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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20899, 13 December 1929, Page 14

HOTELS. EXCELSIOR hotel THE BAR WITH THE FRIENDLY FEELING. THE RENDEZVOUS OF SPORTS. THE BEST OF LIQUORS STOCKED ONLY. WHAT YOU ASK FOR YOU GET! OUR BOTTLE DEPARTMENT IS SECOND TO NONE Try our SPECIAL DRAFT WHISKY. 11. 6d per Bottle,- 6b per Pint. SPECIAL DRAFT BRANDY 9. per Bottle fa 9d per Pint SPECIAL DRAFT P(J?IT 3. per Bottle. OLD JAMAICA RUM (The Sailors Favourite) Us 6d per Bottle. 6g per Pint. COUNTRY' ORDERS SOLICITED Oui BOTTLE STORE is in Dowling etreet right away from the Bars J. TRENGROVE .. .. Proprietor.

—"after all, there’s only one 'Grand.’ GRAND HOTEL It’s time to book your Xmas cheer. Reduce the cost of good reception. Place your order at the Grand. THREE GRAND SPECIALS. ARAGON (Spanish) WINE, 4/- Bottle 4/- Bottle 4/45/- Case 12 hots, delivered to your door. PILSENER (Dutch) BEER, ' Fozhead Brand, 1/5 Bottle 1/6 Bottle 1/6 Case 4doz 70/-, delivered to your door. GRAND HOUSE WHISKY, Famed throughout the Dominion, 12/- Bottle 12/- Bottle 12/Case 12 hots. 135/- delivered to your door. SPECIAL GIFT. All . this year we are giving awav SAMPLE GLEN ROSSXB WHISKY (2Joz) to every purchaser of one or more bottles HOUSE WHISKY (12/-). OLD LONDON DOCK RUM (12/-). LONDON DRY GIN (11/-). GRAND COGNAC BRANDY (12/-). COUNTRY ORDERS.—We specialise. Remittance must accompany orders. ARTHUR PAAPE Proprietor. Code address: “Reputation, Dunedin.” tJTRITB YOUR ORDER AND POST 'TO THE OBAN HOTEL, House Whisky, ,1s 6d, 2§, 3s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, and 12s; Aragon Spanish Wine, 2s 6d’and 4b; Imparium Australian Wine, Ss; House Brandy. 3s 6d.‘ss 6d. and IOS 6d; London Gin, 3s, 5s 6d, 6s, and 11s 6d; Wolfe’s Schnapps. 3s 6d, 7s, and 13s 6d; Augustoria Bitters, 2s 0d; Tudor Cooktail, 2s, 6s 6d, and 12« London Dock Jamaica Rum, 2s, 3s, ss, 6s 6d. and 12s; Fox Head Pilsener’.fieer. 18s per dozen. FREE LOCAL DELIVERIES. Oban Hotel Phone, 10-920'. QAPTAIN ' COOK HOTEL, Corner King and Albany streets. BEST LIQUORS STOCKED. House Whisky, Us; Pints 6s. Brandy; 9e; Pint, ss. • Special Draft Wine, 3s. Our BOTTLE STORE is in King street, right away from bars. Proprietor W. L. BUDDICOM. NORTH OTAGO ADVERTISEMENTS ■yyAITAKI COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LEGAL PROCEEDINGS will be taken for the RECOVERY of ALL OUTSTANDING RATES which remain UNPAID after 4 p.m. on DECEMBER 14, 1929. JAMES M’LAREN, 2-3 n County Clerk. VORTH OTAGO LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION. CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT. ENTRIES Close with the undersigned on SATURDAY, December 14, at 12 o’clock noon. HUGH ROBERTSON, Secretary. Thames street, Oamaru. QUEEN'S HOTEL, largest and best appointed in Oamaru. C-T.A., P. 5.8., and Motor Association house. 13d THE GAINSBOROUGH Is now showing a great variety of Christmas Novelties at very low prices: Inspection Invited.—A. E. Smyth. 4d BUNTING BAKERY. Rlbble street, Oamaru. Is now booking orders for Christmas Cakes, la 3d a lb; Quest quality; packed.free; railage extra. 5d TO LET, for Christmas Holidays, furnished HOUSES; most favoured locality In Oamaru; bandy to business area, gardens, and Friendly Bay.—Apply Fox and Klrkneas HODGES ECONOMIC DRAPERY, Thames street, Catnaru.