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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1074, 11 September 1930, Page 3

RUGBY FOOTBALL SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY PONSOXBY v. GRAMMAR PONSONBY v. GRAMMAR PONSOXBY v. GRAMMAR KICK-ORF 3 P.M. GRAFTON V. COLLEGE RIFLES GRAFTON v. COLLEGE RIFLES KICK-OFF 1.30 P.M. . ADMISSION': Is; Stand. Is extra (plus tax od); School Children Free to Ground. SHOWGROUNDS SHOWGROUNDS GRAMMAR v. GRAFTON (Intermediate) TRAINING COLLEGE v. CITY TRAINING COLLEGE r. CITY . _ 3 P.M. ADMISSIOX: Is; Stand Free. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL BLANDFORD PARK BLANDFORD PARK BLANDFORD PARK SATURDAY SATURDAY REPRESENTATIVE CHALLENGE MATCH 3.15 P.M. SOUTH AUCKLAND / SOUTH AUCKLAND SSSg SOUTH AUCKLAND SJ3p, ° H) English Trophy) AUCKLAND AUCKLAND AUCKLAND Y.M.C.A. DAY Y.M.CJL DA’S HAMILTON’ Y.M. v! AUCKLAND Y.M HAMILTON’ Y.M. v. AUCKLAND Y.M HAMILTON T.M. T. AUCKLAND Y.M (Runners-up) (Champions) Y.M.C. JLNIOR TEAMS COMPETING FROM 10 A.M. SOCCER AT ITS BEST. WKESTLING T HE E x * s ERv 1c E JJE-N S Yy REST LING JJNION (Under the auspices of The Auckland Returned Soldiers’ Association.) AFFILIATED TOTH THE DOMINION OF N.Z. WRESTLING UNION ROLL UP! ROLL UP! TOWN HALL, MONDAY NEXT, SEPT. 15 SCOTTY McDOUGALL (The Canadian "Wrestler) V. TONY STECHKK (Undefeated Light^Heavy-Weight) EIGHT TEN-MINUTE ROUNDS First-class Preliminary Boats Popular Prices.—Stage, and Front Stalls, ss. Gallery, 2s 6d. 10s; Dress Clrcl Reserves, 7s 6c Ladies half-price to Stalls Only. Box Plan Now Open at Carter a Asher’s and Day Sales at Watts’s Spo Depot, Ltd. T. S. MILLER, Secretary. RACING \ VONDALE JOCKEY CiLLB, •Avondale O ockey V-‘lUb. (Incorporated.) 20 22. Acceptances for Maiden Plate and ail Handicap Events to be run on the Opening Day of tho Club’s Spring Meeting close on FRIDAY XEXT, 12th IXST.. at 5 p.m. The necessary fees must accompany acceptances. A. J. P.O. Box 590. Telephone 41-070. FARQUHAR, Secretary. PAKURAXGA IT IT X T AKURAXGA AX U T (Incorporated). J>OIXT-TO-POIXT gTEEPLECHASES AT Flat t>ush. tt'ast ptiamaki. LAT JOuSH. Mli AST IAMAKI. (By kind permission over the farms of Messrs. G. Gillard. .T. Landon. X. Mathews, Stonex Bros., and W. C. Watts.) SATURDAY XT EXT » CEPT. Q ATURDAY aI EXT. UEPT. AO. FIRST RACE TIMED FOR 1 O’CLOCK FIVE STEEPLECHASES. MEMBERS’ LIGHT-WEIGHT. MEMBERS’ HEAVY-WEIGHT. LADIES’ RACE. FARMERS’ RACE. OPEX RACE. Admission to Ground. 2s each. Children under 15 and all Conveyances Admitted, Free. Xo charge for Admission will be made to the Farmers or their families who permit, the Hunt Club to hunt on their farms, and the Committee extends a cordial invitation to them to be present. Hot water provided free of charge. Programme of Events. 6d each, for sale at Gates. TRAXSPORT ARRAXGEMEXTS. Passenger Transport Co. Papatoetoe Buses leaving Commerce St.. City, at 11.30 a.m.. 12 noon. 12.30 p.m. and 1 p.m.. will connect with buses for the races and return after the last race. Return Fare. AS. Xo Bookmaker. Bookmaker’s Clerk or Agent, disqualified or undesirable person will be admitted to the Grounds, and if any such person ?ains admission he will be removed and prosecuted for trespass. ROBT. D. XEAL. Sec. and Treasure: . BUSINESSES FOR SALE FURNITURE Business. Showroom. Factory. Plant; steady weekly takings; £300; premises suitable motor business. —ll9 Valiev Rd ELECTRO PLATERS A TRIAL is all we want.—Xicholas and Whaley, 6SA Albert Street. Phone I 44-644.