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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 701, 28 June 1929, Page 3

SATURDAY’S GAMES

LEAGUE FOOTBALL OOTBALL. CARLAW Foe oc PARK CARLAW PARK CARLAW PARK TOMORROW (SATURDAY) TOMORROW (SATURDAY) THISTLE CUP COMPETITION THISTLE CUP COMPETITION PONSONBY v. MARIST 0.8. i PONSONBY v. MARIST 0.8. j PONSONBY v. MARIST 0.8. NO. 1, 3 P.M. CITY v. RICHMOND CITY v. RICHMOND CITY v. RICHMOND NO. 2, 3 P.M. JUNIOR CURTAIN-RAISERS, 1.45 Follow the Crowd to Carlaw Park and Witness Fast, Spectacular Football. ADMISSION: Ground, Gents, Is; Ladies, 6d. Stand, Gents, Is; Ladies, 6d IVAN CTJLFAN, Sec., A.R.L. A UCKLAN'B HOCKEY '' ASSOCIATION. TO-MORROW’S GAMES VICTORIA PARK —Somerville v. S Luke’s. PAPATOETOE —Papatoetoe v. Unive: sity A. E. J. HEWITT, Hon. Sec. WANTED TO BTT2 the will buy Furniture, any quantity, VV for cash.—Robertson, Auctioneer, Queen St., opp. Court’s. Phone 43-025.

RUGBY .FOOTBALL A Pw K ARK f p t P A R K ARK ARK ARK TOMORROW TOMORROW SECOND ROUND OPENS GRAMMAR v. PONSONBY GRAMMAR v. PONSONBY KICK-OFF 3 P.M. TRAINING COLL. v. VARSITY KICK-OFF 1.15 P.M. Admission Is. Ladies 6d. Stand Is Extra. School Children Free to Grounds. Showgrounds HOWG ROUNDS MANUKAU v. CITY Admission Is. Stand Free. T. W. MABEN. Sec. A.R.F.U.

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL BLANDFORD PARK. LANDFORD I ARK. SPECTACULAR FOOTBALL TOMORRO W (SATURDAY) THE GREAT GAME, 3 P.M. THISTLE v. CELTIC EARLY GAME I PONSONBY v. Y.M.C.A. j DON’T MISS THESE IMPORTANT GAMES Popular Prices: Gents, Is; Ladies, 6d. S. R. MASSAM, Secretary. HEALTH RATIONAL Healtli-building.—We instruct as well as cure. New Drugless methods. Abrams Spinal treatment, Dietetics, etc. Children a specialty. Consultation free.—A. O. Isaachsen, Strand Arcade.

THE SUN AGENCIES. MILFORD — •Mrs. E. Lemon, Newsagent, Kitchener Road, opposite Beach Road. Mrs. Kember, Draper and Stationer, Kitchener Road. MOUNT EDEN— Mrs. Eccles, Fruiterer, 264 Mount Eden Road. W. H. Douglas, Fruiterer, 426 Mount Eden Road. Miss Crozier, Fruiterer, SS Mount Eden Road. Mrs. Nugent, Fruiterer. 539 Mount Eden Road. G. Mairs, Stationer, 3 Mount Eden Rd. Mrs. Marshall, Tobacconist, 101 Mount Eden Road. J. Colledge, Fruiterer, 435 Mount Eden Road. Mrs. Mortimer, Fruiterer, 71 Mount Eden Road. Mrs. Dixon, Confectioner, 157 Mount Eden Road. *'P. C. Taylor, 80 Valley Road. Mrs. Fisher, Ideal Dairy Co., 609 Mt. Eden Road. Mrs. J. Grassie, Stationer and Newsagent, 615 Mount Eden Road. Miss li. Hurley, Fruiterer and Confectioner, corner Mt, Eden and Shackleton Roads. •Geo. Grassie, 615 Mount Eden Road. MOUNT ALBERT— Mrs. Edwards, Fruiterer, 722 New North North Road. Mrs. A. F. Stewart, A.B.C. Confectioner, 665 New North Road. G. Le Brun, Fruiterer and Confectioner, 71 Taylors Rd., cr. St. Luke’s Rd. Sassoni, Tobacconist and Stationer, MT. ROSKILL-L Mrs. Bright, Fruiterer, Mount Roskill. Mrs. Brown, Confectioner, Dominion Rd. Mr. Quane, Corner Dominion and Mount Albert Roads. Mrs. J. T. Chadderton, 288 Mount Albert Road.

