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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18582, 17 December 1934, Page 2

ACCOMMODATION Phones 13 and 197 R. HOTEL MAHABA WAIKANAE. Break your journey for good accommodation. y Lovely spot for a holiday. Tennis: sea and river bathing; putting: fishing. "The Best Meal on the Road." Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Caulton, Proprietors. 14 years Motu Hotel —enough said. AUCKLAND ACCOMMODATION ITOTEL FERNLEIGH, 28 Symonds -■■ Street, Auckland, Phone 41-319. This popular house has been thoroughly renovated throughout:-re-duced tariff; excellent cuisine.—-Pro-pKJfetreaa, E. 'Smith. INCREASING FIERCER HEATER INSTALLATIONS. rPHE installation of over 2000 Mercer ■*■ Gas Storage Water Heaters in New Zealand proves the intense popularity of these superior constructed, more advanced heaters. The modern Mercer )s entirely automatic. produces hot water in an instant in any volume, and is definitely most economical to use. FREE LEAFLET from Gisborne Gas Co., or J. Mercer & Sons Ltd., Christchurcli. explain:, fully. VAN-("JURY FOR TRUE HAIR COLOR. IEUFKCTION in naturally and *- safety regrowlns true hair color is achieved with VAN-CREY. modern English discovery. Whether the original color of your hair was blonde, brown, black or auburn —VAN-GREY will restore youth's color —not tinting, dyeilip; or staining! Money-Refund (iuarantee on every 10oz 5/0 bottle. Sold bv (1. A. Armstrong, Chemist. MOR E R E HOT SPRINGS HOTEL The Holidaymakers' Paradise. CHRISTMAS DINNER Served 6.15 p.m., TUESDAY, December 25. NEW YEAR'S EVE, Monday, Jan. 1. 6.15 HOGMANAY DINNER Novelties, Streamers, Favors', etc. Orchestral Interludes. Come to Morere this Summer. The Brightest Spot in N.Z. MANCATU SPORTS CLUB • will hold their ON THK BEAUTIFUL, SHADY GROUND!-' OF "THK PINKS," WHATATUTU. TUESDAY, JANUARY 20th, 1035. 1. PONY JUMP. Ist . prize, £2; 2nd prize, £l. Entrance ."»/-. '£, TURNING. Ist prize, £l/10/-; 2nl prize. 10/-, Entrance 2/-. ::. OPEN MAIDEN LEAP. Ist prize, £4; 2nd prize £;/10/-. Entrrince 5/6. 4. HUNTERS* LEAPING MATCH. Ist prize, S">: 2nd prize, £2. Entrance 7/-. 5. FLAG RACE. Ist prize, £l/10/.; 2nd prize, 10/-. Entrance 2/-. 6. OPEN MATCH. Ist prize, £5; 2nd prize, X2. Entrance 7/-. 7. STOCK HACK. Ist prize, S.X 10/-. 2nd prize, io/-. Entrance 2/ : . 8. DISTRICT MAIDEN liKAP. Ist prize £3; 2nd prize, £l/ Entrance 4/-. 9. POTATO RACK. Ist prize, £l/10/-; 2nd prize, 10/-. Entrance 2/-. 10. LADIES' STOCK BACK. 'lst prize, Trophy; 2nd, Trophy. , Entrance 1/-. 11. SCHOOL GIRLS' RIDING. Ist prize. 10/-; 2n<J prize, ss. Entrance (id. .12. SCHOOL BOYS' RIDING. Ist prize. 10/-; 'Jnd prize. .1/-'. Kntrance r.d. 33. STEPPING THE CHAIN. Ist prize, £l. Entrance 1/-. 14. WEIGHT ESTIMATING. Ist prize, Sheep, Entrance 1/-. , 35, DROP KICK. "Ist prize, £l. Em «. trance 1/-. " ALL EVENTS'POST ENTRY. In Events Nos. 2,5, 7,9,, and 10, the. horses to he ridden by. conrpetitors will lie drawn for at the tihie If entry. Cup, value £. r >/. r >/-, presented by E, T, Gregory. Est]., for event No. 8. i Cup value £lO/10/-, presented by •'. Lloyd, Esf|., for evorit No. 1. Cup, value £. r >/;>/-, presented by A". S Bolton, Esq., for event No. 3. NOTE. —All Cups to be won twice in succession or three times at intervals before becoming the property of the winner. Special Prize of one guinea to owner of horse scoring most points hi field" events. RULER AND REGULATIONS. 1. The committee reserves the right to alter, add to the prosrainme. to vary the order "f event" or, if necessary, to postpone tb.B gathering. , 2. The corniJiiueo reserves the riLrht !" refuse any entry. No 'entry received without cush. 3. Any competitor who enters u horse for any Maiden Jtunp, which liorwe bus previously won » jump, shall bo disfpiuHfiod for all events for the d'ty4. Any competitor ctfmpettnK in the field events on any other horse than the one provided for him by the draw, shall be disqualified for all events for the day, 5. Protests to be accompanied by a deposit of 10/-. In the event of protest not being entertained the deposit will be forfeited. AMUSEMENTS AND RACES FOR THE CHILDREN. HOT WATER PROVIDED FREE. Entrance to Ground 1/6. Vehicles and Motors 1/-. Children Tree: ANNUA! SOCIAL and DANCE to bo held in the Whatatutu Hall same evening. It. H. DODDS, Hon. Secretary, in* Whatatutu.

FOR PROMPT AND EXPERT SERVICE PHONE 986 GENERAL CARRYING Town and Country. FURNITURE REMOVALS PACKING SHIPPING and FORWARDING CUSTOMS CLEARANCES Agents throughout New Zealand 1 . All grades best Household and Steam Coal stockod: also Briquettes (Oarbonettes). Coke, and all kinds Dry Firewood. COTJTTS &JAMISON LTD. [GENERAL CARRIERS. COAX, AND FIREWOOD MERCHANTS. Phone 98C. 12 LOWE STREET. Bates' Buildings (near Adair Bros.). Local Agents: The T. &> G. Mutual t,lf» Ahrti Sonlfltv T.td WARD'S TRANSPORT 143 GREY STREET. GISBORNE RUATORIA TE ARAROA HPRUCKS leave Gisborne twice dally •'"at 7 a.m. and 12 noon. Herald delivered along route. Goods collected from any part of Gisborne Borough. Goods notified to the office by 11 a.m. will be colleoted In time, foe the 12 o'clock truck. AGENTS: Tolaga Bay.—Mrs. Sheather. Tokomaru Bay.—TTokomaru Farmers' Co-op. Ltd. Te Puia,-—Mrs. Colbert. Tiklrtki.—Waiapii Farmers' Co-op. Ltd. JOHN WARD. Proprietor. Plumes: Gisborne; 1808; RuatWip, 3?.