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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 604, 5 March 1929, Page 3

TROTTING T 1 T ANNUAL, MEETING, MARCH NOMINATIONS for all Events close •with the Secretary, Mary Street, Thames. 9. 1 ’ -^ r - It. L. Absolum, Secretary Otahuhu Trotting: Club. O'Connell AtK'klanrl U'Pnvrcri \ v > kland . on" WEDNESDAY. March 1929, at 5 p.m. Pocket Programmes on application. E. O. BROWNLEE, Secretary, Mary Street, Thames LAWN TENNIS A BRUCE for Tennis Racquets; rac- . quets restrung and repaired: patronised by Tilden. ex-worid's champion.—94 Albert St. AUCKLAND LAWN TENNIS ASSN. VETERANS’ DOUBLES TOURNAMENT, STANLEY STREET COURTS. SATURDAY, March 9, 1929, comment at 1 p.m. (subject to eight entri -~ --- -- ' • Entries close" at the Office the Secretary. L. W. Swann. Lister Hlrl TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at I pm Note change of time for closin and that only Veterans’ doubles be played on this date. MACHINERY FOR SALE ALLUM Electrical Co., Ltd., Anzac Ave., Auckland, for Electrical Motors and Machinery. Phones 44-443. 46-811 DOGS FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL Pekingese pedigree both sexes.—Apply n Areadi Epsom. POULTRY, BIRDS, ETC., FOR SALE BREEDING Cockerels—Rhode Island Reds, Sussex, Leghorns, Orpingtons. —John Kissling, “Rexdale.” Hall Ave.. Mangere, Auckland. FRUIT FOR SALE FILYDEBALLA Grapes, original Te the best. —Turners and Growers, Ltd., Wholesale Distributors. DOMINION ROAD SHOPPING Tl/TOIR, Chemist, 702 Dominion Rd., for Toilet, Photographic and Medicinal requirements. Phone 20-366. BUILDERS AND BUILDING MATERIAL A CTIONS speak louder than words. 68 families comfortably housed in 30 months.—Phillips. “Bungalow Specialist." Pt. Chevalier. Phone 27-148. THE SUN AGENCIES. GLEN EDEN— Mrs. Bartram, Station Library, Glen Eden. Mrs. F. Lane, Tea Rooms and Fruiterer, Valley Road, opp. Railway Gates. STANLEY BAY’D. Hughes, Fruiterer, Calliope Road. Chesney and Da.rragh, Storekeepers, Calliope Road. SURFDALEMr. Thornton. SWANSON—•A. Perris, Swanson Picture Theatre. SYMONDS STREET— P. Furber, 72 Second Avenue, Kingsland. Mrs. C. Tv. Nicholson, Tobacconist, Lyric Theatre Buildings, Symonds Street. C. F. Dredge, Stationer, 129 Symonds Street. T. Cainty, News Agent, 99 Symonds St., opp. Grafton Bridge. TAKAPUNA—*F. E. Harding, Stationer, Lake Road, Narrow Neck. Mrs. A. F. Barnes, Fruiterer and Confectioner, Hauraki Corner. Mrs. A. L. Landall, Fruitei-er, Hall’s Corner. •Mrs. Lemon, Nile Road, back of Lake Pupuke. TE ATATU— G. Illingworth, Post Office, Storekeeper. TE PAPAPA— It. J. Brennan, Angle Street, Te

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