THE SUN AGENCIES DOMINION ROAD— Messrs. Wilson and Agnew, Fish Shop, 767 Dominion Road. D. J. Kenny, 228 Dominion Road. Mr. Rasmussen. Fruiterer, 1 Dominion Road. Mr. Mortenson, 299 Dominion Road. Mr. Chambers, Fruiterer. 386 Dominion Road. Mrs. Evans, 115 Dominion Road. *Mr. E. J. Price, 713 Dominion Road. Mr. Totman, Fruiterer. 456 Dominion Road. Mrs. Vining, Confectioner, 463 Community Bldgs.. Dominion Road. Miss M. Casey, Confectioner, 519 Dominion Road Terminus. Mr. H. Brierley, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Dominion Road Terminus. Mrs. North, Confectioner, Dominion Rd. *D. Better, 472 Dominion Road. EDENDALEMrs. Warner, Tobcacconist, 76 Edendale Road. Mrs. Hodgkinson, The Burnley Fish Mart, Edendale Road (opp. Burnley Terrace). E. Davis, Pakeha Fruiterer, 113 Edendale Road (near Kenneth Avenue). E. S. Gridley, Photo Supplies and Stationer, 226 Edendale Road (near Balmoral Road). J. W. Eccles, Fruiterer, 232 Edendale Road. Miss C. Holmes, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Edendale Tram Terminus. •I. Goble, 8 Mount Pleasant Road. Phone 20-488. ELLERSLIEMiss T. Strong, Tobacconist, Panmure Road, near Ellerslle Hotel. Mrs. McKeown, Newsagent. Southern Cross Theatre. Mrs. Fergus, Confectioner, *7O Great South Road Terminus. Mrs. G. Walsh, Corner Amy Street and Panmure Road, Ellerslie. W. G. Dennis, Ladies’ Mile. GLENMOREMrs. M. Boston, Confectioner, 189 Eden Terrace. H. Cartwright, Tobacconist and Newsagent, 231 New North Road. Mr. S. Davis, Confectioner. 99 Eden Terrace. •Mr Furber, 72 Second Avenue, Dominion Road. EPSOM—•E. J. Thompson, Confectioner. 1 Great South Road. T. H. Hall and Co., Fruiterer, 391 Manukau Road. Mrs. J. M. Peel. Confectioner, 412 Manukau Road. M. Blackie, Confectioner, corner Ranfurly and Manukau Roads. W. Fallwell, Tobacconist, 493 Manukau Rd. P. C. Young, Confectioner, 527 Manukau Rd. R. Horn, Fruiterer, 563 Manukau Rd. Mr. E. Impey, Stationer, 624 Manukau Rd. Mr. F. Banks. Dairy and Confectioner, 86a Wellington St., near Hepburn St. GLEN EDEN—•Mrs. Bartram, Station Library, Glen Eden. GRAFTON— Mr. Newton, Barber, 49a Park Road. W. Cheyne, Fruiterer, 15 Park Road. GREAT SOUTH ROAD— H. W. Jaguish, Storekeeper, Great South Road (opp. Jubilee Road). HENDERSON—•Mrs. Pollard, Confectioner (opp. Railway Station). HENDERSON VALLEY— G. Brunton, Valley Store, Park Pleasure Grounds. Oakleigh HERNE BAY—•Mr. P McCardle, 1 Barry Street, Herne Bay. E. J. Vial. Confectioner, 170 Jervols Road. Shanley’s Soda Fountain, 228 Jervois Road (opp. Old Tram Barn). A. Homer, Stationer, 203 Jervois Road (opp. Bayfield School). P. Devlin, Confectioner and Home Cookery, 223 Jervois Road. NARROW NECK— F. E. Harding, Stationer, Lake Road. GREY LYNN—•E. Manchester, 270 Great North Road. Churchill Leeds. Newsagent, 303 Great North Road (opp. Old Grey Lynn Tram Terminus). R. Blade, The Ideal Confectionery. 289 a Great North Road. J. Taylor and Son, Fruiterer, 215 Great North Road, Corner Elgin Street. Mrs. Roths. Fancy Goods and Newsagent, 137 Great North Road. Mrs. H. Morrow, Greengrocer, Grey Lynn Tram Terminus. J. A. Pickrell, Confectionery, opp. Zoo Gates, 83 Old Mill Road. GREEN LANE— Mrs. Welch. Newsagent, 219 Great South Road. W. H. Crump, Fruiterer, 241 Great South Road. Messrs. Cato and Phillips, Fruiterer, 216 Green Lane (opp. Theatre). A. E. Hobbs, Fruiterer, 108 Great South Road W. Brown, Grocer, corner vV neturangi and Green Lane Roads. Mrs. O. Groves, Fruiterer, opp. Ellerslie Racecourse Gates. HOWICK—•J. Robertson, Billiard Saloon. KHYBER PASS— C. Meeking, Stationer, 10 Khyber Pass. Miss Baxter. 40 Khyber Pass. KINGSLANDMrs. E. Chouses. Rialto Confectionery, opp. Picture Theatre, 431 New North Road. •J. Scott, Newsagent, 397 New North Road (opp. Page’s Store). Mrs. Rae. Tea-rooms, 393 New North Road. Mrs. M. Skinner, Dairy, 29 Edendale Road. KOHIMARAMA— Mr. McLean, Stationer. •Max Lowe, Cowie Av., Kohimarama. •C. Kingsley, P.W.D. Camp. MANGERE— Miss New, Confectioner, Mangere Crossing. Mrs. Meickle. Confectioner, Mangere East. •S. M. August, Favona Road, Mangere.

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