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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 33, 8 February 1930, Page 23

j FERSY NOTICES. r-m— rTtHE DEVONPORT p i X STEAM (Weather and Other Circumstances Permitting.} DAY ANT) NIGHT SERVICES TO DEVONPORT AND STANLEY BAT (Phone 41-346); BAYS WATER. NOR EH COTE, BIRKENHEAD AND CHELSEA (Phone 40-*>S4) Bus Service, via Bayswate. _nd Devon port, to Tafcaptina (to Jiil * ord Beach). Fare, including Boat and Bus, Return, Adults, 1/6; Children, 9dL AkO to Campbell's, Hurrays and Browns Bays. Adults, 2/6, 3/ and 3/6 respectively. TO CHELTENHAM ANPNARROVv NECK BEACHES, VIA DEVONPOST. Buses meet all Boats, via B2.ysw2.ter to Milford. MOTUIHI AND RANGITOTO ISLANDS S.S. NGOIRO. Calls at Devonport botn ways. Time-table and Fares at Ferry Office. VEHICULAR FERRY to Northcote, Birkenhead, from Beaumont Street, Freeman s Bay. Phone 43-354. DEVONPORT VEHICULAR SERVICE, from opposite tie New Railway Station. SATURDAY NIGHT FERRY — Leaves Devonport, 11.40 p.nu, 12.30 Irn , and Auckland, 12.10 a.m., 12!45 a.m. Phone 45-338. Time-tables and Fares on Application. Steamers on Hire. s WRESTLING. tN.Z. W EESTLI * G ASSOCIATION (INC.). .TOWN HALL, AUCKLAND, MONDAY, FEB. 10, 1930, AT S P.M. GEORGE WALKER (The Canadian Panther), V. FRED EBERTS (Austria). g 10-MINUTB ROUNDS g PRECEDED BY FIRST-CLASS PRELIMINARIES. POPULAR PRICES. cf-aze 10/ ; Dress Circle and Ground Floor, 5/; Reserves, 7/6; Gallery, 2/6. We Pay Tax. Box Plan now open at Carter and Asher. BOOK EARLY. 10 BROADS! DING. WESTERN SPRINGS, WESTERN SPRINGS, 8 P.M. — TO-NIGHT — 8 P.M. 8 P.M. —■ TO-NIGHT — 8 P.M. RECORD. RECORD. "SKYD" PERKINS " SKYD " PERKINS " SKYD " PERKINS | 'Will make an attempt at 8 p~m. 1 to break the record of 20 1-os established by Frank Pearce last week. PINKQJ PINK^» CJ PINKO >opiNK.>o» S PINKO PINK.O. THE SPEEDWAY WONDER SPEEDWAY WONDER | The man who beat Pearce, Kilmis- | ter, Sticpewich and other champions JIMMY DATSON JIMMY DATSON I The man who thrilled yon some weeks ago will make a welcome reappearance. ' 1 MATTSON, MATTSON, 1 BRAY, HERBERT, BRAY, HERBERT, 'GARMSON. i GARMSON. A quartet of Auckland's best riders. See them against the Australian trio. It will be : cinder shifting supreme. i : CRICKET PATRONS . CRICKET PATRONS > . Cricket enthusisasts attending t Eden Park this afternoon are advised that the first event in which. Charlie Spinks is a starter will not start until 5.30 p.m. : Under N.Z.A.C.U. and N-Z.S-A. Rules. 1 Take a Zoo Car, one a minute. Drops yoi ' at the front gate. 3 Admission: 2/, School Children 6d. CMldrei : must obtain their tickets at the changi 1 window. S \ ATHLETiC SPORTS. • ONEWHERO ATHLETIC CLUE > (Affiliated with Northern Athletic Union) NNUAL gPOSTS. ONEWHERO DOMAIN, On gATURDAY, -pEBRUARY £9 1930 , BIG PROGRAMME OF 23 EVENTS. ' £S0 — PRIZE MONEY — £80 Entries for All Handicap Events clos with the Secretary on TUESDAY, Februar; 11. Hot Water Supplied on Ground by Clut Admission to Ground : 1/6; Children, 6c Horses or Vehicles. 1/. . 5 Bus win leave Tankan at 11 a.m. Da; ; of Sports, returning in time- to connect wit] train. DANCE TO FOLLOW IN EVENING. Gents. 1/6; Ladies; 1/. i REG. PHILLIPS. Hon. Secretary. Phone No. 11. Onewhero. TROTTING. „ AND J) g SOW V * e r ' * r » ENTRIES FOR TROTTING EVENT AG THIS SHOW CLOSE ON j JjTEBRUARY 2 § P - iL with undersigned. F. BANKS, 3 Secretary, Matamata. - TOILET SPECIALISTS. j TjiGYPTUS, Sole Agent Lily Elsie Toll* I J-J Parlours, 417, Upper Queen St, Phot B 43-456. Superfluous Hairs, etc.