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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1020, 10 July 1930, Page 5

RUGBY FOOTBALL ED E X ED E X ED E X P A I’ A P A SATURDAY R Iv R K SATURDAY SATURDAY THAMES v. AUCKLAND THAMES v. AUCKLAND THAMES v. AUCKLAND ! KICK-OFF 3 P.M. The Team for the British Match will be selected after this game. - EDEX MAXUKAU EDEX v. MAXUKAU FIFTH GRADE KICK OFF 1.30 P.M. ADMISSION: Is; Stand Is Extra. PUBLIC NOTICES IX THE MATTER OF THE SHOPS 1927° OFFICES AMENDMENT ACT. tbl’ „ IDA A’ARY WILLOUGHBY, being the occupier of a greengrocer and fruit shop, situate at 100 Hobson Street. Auckiand, hereby give notice that I have applied to a Stipendiary -Magistrate at Auckland for partial exemption from tinclosing hours at present required to observed and that such application will be heai d at the Magistrate's Court at Auckland on MONDAY, the 14th dav of J dly, 19.0, at the hour of 2.13 in tinafternoon. • Dated at Auckland this 9th dav of July. 1930. (Signature) I. M. WILLOUGHBY. RAILWAY NOTICES ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIME-TABLE ALTERATIONS. On and after MONDAY. Julv 14 1930 the present 6.0 a.m. Kumeu'-Auckland f.m v™ pm v Auckland-Ivumeu trains u ill NOT run between Kumeu and AVaitakere. RELIGIOUS NOTICES S’ THE RT PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL,. DEATH OF HON. SIR JOSEPH WARD. Bt.. P.C. SOLEMN MASS OF REQUIEM At 10 a.m. TOMORROW (Frida v>. a Solemn Pontifical Mass of Requiem will be celebrated by the Right Rev. Dr. Liston, who will also preach. Those who attend in a representative capacity are requested to present their visiting cards to the ushers at the main door of the Cathedral. CHEMISTS KEEP fit and enjoy life.—Take “Phosphorton.” the great nerve tonic: bottle 2s ftd. 4s fid ?s —A Kccle-* MATRIMONIAL CONFIDENTIAL Matrimonial Correspondence Club: stamp for particulars.—Box 1847. 0.P.0.. Auckland. D |ON T be lonely, join Matrimonial Cor respondence Club. Send stamn fo ioularsv—P.< >. P,..x Auckland. MACHINERY FOR SALE ALLUiI Electrical Co.. Ltd.. Ansae Ave.. Auckland, for Electrical Motors and Machinery.—Phones 44-443, 46-611.

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