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Taranaki Daily News, 26 April 1930, Page 3

TARANAKI TROTTING CLUB SIXTH TOTALIS AT OS MEETING NEW PLYMOUTH RACECOURSE. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), APRIL 26—TO-DAY! TO-DAY (SATURDAY), APRIL 26—TO-DAY! HANDICAPPER C. E, GOOSMAN. STARTER . A. MORSE. JUDGE E. V. SUTHERLAND (Auckland). SEE SOME OF THE LEADING NEW ZEALAND HORSES IN ACTION. FIRST RACE STARTS AT 11.45 A.M. CITIZENS’ BAND IN ATTENDANCE. ADMISSION TO COURSE.-Outside Enclosure: Men 2/-, Ladies 1/-. Lawn Enclosure: Men 4/-, Ladies 2/-. Motor-cars 2/6. CHEAP EXCURSION FARES from Hawera and Intermediate Stations by Morning Trains. The usual 4.35 train for Hawera will be delayed until 5.45, connecting at Stratford with the Tahora train. D. LE C. MORGAN, Secretary. P.O. Box 191, Telephones— New Plymouth. 121 Office, 919 Private. SENSATIONAL! MAGNIFICENT! SPECTACULAR! PUNIHO SOCIAL CLUB’S BOHEMIAN BALL LES BRILLIANTE OKATO HALL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30. Hundred coloured lights, five Spotlights, two Floodlights. Coburn’s Bix Six and special installation latest all-electric Wireless and Pick-up. Continuous dancing. The London firm that supplied the Carnival Novelties, Paper Hats, etc., for the “Three Arts Ball,” England’s premier ball, are supplying over 4000 direct for this ball; these will be free to patrons. Moonlight, Twilight, Spotlight and Serenade Dancing (the latest from Paris). The “Floating Balloons" and “Darby and Joan Waltz,” England’s latest attempt to revive old-time dances. Masks compulsory no dancers allowed on ballroom floor without, unless special permission from the head M.C. Magnificent decorations, cosy corners, etc. Eight M.C.'s, and entirely new Novelty Dances. Good Prizes for Fancy Dress: Ist, Ladies’ and Gent’s, valued 2 guineas each, and six others valued a guinea each. Williamson’s Free Buses from town; preference will be given to ticket-holders. Tickets obtainable at Williamson s. USUAL BALLROOM PRICES: GENTS, 5/-; LADIES, 2/6. It’s not a que»Jion of whether you can afford to go, but whether you can afford to stay home. You’ll be there.

FOOTBALL. MANUTAHI SEVEN-A-SIDE yOOTBALL pOURN AMENT (Second Annual Fixture) To be held on the MANUTAHI DOMAIN. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1930. Commencing at 11 a.m. sharp. For the Manutahi Shield, presented by Lovell and Christmas, Ltd., London, and Seven Gold Medals. Seven Silver Cups for Runners-up. FOR JUNIOR TEAMS ONLY. Nomination Fees, 10/6 per team. NOMINATIONS CLOSE ON MONDAY, APRIL~2B. GRAND BALL GRAND BALL GRAND BALL GRAND BALL Will be held in the Evening. Music by Wills’ Melody Makers Orchestra. Excellent Floor and Dainty Supper. ADMISSION: Tournament, Adults 1/-. Dance, Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. Bus will leave Criterion Garage, Hawera, at 7.45 p.m. for the Dance. , M. P. COMERFORD, Hon. Secretary. ’Phone 29140, Hawera. OEO SPORTS CLUB (Reformed). JUNIOR gEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT AND SPORTS. AND SPORTS. WEDNESDAY - , MAY 21, 1930. Full Particulars Later. M. T. SAYWELL, Hon. Secretary. SHOOTING SEASON. gICENSES to shoot Cock Pheasants, Californian Quail, Australian Quail, Grey Duck and Black Swan in the Taranaki Acclimatisation Society’s District from May 1 to July 31, 1930, will be issued from the following Post Offices: New Plymouth, Opunake, Inglewood, Waitara, Okato, Pungarehu, Rahotu, Tariki, Urenui, Uruti, Warea, Tongaporutu. Licenses may be obtained also from the Secretary. AU Licenses must be produced on request of Rangers. VAL. DUFF, Hon. Secretary. pHE I.C.S. training lifts men and women out of the crowd and makes them candidates for better-paid and responsible positions. What subject are you interested in ? If it is not listed here write us, and full particulars will be forwarded by return mail. Advertising. Lettering and Designing. Window Dressing. Radio Operator. Carpentry. Furniture Making. Plumber. Bookkeeping. Mechanical Draughtsman. gpHE JNTERNATIONAL OORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS, (N.Z.) LIMITED ; 182 M WAKEFIELD ST., WELLINGTON. (2)