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AMVBBMENTS I 'offGtav RUGBY TODAY. AUGUST 31. j RUGBY 1 RUGBY LANCASTER PARK OVAL ; RUGBY LANCASTER PARK OVAL J RUGBY KICK-OFF 3 pun. J RUGBY SUGBY FIJI v. CANTERBURY i UGBY FIJI v. CANTERBURY * RUGBY FIJI v. CANTERBURY ! RUGBY RUGBY UNDER 20: 115 pan. - RUGBY MID-CANTERBURY v. RUGBY CANTERBURY J RUGBY 1 RUGBY UNDER sst 12 Noon RUGBY UNDER sst 101 b: 11 a.m. RUGBY PRIMARY SCHOOLS v i RUGBY’ CANTERBURY RUGBY i RUGBY LANCASTER PARK SOUTH RUGBY 1 RUGBY SENIOR 2nd DIV... 115 pun. RUGBY BANKS PENINSULA v J RUGBY CANTERBURY RUGBY RUGBY Under 6st 71b. 12 Noon RUGBY NORTH CANTERBURY v RUGBY CANTERBURY ; RUGBY ADMISSION RUGBY Adults: Enclosure 6/-. EmRUGBY bankment 4/RUGBY Children: Enclosure 2/-. RUGBY Embankment 1/RUGBY . RUGBY j. RUGBY SATURDAY. SEPT. 7. j RUGBY BULLER v. -CANTERBURY RUGBY RUGBY Booking Now Open at RUGBY D.LC. Booking Office. RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER RUGBY 14 RUGBY RUGBY OTAGO ▼. CANTERBURY | RUGBY RUGBY' Bookings Ooen Next w *ek RUGBY Reserves for both matches RUGBY No. 3 Covered Stand 6s RUGBY SOCCER ENGLISH PARK SOCCER ENGLISH PARK SOCCER TODAY’ SOCCER TODAY SOCCER SOCCER 2.45 P.M. SOCCER SOCCER CITY v. NOMADS SOCCER CITY v. NOMADS SOCCER CITY Y NOMADS SOCCER CITY v NOMADS SOCCER 1 o.m. SOCCER NEERLANDIA v SOCCER NbERLANDIA v SOCCER NEERLANDIA v SOCCER WESTERN SOCCER WESTERN SOCCER WESTERN SOCCEB Admission. 2/6 and 1/6 SOCCER Children Free. SOCCER. Take No 4 Bus to English SOCCERPark DOLL SHOW DOLL SHOW DOLL SHOW N.Z. Industries \ Fair . N.Z. Industries Fair Building Building NEXT WEEK Puesday. September 3 to Friday, September 6, -inclusive NOTE CHANGE OF LOCATION THIS YEAR Top Floor, N.Z. INDUSTRIES FAIR BUILDING Ferry road ShbW will be open during the following hours: — TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY: 12 aan. to 5.30 pan. 7 p.m.-9 pan. FRIDAY: 10 am.-10 pan. •nd -will be officially opened by THE MAYORESS, MRS R. M. MACFARLANE at 2 pan. bn Tuesday, September 3. We are privileged this year to have the following displays to present to you: ’‘Belinda in Blue’’ “Belinda in Blue” Over 200 Dolls’ displayed by MRS WARD, of MARTON.

Exhibition of Lead Soldiers Depicting every Regiment m the Imperial Army—cast in lead and hand-painted by MR j. K. COLLINS. Coronation -Procession . This display includes figures of Hfer Majesty the Queen in the Coronation Coach and the Queen of Tonga. ■Working Meccano Models A Display by the Christchurch Meccano Club. ENTERTAINMENTS: Each Afternoon at 2 p.m. and ‘ 3.30 p.m.: Hugh Hobden’s Famdiis Puppet Show Evenings at 7.30 pm. tncle Ben L'ncle Ben Tuesday and Thursday—Magic for the Million*. Wednesday and Friday—Ventriloquism with a Vengeance. AFTERNOON TEA AVAILABLE, 1/6. Take any No. 3 Bus leaving the Squirt at 10-minute intervals. OneMction ride—bus stops outside door. Admission: Adults 1/6 Children 6d. Secretary's Address: MISS D. GOODMAN 163 Slater street, Christchurch. Telephone 58-002. THE CANTERBURY SOCIETY OF ARTS Presents Craftsmanship Supreme in Infinite Variety in the MAGNIFICENT BRITISH FINE CRAFTS EXHIBITION More than 300 Example* in Silver, Pottery, Textiles, Glass, etc., etc. from the Crafts Centre of Great Britain in conjunction with the SPRING EXHIBITION of CANTERBURY ARTISTS’ WORK tn the DURHAM STREET ART GALLERY Hours; Daily: 10 to 5 Nightly. 7.30' to 3.30 Sundays. 2 to 4.30 GRAND FAIR. GRAND FAIR GRAND FAIR. GRAND FAIR. GRAND FAIR. GRAND FAIR. SPREYDON-SUNNYSIDE FOOTBALL HALL. Lincoln road TODAY, 1 P.M Stalls .of all descriptions Entertainment for children. Bran Tub. Afternoon tea In aid of Spreydon Scouts and Cuba. building hinds.