output of 4 watts make this set an outstanding receiver for 1940. 30 OTHER MODELS—ELECTRIC, BATTERY, AND VIBRATOR. ALWAYS IN STOCK. West \ Coast/ HEVELL ST., HOKITIKA. Phone No. 19. MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH. Phone 738.