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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1014, 3 July 1930, Page 3

RACING Racing ac in a (Incorporated.) C CUE, CUE. WINTER MEETING. T J IHURSDAY HURSDAY ULY ULY 31 A N'D CATUROA V, AN D OAT URD AY. AND 4 UGUST A YD L'GL'ST 1930. NOMINATIONS for All Events will close on FRIDAY. July 4, 1930. at 9 p.m. V. T. DIBBLE, P.O. Box 52. Secretary. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL j BLANDFORD | BLANDFORD SATURDAY, o U.M. ENGLISH TROPHY CHALLENGE N.Z. SOCCER PREMIERSHIP I WELLINGTON j WELLINGTON (challengers) ! WELLINGTON AUCKLAND < holders i AU CKL AN D AUCKLAND THE OLD RIVALS Remember Previous Great Struggles IJAP.LY GAME, 1.30 P.M. Junior Grade Leaders I PO.YSOYBY A v. GLEN INNES Admission: Ground, Is; Ground and Seating’ Accommodation, 2 s Gd; Ground and Covered Grandstand, 2s. Season Tickets Not Available. PUBLIC NOTICES OTIC K I j I, HENRY SCHNEIDEMAN, hereby give notice that from July 23, 2930, I shall no longer be liable for the debts incurred on my behalf unless under my express written authority. HENRY SCHNEIDEMAN Wellington. ■ARK •ARK HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE the Grand Hotel. Te Kuiti (37 bedrooms). Structural alterations are now in progress, which when completed, will provide spacious up-to-date lounge accommodation. The entire Hotel is also being renovated. For particulars apply J. S. WOOLLAMS. Secretary. Box 71, Te Kuiti.

LEAGUE FOOTBALL I LEAGUE » FOOTBALL LEAGUE FOOTBALL LEAGUE FOOTBALL CARLAWPARK CARLAW PARK SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY 4 BIG MATCHES AT THE PARK 4 BIG MATCHES AT THE PARK ! DEYOXPORT v. NEWTON ! DEYOXPORT v. XEWTOX NO. 1. 3 P.M. POXSOXBY v. RICHMOND I POXSOXBY v. RICHMOND No. 2, 3 P.M. CITY v. ELLERSLIE CITY t. ELLERSLIE No. 1, 1.30 P.M. MARIST 0.8. v. KIXGSLAXD | MARIST 0.8. v. KIXGSLAXD No. 2, 1.00 P.M. | CLEM DAWK fthe Favourite Comedian), ! CLEM DA WE fthe Favourite Comedian), and MISS PETTY ELEY and MISS BETTY ELEY | Will Start the 3 p.m. Match, j Follow the Crowd to Carlaw Pai k. ADMISSION: Gents, Ground la; Stand Is. Toadies, Ground 6d: Stand 6d. AUCKLAND RUGBY LEAGUE. TENDERS ELEMENTS for Electric Hot-water Services, only Chromalox 100 per cent. British, carries two years' guarantee and lasts for ever.—C- N. WilliamsoD and Co.. Ltd.. Fort St-. Auckland. mu warn pAPAKLT.A POLICE STATION. ERECTION OF STABLE, ETC. Tenders are invited, to close with the District Engineer, Public Works Office, Auckland, at Noon, THURSDAY, July 17, 1030, for Erection of Stable, etc., at the Papakura Police Station. Plans and specifications* may be seen at the Public Works Offices. Auckland and Papakura. O' Tenders* are invited, to close with the District Engineer, Public Works Office. Auckland, at Noon on WEDNESDAY, July 16. 1930, for Repairs and Painting at the Onehunga Courthouse. Specification may be seen at the Public Works Office, Auckland. ONEHUNGA POLICE STATIONREPAIRS AND FAINTING. Tenders are invited to close with the District Engineer, Public Works Office, Auckland, at Noon on WEDNESDAY, July 16. 1930, for Repairs and Painting at the Onehunga Police Station. ! Specifications may be seen at the Pull Works Office, Auckland. i;T° C ° NT R A C T O R S. Tenders, closing with the undersigned : at noon on the 19th day of July. 1920. are invited for the Erection of Reinforced Concrete Bank Premises at Tauranga. Working drawings and specifications may be obtained at the Bank of New • Zealand. Auckland. F. N. HORNIBROOK. f L.R.1.8.A.. A.M.1.. Struct.E., A.N.Z.1.A., M.R.San.l . . ‘ Registered Architect, . j Tauranga. HOUSES & LAND FOR EXCHANGE IJ* ARM, 13 acres, handy City, lovely home, orchard, 8 cows, for House. — • H. H. Pattle, Ltd., Pukekohe.

