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Wanganui Chronicle, 16 November 1946, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES HYMKHANA In aid of Heritage SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30 AT 11 A.M. At “ARLINGTON," the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Newman, NO. 1 LINE, WANGANUI Admission: Adults, 1/-; Children under 14—6 d. PROGRAMME: PONY EVENTS (entries, 2/-); Prizes; 7/6, 5/-, 2/6. 1. —Best Pony, 12.2 and under. 2. —Best Pony, 13.2 and under. 3. —Best Pony, 14.2 and under. 4. Pony Most Suitable for Junior Members Attending School. 5. —Best Boy or Girl Rider under 10 years. 6. —Best Girl Rider under 12 years. 7. —Best Girl Rider under 16 years. 8. —Best Boy Rider under 12 years. 9. —Best Boy Rider under 16 years. 10. —Consolation Class (for all unplaced ponies). PONY JUMPING (entries, 2/-); Prizes: £l, 10/-, 5/-. 11. —Maiden Pony Jump, 14.2 and under. 12. —Open Pony Jump, 14.2 and under. 13. —Special Pony Club Jump (Pony Club members only). HORSE EVENTS (entries, 3/-); Prizes: £l, 10/-, 5/-. (No third prize unless 10 or more entries in class). 14. —Maiden Hack. 15. —Hack up to list. 16. —Hack up to 15st. 17. —Ladies' Hack. 18. —Best Paced and Mannered Hack. JUMPING (Np third prize unless 10 or more entries) 19. —Maiden Jump (entry, 3/6); Prizes, £l/10/-, 15/-, 7/6. 20. —Ladies’ Jump (entry, 3/6); Prizes, £l/10/-, 15/-, 7/6. 21. —Open Jump (entry, 6/-); Prizes, £3, 30/-, 15/-. 22. —Consolation Jump (for all unplaced jumpers); entry, 3/6; prizes, £l/10/-, 15/-, 7/6. NOVELTY EVENTS FOR HORSES AND PONIES AS TIME PERMITS BRING YOUR HORSES AND BRING YOUR PONIES WHEREVER YOU LIVE LET ALL ROADS LEAD TO "ARLINGTON" MONSTER HERITAGE GYMKHANA EVERYBODY WELCOME ALSO MUSIC AND DANCING CHILDREN'S RACES AND GAMES. OF SKILL COMPETITIONS AND SIDESHOWS GALORE ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR — Remember >- EVERYBODY WELCOME at HERITAGE GYMKHANA. (Advertisement donated by Chainey Bros.)

DR. M. L. BENSON - MARTON. CHANGE OF SURGERY HOURS. TN future there will be no evening Surgery attendance on TUESDAY nights, except by arrangement, as from and including Tuesday, November 19. KAI IWI & COMBINED DISTRICTS SPORTS CLUB. r |’HE Annual General Meeting of the Club will be held in the Kai Iwi ' Hall on Monday, November 18, at 8 p.m. W. BETTERIDGE, Hon. Secretary. FARMERS. TJEACON Bacon Co. collecting Pigs, Hunterville. Rata and Districts, TUESDAY, November 19. 'Phone 3332 and 70W (Hunterville). FEDERATED FARMERS. MAKIRIKIRI BRANCH. A MEETING of members will be held in the Upokongaro Hall on MONDAY, November 18. at 7.30 p.m. A full attendance is desired. P. V. MACDONALD, Hon. Secretary. 'UHE JOYCE HAYWARD SCHOOL ■* OF DANCING RECITAL. TOWN HALL - BULLS. TUESDAY. NOV. 26. at 8 p.m. Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls 2/3; Back Stalls 1/6; Children 1/-. TRANSPORT LICENSING. rpHE Authority will hold a Public Silt ng in Courthouse, Hawera, on Friday, November 22. at 10 a.m., for purpose of considering lhe following applications. Applicants should be present or represented for the hearing of their applications. GOODS SERVICES: Renewals with Amendment: 770 G. Maxwell, lift wartime restrictions; 323 W. J. Lippingwell, right lo operate in t , '.o Borough of Hawera. PASSENGER SERVICES: Amendments: 713 C. Bird, contract license, delete seasonal restriction. RENTAL CAR SERVICES: Amendment: 65 Universal Motors. Ltd., ask for one additional ear. GRAZING RIGHTS. r I'HE Whanganui College Board of Trustees invites tenders for Grazing Rights over the paddocks recently occupied by I lie late Mr. F. Bristol, ’file pad.locks are s'tuate between London and Grey Streets and Selwyn j Crescent. Rights are determinable at three months' notice on either side. Tenders may be for one or more paddocks. Possession can he given on the ! Ist day of December, 1946. Particu- ! lars and conditions may be seen at the j office of the Secretary, Selwyn Buildings, Victoria Avenue. Wanganui. I Tenders must be submitted in writ- , ing to the .Secretary before noon on 1 Wednesday, November 27, 1946.