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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 43, 13 May 1927, Page 3

SATURDAY’S GAMES

ASSOCIATION JgLANDFORD jp ARK, TO-MORROW THISTLE v. Y.M.C.A. 3.0 p.m. NORTH SHORE v. TRAMWAYS ADMISSION: Is. Plenty Free Seating - Accommodation. Grandstand: Gents, Is; Ladies, 6d extra. RUGBY Eden t> a r k. DEN ARK. E* D E N M T> A R K. DEN £9 ARK. Eden nx x> a r k. DEN y I ARIv. TO-MORROW TRAINING COLLEGE v. NORTH SHORE GRAFTON v MARISTS VARSITY B v. MARISTS B KICK-OFF 3 P.M. GRAMMAR v. PONSONBY KICK-OFF 1.45 SHARP Admission, Is; Ladies, 6d. Grandstand Is extra. School Children Free. SHOWGROUNDS COLLEGE RIFLES v VARSITY KICK-OFF 3 P.M. Admission, 6d; Grandstand, 6d extra. School Children Free. T. W. MABEN, Secretary A.R.F. Union. SITUATIONS VACANT CENSOR OF CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS. Applications, closing May 31, 1927, are invited for the position of Censor of Cinematograph Films, Wellington, under the Cinematograph Film Censorship Act, 1916. Salary to commence, £550 per annum. Applications to be forwarded to the Under-Secretary, Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington. I T Y OF AUCKLAND APPOINTMENT OF OFFICER-IN-CHARGE OF FILTRATION PLANTS. Applications will be received at the office of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Auckland, up to 12 noon on THURSDAY, 9th day of JUNE, 1927, for the position of OFFICER-IN-CHARGE OF FILTRATION PLANTS in connection with the water supply of Auckland. Conditions of appointment may be obtained at the Town Clerk’s Office, Town Hall, Auckland. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. SITUATIONS WANTED. BAN JOIST, wide experience, requires position in good jazz orchestra.— Write A, 1446, The Sun. GARDENER, pruning hedges, lawns, vegetables and flowers; 14 years’ experlence.—Write A, 1395, The Sun. PERSONAL. INFORMATION is required of the whereabouts of CHARLES MCCARTHY, formerly of Waihou, a son of Daniel McCarthy, deceased.—Parr and Blomfield, Solicitors, Auckland. rpHE SALVATION ARMY, Major Gordon -I- Wellesley Chambers, will gratefully receive donations for Winter Firing, poor families; Blankets badly needed. Te Awamutu Orphans. —The committee of the Te Awamutu Orphans’ Club met on Wednesday evening, when 18 new members were elected and arrangements made in connection withthe opening of the session on May 21. An invitation to be represented at the opening of the Auckland Orphans’ Club on the 14th inst., when Orphan G. W. Hutchinson will preside, was received.

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