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NZ Truth, Issue 1305, 18 December 1930, Page 12

— 1 KILBIRNIE SPEEDWAY ~ WELLINGTON. ,Sj|fc Boxing Day, Dec. 26 Jajfik, o^SßSb^ Gates open 12 o'clock. Performance 2.30 /-^svJSw —A- ; — — ■ Day of Huge Sensations == OPEN COMPETITION FOR THE FOLLOWING EVENTS! BUCKJUMPING CHAMPIONSHIP— First £50. ' STEER BIDING CHAMPIONSHIP of N.Z.— lst Ptfze £20, 2nd Prize £5. | WOOD CHOPPING CHAMPIONSHIP— £S Ist Prize, £2 2nd Prize. ; GRETNA GREEN, £2/2/-. Musical Chairs on Motor Cycles, £2/2/-. Ladles' 100 yards Sheffield, £2/2/-. BEST BOY RIDER, ON DONKEY— GoId Medal. DRAUGHT HORSE DERBY— Ist, £2/2/-; 2nd, £1/1/-. BEST REPRESENTATIVE ' OF AUSTRALIAN SWAGMAN. Must boil billy, make Johnny Cake, and walk once around arena — Ist, Gold Medal. GOAT RACE— £S first; £2/10- second. American Cowboys, Australian Boundary Riders and New Zealand Stockmen m contest, and . all the greatest events of a WILD WEST ROUND UP. Owners of outlaw horses, get m touch with, the Management. ' THE GREATEST DAY'S SPORT* EVER. For further information, apply— Manager, WILD WEST, P.O. BOX 87. TE ARO. A complete company of Wild West entertainers, with 50 head of horses, steers, and -donkeys, headed by TEX HILTON.s America's premier cowboy. Also JOHN AASON, the world's tallest man, who is nearly nine feet high and weighs 34 gtone. vL ' ' v You have never really heard your records until you have heard them on the new Atwater Kent Combination Model. Such beautiful, rich naturalness! Every Instrument, every voice, its own natural self! And the perfected Tone Control shades your records from bass to treble, just as you prefer. The Quick-Vision Dial is another exclusive Atwater Kent feature. Atm^tiir. Kent ! j RADIO-GRAMOPHONE with tfw GOLDEN VOICE Your nearest Atwater-Kent Dealer will gladly demonstrate. Or write to distributors. < N.Z. Distributor!: C. & A. ODLiN & CO. LTD.. Wellington. m 'maaammmmmmmmmmtmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT! ARRIVAL~OF BRITISH SPEEDWAY TEAM Members of the British Speedway Test Team have arrived m Wellington. JIM KEMPSTER and NORMAN EVANS (England Test Gaptain) (Wembley Star) APPEARING NEXT SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20th. KILBIRNIE STADIUM SPEEDWAY THRILLING TEAM CONTEST INTERNATIONALS V. WELUNGTON REPS. INTERNATIONALS:— Jim Kempster (Eng.), Capt.; Norman Evans (Eng.); Hilary Buchanan (Aust.); Lyn. Hale (Aust.); Reg. Ranby and Stan. Palmer. <_ * WELLINGTON:— WaIIy Kilmister, « Capt.; Tim Wilkinson, Clarrie Tonks, Bill Harvie, Eddie Naylor and Varah Mangham. it's a wonderful programme next Saturday night. - "i ■" "■'■' '■ '■ ■■■■■■—■„.■— -— , ■■111 ■!■■ ■ ' '" "™ ' '. . . Hll ■II ..^to^TCirfesZlSifr), SUBSCRIPTION RATES for *^—Vt~£^&iZ&k*^ rnT=^T > the despatch by post of this Im/^^J^L^^^^^^^*^^sOhS|l T*^ paper to any address m N. 2., 'Hi iiinlJa) Samoa, Fiji, Cook or Chat|§|L J^{Jf«S2iHSI«S: ®L HL. am ' B ' anc * 8 > P«id m advance L JU Jy^-^^J^ «—,. 181 by Postal Notes, Stamps, or THS NATIONAL PAPER Money orderß| aj fo||ows TWELVE MONTHS 15/-. SIX MONTHS 7/6. THREE MONTHS 3/9. Orders and any other correspondence relating to subscriptions should be addressed: Thc Manager, "N.Z. Truth," Luke's Lane, Manners Street, Wellington, N.Z.