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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 627, 2 April 1929, Page 3

TROTTING TE 4 ROHA HHROTTING |'"ILUB e Aroha A ROTTING l lub ANNUAL RACE MEETING APRIL 20, 1929 Owners and Trainers are reminded that NOMINATIONS for All Events close with the Secretary. Te Aroha, or Blomfield and Co., High Street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, April 3. at 3 p.m. G. A. BUSH, Secretary. P.O. Box (5. Phone 245. RUGBY FOOTBALL MARIST BROTHERS’ OLD BOYS’ RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. / The First Practice for all grades will be held in Newton Training Shed at 7.30 o’clock TO-NIGHT. All Members and intending are urged to attend. IT. MARSHALL, Hon. Sec. MEETINGS 'c c KLA N D ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. The Annual Meeting of the above Society will take place at Lowry’s Cafe, Royal Rooms, Victoria Street, Hamilton, on TUESDAY, April 9, 1929, at S p.m. Business: Receive and adopt the Annual Report and Statement of Accounts. Elect Four Councillors. General. COLIN M. GORDON, Secretary. WANTED TO BUY AUCKLAND Auctioneering Company will Auction or Buy Furniture to your best advantage.—G Customs St. W. Phone 42-238. A. E Hammer, Manager. E will buy Furniture, any quantity, for cash. —Robertson, Auctioneer, Queen St., opp. Court’s. Phone 43-025. jPI WORTH of Clean Used Furniture required daily to replace sales.—Ansell, Auctioneei\ Phone 41-91 S. Furnishings of private houses BOUGHT OUTRIGHT FOR SPOT CASH. No Valuation Fees or Cartage. Ring GEORGE WALKER, LTD., Next to Smith and Caughey’s, Queen St. Phone 43-357. THE SUN AGENCIES NEWMARKET—“Mrs. M. Williams, Confectioner, 154 Broadway. Phone 40-343. R. Martin, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Broadway, opp. Remuera Rd. June. NEWTON— Johnston’s Lending Library, 40a Pitt Street. City. Mr. N. Holmes, Fruiterer, 229 Karangahape Road, Newton. Mr. Wade, 27 Karangahape Rd. *J. Baxter, 6 Vincent Place. City. NORTHCOTE——F. G. Beaton, Tobacconist, Queen St., Northcote. A. H. Ganaway, Wharf Bookstall, Northcote. _ Mr. W. Watson, Greenrocer, Queen St., Northcote. Mr. I. Motion, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Queen St., Northcote. *C. Neads, C/o Mr. Kelly, Highbury Crescent, Birkenhead. ONEHUNGA— Mr. Horscroft. Fruiterer, Trafalgar St., Onehunga. „ , _ Mr. Matthew’s, Fruiterer, Trafalgar St., Onehunga. Mr. Ritchie, Newsagent, Queen Street. Mr. Bowgen, Confectioner, Queen St. •Mr. Chee, Fruiterer, Queen Street. •Mr. H. Langton, 55 Trafalgar Street, Onehunga. OTAHUHU RAILWAY STATION— J. H. Haggard.

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