—Famous for low Cash Trading Prices All Mail Orders freight paid BRITISH FUJI, permanent silk ttalsh; ' wears natter than pure silk; all shades Including black navy, and brown : 30 Inches wide, Is 3d yard.—Hodge's ~Economic Drapery Oamaru. 100 The oriental art depot, Engiisn Motors Buildings.—See our new eelec tion of Gifts Waxwork Brooches, eto GC.C GENERAL GROCERS. Oamaru; a ■ shilling saved Is a shilling made Deal here and save pounds. 7n 170 R SALE, New and Second-hand FUR--1 NITURE. at Oamaru Furniture Man. corner Thomas and Kibble streets Oamaru Phone 2412. 19i JACKSON'S (next Post Office, Oamaru).— Pure Ice Cream, Sundaes, Fruit Salad Drinks Open Sundays from 2 p.m. “TI/TAHAN STUDIOS' have the latest In iT± artistic Portraiture.—l2l Thames street (opposite the Opera House) Oamaru ILVWHITB FLOUR ; superior quality obtainable from all grocers.—lreland and Co., Ltd., Oamaru. lOap WITHOUT a doubt 'he Best Place for HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR Is Miller’s, cash draper, Thames street, FOR SALE. PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, main street. Oamaru; 2S rooms; paying business. Going Concern: price £BOO —David Williams, estate agunt STRAND RESTAURANT —One minute's walk railway station.. Have Meals here when . visiting Oamaru. Open til) 11 p.m— F, Bedford, proprietor COUNTRY RESIDENTS.—You can save much money by sending your Cash Orders to the C.C.C. Grocers. Oamaru OWING to Increase of business, opening up NEW PREMISES November 18, lately occupied by Miss White.—C E. Doran, : proprietor. Is n \rOUR PORTRAIT In our new “ Greetings X Folder Mount makes an Ideal Christmas Gift.—" Mahan Studios,' Oamaru. THE First Utility of frequent and regular Advertising consists in this: There is at all times a large class of persons, both in country and town, who nave no- fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any par- • ticular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first I who asks. rvTAGO WITNESS.—NEW Stones. A | w large amount of reading matter 1 Price 9d-

NORTH OTAGO ADVERTISEMENTS HIGH SCHOOL BOARD. The ANNUAL PRIZE-GIVING CEREMONIES of the BOYS’ ANDCUrIs’ HfGH SCHOOLS. Senior and J„n,or will be held TO-DAY as under:— Girls’ School in the Opera ■ House at 2.30 p.m. Speaker; Rev. Bryan KUroy. Boys’ School in Memorial Hall, at 8 p.m. Speaker: Colonel' Ingles, of Timavu. Parents and friends of both school? are cordially invited to be present at both function?. D. V. G. SMITH. , ‘ Secretary, BRETHREN OF LODGE OAMARU KILWINNING are requested to attend the FUNERAL of their late Bro. ALEXANDER PRAIN, which will leave hig late residence, Hampden TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 14th inst., at 3 p.m. White tie and gloves. By order of R.W.M. W. COUPER, P.M., Secretary. AMATEUR ATHLETICS. OTAGO CENTRE MEETING. SUCCESSFUL AND EXCITING SPORTS. The season’s third,evening meeting of the Otago Centre of the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association was held at the Caledonian Ground last evening. A fairly large attendance witnessed the sports, which were of a satisfactory standard and marked by good entries and keen contests. The tracks : were wet, but the racing conditions otherwise were excellent. In the three-mile cycle event some breathless moments were occasioned by several riders being spilled at the stage when two laps