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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 938, 3 April 1930, Page 3

TROTTING VS T AIKATO rpROTTIXG pUE. » AIKATO X ROTTING VLl'B. 4 UTL'IIN To be held on the Club’s CLAUDELANDS, oi CATURDAI*, \ PHIL SATURDAY, April Course, 5. First Race starts about 11.43 a.m. Excursion Fares. Special Train Arrangements. Admission to Course .. ..: addition to above: / o Lawn and Grandstand No person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 190 S. followed the occupation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will be admitted to the Racecourse during the Autumn Meeting. and if any such person is found on such Course, he ■will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of sweeps is prohibited and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. T. G. REYNOLDS. Secretary. RACING pLUB. CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. 4 PRIL “I n AND 1 4 xAPRIL A.V AND A-dt. ACCEPTANCES for the First Day will be received up to 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, April 4, 1930, by the Secretary, Box 56, Hamilton, or by Messrs. Blomfield and Co., High Street. Auckland. NOTICE. —Weights for Maiden Stakes are: 3-year-olds. 7st 121 b; 4-year-olds and upward, Bst 31b. Mares allowed 31b. E. H. O’MEARA, Secretary. W

BOXING North eun i >oxlng ORTHERN -DOXLN’G \ SSOCJATION Association TOWN HALL TOWN HALL MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 7. TED MORGAN, TED MORGAN ex-amateur ° , CHAMPION OP TED MORGAN, the world BOXES JACK PAUL NE £a!£¥ TH PAUL JACK PAUL FIFTEEN ROUNDS Preceded by First-class Amateur Bouts The t> ox plan HE JJOX 1 LAN NOW OPEN AT CARTER AND ASHER’S, Shortland Street. PRICES: Reserves, 7s 6d; Stage, £1; Circle and Stalls. ss; Back Stalls and Gallery, 2s 6d. Wo Pay Tax.

Member EMBERS PLEASE LEASE N OTE OTE Being 1 the first Contest of the Season, Members are requested to present their last season’s ticket at the door. LEAGUE FOOTBALL UNITED * LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. \HJ S A General Practice for All W&Ex Grades will be held on the A Ellerslie Reserve on SATURDAY, April 5, commencing at 2 p.m. Ijjjirery player earnestly requested to roll up. GEO. F. F. HARRISON, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. SUBSCRIBERS DESIROUS OF SEEING while absent from the city on Holiday are requested to notify District Runnels, or Phone Sun Office. 46-B*o. AGENCIES ESTABLISHED IN ALL PROVINCIAL TOWNS. The Sun is obtainable Dally at the following Holiday resorts:— ARAPUNI—T. Stephenson ARATAPU—A, J. Daniel BUCKLAND’S BEACH—C. H. Edgehiil. BROWN'S BAY—Mrs. E. Wilkinson CAMBRIDGE.—Mr. F. M. Amos, Roma Tea Room HENDERSON VALLEY— L. Pollard HO WICK.—J Robertson HELENBVILLB—Mrs. L Nicoi HUaPAI —J McKlnlay HlKUiiANOl—Mrs. Ralsbeck HUNTERVILLE-H. Towers HOBSON VILLE—H R. Osborne KAMO—Mr. Hazelman. KEREI’EEHI—L. Durman K AKANG A H AK E— Mra. Everett KAIKOHE W. M. Wilkinson KOHU KOHU—Low-Sargeant KAWAKAWA —V. Cole. KATIKATJ—L. Klee KAITAIA —A. Watson MORIUNSVILLE—S J. Coombe MERCURY BAY —H Osborne MATAMATA-J. D. Rivett MAAIAKU—CIvaJ and Company MAM A KH—Haywood end Amsnn MARTON JUNCTION—Mrs. M. Foote. Railway BookstalL MATATA-a Lees KGOXGOTAHA—Mr. Chas. Robinson. NGUNUOTAHA-Mrs K. Davies NGARUA WAHI A R Eyre OHAKUNE JUNCTION Mr. M. F. Mahoney. OSTEND- (Walheke)—E. B. Binns. s.s. Onewa OTOROHANGA—C W Harte OTOROHANGA-D. Yeo OPOTOKI W J. Newell OH UR A Mrs &1. Mclntyre PAEROA Mrs M J Dunlop PUKEKOHE—Miss H. E. Churches. PORTLAND—J Gillespie PUTARURU WII too PUTARURU—Mrs. F. Roife ROTORUA—L Ewert RUSSELL—Tom Brooker, York St. RAETiHI—C W Rait RAETIHI—A. W Ashwel] SWANSON—A Perris St. HELIERS—M. Hutton. Willow St. PALMERSTON NORTH—FIa veil (Railway Bookstall) G. Plummer, 16 0 Main St.