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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1015, 4 July 1930, Page 3

LEAGUE FOOTBALL LEAGUE LEAGUE LEAGUE FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALT CARLAYV PARK CARLA W PARK ; 4 4 TOMORROW (SATURDAY ) TOMORROW (SATURDAY BIG MATCHES AT THE PARE BIG MATCHES AT THE PARK DEVONPORT v. NEWTON DEYOXPOET v. NEWTON xo. l. r p.m. PONSONBY v. RICHMOND PONSONBY v. RICHMOND CITY CITY Xo. 2. 3 P.M. ELLERSLEE ELLERSLIE r Xo. 1. 1.30 P.M. . MARIST 0.8. v. KINGSLAND | MARIST 0.8. t. KINGSLAND Xo. 2, 1.30 P.M. CLEM DA3VE (the Favourite Coneiii:.', CLEM I>AWE (the Favourite Coiutdlan . and MISS LETTV ELET a:id MISS BETTY ELET trill Start the 3 p.m. Match. Follow the Crowd to Carlaw Park. ADMISSIOX: Gents. Grour.d Is: Stand . Ladies. Ground 6d: Stand 6d. AUCKL.VXD RUGBY LEAGUE. RAILWAY NOTICES X IL'.ILWAYS. i Or. Saturday. July 3. the train fo- • llaungaturcto usually leaving Ka:pa.«« ! P'lats at 3.50 p.m. will be delayed to lea', e iat 4.45 p.m. Maurgaturoto arriv e €.40 FLYING TUITION I EARN TO FLY.—The Auckland a Club <inc.>, offers competent lr - struction in Flying. Reasonable fee . a few pupils may commence immediate! . —Full Information from the Secretar : , SUBSCRIBERS DESIROUS OF SEEINt The HE Ou'N while absent from the City on liolida}, are requested to notir District Runners, or Phone Sun Office. 41-SID. AGENCIES ESTABLISHED IN PROVINCIAL TOWNS. THE SUN A obtainable daily at the XobuW’ne Holiday resorts.— ARAPUNI—T. Stephenson. AKATAPt-A. J. Daniel BLuKIiAND S BEACH—C. H. Eage» bin. BROWN'S BAT— Mrs. E. Wiikinso; . CAMBPJ DGE—Mr. F. M- Amos, F' it Tea Room. HEN DtKSU.N VALLEY.—L. Pollard HOWICK—J. Robertson. lIKLENSVILLE—Mrs. N.coL Hl'AP.y-J. McKinlay. tl 1K UHANUI-Mrs. Rais beck, f I ENTER VILLE—K. Towers. HOBSON V i CLE—P. R. Osborne KEREPEEHI—L. Darman. iv ARLNG AH A K F, —Mrs Everett. KAIKOHE—W M Wilkinson. • KOHU KOHU—Low-Sargeanu KAWAKAWA—V. Cole. . ivATIKATI—L. Klee. ivAITAIA—A. Watson. ! MURRI.VSVILLE—S. J. Coonct i MERCURY BAY— H. Osborne, f MAT AM A TA—J. D. Rivett. t MAMAKU—CivaJ ar.d Co. IMAAIAKU —Haywood and Ami on. 3JARTON JUNCTION—Mrs. 21. Fooie. Railway BookstalL MATATA —H. Lees, t NGONGOTAHA—Mr. eras. Robinson. ! NGONGOTAHA—Mrs. K. Davies. , NGARUAWAHU—R. Eyre. O HA KUNE JUNCTION—Mr. AJ. F. I Mahoney. ; OSTEND (Wa!fceke>—B. E. Bin ns. SS. i' Onewa. OTOROHA XGA—O. W. Harte. OTOROHANGA— I>. Yeo. OPOTIKI—W J. Newell. , OHURA—Mrs. M. Mclntyre. , PAEROA—Mrs. M. J. Dunloc. PL'KEKOHE—Miss H. E. Chuicn t% » PORTLAND—J. Gillespie, j PUTARURU —Wilton PLTARURU—Mrs. F. Rolfe. ‘ ROTORUA—L. Ewert. RUSSELL—Tom Brocker. York St. RAETIHI—C. W. Halt. RAETIHI—A. W. Ash well. SWANSON—A. Perris. ST. HELIERS—G. Wells-Smaiies. Cuff Road. PALMERSTON N.—Flarell (RaJrar Bookstall). G. Plummer. 153 Main St. Mr. Passey. Cuba St. TE ATATU-W. Illingworth. TOKOROA —G. Fryer. TAURANGA—N. Carmichael. Tauranga Dairv. THAMES—B. D. Chapman. TE AROHA-J. P Rivett TE AROHA-Mrs. DeveralL TE AROHA—D. Hobson. TE KUTTT —J. Nicbolla. TE KTTJT —Mrs. For (Railway Bock stain. _ .. TAIHAPE— W. H. Farquhar (Railway Station) , _ _ TAIHAPE—A. XI. Barnard and Co. TATTMARUNUT—W. Stevenson, r A UMA RTTNUI—A. Adams (Raiiwav Bookstall). WHANGAREI—s. R. S. Bovver, Wolfe St. (Station Bookstall). WELLINGTON Jewries (Tbomdos Bookstall). WAI7*KU —C. Jamieson. WANGANUI—H. I. Jones and 50... WELLS FORD— Centreway Tea Rooms.