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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5356, 14 February 1916, Page 6

7. The Committee reserve the right to postpone the Bparte if the weather is unfavourable. 8. All hunters (ladies’ excepted) must cany a minimum of eleven stone. 9. No event unless three starters; five to start or no third prise will be given. 10. No horses nominated in trotting events will be allowed to gallop and run as pacemakers to competing horses. 11. A “maiden hunter” is a horse that has not won more than £6 In jumping competitions at Shows or Sport® Meetings. Trotting Raoes, etc., by permission of the Hon. Minister of Internal Affairs. Admission to Grounds: Adults Is; Children 6d. A REFRESHMENT BOOTH RUN BY SPORTS CLUB ON GROUND. BOILING WATER FREE. The Sports Ground is within a few minutes’ walk of the Hukanui Railway Station. Trains run to suit competitors. Further information can be obtained frcfcn the Secretary, at Hukanui. Grand tjall in ttivening RAND XJALL IN X-JVENING IN THE HUKANUI HALL. Gentlemen, 2/6. Ladies, I/-. N. RANGER, Secretary. Postal Address, Hukanui. THE PAHIATUA CARRYING ANL FORWARDING AGENCY. H. VILE. PROPRIETOR. Telegraphio Address: VILE, Pahiatua THE PROPRIETOR is prepared to canry and deliver goods of any description to any part of the town or country at Lowest Rates. Having secured Storage Room in Makuri, we are in a position to eaten with more safety for up-country Clients. Ooalbrookdale Coal A Brunner Nuts Rata and Matai Firewood supplied in any quantities. Agents for N.Z EXPRESS OO d. H. POWELL. MAKURI. HOLDS a well-assorted Stock of Drapory, Grocery, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Ironmongery, Produce, eto. Orders by post have prompt attention. Goods delivered throughout the District. J. H. POWELL, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, MAKURI. G. T. COLE. MANGAMAIRE STORE. Goods delivered daily -—ln the MARIMA, WAIWERA, and NIKAU DISTRICTS. AGENTS FOR— Norwich and Loudon Accident Association. The Norwioh Union Fir# Ooy. The Pahiatua Herald. The Dominion.