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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 59, 1 June 1927, Page 3

§LT ua TIONS vacant B OOT rA~p~i: coSntwori enCh HandS; sood wages; JEFFRIES AND CO., Airedale Street. 3I C albert COUNCIL. gardener. borough Applications (in writing* . i^^’nssr.sjiwMi Gardener” on envelope, and must be in tiie hands of the undersigned not litpr than TUESDAY NEXT. 7th Inst., at Noon H. UTTING. Morningside, June 1, 1927. T ° W n Clerk * JJII.WORTH BUILDINGS, QUEEN ST. The Dilworth Trust Board invites anplications, closing- at. 9 a.m. on MONDAY tfune 13, for the following positions! Duties begin about end of July. CARETAKER, At £4 per week, with residential quarters provided. LIFTMAN, At £4 per week, with uniform provided. Conditions of appointment may be seen at Board’s Office, Wright’s Buildings Fort Street. . Applications to be made on form provided. Trustees must not be canvassed. R. H. INSULL, Secretary. DOMESTICS WANTED. capable, accustomed children, assist household duties.—Reply, giving reference, Box 502, Auckland. SITUATIONS WANTED. DRESSMAKING and Renovation of any- description undertaken at 81 Ponsonby Road, opp. McKelvie St.; smart; low charges. SALESMAN, good, reliable, wants posi►D tion in Seed and Grain Warehouse; 14 years’ experience.—Write A, 1794, The Sun.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS. [TATNEY SIBUN AND SONS. * Sjrmonds Street and Newmarket. Phones: 47-619, 47-819. Residence, 41 PARK RD., 41-534. McIVOR AND undertakers. Newton Karangah.ipe next Phones 40-689, 36-713, 36-033. SONS. Post MORRISON, Undertaker, 167 Par- • nell Road, opp. Parnell Library, phone 43-768. Available any hour. MONUMENTAL MASONS. ■pARKINSON AND CO., Victoria S^. — I The most progressive Monumental Masons. Catalogues free on applicatii Phone 44-164.

Miniature cord tyres to fit 2in and 3in wheels are being made at Port Dunlop, U.S.A., as part of the equipment of Meccano motor-cars for boys. They cost 4s 6d each.

Football Competition NO ENTRANCE FEE £lO £lO As a result of one senior Soccer fixture, and one League senior grade match being played on Friday ( King's Birthday), competitors this week will have ten results to forecast, instead of the usual twelve. In the League competition, the bye will, as usual, be counted as one result Coupons will be published to-night and on Thursday and Friday nights, the competition closing at the usual time, 10 a.m. on Saturday morning. CUT ALONG THIS LINE Matches Played Saturday, June 4 LEAGUE —Senior A Grade MARI3T v NEWTON GRAFTON v PONSONBY CITY—A BYE SOCCER —Chatham Cup THISTLE v Y.M.C.A. NORTH SHORE v TRAMWAYS NAVY v ONEHUNGA RUGBY —Senior A Grade UNIVERSITY v NORTH SHORE GRAFTON v PONSONBY MARIST v TRAINING COLLEGE COLLEGE RIFLES v GRAMMAR . NAME ADDRESS CUT ALONG THIS LINE Sand in as Many Coupons as You Like ! UNLIMITED ENTRIES CONDITIONS I—Cross out names of teams you consider will lose. If a draw, leave both reams untouched. 2—Fill up cou it out and Editor. Box Saturday. that hour. ipon in ink with name and address in capital letters, cut when sending by post address to: Football Competition : 630. Auckland, so as to reach us not later than 10 a.m. on Coupons may be delivered by hand at this office up to 3—No responsibility will be accepted Dy the Competition Editor for any coupon lost, delayed or mislaid. Proof of posting will not be accepted as proof of delivery, or receipt, and no correspondence will be entered into, or interviews granted. «—The Competition Editor’s decision Is absolutely Anal on all questions relating to this Competition. In the event of a tie the prize will oe divided. 6—Employees of THE SUN are not allowed to compete. 7ln the event of any number of matches being cancelled, postponed or abandoned, subsequent to the publication of the coupon, the right is reserved to withdraw the Competition for that week, adding the prize money to the following week’s competition The result of each week's competition will be published In tne Mon. dav’s issue of the paper following the Saturday upon which tne com* Petition is decided.