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SHOW NIGHT SPORTS MEETING. GATHERING AT HASTINGS. The show night sports meeting to be held at Nelson Park, Hastings, next Wednesday, promises to be one of the most successful meetings yet held in this district, for never before have the public had the opportunity of witnessing such a representative gathering of stars at any one meeting. - The partioular shining lights will he G. Golding the Australian 440 yards champion, F. Grose, of Christchurch, the champion cyclist. Miss E. Martyn, of Christchurch, the New Zealand champion lady sprinter and Miss Norma Wilson, the Olympic representative. In addition there is a bright prospect of Randolph Rose and J. W. Savidan also eompeting". As is well known, Golding is the holder of the Australian and New Zealand record for 440 yards and he has beeA impressing critics all over New Zealand with his_ great rutts. It is worth noting thnt in practicslly ©very event on the shownight proizramme there is a coinpetitor of more than ordinary ability and this fact should greatlv interest the. spectators. Further details are advertised in this issue. \
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 35, 13 March 1930, Page 8
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181ALL STARS Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 35, 13 March 1930, Page 8
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