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ATHLETIC SPORTS. SATURDAY, 2.15 P.M., DOMAIN, AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL AMATEUR ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS. CHAMPIONSHIPS. Rotorua, AVhangarei, Waikato Athletes all coming in. HIGH JUMPING DD LUXE. McKay (Waipu). Title Holder. Hac-kett (Auckland), N.Z. 'Varsity Champ. Christophers (Rotorua), Country Champ. RECORD HURDLING FIELDS include: All Black "Pat" Caughey, ex-Secondary Schools' Champion. Finla.vson, Present Seconda-y Schools' Champion. Malcolm. Speake, Waikato Stars. All Cycling Stars Competing. Who can Win Lades' Mile Scratch Cycle Race? Miss Baird, Miss Lorrigan, Miss Swinburne. Admission, 1/; Vehicles. 1/; Stand, 1/; Children, Od. Competitors' Passes Main Gates. TOILET SPECIALISTS. jyupo nt • s TJEAUTY OALON, 14-IC, DARBY STREET, CITY, QPENS TO THE T>UBLIC mO-DAY. Yoii are Cordially Invited to Inspect the

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Studio: Scots Hall Building, Top of Symonds Street. Interviews to arrange lessons, Symonds Street Studio, 12-5 p.m. daily, on and after February 1. Students Trained in Orchestral and Concert Solo Playing. SYMONDS STREET PHONE 30-684. REMUERA PHONE 25-657. 31 THE MUSIC TEACHERS' REGISTRATION BOARD OF NEW ZEALAND. Constituted by Act of Parliament. 1929. The Act i -ovirtes for those who are registered to describe themselves as "Registered Teacher of Piano, Violin, etc., etc." Application should be made to E. C. CACHEMAILLE, Registrar, 59, Cambridge Terrace, WHlington. P.O. Box 170. :10 GOLF. rpHIO LADIES OF THE XUKTH SHORE JL GOLF CLUB will Play the Third Round of the Summer Cup TO-MORROW, at 10 o'clock. Partners will be arranged at the clubhouse. ' ' ' x3l