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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18563, 22 November 1923, Page 18

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Ltd. . ——3 LEAGUE FOOTBALL. TAKAPUNA LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. — A General Meeting of the above Club will be held TO-DAY (Thursday) at 8 p.m.. in Marshall's Billiard Saloon. Business: General.—J. WILSON. Hon. Sec. MOTOR-CYCLING. motor-pycling "daces. otor-I_;ycling xvaces. THE OTAHUHU MOTOR-CYCLE CLUB (Inc.), will bold their •piRST RACE, TUTEETING A VONDALE RACECOURSE, -VTEXT CATURDAY, INST., Under the N.Z.A.C.U. Rules. The finest riders in the country have entered, to make this meeting the success it should be, and to educate the public to the fact that Motor-Cycle Racing is ' ie most thrilling of all sports. ' Coleman. Whitehead, Blackmore ■ Herbert. Manaijham. Shakespeare, McCready, Man".gb. Clanngbold. and several other crack riders will be ■, competing. COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. TOM ROGERS Hon. Secretary. — 1 , ;J SPORTING. <§§£ QTAHUHU rpROTTING pLUB. gPRING JITEETING. i At ALEXANDRA DARK. SECOND DAY. gATURDAY '■ .' MOV. <)A LEADING EVENT- - LIVERPOOL HANDICAP, of £ 1000 2 miles. Horses engaged ,in the first race will be pa^?d , e , d m the birdcage at 11.15 a.m Children under 12 years will NOT be admitted to the • Grandstand Enclosure No .Person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1908. followed the occupaHon of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk no Disqualified or Undesirable Person will be admitted to the Racecourse during the Spring. Meeting, and. if any such person ™„ £ Un i on BUch course. le will Be re" moved therefrom and ' prosecuted for tret pass, . ' • i v,vi ' t.?^ e J promotion of illegal Sweeps is prohibited. and t any person infringing this regitIttro's I Ld! ftlno^a fr ° m tieß -S R. L. ABSOLUM. ' _________ * , Secretary. <_£__*H. QTAHUHU - ROTTINr ' pLUB. gPRING ' Tk/TEETING. SECOND DAY. gATURDAY fJOV. t\A ACCEPTANCES FOR ALL EVENTS CLOSE TO-DAY (THURSDAY). AT FIVE P.M. R. L. ABSOLTJM." Secretary. anew " HHAKAPUNA JOCKEY pLUB. QPRING lITEETING. 1923. jM-OVEMBER 0/\ AND jQECEMBER A ACCEPTANCES for All i First Day Events Close TO-MORROW (Friday), November 23, at 5 p.m., at the Club's Offices, Shortlaud Street. ; ■ R. WYNYARD. • ' . V Secretary. , STUD HORSES. THE Arab Pony Desert Chief will stand the season at the R.M. Stables. Rotoma. Fee. £3 3s.—Further particulars, apply THE GROOM-IN-CHARGE. R.M. Stables. Rotorn*. THOROUGHBREDS FOR SALE. MARE, sound, thoroughbred: never racedrelated to Don Hannibal. Maui Nina Poi and Himpo, for sale; price £150.— M ' 875. HfIBALQ. ... ;---: ■ ■ .•-,*;. .. THOROUGHBRED Black Mare" good saddle Hack; just broken to harnessft years.—lsA, Alexandra St. , , i.. r3 COME Where Crowds Assemble. Hear -g Mounted Rifles Band, : and Pierrot Oroheatra, Broadway,: Newmarket. Friday Kitßti