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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 7, 9 January 1926, Page 13

ATHLETIC SPORTS. m "VTEW ZEALAND AMATEUR a> ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. . AUCKLAND CENTRE. /-_J_RAND QPORTS /CARNIVAL STRAND O PORTS VJARNIVAL In connection with the visit of the Famous American and Olympic Champions JACKSON V. SCHOLZ And LLOYD HAHN At the DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND, SATURDAY, JAN. 23, 1926, at 2.15 p.m. SATURDAY, JAN. 23, 1926, at 2.15 p.m. IOOYd. Handicap. Broad Jump Hdcp. 220 Yd. Handicap. Pole Vault Hdcp. 440YC*. Handicap. 75Yd. Ladies' Champ. S-_OYd. Handicap. 75Yd. Ladies' Hdcp. Mile Run Handicap. Mile Cycle Hdcp. 120 Yd. Hurdles Hdcp. 2 Miles Cycle Hdcp. 440 Yd. Hurdles Hdcp. 5 Miles Cycle Hdcp. Mile Walk Hdcp. Throwing Javelin. High Jump Hdcp. Throwing Discus. Hop. Step, and Jump Handicap. One Mile Inter-House Relay. IOOYd. Secondary Schools Handicap. Nominations, 2/ each event, Ladles 1/, will close with the Hon. Secretary on WEDNESDAY, January 13, 1926. Competitors must wear the numbers allotted to them at the recent Championship meeting. Additional numbers provided for new competitors. W. MORTON, Hon. Sec. 32, Albert Street. 293 BAND PERFORMANCES. A USTRALIAN pIPE -gANO SPECIAL NOTICE. A COLLECTION WILL BE TAKEN IN THE CIVIO SQUARE ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, Between the hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., and all day in the suburban streets of Mt. Eden, Onehunga, Devonport, Mount Albert, the proceeds of which will be in aid of the above Band (delayed in New Zealand owing to passport difficulties), and local orphanages ; 60 per cent for the band, 40 per cent for the orphanages of the city. BADGES will be sold in the streets by pretty sellers on Friday. By buying a Badge you are supporting the orphanages of Auckland and district. Local Brass Bands are lending a hand. DON'T FAIL TO BUY YOUR BADGE. YOUR FIRST NEW YEAR'S GIFT — Send it to-day to WM. DARWIN, Drum Major, 113, Grafton Boad. 220 MEETINGS. AUCKLAND GROCERS' ASSISTANTS* INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. The Annual Meeting of above Union will be held in Union Rooms, 22, Swanson Street, MONDAY NEXT, the llth inst.. at 8 p.m. sharp. Every member in 25 miles radius requested to be present. Business: Reading of Minutes, Correspondence, and General Business; ELECTION OF EXECUTIVE, Committee, Trustees and An'ditor for year 1926. Report and Balancesheet if ready. The Secretary will be in attendance at 7 p.m. to. receive contributions. Members three* months and over in arrears will not be permitted.to vote or take part in discussion or ballots. Nominations for Workers' Representative and Deputy on Arbitration Court will also be taken. J. H. MORTENSEN, Secretary. 'Phone 41-758. 218 MOTOR TRIPS. A GREAT MOTOR TRIP. A Special Bus will leave G.P.0., Auckland, on SUNDAY Next, at 8.45 a.m. sharp, for HOT SPRINGS, PARAKAI, HELENSVILLE. via Symonds Street and New North Road. LEAVE PARAKAI, 6.30 P.M. RETURN FARE 7/6 ' Seats must be booked at the Office of the MT. EDEN MOTOR BUS CO., LTD., 16, Empire Buildings Swanson St.. Auckland. Telephone 42-555, or 20-217. 62 TTJAIKOWHAI PARK, Daily - Service, ** Olesen's-JJus leaves Waikowhal, Monday to Friday. 10.10, 2.l*"*. 4.15 : Saturday, 10.10. 1.20, 4.10; Sunday, 10.10. 4.45. Leaves City. Monday to Friday, 9.15, 1.35, 3.35: Saturday. 0.15, 12.35, 3.20; Sunday, !).!".. 1.45, 4 p.m. 201 WAIKOWHAI PARK, Sunday. Olsen's Buses leave City 9.15 a.m.; Greenwood's Corner 9.40, weather permitting. S4 PUBLIC NOTICES. T> E W A R D £10 0. The Council of the Fire and Accident Underwriters* Associations of N.Z. offers Reward not to exceed £100 ln all for information leading to the conviction of any person or persons found to have wilfully caused damage by fire at the following premises and on the dates mentioned :— HaU of Commerce, High Street, City, 30th October 1925, City Chambers, Queen Street, City, 31st December, 1925. Alston Chambers, Queen Street, City, Ist January. 1926. R. O. SKEET, Secretary, Auckland Fire and Accident Underwriters' Assn., 209, Victoria Arcade, Auckland. 192 •p ,1 R E. We wish to sincerely thank the Newmarket Fire Brigade and all those who worked so assiduously to quench the conflagration at our premises in Broadway on New Year's Eve. HARDLEYS, LTD. 53 LIVE STOCK BMP VKHIOUEI »OH SALS. BILL MOORE, THE CHAMPION HEAVYOX AND ALL GEAR FOR SIDE SHOW* 'for Sale by Buckland's at Westfield on 13th, or wiU Sell Privately. COW, second calf calved one week; Jersey Holstein. —Cotfghlan, Ferndale Rd., ofE Panmure Rd.. Eilerslie. HEIFER, with calf; good, cheap.—Westlake. Titirangi Rd.. New Lynn. 12 HEIFERS (2), nice, close to proflt, for Sale.—Apply House, opp. School, Mangere Bridge. HORSE, Cart, Harness, £16; Milk Floats, Drays, Carts, Wagons, Gigs; bargains. 42, Wyndham St." JERBEY Shorthorn, good milker, with cans ;no feed; an offer. —D, Jackson, Western Ay.. Mt. Albert. | 286 PIGS (6), Berkshire, Weaners, et 18/ each. Sharp, Valley Rd., Henderson. 71 PIG, weaner, first-class, for sale:—Apply Gillanders, Sabulite Rd., Glen Eden. SHORTHORN Third Calver, calved 8 weeks; splendid milker: -juaranteed : £8 10/.— Harrison. Park Rd.. Papakura. 76 1-TON Cnrt. Horse. Harness ; £10 or nearest offer.—For particulars write G-P-O. Box 714, mo r\vT >of - mows qubscribers. OUT -OF - TOWN SUBSCBIBERS, WHO WISH TO ANSWER ADVERTISEMENTS In which only the Telephone Number of the Advertiser is given, may send their repUes to the " STAR," and ihe newspaper will communicate such repllCw the advertiser. .. I