CANTERBURY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
POSTPONEMENT OF MATCHES ALL HOCKEY POSTPONED FOR JULY 21. ; Representative match, Wellington v. s Canterbury, will be played at St. Leonard’s square, Sumner, on July 21, at 2.45 i, p.m. i. Curtain Raiser.—l.3o p.m.: Canterbury B Team v. Canterbury Colts. Canteri. bury Colts v. Canterbury B, 1.30 p.m.— - K. Gallilee, T. Hines, R. Wornall, J. Part- : ington, E. Benntnf (captain), L. Dale, G. I. Miskimmin, I. Cummins. E. Ayson, N. I, Brownlee, M. Leslie. a Senior ). Canterbury Team v. Wellington, at 2.45 • p.m.—G, Maister, M. Watson, M. Down, W. r Morris. C. V. Walter (capt), F. W. Seldom i- J. Grimley, E. Thomas, B. D. Duffield, T. E. Eggleston, R. Moir. Emergencies: L. I Smith, R. Calvert, R. Leney. a Wellington Team.—Haigh, Shaw. Thrush, j J. Tynan, D. Mulheron, Johansen, Chapman, G. Rowe, M. Browne, W. Smiler, ,1 McKelvie, J. Mulhercn. ,j Canterbury B (White Shirts) v. Canter- ,) bury Colts, at 1.30 p.m,—C. Ryder, O. s Slcan (capt), R. Fairbrother, L. Templeton, E. Radcliffe, T. Risley, T. Malone, / 8.-Sloan, J. Deaktn, C. Stafford, C. Dale. / Emergencies; E. B. Radcliffe. T. Clapshaw. s ~ 8 s Canterbury Senior A Hockey Representative Team to assemble at Excelsior Hotel, Manchester street, at 1.40 p.m. 3 sharp. Bus will convey teams to St. i Leonard Square, Sumner. Canterbury B I. team and Colts’ team will travel to Sumner by the 12.40 p.m. tram from Cathedral square. No, 3 Trams will leave Cathedral square at 1.10 p.m., 1.40 p.m., 2.10 ’ p.m. to convey public to Sumner. Extra ’ trams will be available if necessarj'. Soft ’ Drinks on Sale on the grounds. —6 s S . IT’S GOT JUST THAT SOMETHING THAT REALLY WORKS! 1 Of course, you can buy cough remedies s galore—but for a certainty of results be- ■ yond anything you’ve ever had before, you’ve just got to get on to Settle’s "Extra Strength” Cough Remedy. It’s not an ordinary remedy—far from it—lt’s = the most satisfying and sure-to-work comI pound, and is backed by Mr Settle’s i straight-out personal money-refund guarII antee. Old-man coughs and colds break t up—Asthmatic coughs and chest tightness ; ease away—elderly folk get the greatest I freedom from infection worry. It’s 5/and 10/-, post free, and worth every ' penny paid. Bettle’s “Extra Strength" Cough Remedy only from George Bettle, ’ Chemist, 789 Colombo street. Christchurch. —1
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Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24624, 21 July 1945, Page 4
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