remained to bo covered. The middle-markers had just passed the Stand, when, owing to the greasy track, half a dozen riders in close company— Mussen, Stokes, Parsons, Fletcher, Switali, and Templeton—came to grief, piling up in a fashion which looked very alarming. Fortunately, only minor injuries were suffered. None of those involved were incapacitated, and the damage to a machine or two was slight. Some of the best performances so far this season were provided by the fixture. The run of Or Thompson in winning the 440 yards was a good effort, and Dwight’s (Auckland) success in the. two-mile cycle lip race was distinctly worthy. The three-mile cycle event, although rather spoiled by . the spilling incident putting six- riders out of it, was - otherwise noteworthy by J. Fogarty’s good finish to "win. 1 Mr E. L. Macassey (president), H. T. Emmerson (sports secretary), and A. Burk (starter), assisted by other officials of the centre, efficiently controlled tho fixture, the events of which were all open. The following arc the results:— 75 YARDS’ HANDICAP. First heat: L. Milne (44yds) 1. C. J. Thompson (2}yds) 2. Won by a yard. Six started. Time, 8 l-ssec. Second heat: B. Waller (51yds) 1, G, Cox (31yds) 2. Won by a yard. Eight started. Time, Bsec. Third heat: G. Garden (3Jyds) 1, S. Black ((yds) 2. Won by half a yard. Seven started. Time, 8 l-ssec. Fourth heat; R. Young (6yds) 1. J. A. Pledger (81yds) 2. Won by half a yard. Six started. Time, 7 4-sscc. Final. J. A. Pledger (81yds) 1 L. Milne (41yds) .. .. .. ~ 2 G. Garden (31yds) 3 V on by a foot, a foot between second and third. Time, 7 4-oscc. 75 YARDS LADIES’ HANDICAP. Miss G. Winders (scr) 1 Miss K. Marshall (scr) 2 Miss B. Carter (IJyds) 3 Won by a yard; half a yard between second and third. Five started. Time 9 4-osec. ’ 440 YARDS HANDICAP. C. J. Thompson (syds) .. .. . N. I. Pledger (17yds) .. .. .. J. W. Johnson (12yds) After going to the front straigth, Thompson won comfort: six yards. Two yards separated and third. Sixteen started. 53 2-ssec. 880 YARDS INTER-CLUB RI HANDICAP. Civil Service No. I—W. Farr Waller, G. Cox, and C. J. Tineon (scr) Civil Scrveic No. 2 —M. G. \ S. Black, H. Olsen, and M'Combie (20yds) Anglican No. l—O. E. VeYteb, A Noble, R. Young, and A. L I (scr) The winning team had the lea up the straight, and won by five one yard between second and third teams started. No time was ta ONE MILE AND A-HALP HAN R. IV. M'Leod (150yds) ~ L. Logan (145yds) B. R. M’Kerhan (I3syds) .. M'Leod led from about the fii mile, and Logan was near bin tically all the way, until M'Leo a good effort in the last lap, a by 20 yards. Thirtv vards se second and third. ‘ Eleven • Time, "min 1 2-s?ce. THREE-MILE CYCLE HAND] J. Fogarty, (scr) J. Cockerill (100yds) .. .. A. Hamilton (240yds) '' The scratch mau was too far be affected.by the spill of several Fogatty got away in the last lap by a length; a length between and third. Fourteen started time -was taken. TV O-MILE CYCLE SCRATCH H. R. Dwight (Auckland) .. C. J. Lucas Won by a wheel. Five poirr awarded to the winner of eai and 15 points to the first man scored 45 points—the maximum r Eight started. . Time, 4niiu 54 DISCUS THROWING HANDI B. Provo (sft), 94ft 9in J. W. Johnson (10ft), 94ft, 3in R. O. Johnson (12ft), 91ft Fourteen competed. Kaitancata is popular with th housewife, because it’s Otago’s r npmical coal.—Advt