Page 10 Advertisements Column 1

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17146, 31 December 1929, Page 10

■ Remarkable New Year Values in [n the i With the advent of hot weather no one needs to be reminded of the necessity of cooler underneath things—that'makes itself all too apparent, but everyone will welcome the news of where to buy it for as small an outlay as possible. That'place is the "MELBOURNE CASH," and for these next few days we are making some really worth-while offers. Here are just a few to give you an idea of the rest. Ladies' Sleeveless Ribbed Cotton Vests. French: Neck Style ' VLadies' Woven Cotton Vests. Sleeveless Style. Soft Quality 1/6 Ladies' Cream .Ribbed' Cotton Vests, in Sleeveless and Short Sleeve Styles. Soft Quality 2/6 J Jig' Variety of Ladies' Summer-weight Vests in Sleeveless and Short Sleeve 5ty1e5....... 1.3/3, 3/6, 3/11 to 5/11 Ladies' Crepe Bloomers, in White and Colours. Full Size. Good Shape. .1/6 Ladies' Imitation Fugi Bloomers have all the appearance of Silk, in Cream and Colors n/n Ladies' Fugi Silk Bloomers. Dependable Quality Silk, with Gussett 3/9 Ladies' Knitted Silk Bloomers; Assorted Colors. Good Quality 3/11 Men's White Cotton Sleeveless Athletic Singlets. Dependable Quality 1/Better Qualities..'..... .1/9, 2/9 to 3/11 Men's Natural Cotton Singlets, with Short Sleeves. Good Washing Quality 1/9 Men's Summer-weight Singlets, with Short Sleeves. 'Dependable makes; 2/3,~ 2/6, 3/6, 4/11 to 8/11 Men's Summer-weight Wopl and Cotton Mixture Short Sleeve Singlets, in "Morley V English; Make...... .4/11 Men's Natural Summer-weight Cotton Underpants; Reliable Quality 2/3 Men's Cotton Underpants, in Big Variety of Qualities.. .2/11, 3/6, 4/11 to 8/11 Men's Wool and Cotton Mixture Underpants, in " Morley's" English make . 5/11 Men's Knee Drawers, in Cotton, Cotton ■ and Wool and All Wool Qualities. . 2/6, 2/11, 3/11 to 8/11 Boys' Summer-weight Cotton Singlets, in Sleeveless" -and" Short Sleeve Styles. ' 1/-, 1/2, 1/3 to 4/6 time GISBORNE

POVERTY gAY rpURF- QLU J : SUMMER MEETINC. THURSDAYi AND SATURDAY* FEBRUARY SIAKABAKA BACEOOimSB; i ' ' OFFICIALS: '• " President, Mr. J. W. Nolan; vice'president, .Mr. R. Sherratt; hon. treasurer, :Mr. F. W. Nolan; stewards, Messrs. G. M.,, Reynolds, W. L, Rutledge, A. R. Hlne, K. C. Murphy, E. R. Black; W, Clark, P. C. Loisel; jttdge. Mr. R. B. Lnsk; starter, Mr. J. D. Donovan? handicapper, Mr. H. Co vie; deputy handicapper, Mr:', Ulio Shannon: clerk of scales, Mr. M. Def Costa; clerk of course, Mr. C. Parkinson» secretary, Mr. D. R. DeCosta. FIKST DAY ' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1930. To start at 12 noon"" 1. JUBILEE HANDICAP, of . 130 sovs. Second horse to receive 20 sov?., and, third horse 10 sovs. from s.tak;e;, Minimum weigh't 7st. 71b'. 'One mile. Nomination, 208*, acceptance, 30». t. k'MST HANDICAY HURDLE RACE, oJ 130 sovs. Second horse to receive 20 sovk.. and third horse 10 sovß,;from ut»ke. The winner of any hurdle race of the value of 50 sovs. to the winnei , at time of "starting" after declaration Oi weights to carify 31b»,' extta; tpflioo sova., slbs. extra. One.,:,>nd *-half uaißS. Over six flisMfr of hurdles.' Xuinination. 20s: acceptance, 305." ;'. -, 3. TELEGRAPH HACK'HANDICAP, Of 130 sovs. Second horse to receive 20 sovs., and third horse lO.sova., from stake. Six and a-half furlong)^Nomination, 20s; acceptance, W*sU&-$L "■: . 4. TLRANGA STAKES HANDICAP*, of 200 sovs. Second horse to;- fceoelve 30 sovs., and third' horse 15 sovs. from stake. The winner of any race of the value of 50 sovs. to the winner,; &% .time of starting after the dhsa,*af!Qir ,ot , weights to carry 31bs. extra; iV b*KIOO sovs., 51bs. extra; .[7lhs; extra; of 200 sovs., lolbs. extra, , One and a-quarter miles. Nomination, 20s; acceptance,- 50s. &.■ SUMMER HACK STAKES of 130 BQvs. Second horse to receive 20*. sovs., ",and , third horse 10 sovs. from; stake. Wuight for age, with penalties and allowances. For twq-yeir-olds and, upwards. since Ist August, 1926, extra. Maiden four-year-olds and npwards at time of starting allowed lOlbs. Six furlongs. Nomination, 20li; ance, 30s. ■ ," :£vfjh G. MAIDEN SCURRY, of 120 sovs. (FOr two-year-olds and upwards). Second horso to receive 20 sovs., and i third horse 10 sovs. from stake.' Weight*, flat. Winners time barred. Six furlongs. Nomination, 20s j aoeeptanca, 80s. I • -. • ' m f, 7. FLYING HANDICAP, of 140 sovs. Second horse to receive 20 sava., and third horse 10 soy*; from stake*. The winner of any race, of the,, v.aluu of 60 sovs. to the ,winner at time of.Btar ting after declaration of weights to carry 71bs. extra;, of 100 mo extra. Six furlongs. Nomination, 20s; ac■•("ptance, 30s. 8. HARBOUR HACK'HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. Second horse to receive 20 som, and third horse 10 sovs. from stake. Winner of any previous race the same 4thy to carry 51bs. extra. Sevan furlongs. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 30s. SECOND DAT. SATURDAY. .FEBRUARY 15, ,' To start at ia noon. 1. EPSOM HANDICAP, 'of,wlßO.aovs. Second horse to receive Z 0 soft., and third horso 10 sovs. from stake. Mini-, mum weight, 7st. ,71bs. ,0»e mile. Nomination, 20s; acceptance,;Bos. 2. BKCOND HURDLES HANDICAP, of 1 130 sovs. Second, .hom to recelvn 20 ; - sovs., and third horse 10,- soya. ? from Blake. One and a-half miles. Y'Over. six nights of hurdles. Nomination, 20s: acceptance, 30s. 3. COOK HACK HANDICAP, of 130 sovi. Second horse to receive 20 sovs., and ;i third horse 10 sovs. from stake. . Six furlongs. 4. SUNDERLAND STAKES of, 175 soys. Second horse to Meeiv.e 2$ sovs., and'third h'<Jwe'ls aolr.'fttm stake. One mile. Nomination, 205.; cicceptanct*. 40s. ; , ' * 6. PIbWCANS' PURSE HANDICAP, 'of 140 sovs. Second horse to receive 20 sovs., and third, horse, 40; soya; iwnn stake. The.Srfiyief bf'ah* preVWW»*ce , the ■ same- SW-^tja-^JWe, furlongs. Nominatlon^2feL«l«W»|l#*. . 30». \tf-i 'J.rC-.l