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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22135, 3 July 1937, Page 22

TENDERS. iRiTHk STAIR TREADS And RUBBER FLOORING. STOPS ALL NOISE EASILY CLEANED ATTRACTIVE COLOURS. Lasts a Lifetime. ' BUT IT MUsT BE NORTH BRITISH. REESE BROS., LTD., South Island Agents: Cnr. Colombo and St. Asaph streets, Christchurch. M 7235 SKF BALL AND ROLLER BEARINGS. DLUMMERBLOCKS. Hangers, Truck * Wheels, Castors. Shaft Couplings, Lathe Centres. The World's Standard in Transmission Equipment. Agents, P. F. MANN, LTD., 146 Lichfield street. Christchurch, C.l 'Phone 35-386. M7lB FRANCIS HOLMES. LTD., The C«ment People, tor PEUENI SERVICE. •PHONE 33-074 for Prompt Deliveries. One Bag or One Thousand. Corner Moorhouse avenue and Durham street H 5130 BOXING SCHMELING-FARR BOUT CANCELLED (TOTTED PEXS3 ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT.) LONDON, July 1. After a dispute concerning the share o< the purse money offered to Tommy Fan his manager states that the Schmelmg Farr fight is off. Farr will meet Lou: in New York in September in a bout fo. the championship. GILDO AND JARVIS DRAW (FBSSS ASSOCIATION TXLXGKA2I.) HAMILTON, July 2. In a keen, hard fight, in which botr men maintained the pressure throughout Young Gildo and Jack Jarvis fought a draw at Hamilton last evening. The bout was the most interesting seen in the town for many years, and met with an enthusiastic reception. Jarvis made all the fighting m the early part of the bout, and it was not until the final stages that Gildo began to make up leeeway. The match was characterised by strenuous in-fighting. NEW BRIGHTON AMATEUR CLUB A meeting of the committee of the ;few Brighton Amateur Box'ng Club, held in the South Brighton Surf Club"s Hall, decided, as an encouragement to members of the club, to award medals at the end of the season to the most scientific boxer and the most scientific wrestler It was decided to present medals to L "Neumann and J. Carter, two junior members, who represented the club in ■nter-cVut, contests. A report submitted by the committer idvises persons who desired the incorporation of wrest'.uMt with the club's activities that a wrestling mat has now been procured and put down. PASSENGERS BY AIR Yesterday For Blenheim—Mr H. J. Macpherson. For Wellington—Mr L. Johnson, Mrs M. Johnson. Mr R. McDonald. For Palmerston North—Mr B. W. Boys. Mr R. McNeil. For Dunedin—Mr Christiansen. From Blenh«m—Mr D. O. Whyte.

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