r OUNG Shore youngsters enjoy a game of push-ball at the carnival held at Devonport os Saturday, to raise funds for the unemployed.
“EVERYBODY THAT MATTERS.”—Here are the British and New zealand teams in the Left to right, standing: Collins (G. 8.), Wilson (N.Z.) Higgs fG B 1 Mr E H* e ? mS ln the tennis test, with officilll. France (N.Z.) Mr. L. W. Swan (secretary, A.L T A)’. sitting?' O live r (N Z ) Mr” H (P * r "* d l n .V Auckland L.T A). team), Gregory (G. 8.), Bartleet (N.Z), Austin (G. 8.), and Mr. D.' Kea^fe^
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 503, 5 November 1928, Page 18
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99rOUNG Shore youngsters enjoy a game of push-ball at the carnival held at Devonport os Saturday, to raise funds for the unemployed. “EVERYBODY THAT MATTERS.”—Here are the British and New zealand teams in the Left to right, standing: Collins (G. 8.), Wilson (N.Z.) Higgs fG B 1 Mr E H*e?mS ln the tennis test, with officilll. France (N.Z.) Mr. L. W. Swan (secretary, A.L T A)’. sitting?'O live r (N Z ) Mr” H(P*r"*dln.V Auckland L.T A). team), Gregory (G. 8.), Bartleet (N.Z), Austin (G. 8.), and Mr. D.' Kea^fe^ Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 503, 5 November 1928, Page 18
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