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Northland Age, Volume XVI, Issue 20, 6 December 1946, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES JF PERSON seen taking Gun Dog from Taipa Sunday, 24th November, does not return immediately, legal proceedings will be taken.—Jim Taylor, Paranui. Kaitaia Gun Club £JLAY glRI) gHOOT WAIPA PA KAURI AERODROME 15th DECEMBER : Come and spend an enjoyable day in ! competition with some of our Crack Shots and real Sportsmen Ammunition and Hot Water available on ground. ANNUAL gPORTS BOXING DAY ADAMSON’S PADDOCK : TAIPA ANNUAL DANCE CARTON’S HALL : ORURU On NEW YEAR’S EVE J. LJ. Sharp CAR PAINTER Puckey Avenue Kaitaia Spray and Brush Painting Comprehensive Range of Colours Bookings Taken

On Tuesday evening Mr. A. R. Cutler V.C. stated that he was an economist. On numerous occasions however he had heard an economist referred to as a man who knows a little about a great deal and goes on knowing less and less about more and more, until he finally knows absolutely nothing about everything. The same evening Mr. Cutler re- | ferred to someone in the hall as not 1 a real Aussie, as he came from Meli bourne. Why, a little later was there | laughter when he said that the 1 characteristics of New Zealanders and 1 Australians differed little. * * Members of the Kaitaia Fire Brigade attended a smoke concert at Moerewa on Saturday night. I bet some of them looked up their old flames too. Brigade members will be taking part in the ICaikohe show on the 14th of this month. -The two Girls’ Marching- teams will also be competing in this show, so practices continue twice weekly.

ASCOT DRY CLEANERS KAITAIA take pride and pleasure in announcing the installation * in their premises of a new, modern Hoffman STEAM PRESSING PLANT THE ONLY STEAM PRESS NORTH OF WHANGAREI THERE IS NO NEED TO GO SHABBY : Patronise the ASCOT DRY CLEANERS for all your DRY CLEANING, DYEING and PRESSING Requirements ! ONLY A FORTNIGHT TO CHRISTMAS ! Bring’ your Clothes in NOW for their Christmas Renovation. RANGAUNU SPORTS TO BE HELD AT WAIPAPAKAURI ON Saturday, December 28, 1946 PROGRAMME OF EVENTS 1. —Boys, under G years. 2. —Girls, under 6 years. 3. —Boys’ Race, under 11 years. 4. —Girls’ Race, under 11 years. 5. —Boys’ Race, under 14 years. 6. —Girls’ Race, under 14 years. 7. —Boys’ Race, under 16 years. 8. —Girls’ Race, under 16 years. Entries and Prizes for above events on ground. ' ' *, 9. —IOO jardc Maiden Handicap. Ist Prize ±'2, 2nd Prize £l. (Entry fee 3/-)-10.—440 yards Handicap. Ist Prize j £3, 2nd Prize 26/-. (Entry fee 4/-). - 11. —1 mile Handicap. Ist Prize £4 10/-, 2nd Prize 30/-. (Entry Fee 1 6/-). t 12. —880 yards Handicap. Ist Prize 3 £3 10/-, 2nd Prize £1 10/-. (Entry 13. —Single Ladies’ Handicap, 100 yards. Ist Prize £1 10/-, 2nd Prize 10/-. (Entry Fee 2/6). 14. —Married Ladies’ Handicap, 75 yards. Ist Prize £l, 2nd Prize 10/(Entry Fee 2/-). 15. —Mixed Relay, teams of >4. Ist Prize £l. (Entry Fee 1/-). 16. RANGAUNU CUP, 120 yards Handicap. . Ist Prize £5, 2nd Prize £2, 3rd Prize 15/-. Entry Fee 8/-). 17. —Men’s Cycle Event, 1 mile. Ist Prize £2, 2nd Prize 15/-. (Entry Fee 3/-) 18. —Ladies’ Cycle Event, half mile. Ist Prize £l, 2nd Prize 10/-. (Entry Fee 2/-). 19. —220 yards Handicap. Ist Prize £2, 2nd Prize £l. (Entry Fee 3/-). 20. —75 yards Dash. Ist Prize £2, 2nd J’rize £l. (Entry Fee 3/-). Fee 5/-). . . I Above not necessarily the order of Events First Race Starts 10.30 a.m. sharp ? MONSTER lIANGI AND REFRESHMENTS Admission : Adults 2/-, Children 6d J)ANCE TO FOLLOW IN THE gVENING W. POPATA, President H. BROWN, Secretary