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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18204, 15 October 1924, Page 10

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HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOtSi Tho fallowing arc to* hta J*|l day, at 2 p.m. sharp- 'IjL Senior XI. v. at E^'C H. Shaw. 1. Kearns, £. J. Junior A v. Junior B at vi J$ Junior B v. Junior A at *t -2 p.m. ,harp-R. S. *&!?&** MacMillan, J. Low. p." I. B. Flore in/, H.'shp'evT^K Third Grado v. Park, at 'J p.m. share-L <Wu*"*i« Dixon, A. Sojmoar, D." Arnott Chappie, ». CoiviUe, H. T. U. Pctrie . R. c . Any of the nbovo un*'ol« «> rf« , .' nr.s 5403 and leave a tnes«Z Phj « ** Any intending pkvers who* no:, appear in the. above tn»» !**A ; to attend Eluiwood Park OB TStln23« Not practice will he held 0 n ttlffeT College. Cricket Ground this <*ffc BOYS' ASSOCIATION, ? The Canterbury Bovs' Crickri *■ ' will opei its reason next SatnSnl games must commence by a.15 p.* „£ & in;,' October, stumps must b* V .m. The. following is the draw-™ £M Fifth frrade—St. Andrew's v ' at- wL* St. Bede's No. 2; Cathedral r 'TWaS!* Hospital Corner Xo. a; TaeAaSnlA Y.M.C.A., Hospital Corner No.T*»s* West, Hospital Cornea- No, (• sjSng£ School A v. Boys' High School STbJS Corner Ao. o. • "TM irixth grade—East v. Technical B »-*- Corner No. 6; Technical A v. BjJjW School B, Hospital Comer No 7- i)3P drew's v. St. AndwVl ST Boys' High School A a bye. *** * Seventh grade—Bovs' Hisk iuZt Y.M.C.A. B, Hospital Corn« aft Y.M.C.A. A v. Murist, Hospital CwCl 9; "West v. Linwood, Hospital Corawfc? St. Bedo's v. St. Andrew's, St.- B«£Ps 3: Cathedral » bye. ' ENGLISHMEN LAND. > "FULL OF HOPE." f«Y CABLE—PISESS ASSOCIATION— COHIM (AUSTRALIA* AND K.2. CABLE AMOQMfe (Received October 14th. 9.4S D.iaA FREMANTLE, Oct«W« The Ormonde has arrived. Tb« fiUft cricket-erp were welcomed by the W«t£%i tralian Cricket Association, when a W crowd was present. '<" Gillifran declared the team *wai fJUtSi hope. If it managed to take back tbtijL it would bo a glorious victory. ' "•>