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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 99, 28 April 1922, Page 12

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rj. R A N D TO-DAY. VF - "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR." "PRINCESS MARY'S WEDDING. GREAT SNOOKY COMEDY. LEAGUE- FOOTBALL _,-, T EAGUE T7OOTBALL , VV XJ EAGUE A" OOTBALL £>__£~\ T EAGUE "CVJOTBALL " VjCB ( - Li EAGUE X OOTBALL. • (NORTHERN UNION). S4BT_. CARLAW PARK, ijffl-a* CARLAW PARK. C? _. CARLAW PARK. VJ* CARLAW PARK. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). PONSONBY V. ATHLETIC. No. 1 Ground. CITY V. FIRE BRIGADE. No. 2 Ground. Devonport V. Newton, at Devorrport. Richmond v. Marist Old Boys, at Richmond ADMISSION.—I/; Ladles, 6d; Stand 1/. Note: We par the Amusement Tax. IVAN CUDPAN, Hon. Sec., A.R.L Notice.—Club Secretaries. Players, and Sr.pporters are notinei NOT to--communi-cate with the -Secretary at his private WORK, either by Telephone or Personally. The Secretary can be interviewed each day between 1.15 and 2 pra.: also between 4.30 and 5 p.m. ea>-h evening. We>lne.«day and Friday nights till 10 p.m. Also, any information required on Saturday .Morning can he obtained by Kinging the League "Phone 26D6A. or at the Office. 5, Swanson St.—lvan Culpan, Hou. Secretary, Auckland Rngrty League. 546 " 77LLERSLIE UNITED f-J XJ LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. /*l___V \ A Final Practice r.f all : ( m_\ 1 Grades wiil lw hold on EliorsV. u<> Reserve on SATURDAY. I 29th inst. at 2 p.m. t_J All players are earnestly requested to attend to enable the mr Selectors to grade teams for w the season. GEO. HARRISON. Hon. Sec. t~. "RICHMOND RO\"ERS X\i FOOTBALL CLUB. \-t£Sp / WEIGHING IX. S__W \ Ail Players concerned in the f__ \ above must beat Mr. Davis' \ tBB -_. J Factory, 32. Rlcinnond Avenue, i_3n|XJ< on SUNDAY NEXT, at 10 Fi a.m. Practice for all grades M._r •"»"• SATURDAY, at Richmond. WT W. A. SWIFT, S2S Hon. Sec. 1 g~. TJONSONBY UNITED - 1 FOOTBALL CLUB. _*___) A Practice will be held at TjSS§ f VICTORIA PARK, /*&__? \ TO-MORROW. I MB 1 2 P-m.—Fourth. Fifth and V, JSf j Sixth Grades. i I _ I*s—U 3 p.m.—Third Grade v. Newton Thirds. \Jjr Second Grade.—Teams will be Mr finally selected at this practice. w - Roll Up. 527 R. COLE. 'Hon. Sec. J f> TT'INGSLAND ROVERS' J_S~- CLUB. y___X \ Pra< *tice will he held on ISi ! Kln KSland Ground SATURS 4MB m-tf DAY, April 29,"at 2 p.m. to! Every Member requested to J. BALL, 540 Hon. See. MARIST BROTHERS OLD BOYS' RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. — All ! Players and Supporters of the above Club • are requested to meet Motor Bus, Grafton , Bridge, at 2 p.m. sharp, for Richmond j Grounds.-P. MCCARTHY, Bon. Sec. 78 ' MOTOR CYCIJNG. _* TTARLEy - DAVIDSON <jlg XI TOURING CLUB. ____% HILL CLIMBING Tt_mg_W COMPETITION. I A HILL CLIMB (the third of a Series of 13 Competitions for the H.-D. Shield) will : be held ibv the above club In Craig's Paddock. Orakei Basin (by kind permission of 1 Messrs. J. J. Craig, Ltd.), TO-MORROW, !. (Saturday), at 2 pjn. ; 1 ROLL UP AND SEE THE FUN ! 1 A REAL TEST FOR MAN AND MACHINE. -""A. F. CANTWELL. 342 Hon. Sec. S • HOCRBT. TjjfOtJNT EDEN-* Hockey Clobj—Final r ill rractlce IViaorrow. 2.30 Pm, « "'"--