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Waikato Times, Volume 108, Issue 18159, 25 October 1930, Page 3

WAIKATO '££ & p # '_^S3N.. 39TH. ANNUAL SHOW. NOVEMBER 12 AND 13, 1930. EXHIBITION TROTTING. To be Held on the Waikato Trotting Club’s 'Course, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. Judge, Mr. T. Martin; Handicapper, Mr. C. Goosman; Starter, Mr. R. T. Reed; Timekeeper, Mr. S. Barker; Number Steward, Mr. J. Teddy; Stewards, Messrs. McKee, Windsor, Martin, Seddon, Teddy and Livingstone. PROGRAMME: Agreed to by the Hon. Minister of Internal Affairs and. Approved by the N.Z, Trotting Association. 1 Members' Handicap (Harness) of £25, 2nd. horse to receive £4, 3rd horse £2 from the stake. For Trotting Horses Only. Distance, If miles. Nomination 5/-, acceptance 15/-. 2 Stewards’ Handloap (Harness) oi £25, 2nd. horse to receive £4, 3rd. horse £2 from the stake. Distance If miles. Nomination 5/-, acceptance 15/-. Nominations close with the secretary at 5 p.m. on SATURDAY, November Ist. Handicaps will be declared on TUESDAY, November 4 th. Acceptances will close with the secretary at. 5 p.m. on THURSDAY, November 6th. No records of times will be taken. Rules and Regulations. Nominations must be accompanied by fees. All fees must be paid before competitor starts. 1 No competitor will be allowed to start unless colours, dress and gear are in good order. The committee reserves the right to refuse any entry and exclude aDy person from the ground without giving any explanation. Rule 130. —Regulations concerning colours will apply. Rule 198. —Every person applying for admission to any course and every person entering or endeavouring to enter a horse for any race, and every person having or subsequently acquirj ing any interest in such horse, shall be deemed to accept all the conditions I and restrictions imposed or implied by these rules, and to be barred from questioning the action of the Conference, Appeal Judges, Association, Club, Racing Club or Body, Committee, Stewards, Officials, Agents or Servants, in respect of any such person or horse or any person connected therewith, otherwise than is provided in part XXX of these rules. A copy of this rule shall be printed in all programmes •and printed and placed at- the entrance of every course, J. M. BAXTER, Secretary.' 522

NEW ZEALAND BUTTER. £ QHRISTMAS Q.IFT J»OR “H 0ME *” NEW ZEALAND BUTTER.' ' Such a gift as this would be much appreciated by your friends or relatives at “Home,” and entails no trouble or toother for you. All you need to do is to send 7/6 cash to: The Secretary, The New Zealand Dairy Produce Board, Box 866, Wellington, together with the full address of any resident in the United Kingdom. For this amount our London Office will send, free of any cost to the recipient, 4 lbs. of New Zealand “Finest” •Butter, carefully packed. Each pound of butter is packed in a carton and the four cartons into a larger carton. A card, giving the name of the sender, will be enclosed in the package. To ensure delivery before Christmas, it will be necessary for orders to reach the Board before November 1— be wise, SEND YOUR ORDER EARLY, write to-day 1 ..

While this makes a muoh appreciated Christmas gift, the Board also undertakes this service any time during the year. ~ 597

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