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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18172, 18 August 1922, Page 12

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Ik-i_4|a___l TO-DAY (FRIDAY) AND W SATURDAY. Concert Party, Court of Justice, Gymnastic Display, Hobby Show, Wireless, House of Mysterj', Pictures, Cakes, Sweets, Flower Stalls, etc., etc., etc. 7 TILL 10 P.M.. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), AND SATURDAY. Football. fn T EAGUE pOOTBALL, J-* EAGUE -T OOTBALL. I HIP ) CARLAW PARK. 1 rV CARLAW PARK, ii-ajfc- 1 -* CARLAW PARK. . TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). HAWKE'S BAY REPRESENTATIVES EIAWKE'S ' BAY REPRESENTATIVES v AUCK LAND REPRESENTATIVES. AUCKLAND REPRESENTATIVES. NORTHERN UNION CHALLENGE CUP MATCH. IVAN CULPAN. I Hon. Secretary. Auckland Rugby League. Admission, Is. Stand, Is. I Sporting, l VOND ALE JOCKEY CLUB . _VX (Incorporated). < Nominations for ■ f AVONDALE CUP. £2000. FLYING STAKES. £700, PLUMPTON HANDICAP. £1000.' CLOSE TO-DAY (FRIDAY), BY 5 P.M., J At tho Chin's Office. Victoria St.. Auckland. HARRY H. HAYR., Secretary. PA KURA NG A HUNT . (Incorporated). POINT-TO-POINT RAiCES. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1922. AT WAIUKU. Over such Course as Directed by thf Committee. Open only to Horses Qualified as Hunters during the Season 1922. With the excep- 1 tions of the Open Race numbered 5, tho Races are for:— ' . (a) Horses which have not competed in -, any Races, Hunt Races excepted, for the last two years. , (b) Horses owned by Farmers or Members " of the Hunt. (c) Horses ridden by Amateur Horsemen who are Members of the Hunt. Anyone riding over Course before the Races is Disqualified. PROGRAMME: 1. MEMBERS' LIGHT-WEIGHT RACE. about 3 miles; weight, list. (Timed to start at 1 p.m.) 2. MEMBERS' HEAVY-WEIGHT RACE, t about 3 miles. Weight, 12st. 71b. r> 3. FARMERS' RACE, about 3 miles. \ Weight, list. 7lb. (Open to horses s owned by Farmers over whose land the hounds have permission to hunt.) _ 4. LADIES' RACE, about 2. milen; for T 'Lady Members only. 5. OPEN POINT-TO-POINT RACE, about 3 miles. Weight, list (Open to _ horses owned and ridden by Members -r of any duly-registered Hunt Club.) Trophy to owner of horse placed first, second, or third in each race. Entries for all tho above races, giving : name horse, owner, and rider, accompanied with entry fee of 2s Gd for each entry, will be received up till 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, * August 25. by the undersigned. No post 7 entries. -.-,—._, — 1 ROBT. D. NEAL. Secretary and Treasurer. Buchanan's Buildings, Corner Wyndham and Albert Streets. Postal Address: Box 207, Aucklacd. 'Phone 764. Sales 01 Property. 1 J AND Agcnte.—Please take nctice my pro- S J perty at North Albertland has been sold—Albert R- Pook. 1" AND Agenta.—My House, New Lynn, has » i been Bold by A. Thode. New Lynn.— W- Martin. Te Awamutu. A BOON to Families.—Chamber.' Boot Repairing Factory, best work, lowest - prices—236. Karangahape Rd. a