Public Notices. PICNIC RACES PICNIC RACES PICNIC RACES TE AWAMUTU RACECOURSE TE AWAMUTU RACECOURSE TE AWAMUTU RACECOURSE TOMORROW, JULY 12 TOMORROW, JULY 12 ' TOMORROW, JULY 12 —11.15 Gallops, Steeples, Hurdles, Trots, Two year-old Parade, Pacing Exhibition by W Single Direct Lunch obtainable on course, catering by W.D.F.F. Licensed Booth, Equalizator Admission 2/6, Cars 1/6, Children 1/(585) CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION PARISH HALL, WEDNESDAY July 16, 7.45 p.m. TALK ON PHYSICAL EDUCATION By Area Organiser Display by Form it. Pupils; Film Programme. Everyone Welcome. Supper. Silver coin collection. (666) "CAMBRIDGE PUBLIC LIBRARY NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS SUBSCRIBERS are notified that the following change in admission periods will operate as from Monday, 14th. July, 1947
10.0 —12.0 a.m. 1.0 Inclusive. 6.30 nesday Evenings.. 6.30 BY ORDER,. Of The Committee. (630) TRECARNE STUD PUKEKURA : CAMBRIDGE STUD SEASON, 1947 at the Service of Breeders, The Great Massine Line Horse— FETE DE NEUILLX (8) (Imp.) Sire MIEUXCE (7), the best French horse of his day, winner of the Grand Frix de Paris, French Derby etc., and sire of 24 winners of 38 races during the 1946 season, booked full at 300 gns., by Massine, winner of the Ascot Gold Cup and twice leading French sire, and sire of the great N.Z. sire Lang Bian. Dam EXHIBITIONIST, winner of the English Oaks and 1000 Guineas, and £15,185. The champion race mare of her day, by SOLARIO, winner of the Ascot Gold Cup, St. Leger, etc., sire of winners of over £249,000, leading brood mare sire and sire of the dam of Tehran (St. Leger), and sold for 100,000 gns. Fete de Neuilly is a magnificent brown horse standing over 16 hands, with the very best of bone and feet. During the 1946 English racing season he met and defeated many of the best English stayers, including Black Peter, Stirling Castle, Ford Transport, Star Lover, Avalanche, etc. Fee 125gns. for approved mares, payable at service; 90 per cent, of fee refunded, if mare does not prove in foal.—For cards, etc., apply— REX Y. GARLAND, CAMBRIDGE Phone 163 Or—H. T. HEAD, Papakura, ph. 34D(654)
H 0 N EY HONEY ORDERED BEFORE APRIL 6th., 1947, Will Be Sold If Not Collected By July 20th. DOMAIN TEA KIOSK PHONE 328. For Exchange. QOTTAGE in Cambridge for beach cottage at Mt. Maunganui. Write “Cottage,” c/o. Independent. (620) Wanted To Rent. JJOUSE or Bach, handy to Hautapu. Urgently. Address Independent. (644) J-JOUSE or part house, furnished or unfurnished by quiet refined couple. Rent in advance. Apply “632” Independent. (632) JJOUSE, 4-5 rooms, with conveniences; three months’ rent in advance. Apply Independent. (605)
gELF Contained Flat, furnished,’ by considerate, quiet couple. Rent in advance; good references. Apply “623” (633)
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Waikato Independent, Volume XLIV, Issue 6075, 11 July 1947, Page 1
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