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Northern Advocate, 2 December 1944, Page 3

EGGS EOR WINTER USE livery housewife, Jjy now, realises the absolute necessity of purchasing eggs in the summer and preserving them for winter use. Now is the time to buy eggs—and now is the time ’o preserve them with Ovoline- Paste or Liquid. Providing the eggs are fresh when you Ovciine I hem, you are absolutely assured of successful results. For over ,40 years Ovoline has never known a failure. Ask your grocer for OVOUNS PASTE of LIQUID. * KEEPS FRESH EGGS FRESH. Ovoline Pty. Co. Ltd., Charles Street. Blenheim

Northland Residential Nursery & Creche Society m m ■t-u as » >;■ Kensington Parts Wliaiigas 1 ®! SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th. 1944 commencing at 10.30 a.m. HACK AND HUNTER RING. PONY AND JUVENILE RING. Judge: J. C. Ambury, Esq. Judge: S. Thomas, Esq. 1— MAIDEN HACK. 2 LIGHT HACK. 3 HEAVY HACK. 4 LADY’S HACK. 5 LIGHT COB. 6 HEAVY COB. 7 LADY RIDER, never won a first prize. 8— BENDING RACE, Gents. 9 BENDING RACE Ladies. 10— CIGARETTE RACE. 11— MAIDEN HUNTER. 12— LIGHT WEIGHT HUNTER. 13— LADY RIVER, over Hurdles. 14— HEAVY HUNTER. 15— PONY HUNTER, Open. 16— CHAMPION HUNTER. 17— GENTLEMAN RIDER. 18— STOCK WHIP, Gents. 19— STOCK WHIP, Ladies. ALL EVENTS 1— BEST GROOMED PONY 14.2 and under. 2 PONY, 12.2 and under. 3 PONY, 13.2 and 12.2. 4 PONY, 14.2 and 13.2. 5 BENDING COMPETITION, 15 years and under 6 GIRL RIDER, 10 years and under. 7 BOY RIDER, 10 years and under. 8— GIRL RIDER. 15 years and under. 9 BOY RIDER, 15 years and under. 10— BOY RIDER, low hurdles, 15 years and under. 11— GIRL RIDER, low hurdles, 15 years and under. 12— PONY HUNTER, low hurdles, ridden by boy or girl 15 years and under. Horses competing in these classes are not eligible for Hack & Hunter Ring. POST ENTRY ENTRY FEES— Hack and Hunter Ring—Event No. 1G: s'-. Events No. 7. 9, 13, 19: 1. -. All other events, 2/0. Pony Ring—Event No. 12: 1/-. All other pony events, 6d. * Prizes will be paid out immediately after each event. The Committee accepts no responsibility for accidents that may occur. OTHER ATTRACTIONS HIGHLAND DANCING COMPETITION Watch for details later. DISPLAY OF FENCING BY Y.W.C.A. GIRLS. PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW. SALE OF PRODUCE REFRESHMENTS SPORTING GAMES Etc., Etc. A DAY TO EE REMEMBERED ADMISSION—AduIts, 2/-. Children, Gd. Car, 1/-. J. O'SHEA, MRS. D. A. ROBERTSON. Gymkhana President. Secretary to Society. Phone 2963. Phone 2629. C. P. BUTLER. Gymkhana Secretary. Phones 2159 - 2515.

TAKE A TIP FROM ONE who knows! if you want your CLOTHES TO LAST WASH 'EM WITH RINSO'S RICHER SUDS It's hard scrubbing in the wash that causes most of the wear in clothes. 1 But Rinso’s suds are so rich and thick that harsh rubbing isn’t ncces- v sary. The suds do almost all the work! Gently they loosen and float out the dirt . . . make whites sparkle like winter frost. Even coloureds, silks and woollies stay like new for ages with a regular Rinso dip. SAVE FUEL WITH RINSO These thick, thorough suds cleanse so quickly! Clothes are fresh and clean after only 2 minutes at the boil instead of the usual 15 or 20. How’s that for a saving in fuel? Finish your washing e§rly —without a backache, without feeling dead-tired —by using Rinso every washday. * \ \ I i\ \T A % m XL w \ * \ \ W'< A Z.134.1VZ