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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17144, 28 December 1929, Page 10

TE KARAKA Sports Club (Under Permit from N.Z.A.A.A.) ANNUAL NEW YFAR SPORTS '.. . :‘j; f ♦ , (In Aid of Recreation Ground at Te Karska.) k WEDNESDAY, JAN, 1,1930. SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES GISBORNE AT 9.45 a.m. FOR SPORTS GROUND. F.xcursion Fare 2/8 Return from Qhborne STATION. . : The Premier Sports Meeting OP THE DISTRICT. 4 / r ' Athletic t x.' . i". 'V- , . • Cycling 1 Horse Events ALL THE CHAMPIONS OF THE DISTRICT ARE COMPETING. LUNCHEON and REFRESHMENT BOOTH ON GROUND. ■■ . ; Vi HOT WATER AND MILK BAND IN ATTENDANCE^ ' ■ . • V*- ' The RED BUS will leave Hannah's Corner frequently for Sports V ■ ADMISSION 1/6. HORSES 1/6. MOTORS 1/6. CHILDREN 64. ■a SOCIAL AND DANCI IN AID OF THE SPORTS GROUND. WAIKOHU HALL MUSIC BY FULL ORCHESTRA. Red Bus leaves Hannah’s Corner 7 p.m. GENTS Af-, LADIES 2/-. There’s No Disputing that • ’ . T < ?*%' »>.*•" •.* Advertising is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion. It has won a place for itself in practically every industry. Judicious advertising of reputable goods, backed ‘by an efficient sales service, has proved {profitable to the advertiser. > But ADVERTISING always should be considered as a business enterprise, not as a magic formula for unearned euocess. WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO CONFER WITH YOU ON ADVERTISING IN A BUSINESS-LIKE WAY. u GUM ARABIC, in large or small quantities., for sale At HsRALOt Jobbing Department