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Hokitika Guardian, 22 July 1930, Page 4

BRITISH FOOTBALLERS. THE ITINERARY. The team’s itinerary is as follows: July 26.—'THIRD TEST MATCH. AT AUCKLAND. July SO.—North Auckland, at Whangarei. August 2. —Waikato, Thames Valley, King Country, at Hamilton. August 9-FOURTH TEST MATCH AT WELLINGTON. August 13.—Nelson, Marlborough. Golden Bay, at Nelson. August 23.—Match in Australia. August 27.—Match ' in A ustralia. August 30.—Match in Australia. September 3.—Match in Austrolia. September 6.—Match in Australia September 10.—Match in Australia. September 13.—Match in Melbourne. PROFESSIONAL,VISIT OF—(e.cmoiJrton) OPT I Cl 200 HIGH ST., CHRISTCHURCH May be consulted on all defects of eyesight at Mr A. E, Perry, dentist’s rooms, August 18th, and 19th. inst. Appointments can now be made by ringing up Mr Perry (Na.v4T)r : --'•

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