SALES BY AUCTION \ \ \ WILL. BE CONDUCTED BT AT THE GREAT AUCTION ROOMS, 20 QUEENSTREET rpOMORKOW, TT'KII AT J j O-d RTISTIC r - L TP A F • AND uit.es and / * . ;t :T< » BE S 4 >LI UNDER IXSTRO {FROM THE HOLDER or A KILL SALE ND AT i.:50 1 M I i J>L\XO «Bv V : V I ' l * * T T> IANO < By llaak*D AN A DIA * / CONSOLE C ( iLJM / * RAMOPHONE Vx ;»> Q.OOD g • T OVD AND AT *> OA I\M g—|JSED gQI'AR Js Catalogue Includes: GREY ASH BEDROOM SUITE ; SI Piece?. CHESTERFIELD SUITE. Vrcr - Floral Moquette. 3 OAK BEDROOM SUITES • :npl«fte. * OILED KIM L* DINE CHESTERFIELD SUITE, i 1 M - quette. DULL POT- BEDROOM SUITE, cf 4 PIECES. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, of 3 Pieces. :• Damask. SINGER DROPHEAD SEWIN ; >! AC!; RIBIU DESK AND ESCRITOIRE ? I G l W L‘ THE FURNISHING AfCTIO.VKER? SUBSCRIBERS DELI ROCS OF SEEING Tvnile absent from the Cinr on holiday, are requested to notlfv District Runners, or Phone Sub Office. 46-s2u. AGENCIES ESTABLISHED IN ALL PROVINCIAL TOWNS. THE 6UN ARAPLNT—I. Stephenson. AKATAPL-A J. DanitBUCKLANDS BEACH—C. IL Eupe-BKOWN-S BAT—Mrs. E. Wilkinson, wiIiIBRIDGE—Mr. k. At, Am p. ; a Tea Room. tIKNDEP.ao.N VALLEY.—L. Pollard. HOWICK—J. Robertson. HF.I. LNv>\ iLLL—Airs I . N.col. HUAPAi—J McKxniay. HLKLRANGI—Mrs. KaisbeeJ:. H UNTERViLLE—H_ Towers. HOBSON' VILLE—P lb Osborne. KEREPEEHi—L Duraian. tv A KAN GAH A K F.—M! j Everett. KAIKOHE—W M U liklnst . KOHU KOHU—Lovr-SargeaaL K.WVAKAWA-V. Cole. KATIKATI—L. Klee. KAITAIA—A_ Watson MORRINsV ILLE—S J. Cy< . te. MERCURY BAY—li Osb< me. MATA3UTA-J D Rivett-MAMAKU-Cival ar.d Co. MAMAKU— Haywood and Am n. MARTON JUNCTION—M: s. M I :•, Railway Bookstall. MATATA-R Lees. NGONGOTAHA-Mr. Ci.ss. R Unson.

jdnd Medium? Yes, CAPSTAN Medium too, can now be obtained in handy two-ounce pocket tins. Ask for LIGHT PRESSED it's a new cut which we hope you'll find makes for smoother smoking. If, however, you still preler the original style, CAPSTAN Navy Cut Medium in Two-ounce Round Tins, then you will be pleased to know it is still obtainable. If it's Capstan—it's Capital