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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 73, 26 March 1923, Page 14

.-'■■■ -~n., or mono Theatre. 4232. SWIMMING. fIiQWI M M I N G I -y- _—- X ' WI M MING vX AL A. J To Be Held in the Tepid Baths, | TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), j AT S P.M. I THE AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONS ARE COMPETING. COME AND SEE THE ' 300 YDS. AUSTRALASIAN RELAY ! RACE. ' Admission: Early Doors. 7 p.m., 1 '6: : General, 7.30 p.m., 1/ ; plus tax. , H. CLIFFE, I [Z Hon. Secretary. { MoV-vI ?-V EN SW IAIMING CLUB. ■"J-OLNT EDEN SWIMMING CLUB GRAND CARNIVAL L "• GRAND CARNIVAL MT n_iT, DEN ' SATIIS'5 ATIIS ' MT. EDEN BATHS. Take mT U< i i'"' Ul ' ,r, BellevU( -- I{oa -lTOMni4rMv am i DoU,iuion K<i ' T ™'"»- ---10-MOKROW (TUESDAY! NIGHT TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT _.™„ AT S P.M. SPLENDID PROGRAMME OF EVENTS : Come aud See Lady Champions; MISS MINA WYUE _n°d"'MlSS VENNivc Popular Prices: Adrtu'l/; Children under', , 15. (id. I 4i H. MOORE. Hon, Secretary. | FERRY NOTICES. I (Weather and Other Circumstances Permitting.) < VEHICULAR SERVICE. NORTIICOTE AND BIRKENHEAD ' BRANCH. TEMPORARY ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE. Owing to Docking of S.S. Sparrowbawk | on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, ' March 27th, 28th nnd 20th. 1023. the I Ordinary lime-table will be Suspended, and. the following Trips Run:— Leave Auckland: D. 7 n.m., D TSOim ' 9.30 a.m., 11.3Q a.m., 1.10 p.m., '3 pm"' I o p.m. -.•"■•. Leave Birkenhead: 0.30 a.m 7 ->0 am I 4 8 30°p_'m m - 10 am ' 1 - 30 " m " 2 3 0 P'"'"") x- t, D ' Direct to Birkenhead. No Passengers allowed on any of these I trips. ALEX. ALISON, 26th March, 1023. Manager I nmERAIi NOTICES. WgAC.B. SOCI ET Y. AUCKLAND BRANCH, No. 81. Members are hereby notified to attend the Funeral of BRO JOHN PATTERSON (deceased!. which will leave his residence. 32. Kntrlauil Street. Tonsonby, at 2 p.m. TO-MORROW (Tuesday), for Waikaraka Cemetery. R.I.P. I W. KANE, Secretary. ■ ASSOCIATION FOOTHALL I _ A UCKLAND FOOTBALL j £V«v ■*"»■ ASSOCIATION. © "Zl Tlie Annual Geenral fV-f ANNUAL MEETING. . r7H_ will be neld at tbe Sports \K Club. TUESDAY. March 27, Meeting of the Association ' 7.30 p.m. 1 HOWARD GRIBBLE, ' 174 Hon. Sec. | RUGBY FOOTHALL. I _ bM T7DEN RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. j Aa""\ Members are notified that .'' ftfjul TRAINING WILL COMMENCE o>i - jjONDAY NEXT, J •mt.Jr 26th Inst., ! IN THE NEWTON TRAINING SHED, At 7.30 p.m. A good attendance is requested. 10 A. FELLOWES, Hon. Sec. OPTICIAN. i -pvOES rpHE gENTKY {XALL "ALL'S ryiELL''? It is a very ancient proverb which says: "The eyes being in the highest part hold the post of ARlT'l'OTj QUITE SURE THAT YOUR EYEiS ARE SERVING YOU WELL? ,: Is the sentry duty which your eyes are performing for you satisfactory? On the contrary, is there not cause for uneasiness, for investigation, for concern? If so, CONSULT TJALFOUR -\T TRVIXE, F.S.M.C. Prizeman by Exam.. London, SPECIALIST IN SIGHT TESTING, j 19. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. i Phone 3OOA. O . ' I.