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BOXING. "VTORTHERN TJOXING A SSOCIATION. I -i-~ J3 JrS. I I HOLIDAY A TTKACTION, OLIDAY -tt-TTRACTION. rpDESDAY, rjECEMBEK OO J- UESDAY, -L'ECEMBER TOWN TTALL. TOWN TTALL. XOWN J- OWN -D-ALL. - I MARCEL mHUKO ■ i ARGEL J-HURU MARCEL THURU Middle-weight of MARCEL THURU France. MARCEL THURU MARCEL THURU BOXES EDDIE TJARKER DDIE r AHKEK. New Zealand's EDDIE PARKER. Middle-weight. EDDIE PARKEK. EDDIE PARKER. EDDIE PARKER. pURSE £200. Fifteen Three-Minute Rounds, preceded by a Number of Amateur Bouts. Box Plan NOW OPEN at Carter and Asher's. NOTE PRICES.-Reserves, 7/6; Stage, fl; Circle and Stalls, 5/ : Back Stalls and Gallery, 2/6. We pay Tax. REMEMBER, the Town Hall Regulations require every person to be seated, therefore BOOK EARLY. J. H. WATTS, Hon. Secretary. rp R A I N I N G. "LADDIE " "DARKER, AT DONOVANS GYMNASIUM, MANUKA U ROAD, PARNELL, DAILY. 3 TO 4 P.M. « TVTARCEL mHURU, * DAILY, 3.10 p.m. AT FIRE BRIGADE GYMNASIUM, PITT STREET. COSEFETTTIOirS. i?KK — FIFTH NEW COMPETITIVE cWUtJ CONTEST— £ 55. RESULT AND SOLUTION. The following correctly solved the puzzle and share £55 :—Mrs. M. Dixon, 157. Mt. Eden Rd., Auckland ; C. V. Francis, 8.N.Z., Auckland ; J. Lochead, 5, Esplanade Rd., Mt. Eden ; A. D. Shaw, Portland ; Florence Stephens, Clevedpn ; V. P. Scaletti, Devonport ; Mrs. M. Vail, Ruawai; N. V. Wright, 12, Percival St.. Wellington: J. Williams, 12, North Avenue, Narrow Neck ; G. Wrighr, Argyle St., Avondale; Angus Wilson, Rotowaro. Solution.—Across : 1. Shadine ; C, peer ; 10, ocean ;»13, idea; 14, angles; lb, iron; 18. L.C. ; 19, O.E. ; 20, tan; 22, int.; 21, K.O. ; 26, sire ; 27, lees ; 20, sure ; 32, X.E. ; 34, rear; 30, runagate: 38. to; 40, X.D.; 42, flip; 44, ran; 40. E.P.N.S. ; 48, lore; 49, ere; 50, laugh; 51, aver; 52, arts; 54, tr. ; 55, sped; 50, de; 57. skilts; 61, P.S.; 63, S.N. ; 65, K.N. ; 60, A.E.; 07, R.U. ; 08, stack ; 60. treading. Down :1. spanks; 2, dole; 3, ice; 4, nesting; 5, ml.; 6, pinner; 7, cd. ; 8, eel; 0, rack; 11. nine; 12, sr.; 15, go; 17, oil; 21, area; 23, tee; 25, our ; 28. satired ; 30, runnet; 31. end ; 33, leash ; 35, roper ; 37, ting; 39, bread ; 42, flapped; 43, loves; 45, arrest; 40, eat in; 47. purl; 53, S.S. ; SS, X.X.X. ; 59, tar: 60. see; 62, rug; 64, na; 67, R.N. E. and O.E.Any competitor thinking his or her solution was also correct must seuil in claim before January 1, 1927, until which date prize money is withheld. 80 "PASTERN CADET QUEEN. CARNIVAL.

Competition Results.—Word-building : 1, N. Asher, Auckland, 820 words; 2, L. Lorraine, Ponsonby, 7(ir> words : 3, F. Vivian, Taumarunui, 072 words: 4, G. K. Fussell -Grafton. 019 words. Limerick :1, M. Stanton, Parnell; 2, D. J. King, Northcote ;3, B. Sebright, Mount Eden. "Best Collection of Names" : 1, G. N. Wilton. St. Helier's Bay ; 2, Miss C. Wills, Hawera ; 3, F. Simpson, Avondale. Cheques posted later. Where more than one winner, prize money divided. 87 PUBLIC NOTICES. rpilE FRUIT CONTROL ACT, 1024. NOTICE TO PRODUCERS AND OWNERS OF FRUIT. Notice is hereby given tjiat the New Zealand Fruit Export Control Board, constituted by the Fruit Control Act, 1924, in exercise of the power and authority vested in it by the said Act, intends to assume, as from the first day of FEBRUARY, 1927. limited control, to the extent hereinafter mentioned, of all fruit to which that Act applies, nnmely. Apples and Pears, produced in every district in which Part 1 of the said Act is in operation and intended for export from New Zealand to the European and South American markets, and that in exercise of such limited control the Board will, from time to time, fix and nominate the markets and places in the countries to which the said fruit shall be exported wherein it shall be sold and disposed of, and will, from time to time, appoint asrents and brokers for the handling, sale and disposal of the said fruit. Dated at Wellington this 24th day of December, 192 G. By Order of the Board. H. E. NAPIER, Secretary to the New Zealand Fruit Export Control Board. 91 "DREAD REDUCED. The Public are hereby notified that, effective December 27. the PRICE OF BREAD will be as follows :— Cash over the counter. . 6£d 21b loaf. Delivered 7d 21b loaf. AUCKLAND MASTER BAKERS' ASSN. J HEATON BARKER, 66 Secretary. TTAMPTON Studio, Kitchener St., will be ■*-*- Closed during Holidays from December 25, Re-opening January- 4. 1927. nAIXW A V WOTTC^S. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. Additional trains will run on Glen Afton Branch as follows :— On DECEMBER 27: Hr.ntly depart S.SS p.m.. Glen Afton arrive 9.20 p.m. Gien Afton depart 0.35 p.m., Huntly arrive 10.20 p.m. On DECEMBER 29, JANUARY 1 AND 3 : Huntly depart 6.10 a.m., 8.35 p.m., Glen Afton arrive 6.53 a.m., 9.20 p.m. Glen Afton depart 7.15 a.m., 9.35 p.m., Huntly arrive 8.0 a.m., 10.20 p.m. These trains will stop where required for passengers. 23 SWIMMING. PONSOXBY AMATEUR SWIMMING AND LIFE SAVING CLUB. GRAND SWIMMING CARNIVAL (In aid °of School's Swimming Classes), AT SHELLY BEACH BATH, Point Erin Park, Ponsonby. To be officially opened by Mr. M. J. Savsgc , , M.P.. at 2.43 p.m., CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON. First-class swimming, with Auckland's champions competing; Novelty and Diving Events. Auckland Waterside Workers' Band in attendance. Admission: Adults 1/, Children Gd. 47 L. BRIGHTON, Hon. Sec.