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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18064, 15 April 1933, Page 4

I < 1 _ ‘THETRE y MADE OF ;■ - good TOiA|iOD lc 4THEY’RE GOOD V FOR YOC| 0’ * V l *-. ‘ SW6 EXPRESS sss to or COAK CP- PIAIH WaiUu Returned Soldiers’ 14th MONSTER SPORTS TE KARAKA ; ;• ■ -TV ■. EASTER MONDAY 59 Great Events Athletic Cycling Howe Chopping Dancing Horses for all Turning Events will be drawn on the ground. Special Train leaves Kaiti Wharf at 9 a.m. for Sports Ground—Special Excursion Fare 2/8 Return. Sports start 10.30 a.m. sharp. Red Bus running from Town to Sports. ADMISSION 1/6, HORSES 1/-, CARS 1/-, CHILDREN (under 14) 6d. Luncheon and Refreshments on Ground. Hot Water and Milk on Ground. Seating Accommodation Provided. Space for Side Shows can be arranged through the Secretary. Grand Sport Date in Evening Miss Ruru’s Orchestra. Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. J W. NISBETT, Hon. Sec. and Treasurer. I Te Karaka. Telephone 54.

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