GOLF. 'Charles S. Gardiner, an Irish international player, has been appointed instructor at Wiseman's Golf School, which .will reopen on Monday next, Single lessons or courses of six or more lessons arranged. Fees: Single lessons, 4/; course 3ix lessons, £1 1/. Wiseman's Golf Sohool, at 170, Queen Street (opp. H.M. : Theatre).—(Ad.) ' The hand-worked signals used by the policemen on point duty in the city are a. decided acquisition in the matter of the regulation of the traffic. Owing to some defect the signal at the intersection of Symonds Street and Karanga•hape Road was not in working order at the rush hour to-day. As a result the policeman on point duty had a strenuous time, his' arms -working like flails' until the rush of traffic had subsided.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 162, 11 July 1925, Page 11
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