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Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17975, 21 March 1930, Page 11

SPORTS EDITION. SATURDAY ! SATURDAY ! The sports edition of the Waikato Times on Saturday evening will conlain results .of 1 lie racing at the Bay of Plenty and North (JLugo meetings, (he Wellington Trotting Club’s fixture and sporting events in general. OBTAINABLE FROM TOWN RUNNERS OR AT MRS KEANE, 131 Grey Street, Hamilton East. .MRS BAKER, Tile Railway Subway, Claudelands. ;\IP, GODDARD, Oxford Buildings, Fairiield. .MRS SMITH, Confectioner, Hood St. RENOWN CONFECTIONERY SHOP, Victoria St., (next Bank of New Zealand). MISS PLANT, Elite Confectionery Shop, 237 Victoria St. (opp. Public Trust). MR .1. CAREY, Dc Luxe Home Cookery, 3Gi Victoria St., Whitiora. E. A. FITZ-GERALD, Corner Norton Road and Rosstrevor Street. W. W. BORMAN, Confectioner, High Street, Frankton. RAILWAY BOOKSTALL, Frankton Junction. R. L. WEBBER, Paramount Sweet Depot, Massey Street, Frankton. THE “REGAL,” Hamilton East. KIWI CONFECTIONERY, opposite River View Hotel. The edition will also be circulated at OHAUPO TE AWAMUTU NGARUAWAHIA WAITOA TE AROHA MORRLNSVILLE MATAMATA CAMBRIDGE and TIRATJ.

H. GRAY FOR SYDNEY. The well-known horseman H. Gray, who was married in Wellington this week, and Mrs Gray, are leaving for Sydney by the Ulirnaroa to-day. ft is reported that overtures have been made to Gray by W. Booth, one of Sydney’s most successful trainers, to go across and do the riding for his stable, but, so far as nan be ascertained, Gray has not made any definite arrangements to stay in Sydney. However, if the right inducement is offered, il will not be at. all surprising if he remains over