RAGING KAIAUA MAORI RACE CLUB'S NON-TOTALISATOR MEETING AND MONSTER GYMKHANA, TO BE HELD ON EASTER SATURDAY (SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 16). COMMENCING 10.30 A.M. Official Opening- of tho KAIAUA NEW RACECOURSE. CORDIAL INVITATION EXTENDED TO THE MINISTER OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS. LOUD-SPEAKER ~ ANNOUNCEMENTS AND MUSIC. SIDE-SHOWS. KAPA MAORI COOKING. REFRESHMENT BOOTHS. fi-A-SIDE TUG-O-WAIT TOURNAMENT, HAKAS, POl DANCES, GALLOPS, TROTS, HUNTER EVENTS, CYCLING. ETC. Nominations for undermentioned Horso Races close TO-DAY with the Secretary:— WHAKATIWAI WELCOME HANDICAP, £5; 0 fur. Winner £4, 2nd £l. For 3-year-olds and upwards thai; have not won at a Totalisator Meeting: N<>m. 2/0, Acc. 2/0 WAIH.IHI TROTTING HANDICAP, £5; 1 inilo. Winner £4, 2nd £l. Norn. 2/0, Acc. 2/0. KAIAUA CUP HANDICAP, £25; 1% miles. Winner £2O and Cup (value £5 5/), 2nd £3, 3rd £2. 3-year-oFds up (winner rehandicapped). Norn. 7/0, Acc. 12/0. MANGATANGI TROTTING CUP, £10; Saddle; 1% miles. Winnor £7 and Cup, 2nd £2, 3rd £l. Norn. 3/, Acc. 7/. Kaiaua, on the Coast of the Ilauraki Gulf, is only ! 2 houra' motor run from Auckland, via Ciovedon or Pokeno, by all-weather route. HOT WATER PROVIDED FREE. WANA WAATA,, Secretary, P. 0., Kaiaua. ATHLETIC SPORTS Jjk AUCKLAND SECONDARY Wg) A SCHOOLS' ATHLETIC SPORTS L? ASSOCIATION. THE INTER-SECONDARY SCHOOLS' ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS, REMUERA HOCKEY GROUND, MARKET ROAD. rpO-DAY SATURDAY), lt _ . AT 2 P.M. Athletic Champions front the .Secondary Schools in Keen Competition. Admission. 1/. Children. Od. Stand. 1/. H. L. TOWERS, Hon. Sec. 1&I&7 W ESLEY COLLEGE PAERATA. THE COLLEGE SPORTS - Will be held TO-DAY (SATURDAY), Commencing at 1 p.m. Parents and Friends are cordially invited to be present. Buses leave MUNICIPAL BUS STATION at 11 a.m. and 12.10 p.m. PAPATOETOE WHIPPET RACING CLUB will hold its AUTUMN MEETING TO-DAY (SAT.), Commencing at 2.30 p.m.. At Stonex's Training Truck, Great South Road, Papatoetoe (next Wa.itemata Brewery). Eastern suburbs amateur ATHLETIC CLUB, ST. HELIERS BAY RESERVE. OPEN MEETING. MONDAY, APRIL 11. Starts at 7.30 p.m. Post Entries.
H. C. HUDSON', Hon. See. LECTURES P R E E M A S O N ' ii TT A L L, Upper Queen St. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING, At 7 o'clock. "PALESTINE" "Its .pmazing progress, and the reason why." SPEAKER: MR. W. .T. HARDY, of Sydney. Wolcome Everybody. No Collection. TP RESIDENTS OF THE J- NORTH SHORE. Lectures on Home Nursing Vp&ftJp&xy will bo triven in tlio Labour V. • y Rooms, Flert St.,, Devonport. Ladies' Class commences on WEDNESDAY, April 13, at 7.30 p.m. Fee for Course of Six Lectures and Examination, .5/- Toxt Book 2/. Apply C. E. COOPER, 3 Waterview Rd.. Devonport. N.I. PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY, SUNDAY, 2.45 P.M. Speaker: MR. A. S. RICHARDS, M.P. Subject: "TAXATION." 3 QUEEN STREET. WELCOME. TAURANGA GOLF CLUB, GATE PA LINKSEASTER TOURNAMENT, APRIL 16 AND 18. Entrance Fees: 2/0 each event, or 7/G all matches, including green fees, on 17th. Further particulars from HON. SECRETARY, Tauranga. AUCKLAND'S Foremost Coach, Nome Bell.—Watts' Sports Depot. Ph. 45-412. EXHIBITIONS
AUCKLAND WINTER EXHIBITION AUCKLAND WINTER EXHIBITION MAY 4 TO 14 MAY 4 TO 14 jgPSOM gHOWGROUNDS SHOWGROUNDS Classes for Homo Industries, Farm and Garden Produce, Needlework, Arts and Crafts, Photography, Art, Fretwork, Modol Yachts, Model Aeroplanes, Schools. ENTRIES- CLOSE ON APRIL 14 Frco Schedule available on Application to A. & P. Association, •! I Albert St. Phono JO-OS)). SPACE AVAILABLE F'OR MANUFACTURERS' EXHIBITS Full particulars of spaco on application to Manufacturers' Association, Empire Bldgs., Swanson St. Phono 41-210. THOROUGHBEEDS BROOD Mare by Vaals, Yearling Colt.■25 Parr Rd., Pt. Cliovaller. PPHOKOUGHBKED wanted, suitable make X Hunter. Price, particulars.—Hunter, U7O, Her,an. TYPISTS AUCKLAND Commercial Service.—Duplicntists, Typists, Private Secretaries.— Victoria Arcado, 'lO-31)1. B BRADY, Confidential Typisto, Dupli • eating.—Ga Winstone Bldg. Phone 30-023. CONFIDENTIAL Typing, Duplicating.— KJ Bailoy's. Dilworth Uldtt. Phone 4<l-3H7 TITISS HANTON, Confidential Public TyIVling. Duplicating.—Vulcan Bldgs.: 30-014. m*. 17 OR Best Results and tBSB 1/ Highest-paid Positions Train at "Drulelgh ColHgjW lege," O'Connell St. ggflK) N.Z.'s Premier Training wnJJ?* Institute. Shorthand (Pitman's or Gregg's). Touch Typing, Book-keeping Mach- • incs. Dictaphones, Book-keeping, etc. Individualised Training by Exports. Day or Evening Classes.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23009, 9 April 1938, Page 9
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