MEMORANDA

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19337, 29 May 1937, Page 2

MEMORANDA

——. ; { Members of the. Labour Party are requested to note, that the nights of meet- £ ings have, changed. An advertisement f to this effect appears in this issue. t This year's rodeo programme bus been j made specially attractive, to riders. In j addition to the usual substantial prize- . money for the open steer-riding, special J prizes will be paid to each competitor riding bis bullock to the finishing Hag: ; for compeliloiis riding with one band the ' prize will be C 1 10s. and those using J both, bunds will receive lCv. Entry fees are reduced to the nominal amount of Is. » To encourage competitors to appear in ' apropriate gaH>. and so provide some- , tiling of the "Wild West" atmosphere, special prizes will be paid In .the besl" turned-out cowboys. * Unusual iir.tcrest has been created - during the past few days by the display . in n shop window in Gladstone road of t an Ariel motor-cycle with u motor ,of j the unorthodox "square-four' 1 type. The ■ maiiufacturera stute that, since the. intro- ( ducfion of this new type of power unit five years ago, it, has been acclaimed by automobile engineers and competent . motor-cyclists' throughout the world as the greatest advance in the evolution of flic motor-cydle. .Amazing flexibility, . with a marked degree of reliability and comfort, make the Ariel "Square-four," now on view at Russell Cycles and Motors, a proposition that- cannot fail , to appeal strongly to any motorcycle enthusiast. ::