A.F.A. QUEEN CARNIVAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 519, 23 November 1928, Page 6

A.F.A. QUEEN CARNIVAL

ONEHUNGA CANDIDATE LEADS VOTING TO CLOSE NEXT WEEK Considerable interest was again shoAA n last evening in tlie voting in the Auckland Football Association’s Queen Carnival. A considerable summoney Avas handed to the secretary, but it is thought that many of the clubs are each holding a tidy sum back until next Aveek, in order to spring a surprise Avhen the voting finally closes. FolloAving are the present positions of the Queens: Miss Nellie Bentley, Onehunga, 9,600, 1 ; Miss Marjorie Simpson, Business Houses, 8,460, 2: Miss Mavis Ross, Y.M.C.A., 8,280. 3; Miss Hilda Takle, Tramways, 7,902, 4; Miss Marjorie Armstrong, Ponsonby, 6,750, 5; M>s Lena Follas, Belmont, 3,810, 6.

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